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The Feudal Monarchy in The Kingdom of Grass is well established. Commoners largely understand and accept their place. The Sidhe strive to emulate Colleen's vision by ruling responsably and taking value in their people's happiness. The Duchess is a benevolent leader who shows unrelenting determination when it comes to protecting her people and the dream. The Duchy is not in turmoil and the widespread reverence for Colleen's rule typically creates a cold reception to revolutionaries. Medieval values are well entrenched. | The Feudal Monarchy in The Kingdom of Grass is well established. Commoners largely understand and accept their place. The Sidhe strive to emulate Colleen's vision by ruling responsably and taking value in their people's happiness. The Duchess is a benevolent leader who shows unrelenting determination when it comes to protecting her people and the dream. The Duchy is not in turmoil and the widespread reverence for Colleen's rule typically creates a cold reception to revolutionaries. Medieval values are well entrenched. | ||
Revision as of 15:54, 21 October 2021
With some exceptions, the fae of the Kingdom of Grass hold conservative values and consider themselves a solid, sensible, and dependable people. The Duchy of Goldenrod is no exception. Aging Duchess Colleen Fallon ni Dougal rules from her seat of power in Saint Paul, Minnesota. This realm was once part of the Kingdom of Northern Ice who was in those days ruled by House Ailil and the Shadow Court.
The System is Working
The Feudal Monarchy in The Kingdom of Grass is well established. Commoners largely understand and accept their place. The Sidhe strive to emulate Colleen's vision by ruling responsably and taking value in their people's happiness. The Duchess is a benevolent leader who shows unrelenting determination when it comes to protecting her people and the dream. The Duchy is not in turmoil and the widespread reverence for Colleen's rule typically creates a cold reception to revolutionaries. Medieval values are well entrenched.