The Court of inbetween is not so much a court as it is a noble order. However, they also act as keepers to the crown of seasons. When a monarch acts against the wishes of the freehold's need to pass on the crown to the next season, the Court of Solstice acts as both mediator and law against refusal, allying itself to any (and sometimes all) resistances that would wish the corrupt monarch to step down.
Besides royalty, the Court is more-or-less focused on one thing: Clarity.
Since its admittance into the freehold system, the Court of Solstice has held it in their ambitions to keep the Changelings under their care from going mad. This is done through their service to the "Word of Reason."
The Word of Reason is not a god, nor a pantheon, but rather a philosophy (that usually conjoins with that of any given religion a changeling may already have) that states that a changeling is of two parents: the mortal realm, and fae dominion. To reject either is to cast aside a part of a changeling's h

"There is no greater grief than for a loss that is yet to come."
"I knew you would do that."
"Time flies like an arrow. Fruit flies like banana."
Shadow Name: Zilean, the Chronokeeper
Real Name: N/A
Gender: Male
Virtue: Prudence
Vice: Sloth
Entente: The Exemplars
Size: 5
Defense: 2
Initiative Mod: +6
Speed: 10
Gnosis: 6 +2
Wisdom: 7 +1
Noumenon
Personal 1: Masterful - Attain Wisdom 10
Earthly 3: Legendary - Return Urtistan to the Tellurian exactly the way it was
Celestial 2: Epic - Create a library to contain and preserve the alternate histories of civilization
Attributes
Intelligence/Wits/Resolve: 3+2/2+1/3+1
Strength/Dexterity/Stamina: 2/2/2
Presence/Manipulation/Composure: 2/2/3+1
Arcana
Death 4
Fate (innate) 4
Mind 4
Time (innate) 7
Rotes
Stop Time - (Time 5) Intelligence + Occult + Time vs. Composure + Gnosis (pg. 267)
Faery Glade - (Time 5) Wits + Occult + Time (pg. 266)
Chronos' Curse - (Time 4) Manipulation + Occult + Time vs. Composure + Gnos

Rats. Few other mammals can be counted as being more prolific in both folklore, and sheer numbers. To some, they are a pestilence, bringing diseases such as the Black Plague across entire continents as they consume whatever they can find. To others, they are symbols of luck and good fortune, seemingly blessed by the gods as they survive the most extreme of changes in territory. Indeed, if a rat senses danger, they will quickly flee; a sign of warning to those who know what to look for.
Scavengers and survivors par excellence, the Little-folk have suffered the predations of many throughout the ages. ****
 
Appearance and Forms:
Ratkin are made, not born. Even if the progeny of a wererat, a given mortal will only ever become a fellow wormtail if subjected to the Birthing Plague. Because of this, they only have 3 forms: human, hybrid, and beast.
The traits for hybrid form are Strength +1, Dexterity +4, Stamina +1, Size +1, a +2 to Perception checks, and Armor 1/1.
The traits for the

Within the vastness of the Digital Web, literally anything can be found wandering the digital landscape. From the icons of fellow users, to virtualized spirits, to even electronic ghosts of the departed, one can never be too sure what they’ll find after jacking in.
New Numen: Digitize
A sprite with this Numen can pull an object or living creature into the Digital Web. Such targets are considered holistically immersed when determining advantages. Supernatural targets cannot be affected by this power without their consent (this does not apply to "lesser" supernaturals such as sleepwalkers, wolf-blooded, etc). The sprite rolls Power + Finesse after spending a number of Essence equal to the target's Stamina. A mortal targeted like this reflexively rolls Resolve + Composure, though if willing, the sprite gains a +3 to its dicepool. Success means the target is digitized into the Network, and will generally remain there until the sprite deems otherwise, or they find an alternativ