About: Faerie Ring

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"I've come to realize that Faerie Ring is pretty unique, as Garou Septs go. From the beginning...and this is just what I've heard, mind. Told to me by the Galliards, and they should know what they're talking about, right? But the Sept started as claimed by the Pure Ones, just like all other Septs in the Americas before the Fianna even found it. And fuck if it wasn't hard to find, being all hidden and tucked away. When the first Fianna came across it, the Caern was in a bad way. Turns out some Dancers had made it there first and found a Sept with a very small population, what with all the Pure Ones focusing on the frontier of the "Wyrmcomers". The way I heard, it was a fucking battlefield after a storm, almost a ghost town with only the injured left. By the time a hefty batch of Fianna rein

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rdfs:label	Faerie Ring
rdfs:comment	"I've come to realize that Faerie Ring is pretty unique, as Garou Septs go. From the beginning...and this is just what I've heard, mind. Told to me by the Galliards, and they should know what they're talking about, right? But the Sept started as claimed by the Pure Ones, just like all other Septs in the Americas before the Fianna even found it. And fuck if it wasn't hard to find, being all hidden and tucked away. When the first Fianna came across it, the Caern was in a bad way. Turns out some Dancers had made it there first and found a Sept with a very small population, what with all the Pure Ones focusing on the frontier of the "Wyrmcomers". The way I heard, it was a fucking battlefield after a storm, almost a ghost town with only the injured left. By the time a hefty batch of Fianna rein
dcterms:subject	Caerns Fianna Septs
abstract	"I've come to realize that Faerie Ring is pretty unique, as Garou Septs go. From the beginning...and this is just what I've heard, mind. Told to me by the Galliards, and they should know what they're talking about, right? But the Sept started as claimed by the Pure Ones, just like all other Septs in the Americas before the Fianna even found it. And fuck if it wasn't hard to find, being all hidden and tucked away. When the first Fianna came across it, the Caern was in a bad way. Turns out some Dancers had made it there first and found a Sept with a very small population, what with all the Pure Ones focusing on the frontier of the "Wyrmcomers". The way I heard, it was a fucking battlefield after a storm, almost a ghost town with only the injured left. By the time a hefty batch of Fianna reinforcements had arrived, the poor indians had been routed off to Five Arrow Ridge and the Dancers were readying for that final push. If we hadn't have shown up, that whole Caern would belong to the Wyrm right now. "Anyways, it wasn't until the early 1900s that we finally took out the Dancer Hive and started cleansing the whole mountain. They're still working on that. By then, Faerie Ring had dozens of Garou and hundreds of kin, all hidden away in the Sept compound, far away from humanity. And we've stayed like that. Living in close quarters with each other...well, it didn't take long for the tribes there to eventually boil down to just Fianna. Anyone who wasn't a Fianna was either driven out or ran out on their own. Getting sick of the constant partying, I guess. I dunno. "Any Fianna from Faerie Ring knows /shitloads/ about Fianna lore, though, and a good amount about Fae Lore too. What? Didn't I mention? It was with the help of the Fae that we defeated the Dancers. No yeah, totally! Faerie Ring was, like, the last place in the Western world where the Fae lived side-by-side with the Garou, right up until they took out that Dancer nest. Then they just vanished. What, you thought it was just coincidence that a Sept in fucking California was just fuck-all filled with Fianna? Please... Anyways, where was I? Oh yeah."

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