Anything you aren't sure about? Let me know about it here.

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Feeling alone and neglected? See if anyone needs some company here.

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Let people know if your new! I promise we won't bite. Very hard.

Sub-board: Goodbyes

Here's where you can check the group events calendar and find out about anything coming up.

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Here's where we store the character profiles, which are needed before you start playing!

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You can talk about anything here

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Have something that has nothing to do with Arcynica, but want to show it off anyways? Buzz off and go find Devianart! JUST KIDDING! Post it here!

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Misty and mysterious, the Daur Mountains are home to the reclusive Scribes, and so little is known about these mountains and their inhabitants that rumors have just as much credit as fact, because no one knows which is which.

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Sub-board: Oar'yai

Ja’Loi is the home of the mountaineers, being the closest any settlement has gotten to the Daur Mountains. The people there are hardy and untrusting, and don’t take kindly to strangers. Prove yourself strong enough to survive the natural perils, however, and you may find a welcome place among the people of Ja’Loi. Strange, vicious beasts habitually wander down and assault the townspeople, and the mountains brew up violent storms to hurl down, most of which have very little warning, with lightning, torrential rain and hail.

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The surrounding country is home to the Natives and their many tribes, and Rou’Mourna is where they all come to trade and intermingle. It sits along the Eos’Rou River, and is a clash of colors and cultures, with a little of every tribe’s influence. Animals are seen as frequently on the streets as bipeds, though, some of them are more than just pets…

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This little town is the last stop along the road to the sea, and makes it’s money selling lumber to the shipwrights in the port cities. Seated along the Eos'Rea River, folks here benefit from the sailors traveling inland, still fresh enough from the seas to be in need of entertainment, but sated enough to control their raucous natures.

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Stretching for miles upon miles, the Acellia shoreline is riddled with ports and sea towns, with new ones popping up all the time. It’s impossible to walk along this stretch of sand and not run into someone.

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This treacherous mountain range has claimed many lives, and damaged many more. Terrible dragons of ice and cold fire rule the peaks, and few safe passages can be offered through them, save for Tunarea Pass- a narrow corridor through the range, protected by a stone fortress garrison. Crown soldiers patrol to pass, then return to the garrison at night to be with their families. Keeper of the Pass is a cold, harsh life, but a solid one.

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Sub-board: Tunarea

Said to be older than the sand of time itself, Wynnedara Desert seems oddly incongruous with the rest of Acellia. Surrounded on all sides by mountains and rainforest, it isn’t easy to accidentally wander here- and very few people travel here voluntarily. If thirst or the unbearable heat doesn’t kill you first, watch out for the great sand dragons, known as Wyverns. Rumor tells of a drifting city in the desert, most often called Wynnedae, never found in the same place twice, inhabited by beautiful people of bronze and gold. Lost and desperate travelers have been known to stumble upon the city, half dead, and be nursed back to health by the inhabitants, only to wake up at the edge of the desert with the city nowhere to be found, having disappeared without a trace.

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Down on the southeastern part of Acellia is the domain of the pirates and thieves, where guilds of every criminal imaginable thrive. To venture here, you must be either very brave, very villainous, or very very stupid.

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This miserable, stinking wasteland is home to the altogether unpleasant race of the Yania, the reptilian keepers of the Stones. At the center of Erahalla, seven towering stone pillars, carved with runes in a dead, forgotten language, surround a great slab said to be where the gods killed one another in the Great War. The Yanian city is close by, and they protect the ancient ruins very emphatically. Sloppy shacks and cabins can be seen dotting the swamp, sinking into the sodden ground.

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Although the Aevelan sea isn’t exactly hospitable, the Yarou is downright perilous. Hulking creatures that would frighten your worst nightmares slink along in the black, murky water, and few ships dare sail these waters because fewer make it through to the other side, not that they would fare much better there; the Yarouan sea lays along the western edge of Zyneca. The Roane in the city of Sitrix are hard and cruel, and most other races leave them well enough alone.

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This sea is thriving with life, it’s warm waters littered with bursting with colorful corals and exotic specimen of every form imaginable. The Roane here are more sociable with surface dwellers, and a common trade has sprung up between them. The capital city of Espartaea is overflowing with odd trinkets and contraptions the Roane have traded for.

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