The Court of Scales - Revision history

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	'''The Court of Scales''' is a [[fey]] court located in [[the Feywild]] that was founded and ruled by evil dragons in service of the dragon goddess [[Tiamat]]. Their ultimate goal was to spread her evil and conquest throughout the Feywild and beyond. The court is ruled by High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang, an ancient [[Green Dragon]] and risen [[archfey]].		'''The Court of Scales''' is a [[fey]] court located in [[the Feywild]] that was founded and ruled by evil dragons in service of the dragon goddess [[Tiamat]]. Their ultimate goal was to spread her evil and conquest throughout the Feywild and beyond. The court is ruled by High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang, an ancient [[Green Dragon]] and risen [[archfey]].

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Baroness Asternendrarlon, the Keeper of the Hoard

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	==== Baroness Asternendrarlon, the Keeper of the Hoard ====		==== Baroness Asternendrarlon, the Keeper of the Hoard ====
	Baroness Asternendrarlon, known as Asterne, was ~~oncean~~ ancient silver dragon devoted to Bahamut, the god of justice and good-aligned dragons. She served faithfully in the wars that raged across the Material Plane, rallying dragonkin and mortal allies alike to defend the realm with honor. But the tides of conflict turned, and one by one, Asterne witnessed the fall of her comrades, the shattering of her ideals, and the futility of even the noblest cause. Eventually, Asterne made a cold and pragmatic choice: she abandoned her oaths to Bahamut and pledged herself to Tiamat. Unlike many who were corrupted by fear or temptation, Asterne rationalized her service as a form of order amid chaos. If the dragons were to dominate the world, she would ensure that their rise was efficient, organized, and sustainable. After some years, Tiamat sent her to join the Court of Scales in the Feywild and Veylthar appointed her as the Keeper of the Hoard, managing the Court of Scales’ wealth, acquisitions, and treasures.		Baroness Asternendrarlon, known as Asterne, was once an ancient silver dragon devoted to Bahamut, the god of justice and good-aligned dragons. She served faithfully in the wars that raged across the Material Plane, rallying dragonkin and mortal allies alike to defend the realm with honor. But the tides of conflict turned, and one by one, Asterne witnessed the fall of her comrades, the shattering of her ideals, and the futility of even the noblest cause. Eventually, Asterne made a cold and pragmatic choice: she abandoned her oaths to Bahamut and pledged herself to Tiamat. Unlike many who were corrupted by fear or temptation, Asterne rationalized her service as a form of order amid chaos. If the dragons were to dominate the world, she would ensure that their rise was efficient, organized, and sustainable. After some years, Tiamat sent her to join the Court of Scales in the Feywild and Veylthar appointed her as the Keeper of the Hoard, managing the Court of Scales’ wealth, acquisitions, and treasures.

	Asterne oversees the monthly tithes of gold, precious gems, and magical artifacts sent back to Tiamat, ensuring that nothing is lost or squandered. She is also responsible for evaluating new acquisitions: fallen fey, dragon cultist offerings, or plundered treasures from the Mirewood and neighboring realms. To fail in her audits or mismanage resources is considered a grievous offense, sometimes punished by exile into the Mirewood’s deadliest regions. Asterne is not cruel for cruelty’s sake; she executes her duties with calm precision, believing that the Court functions best when every piece, from High Regent to dragon cultist, performs its role without fail. Her scales shimmer like polished platinum, her eyes keen and calculating, and she moves through the Court with serene authority.		Asterne oversees the monthly tithes of gold, precious gems, and magical artifacts sent back to Tiamat, ensuring that nothing is lost or squandered. She is also responsible for evaluating new acquisitions: fallen fey, dragon cultist offerings, or plundered treasures from the Mirewood and neighboring realms. To fail in her audits or mismanage resources is considered a grievous offense, sometimes punished by exile into the Mirewood’s deadliest regions. Asterne is not cruel for cruelty’s sake; she executes her duties with calm precision, believing that the Court functions best when every piece, from High Regent to dragon cultist, performs its role without fail. Her scales shimmer like polished platinum, her eyes keen and calculating, and she moves through the Court with serene authority.

