Since it looks like this treaty is quickly nearing an end, now might be a good time to discuss this. Is there any significant reason why redcaps, slaughs, barghests, and the like aren't found in Faethorn? It might nicely level the playing field to have fae that the Seren need to kill to convert and the Gloms can peacefully lure back to Glomdoring, even if they would still be in the minority.

Same reason mother, maiden, and crone aren't found there. They're a part of moonspirit, like Slaugh, Redcap, and Barghest are part of night.

Mmm what Laysus said.

Those aren't the aspects, those are the fae. I didn't picture the redcaps as a part of Night any more than the leprechauns are a part of Moon. I understand fully well why Gimli isn't there, though.

Aren't those three fae the ones you lose when your avatars are killed though?

Mother, maiden and crone are the fae too. The aspects of Moon have names.

The Mother, Maiden, and Crone are Fae linked to Moon, as it were. If the Moon avatars die, as far as I know, we lose them. They are not faethorn fae, they are Moon fae.

Oh, wait. Lightbulb.



Nevermind!

I think I have to disagree with Xavius, though I can't help but think he's got a point. The three aspects are known as "First of the Crones/Mothers/Maidens" and the others seem like split-offs. And that's why they can't be summoned when the Crones/whatevers are dead, but if Maeve dies, we still have the rest of the Fae. (For example.)

EDIT: Ninja'd because I reconsidered like 3 times who was right or not before I figured it out.

Albion, Selene, Luna, are all just really big powerful versions of crones/mothers/maidens. The same applies to the redcaps/slaugh/barghest. They're the ONLY tainted Fae for a reason.

Like everyone else said, they're directly linked to Mother Night.

Although, you can move them into Faethorn, if Glumki moves into it, too.