Faerie

The realm of Faerie is a mystery, even to the fae of Fel'Arthia. It is where all fairies originate, and few facts are agreed upon about it.

What is Known
All fairies who dwell within Fel'Arthia are from Faerie, and is where they get their name from. According to the oldest of the fae, Faerie is a land of inconsistencies, made of pure chaos and creation. This might account for the lack of cohesive description of the realm, but no one, not fae nor man, really know for sure.

What is generally accepted, however, is that in this storm of unbridled imagination, there are a few consistent places.

The Eventide Court is thought to be the capital of the realm. It is a large stone structure, roughly the size of a small village. Courtiers would spend days inside the Court, as well as in the courtyard, making deals and settling disputes. It is thought that those days are over, which would explain the mass emigration from Faerie to Fel'Arthia.

The other four known locations correspond to the four seasonal courts, collectively called the Lands of Seasons. They are commonly thought of as the regional equivalent to the Eventide Court.

There are other, smaller known fixed points, such as individual dwellings and other landmarks, but most have been either forgotten or were merely temporary blips of half-remembered creations.

What is Not Known
The biggest question about Faerie is where it resides. No non-fae has entered, and it seems that the fae either do not remember how to get back, or simply are keeping tightlipped about its whereabouts.

An accurate map of the realm is also out of the picture, as the distance between the fixed points (such as the Eventide Court and the Seasonal Courts) change almost every time a fairy mentions them. In some tales, they are all within a mile of each other, while in other tales they're years apart. The smaller fixed points are even harder to locate.