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Court Members

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	== Court Members ==		== Court Members ==
	The Court of Scales was broken down into four tiers. At the top was High Regent Veylthar the Verdent Fang, the unopposed ruler of the Court of Scales. Directly below ~~his~~ ~~were~~ the Five Talons, five corrupted fey who used to serve in the court of Queen Thalyra the Rooted One. Next to them in authority are the High Barons, powerful dragonkin and servants of Tiamat who have been given positions of great prestige in the court. Below them is the Low Court, which consists of both dragonkin and corrupted fey who manage most of the day to day operations of the court.		The Court of Scales was broken down into four tiers. At the top was High Regent Veylthar the Verdent Fang, the unopposed ruler of the Court of Scales. Directly below him are the Five Talons, five corrupted fey who used to serve in the court of Queen Thalyra the Rooted One. Next to them in authority are the High Barons, powerful dragonkin and servants of Tiamat who have been given positions of great prestige in the court. Below them is the Low Court, which consists of both dragonkin and corrupted fey who manage most of the day to day operations of the court.

	=== High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang ===		=== High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang ===

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Society and Culture of the Court of Scales and the Mirewood

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	With her death, the Wildwood collapsed. The trees wailed, their roots bleeding sap. Once-clear rivers stagnated into dark, sluggish streams. The fertile forests twisted into a choking swamp of thorns, fungal blooms, and venomous growths. Fey creatures that had once danced in sunlit glades found their forms warped: pixies grew dragon like wings and venomous fangs, satyrs turned wild and mad, and dryads fused with brambles and rotted trees. The Wildwood was no more. Now there was only the Mirewood, a fetid swamp, crawling with warped beasts and the servants of dragons. And upon this ruin the dragon Veylthar declared himself High Regent, and that henceforth, the Court of Branches would forever be known as the Court of Scales. Now Veylthar seeks to spread this corruption to new courts, bending more fey to his will, and to devour even more archfey.		With her death, the Wildwood collapsed. The trees wailed, their roots bleeding sap. Once-clear rivers stagnated into dark, sluggish streams. The fertile forests twisted into a choking swamp of thorns, fungal blooms, and venomous growths. Fey creatures that had once danced in sunlit glades found their forms warped: pixies grew dragon like wings and venomous fangs, satyrs turned wild and mad, and dryads fused with brambles and rotted trees. The Wildwood was no more. Now there was only the Mirewood, a fetid swamp, crawling with warped beasts and the servants of dragons. And upon this ruin the dragon Veylthar declared himself High Regent, and that henceforth, the Court of Branches would forever be known as the Court of Scales. Now Veylthar seeks to spread this corruption to new courts, bending more fey to his will, and to devour even more archfey.
	== Society and Culture of the Court of Scales and the Mirewood ==		== Society and Culture of the Court of Scales and the Mirewood ==
	The Court of Scales is built on two principles: that dragons are the ultimate lifeforms in the realm, and that the Feywild must fall. Once a fey paradise under Queen Thalyra the Rooted One, the court and the land around it are now a twisted echo of what it once was, reshaped by the will of High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang and the draconic influence of the dragon queen Tiamat. At its heart lies Castle Wyrmblight, a rotting fortress of stone and vines where the Veylthar rules supreme. From this throne, Veylthar rules through fear and enchantment, twisting the Court of Branches’ old hierarchies into a structure where scales, corruption, and cruelty dictate status. The nobles of the court who were once dryads, treants, and elven knights have become warped things, more monster and dragon than fey, their bodies reshaped by venom, scale, and swamp rot. Beside them stand true dragons loyal to Tiamat, sent into the Feywild with Veylthar to build out his court and expand the influence of the Dragon Queen.		The Court of Scales is built on two principles: that dragons are the ultimate lifeforms in the realm, and that the Feywild must fall. Once a fey paradise under Queen Thalyra the Rooted One, the court and the land around it are now a twisted echo of what it once was, reshaped by the will of High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang and the draconic influence of the dragon queen Tiamat. At its heart lies Castle Wyrmblight, a rotting fortress of stone and vines where the High Regent Veylthar rules supreme. From this throne, Veylthar rules through fear and enchantment, twisting the Court of Branches’ old hierarchies into a structure where scales, corruption, and cruelty dictate status. The nobles of the court who were once dryads, treants, and elven knights have become warped things, more monster and dragon than fey, their bodies reshaped by venom, scale, and swamp rot. Beside them stand true dragons loyal to Tiamat, sent into the Feywild with Veylthar to build out his court and expand the influence of the Dragon Queen.

