Sútha Talún
Den of the Strewnberry Wolves
You spot the entrance to a clearing under the knots of thick tree branches. They're covered in spiraling carvings and indented with pockets of herbs, food, and other items Sunrays beam through the cracks of the wood, shimmering on the padded soil The den is warm and welcoming, its inhabitants greet you with a slow blink and a parcel of brightly colored, juicy berries. An inscription on the wood reads "1st Council Redwood, the House of Thatch"
The wolves speak with deliberate wordage and cadence, as if wary their words may twist and bite them some time in the future...
Nature's first green is gold,
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day
Nothing gold can stay.
Dedicated to my pup Frankie Rose, my kitty cat Dahlia, and my passed on girlie Shiloh, rest easy honey
Forgive the mess, this den is a Work in Progress!
Sútha Talún: Areas of Note | |
---|---|
|
House of Thatch 1st Council Redwood Vestibulum: |
|
Uasal Doline Gathering Place
- Where wolves gather for important announcements, naming ceremonies, and general friendly discussion |
|
Aon Imní Hot Springs Place of Rest
- the spring of "no worries" |
|
Aingeal Oak Sacred Grove Sugar and Spice: |
|
Gaofar Prairie Abandoned Farmland
- A long since abandoned barn has been co-opted for the pack's main storage, effectively keeping the Hoard safe behind heavy, metal doors |
Code by #86206 |
Lineages | |
---|---|
|
Amaryllis Family Notable Members Shiloh: Freyr: Frankie Rose: |
|
Suaim Family Notable Members Síocháin: Bauson: |
|
Houses Rooms of the House of Thatch
|
Code by #86206 |
Religion | |
---|---|
|
Strewnberry wolves practice practical, sophisticated magick through careful, thoughtful ritual and by leaving offerings for creatures beyond the veil of Tír na nÓg It is said they descend from the wolves who first created An Aonta with the creatures known as the Faelcu. This rumor is made all the more likely when observing how in tune the pack is with the misdoings of trans-planar wolves, almost like they know exactly how to speak and maneuver through the intricacies of Faelcu hospitality culture… Strewnberry wolves worship Xenia, the Goddess of Hospitality and Ritualized Friendship |
Rituals | |
|
- Herbs, crystals, and occasionally small animals are sacrificed monthly to keep peace and prevent wolves from being taken - Offerings are burned during Hausten (autumn), buried during Samhain (winter), and thrown into the river during Fleurnyr (spring/summer)
|
Code by #86206 |
Fae Relations | |
---|---|
|
Rules When Dealing with Fae Things to Avoid: Useful Tips: |
Code by #86206 |
Pack Leader Síocháin | ||||||||||||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|