Sif Scramasax

Margrave of the Brim, watching the borders. Closely tied to the extensive goblin population.

Aisling Clark, Oracle of Bridgeberry

Bridgeberry has always had an oracle. It is said that Bridgeberry always will have an oracle. Aisling has served this purpose since 1997.

Ruby

A member of the unbound motley and Blackbird Bishiphoric, Ruby is a particularly free spirited Fairest and the Dream Warden of Bridgeberry. With no ostensible interest in politics, she has never been a member of a Court and doesn’t plan on trying it- to her it is all just silly and frivolous. She instead spends much of her time in the hedge or drifting from place to place in the city, keeping and eye on the local dreams and helping those that are having trouble with their sleep.

If anything she is a social being, and can usually be counted on to be hanging around and chatting up just about anyone who doesn’t tell her to go away. Mostly concerned about spending time with her friends and looking for her latest squeeze, protecting the other Changelings from outside threats seems to be one of the few other things she takes seriously. Recently, though, she’s become slightly more subdued…it seems there’s been some trouble in her love life.

Bobby 12-Times

A strange figure that wanders into and out of the city. A bit of a modern Munchausen, he has claimed to escape the fae 12 times (thus the name), amongst other exploits. You would swear he was a liar (no one suffers Arcadia with that little scarring), except there is just enough proof that he speaks true.

Amy Tannin, Hero of Ravenshouse

Part of the Winter court of Ravenshouse (Edmonton), a traveling hero and member of the Order of the Golden Standard.

Twitch and RFF

More than one individual, Radio Free Fae members for the most part have winter mantle (making them of the winter court), but none of them swear allegiance to the Winter King. Current members include Twitch (who has broken his long no contact ban and come to court recently), Toad and his friends (arrived March 2008), Shade (thought to have been captured by privateers January 2008), Iris, Thistleborn and likely other less prominent individuals. How may of these are simply aliases is not really clear.

Dr. Gladstone

A gardener/warden of the hedge. Taken by Privateers March 2008.

Mr. Bones

A cranky gravewight who prefers the company of the dead to the other lost. Has not attended court since 1972.

Jonathan Quills

Jonathan Quills appeared in Bridgeberry in 1934, and kept away from the courts till 1938. It is obvious that he came from another freehold, but he refused to elaborate. He kept largely to himself, and worked on his great project, which he did not elaborate on. He was said to have some contacts amongst the other supernaturals of the city, but since he was so removed from the courts these were considered alright. Though he never really acknowledged it, the Scarecrow King championed him on a few occasions when his status was brought up in court. He was last seen in 1993, when he was looking very wan and drawn with a wicked cough. In the Autumn accounting of 1994, the Scarecrow King declared that he was no longer amongst the living. At one point in 1966, a contract to rough him up was placed with the tolltakers. Officially, it still stands to this day.

Rickety Gall

The first Margrave of the Brim, came to the city in 1965, after hearing of the Privateer attacks of 1963. He was killed in 1996 after a prolonged with Goblin Slavers… he had freed a number of slaves (rumours say it was well over 50 by the time of his death) from the block over the years. It is unclear how many Slavers came for him, but he managed to kill 14 in his last stand.

Fintin Wall

One of the Margraves of the Brim, patrolled the wall of the city since 1966, after being inducted in by Rickety Gall. He was taken by Captain Stonebeetle.

Slim Liam

A former privateer and companion of the current margrave, he is slowly being reconditioned to be a productive part of bridgeberry.

Quirinus H. Fiddlehead

Oracle of the city in 1907. Died in 1921. His last days were full of screaming predictions about the 1920s, including the capture of Vindico, the split of the freehold and the collapse of Ravenshouse.

Baba Nettie

Oracle from 1958 to 1971. Was known almost as much for her cooking as her predictions. Her soups could make good news feel great and bad news seem less bitter. Died as her first prediction stated, on April 13th.