Learn the rules, regulations, traditions, and lore of the site here. This is the first place new member should stop off at.

A gaggle of games for those in need. Play nicely now.

Here is where the souls of the characters go after their creation and acceptance.

A quaint little park with a lake, a dog park, and plenty of community organized events to keep the people happy. Okay, maybe it isn't as little as we let on...

Up the bleached white marble steps you go. Hurry now, before anyone sees you. Within lie the halls of the great thinkers of the modern world. Step wisely, or you'll likely step on the toes of giants.

Stop in for an early morning pick-me-up or an after dinner compliment. Any time of day, the Black Swan will serve with grace and decadency. Iced or hot?

Right outside the perfect utopia that is Thyme City, there lies the less prosperous of the human race. Crime rates are higher than they are in the city, and the reek of garbage can be smelled on a bad day by the cityfolk.

A lovely gated community made to instill its residents with a sense of higher living and greater neighborly tranquility.

A steaming jungle, thick with vines and foliage enough to stop even the wild forest creatures. Light filters through in a green haze, and only creatures of the jungle can move easily through the choking air.

A frigid mountain, only one in a long chain, swaddled icily in a blanket of perennial snow. Your breath freezes to your face as you advance to the summit, but will you make it? Not likely. Only the winder wild things find comfort in the howling winds and biting frost.

A vast, glistening sea rich with kelp and corals. Sea life grows abundantly around the many coves and undersea caves, and the sun sets beautifully over the white-capped waves in the evening.

A dammed-up expanse of fresh water, closed off by Mt. Ives on one side, and draining into the Seascape on the other. Le Reservoir is most often known for the ice cold waterfalls that adorn the north face of Mt. Ives.

The red, sun-baked rock that composes these cliffs is so full of rich iron deposits that the rock literally looks like its bleeding. The air is thin and blue, and the skies are free of diversion over the carcass-like vista of the Bleeding Cliffs.