Post by House of Summer on Jan 24, 2018 22:36:41 GMT -8
Trí Chrainn Déag
The Summer Palace, which lies at the heart of Trí Chrainn Déag, illuminated at night.
The Summer Palace, which lies at the heart of Trí Chrainn Déag, illuminated at night.
Known in the fae tongue as the Thirteen Trees, from the outside Trí Chrainn Déag takes the form of thirteen great trees moulded together into a wondrous structure by the ancient powers of the Seelie. Even from a distance Trí Chrainn Déag is both large and magnificent, situated in a light wood in which it dwarfs all other nearby trees; Yet it is within that Trí Chrainn Déag's true beauty lies.
Entering Trí Chrainn Déag can be likened to entering a new world, for seelie tricks have shaped it so the inside is larger than the out. Within, an small city of fae has made its home in tree houses carved into the inside of the trunks and root-like pathways act as walkways and bridges for those who cannot fly. In the day, sunlight pours in through gaps in the trunk walls and at night, the city is illuminated by multi-coloured bioluminescent whisps and plants.
Houses in the city come in all shapes and sizes, from human-sized manors to tiny abodes made for those who stand only a few inches tall. The most magnificent of these is the Summer Palace, home to the House of Summer and Lonan the Summer-King. The summer palace is a delightful house of revelry and trickery, a venerable dream protected by unknowable secrets and sorcery.
Anti-magic cannot negate the power present within Trí Chrainn Déag, and using it will not affect the natural properties of the location.
Entering Trí Chrainn Déag can be likened to entering a new world, for seelie tricks have shaped it so the inside is larger than the out. Within, an small city of fae has made its home in tree houses carved into the inside of the trunks and root-like pathways act as walkways and bridges for those who cannot fly. In the day, sunlight pours in through gaps in the trunk walls and at night, the city is illuminated by multi-coloured bioluminescent whisps and plants.
Houses in the city come in all shapes and sizes, from human-sized manors to tiny abodes made for those who stand only a few inches tall. The most magnificent of these is the Summer Palace, home to the House of Summer and Lonan the Summer-King. The summer palace is a delightful house of revelry and trickery, a venerable dream protected by unknowable secrets and sorcery.
Anti-magic cannot negate the power present within Trí Chrainn Déag, and using it will not affect the natural properties of the location.