Dreaming Meadow
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Overview
Dreaming Meadow (Enchiridian, Furytongue: Galshenul \ˈɡalʃɪnʌl\, meaning silent wave), also known as The Night Singer, gets its name from its realm form of a rolling plain and its association with sleep.
Lore about the Dreaming Meadow is rare and incomplete. It comes primarily from the dragons and immortals who have had interactions with the titan.
History
Dreaming Meadow was a titan in the Lost Age who was subsequently imprisoned by the Founders, like all titans, in the Foundation War during the First Age. It has remained imprisoned ever since.
Description
Dreaming Meadow's realm form is a vast rolling field. Upon the field are a labyrinth of spiraling paths of white marble. The field is decorated with patchwork meadows of bellflowers, but these flowers are actual bells made of brass that sound when disturbed. The marble paths occasionally converge into circles where animals would often be found slumbering peacefully. A thin veil of mist rolls across the plains.
Dreaming Meadow's avatar is a massive white stag. It's horns of marble stretch into the sky and are adorned with brass bells that sound when it moves. Its legs and mane are covered in flowery vines. Its tail is a long rope of thick vines. Its eyes are a black space sparkling with stars.
Personality
Dreaming Meadow's personality was not well known. It was patient and discerning, hardly every speaking. It was known for its patience and gentleness, waging contests with surprising strategies of passive cunning, though it was not very successful at dominion.
Aspects
- Realm: Plains
- Core Aspects: Sleep
- Bone: Amber
- Breath: Fog
- Blood: Dew
- Symbol: Bell
- Flora: Grasses, short bushes
- Fauna: Deer