Keremet

Keremet is the name of the mirror plane of fey and shadows. Originally comprised of two separate planes they seem to have collapsed into a single one during The Downfall that shifts between the two as night falls and sun rises.

Traveling between islands in the material plane is possible if one knows a way thought keremet. As the plane is still intact there it is possible to simply walk the distance and then use a portal or magic to return to the material plane, bypassing the void between the islands.

The Fey
Fey society is divided into two major factions: the summer court and the winter court. The two courts are then again divided into minor factions that compete against each other, though they all remain loyal to their respective courts.

Before the Downfall there were four courts: the two remaining ones and also the autumn and spring courts. Each had their own leaders but were also in the service of the king and queen of the fey. Though their plane survived relatively intact through the Downfall, the collapse of the two opposing reflections of the material plane into one caused much chaos and destruction. The king and queen perished in the cataclysm as did the leaders of the autumn and spring courts. Left leaderless, the two courts collapsed in the following infighting of those that sought to claim their thrones. They were eventually absorbed into the remaining summer and winter courts, which were now led by the surviving family of the late king and queen: the summer court led by their twin daughters, Thessalia and Nailenna Daemaer, and the winter court by the king’s brother, Alluin Fenrieth.

There is also a third but unofficial court, the shadow court, which is mostly made up of exiles and those that refuse even the small semblance of rule and stability presented by the courts. The shadow court has gained much influence and members in the chaos following the Downfall.