The first part of the forum you want to check out when you consider joining us.Here you will find the rules, some informations on how the forum is run, and new things we added to the forum to better it.

This is where you can bring up technical problems in the forum, ask questions about something you're unsure of, or where we will ask the members for their opinion on administration related matters.

This is where you'll post your character's profile, as well as see the ones made by others.

This is where you'll go to post either a summary of your character's relationship, plots and general whereabouts as they progress in the world, or post ads looking for specific plots from others.

This is where you may post small character profiles for people to pick up if they don't want to come up with their own character. This is also where you can leave an old character you simply do not wish to play anymore but still think should have some adventures on the forum.

The place where you can post your character's "journal" or a list of plot points that happened to them to keep track of their progression.

A big town place where a lot of events take place, from public executions to the yearly carnival. A perfect place for people of the higher society to meet and gossip, surrounded by the castle and townshall, the barracks, the courthouse and other gorgeous mansions.

Many beautifully built mansions surrounding the Central place and along the surrounding streets and canals. Nobles and rich merchants may establish themselves here.

It used to be the residence of the Lord in charge of the town, but ever since the place is led by a mayor it was turned in their residence and serve as a townhall. New residents will have to go through it to register themselves in town.

Where big and small matters of the law get sorted. Often the last stop for criminals before a life behind bars or their death.

Where the well trained guards stay and work ; the town's defense being very important they are regarded with high respect, though of course the lower classes dislike them.

A bustling area of the city where lots of merchants go to sell their wares ; it's surrounded by small shop and is very popular.

An odd space of quiet and serenity, where one may go to worship any of the gods ; the altar to the tainted god has been closed off centuries ago but people still somehow manage to light a candle here once in a while.

Quaint little appartments or houses, usually belonging to the merchants or people who work around the area and can afford them.

Travelers and regular alike visit this place, which is usually warm, welcoming, and the best place to learn new gossips or witness a fight or two.

Another clutter of places mixed in with the many shops, often one and the same place ; this is where people produce items in town.

A mess of poorly built, small wooden sheds that serve as houses for the less fortunates.

A big building just outside of town, stuck to its wall, where criminals are gathered to pay for their crimes.

Officially a tavern, it's famous for welcoming everyone. Which means a lot of shady characters gather here.

Where sick people go to die, or alternatively try to heal. It's a 50/50 bet but still better than doing nothing at all about it.

Where the young ladies studying in the school stay.

Where the young men studying in the school stay.

Where the lessons take place. Filled with desks, inkers, scrolls and a nifty blackboard, as well as less conventional looking classrooms.

Where the students can meet, discuss new things, study together and get their meals.

A gigantic place filled with books, most of them still handwritten though the printing press has recently been invented

Not so much a courtyard as much as a nice big garden surrounded by walls and protected by strong magical barreers, where the students may go to enjoy some time outside or for some lessons.

Where the people who work at the school live in personal appartments and generally stay when not giving classes or doing their duty.

Where more dangerous things are kept ; students may only enter under supervision, often used for higher level classes.

A lonely looking place, not often visited for good reasons ; it is said the dead often come back to visit the living there.

Just outside of town, this is where ships and merfolk alike stop to exchange goods.

The ocean, filled with more or less friendly merpeople ; this specific area is technically attached to the town and as such the merfolk agreed to respect its rules somewhat, though they often keep to themselves.

Various fields and nice farms built over the country side, where people may live a more provincial life while still having the safety of a town closeby.