	The culture of the Court reflects this shift. Where once the fey celebrated growth, music, and the change of nature, the Court of Scales now exalts decay, domination, and dragons. Festivals and songs once dedicated to the changing of seasons and the blooming of new life now glorify the fall of fey courts and the majesty of dragons. Even the language of the court has changed, with all the members of the Court of Scales speaking a hybrid language of draconic and sylvan, a guttural, hissing tongue known only within the Mirewood. [[File:Wyrmblight Interior.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Interior Hallway of Castle Wyrmblight]]		The culture of the Court reflects this shift. Where once the fey celebrated growth, music, and the change of nature, the Court of Scales now exalts decay, domination, and dragons. Festivals and songs once dedicated to the changing of seasons and the blooming of new life now glorify the fall of fey courts and the majesty of dragons. Even the language of the court has changed, with all the members of the Court of Scales speaking a hybrid language of draconic and sylvan, a guttural, hissing tongue known only within the Mirewood. [[File:Wyrmblight Interior.jpg\|left\|thumb\|Interior Hallway of Castle Wyrmblight]]

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About

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	== About ==		== About ==
	The Court of Scales is a court ruled by [[Dragon\|dragons]] and rot in the Feywild, a magical realm that exists parallel to Quelmar. The Court's goal is to spread their corruption and influence across the Feywild in the name of Tiamat, the evil goddess of all dragons. Tiamat hoped that the Court of Scales could create another for [[the War of Many Names]], the war waged by Tiamat and her dragons in order to destroy all of Quelmar. Ruled by the cruel and manipulative green dragon Veylthar, the Verdant Fang, the court consists of both corrupted fey and greedy dragons from the Material Plane. Ruling from a massive rotting fortress called Castle Wyrmblight, the Court of Scales holds rule over the Mirewood, a vast swamp filled with corrupting bogs, bloodthirsty Blights, and unfathomable horrors. Many courts have already fallen to Veylthar and his order of corruption and dragons, with their archfey rulers devoured and their members forced to join the Court of Scales.		The Court of Scales is a court ruled by [[Dragon\|dragons]] and rot in the Feywild, a magical realm that exists parallel to Quelmar. The Court's goal is to spread their corruption and influence across the Feywild in the name of Tiamat, the evil goddess of all dragons. Tiamat hoped that the Court of Scales could create another front for [[the War of Many Names]], the war waged by Tiamat and her dragons in order to destroy all of Quelmar. Ruled by the cruel and manipulative green dragon Veylthar, the Verdant Fang, the court consists of both corrupted fey and greedy dragons from the Material Plane. Ruling from a massive rotting fortress called Castle Wyrmblight, the Court of Scales holds rule over the Mirewood, a vast swamp filled with corrupting bogs, bloodthirsty Blights, and unfathomable horrors. Many courts have already fallen to Veylthar and his order of corruption and dragons, with their archfey rulers devoured and their members forced to join the Court of Scales.

	== History ==		== History ==

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	'''The Court of Scales''' is a [[fey]] court located in [[the Feywild]] that was founded and ruled by evil dragons in service of the dragon goddess [[Tiamat]]. Their ultimate goal was to spread her evil and conquest throughout the Feywild and beyond. The court is ruled by High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang, an ancient [[~~green~~ ~~dragon~~]] and risen [[archfey]].		'''The Court of Scales''' is a [[fey]] court located in [[the Feywild]] that was founded and ruled by evil dragons in service of the dragon goddess [[Tiamat]]. Their ultimate goal was to spread her evil and conquest throughout the Feywild and beyond. The court is ruled by High Regent Veylthar the Verdant Fang, an ancient [[Green Dragon]] and risen [[archfey]].

