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Oak Branches
Roleplay Information
The Oak is well known for its majestic and sublime endurance. If you either plan to join Stains or are interested in finding more about the site, this is definitely the place to check out. Inside you will be able to read about the plot, rules, ranks, setting, joining information, coyote facts, and a staff list. A must-read for anyone wanting to register an account.
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Sep 19 2004, 01:53 PM
In:  I. General Introduction
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Laurel Leaves
Plot Discussion
Laurel trees are often used as an emblem of truce; this is where you set ic relationships aside and plot new happenings in your character's lives. This message board is definitely a place to go to when you are feeling either especially creative or the pang of writers block. This place serves a number of purposes, including but not limited to: arranging private roleplays, suggestions to improve the site's plot, or to arrange side-plots between your character and others who are willing to do so for the sake of an interesting roleplay. There is also a thread for advertisements and questions in this forum.
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Jun 13 2005, 03:32 AM
In: Advertisements & Affili...
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Sprigs of Holly
General Chatroom
Holly trees are usually associated with happiness, with joy, and with life and renewal. This forum is just that - a place to goof off, to meet the people-behind-the-wolves. You can show off pictures of your latest vacation, or post a thread for name suggestions for your new puppy, or anything else that happens to tickle your fancy.
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Feb 14 2007, 05:28 AM
In: link exchange
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Atterrir De Non Rive
A mile wide, half-mile deep pit sharply seperating Valley du Verre and Valley de L'Ange. The name translates into Land of No Border, though the legend behind it died with it's writer. The northern part of the Atterrir De Non Rive is rocky and barren, jagged stones uninviting. The southern part, marked by Thunder Cascades{the waterfall powered by River Bliss} is actually rather pleasant. Swampy mosses and ferns aplenty take root in the soil, which, given steady water, is surprisingly fertile. Although any attempt to descend the nearly vertical sides usually ends up fatal, there are a few known paths {some from caves hollowed in Obsidian Packs, most coming from the base of Mount Claw} which are easy enough for a steady-footed creatuure. The climb back up typically proves to be more difficult.
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Nov 13 2006, 10:35 AM
In: Read about Dose Dogs Tablet
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Bloodlands
Spreading from the southern edges of the Dread Woods to the rocky protrusions known as The Crags, the Bloodlands makes up at least a third of Wish Valley. The name "Bloodlands" was granted as a result of the thick, vibrant crimson color of the desert's clay flooring. Struggling trees and shrubs are occasionally stumbled upon, but you will find flourishing cacti more often. The only apparent source of water in this barren stretch is a beautiful looking oasis; however, at the heart of this oasis lies a deadly poison, and any creature fool enough to drink will die within the hour. Long-time inhabitants know well the one corner where the water is safe to drink, but anyone clever enough could find it by the soft mosses growing nearby, and the lack of rotting corpses lying on the shores. While poison to the mouth, it is common knowledge that it will not burn the skin, and young animals will often challenge each other to brave the waters for set periods of time.
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Oct 19 2004, 11:13 PM
In: rite of [passage]:
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River Bliss
Weaving serenely through the lands of Dawnshroud Thicket, River Bliss provides ample water supply, fresh and pure, for the inhabiting creatures - if they can brave the fast-flowing rapids that are gathered near to Atterir de Non Rive, somewhat spoiling the seemingly harmless river for a the more cautious of folk. Although it can be both deathtrap and life giver in the warmer months, the most intriguing thing about River Bliss is the way, in the mornings, when the suns youthful rays first hit the water, it lights up from within, pure and beautiful as a precious diamond.
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Oct 9 2004, 09:33 PM
In: Into the River Below
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Ash Forest
Once a forest so thick and dense that little could survive but the towering trees and fast growing shrubs, nature has recently punished it for its arrogant refusal to share space. Not three decades have withered since a fire tore through the place, gorging itself off dry leaves and low-lying bushes. Such massive destruction left piles upon piles of ash; most of which has been blown far from the place. Enough remains, however, that it still coats the forest floor, sparsely in some places, but in the depths of the forest the ash is occasionally found up to a foot deep. Most of the trees in this forest are young saplings, although charred and blackened giants are not too uncommon.
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Feb 5 2009, 03:49 AM
In: Free membership for interne...
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Mount Claw
The larger of the twin peaks crowning Atterrir De Non Rive, and the home of the single coyote pack of the land. Mount Claw and Mount Tooth were the battlefields that hosted the skirmishes between the south-driven coyotes and the wolves, who were simply trying to protect their home. Many a wolf would be glad to have the mountains back, if only to reclaim the lost opportunity to mourn the dead buried there. Snow is found in the northern-most parts year-round, and in the colder months sometimes creeps so low as to envelop all but the very base of the mountain. Thick pines love the frosty climate, providing small clumps of shelter for shivering coyotes.
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Sep 26 2007, 03:03 PM
In: Pack Ranks
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Obsidian Peaks
Jagged and uninviting, Obsidian Peaks is seemingly like every other mountain, although that couldn't be any further from the truth. Both the terrain and the wolves that inhabit the peaks are very different; the wolves have worn both their disgust for the coyotes and their over-bearing sense of honour like a badge for decades. The mountain, however, is subtle, hiding it's secrets. Below the surface of a mount there is a network of smaller caves, each with it's own small stream and tiny fish, although the all lead to the same place - the large cave, where the a pool lies thriving and vibrant, filled with larger, blind fish and dotted with an occasional fern by the water's side.
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Dec 17 2006, 04:54 AM
In: Read about Whats Nigtmare Tabs
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Cypress Bark
Archive; Post Graveyard
Cypress symbolizes bodily death and spiritual immortality. All posts in this forum can not be replied to; this is simply a holding forum, a place to go occasionally when bored, a place to access old and almost-forgotten threads. Posts will be moved here when no reply has been made for two weeks and no "dnd" tag has been added. They will also be moved here when a thread is complete, and the appropriate "arc" tag has been added.
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Oct 7 2004, 09:49 AM
In: . i could fall without worr...
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