Tradition · Shared setting
The Laws of the Fey
Names, promises, and hospitality may carry supernatural significance; their precise rules remain undefined.
Setting lore · Mika
Traditional Fey lore offers several possible foundational principles for interactions. Their application may vary between Courts, cultures, and individual beings.
I. Names. Names may possess supernatural significance. A true name may matter more than an ordinary name, but the precise rules governing true names remain undefined.
II. Promises. Promises and bargains may carry supernatural significance. Their nature and limits depend on the individual Court, culture, or entity involved.
III. Hospitality. Hospitality may carry particular significance within Fey cultures. Its precise customs vary between Fey societies.
Source: Mika’s “The Fey Courts of Warcraft,” supplied September 29, 2026. This account describes the Society’s shared setting.