[quote=@LadyRunic]
[@Prince of Seraphs] If it was a type would I keep doing it every single time I spelled out the name?

As for Puck... No comment. Also, we need to get more people to get this started.
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Okay LadyRunic you keep doing this. I accept that there are a lot of plot related things that I don't need to know and my characters definitely shouldn't know but you keep saying things like "it's so old that no one knows the truth anymore" or "it was so long ago that it has faded into myth and legend".

That's fine, you keep the important things to yourself. I trust those plot related things will be revealed when the needs of the RP dictate [i]but[/i] give me something to work with. If Titania, Oberon and Puck are so old that no one remembers what is true and the actual events have melded with stories so thoroughly that no one remembers which is fact then [i]tell[/i] me the stories. Tell me what fae parents tell their children about Puck to scare them. Tell me what people speak of Titania because people will speak of them. The very old histories especially Falk's have been hushed up and buried. That is fine but in the absence of fact or truth people will tell rumor. Humans don't like to live with the unknown and as fae live longer and are far more controlling I'd say that desire would be stronger with them. To use a recent example if the Summer King and Queen died and Feoras assumed the throne without reporting how they died the people [i]will[/i] make something up (using you as an example BlackPanther, I have no desire to start that conversation again).

Whatever you are hiding about old fae history I don't need to know but there [i]will be[/i] a fae history that is commonly known even if it is completely inaccurate. So instead of giving me "no comment" give me rumor, give me legend, give me stories to work with or at the very least give me lease to use what I know of folklore to invent my own stories and myths. RPing characters that can live as long as fae do won't work if you insist on having a completely black period in fae history. We don't need the truth but we need [i]something[/i], please.