Hehe, 60's it is then, what fun.<br/><br/>I remember what you are talking about, vaguely but its a good idea I agree, the death sentence for death magic.<br/><br/>Are we going to go with the majority, if not all, pureblooded fae being in America? Or would they be spread out? And if they are perhaps there's fae traveling....roads? Within the Faerie perhaps? that lead to the other places without having to do the whole plane or boat trip to another continent. I mean that would make sense, from what little I know of Changeling, along with how the sitherns had worlds within themselves in Merryverse and in original folk lore.<br/><br/>I guess the major thing would be to decide what the major courts are. Seelie and Unseelie being the main divisions would make sense, they are the classic ones, with the other 'major' courts having sort of died out or gotten smaller as time passes. I can see there being more small courts though, or again not if that doesn't work. Figuring out all that would make it a lot easier for sure :)<br/><br/><br/>As for adding in the others...what if we add them in but in ways that are fae-centric. In the Merryverse there were cults and witches and other magics. Vampires could just be a twisted form of sidhe-goblin matches perhaps? At least source Vampires where ones who were bitten would be weaker, or maybe no one changed when bitten? Were's would be pretty easy as well since shape changing is something you see as being a aspect of the Fair Folk. Could just be another faction/clan/Court in the mix.<br/><br/>The creatures could be completely of the Faerie, only they took on the names that...um....superstition gave them, perhaps to try and increase their powers since people believe in vamps and werewolves and such.