	== About ==		== About ==

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The Low Court

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	==== Lady Zalrina Marrow ====		==== Lady Zalrina Marrow ====
	Once an elven noblewoman of the Court of Branches, Lady Zalrina Marrow has retained her position in the Low Court. Her fall into corruption was not sudden but gradual, a slow surrender to the intoxicating allure of Veylthar’s corruption. She is clad in dark, opulent gowns of velvet and silk, with jewelry wrought from bone and tarnished silver. Zalrina retains the refined manners and eloquent charm that made her a fixture of the fey nobility, yet beneath the surface lies a hunger that can be seen in her sunken black eyes and razor sharp teeth. Few can match her network of connections within the Mirewood, for she maintains ties to fallen fey nobles, dragonkin officers, and even shadowy [[Demon\|demons]] deep within the swamps.~~[[File:Mask.jpg\|thumb\|The Lord of Masks]]~~		Once an elven noblewoman of the Court of Branches, Lady Zalrina Marrow has retained her position in the Low Court. Her fall into corruption was not sudden but gradual, a slow surrender to the intoxicating allure of Veylthar’s corruption. She is clad in dark, opulent gowns of velvet and silk, with jewelry wrought from bone and tarnished silver. Zalrina retains the refined manners and eloquent charm that made her a fixture of the fey nobility, yet beneath the surface lies a hunger that can be seen in her sunken black eyes and razor sharp teeth. Few can match her network of connections within the Mirewood, for she maintains ties to fallen fey nobles, dragonkin officers, and even shadowy [[Demon\|demons]] deep within the swamps.

	Lady Zalrina is infamous for her banquets, which she hosts in her private halls within her courtly estate. Cloaked in the trappings of high fey nobility, these gatherings are feasts of horror where guests dine upon mortal flesh, often captured wanderers or lost adventurers unlucky enough to stray into the Mirewood. Despite her reputation, many court members eagerly attend her feasts, for refusing an invitation from Lady Marrow is as dangerous as accepting one.		Lady Zalrina is infamous for her banquets, which she hosts in her private halls within her courtly estate. Cloaked in the trappings of high fey nobility, these gatherings are feasts of horror where guests dine upon mortal flesh, often captured wanderers or lost adventurers unlucky enough to stray into the Mirewood. Despite her reputation, many court members eagerly attend her feasts, for refusing an invitation from Lady Marrow is as dangerous as accepting one.
	==== The Lord of Masks ====		==== The Lord of Masks ====
			[[File:Mask.jpg\|thumb\|The Lord of Masks]]
	Once, the being now called the Lord of Masks was a proud noble of the Feywild, but whether they hailed from the Court of Branches or beyond has long since been forgotten. When Veylthar conquered their home, the unfortunate fey was captured and delivered to the Hag Sisters Grivnash, Thraxxa, and Olymra. The noble was broken piece by piece: their name stripped, their flesh reshaped, their spirit fragmented until nothing remained of the fey they once were. When they were finally stitched back together, they were little more than a puppet of flesh and will, clad in tarnished robes, their body moving with unsettling stiffness. They had no face of their own anymore, and so they began to wear masks, dozens of them, each hand-carved or stolen, each carrying a different persona.[[File:Herald.jpg\|thumb\|364x364px\|The Mangled]]		Once, the being now called the Lord of Masks was a proud noble of the Feywild, but whether they hailed from the Court of Branches or beyond has long since been forgotten. When Veylthar conquered their home, the unfortunate fey was captured and delivered to the Hag Sisters Grivnash, Thraxxa, and Olymra. The noble was broken piece by piece: their name stripped, their flesh reshaped, their spirit fragmented until nothing remained of the fey they once were. When they were finally stitched back together, they were little more than a puppet of flesh and will, clad in tarnished robes, their body moving with unsettling stiffness. They had no face of their own anymore, and so they began to wear masks, dozens of them, each hand-carved or stolen, each carrying a different persona.[[File:Herald.jpg\|thumb\|364x364px\|The Mangled]]

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