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Heeeeeere she is, in all her glory: the Winter Queen, Tangaranuhi!

A description of the Summer and Winter Queens, copypasted from that status post I made: As befitting eldritch personifications of the natural world, they're both wilful, erratic, and very, very powerful. They each have three Handmaids, powerful mages of varying types who felt the Call of the Winter or Summer Worlds and ended up pledging their services. (Handmaids are usually female, but the Winter Queen currently has a male Handmaid. The Queens are equal-opportunity eldritch personifications.) They wander their Worlds with their Handmaids, neither straying into each other's territory in order to preserve the world's equilibrium. They meet twice a year in the Sunlight World, on the solstices, where they share a good beer, get drunk, and invariably get up to Shenanigans together.

They have many names, all of which are as 'real' and legitimate as the others. The Winter Queen is known as 'Tangaranuhi' or 'Takarainuhi' in her own Winter World, the latter of which is a dialectic form of the former. That said, they are very seldom spoken of directly by their names - doing so risks them taking notice and turning up where you don't want them...
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.【 MORE FROM MEGOWIN 】.

Megowin, the Winter Queen, & art © Kemmasandi

Description
Heeeeeere she is, in all her glory: the Winter Queen, Tangaranuhi!

A description of the Summer and Winter Queens, copypasted from that status post I made: As befitting eldritch personifications of the natural world, they're both wilful, erratic, and very, very powerful. They each have three Handmaids, powerful mages of varying types who felt the Call of the Winter or Summer Worlds and ended up pledging their services. (Handmaids are usually female, but the Winter Queen currently has a male Handmaid. The Queens are equal-opportunity eldritch personifications.) They wander their Worlds with their Handmaids, neither straying into each other's territory in order to preserve the world's equilibrium. They meet twice a year in the Sunlight World, on the solstices, where they share a good beer, get drunk, and invariably get up to Shenanigans together.

They have many names, all of which are as 'real' and legitimate as the others. The Winter Queen is known as 'Tangaranuhi' or 'Takarainuhi' in her own Winter World, the latter of which is a dialectic form of the former. That said, they are very seldom spoken of directly by their names - doing so risks them taking notice and turning up where you don't want them...
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.【 MORE FROM MEGOWIN 】.

Megowin, the Winter Queen, & art © Kemmasandi