If you have poems or short stories, or poetic sounding rants or prose or whatever, stick it here.

This is a place for you to put pics either related to this site or whatever. Good way to cheer yourselves up.

There are thing sin here that might be beneficial for your character and knowing what is in the world your playing in.

Stuff you might wanna read but just in case you didn't look in the other section, here they are in all their ruley glory.

Here are your canons, in all their glory. There are canons from the book and some originals.

This is where the application for your character is, fill it out then place it in the finished app section. When you are accepted I'll move you to accepted characters.

Sub-board: Finished App

YAY! You're accepted!

This is where your face claim is and who is in what organization and etc.

Absentees, and you thought those were only for school. Post if you're gonna be gone for a while so I don't delete you.

This is actually a large lake that is connected to the Sea of Fallen Stars to the south by the River Lis. The shoreline is a wild, frontier area that is home to several city states that are dominated by despots. The region is rich in ruins, monsters, pirates, and harsh, cold terrains.

an area of land in the Moonsea region which was formed by ancient lava flows that were then carved by flowing ice. Giant stone pillars, like teeth, smoothed by the wind jut out from the landscape. Strange monsters chase small animals but the only other inhabitants seem to be the bats that lair in the few caves of the area.

is the oldest of the surviving Dalelands. It mainly consists of human inhabitants, further some elven and half-elven people.

one of the regions that makes up the Dalelands. It has longed survived where other dales have fallen, such as Teshendale, despite wars, occupation by enemy states and a horrible plague.

are a range of dangerous peaks that bisect the southwest region of the Moonsea from the northeast. In spite of this, they provide many valuable raw resources that entice entrepreneurs that are attempting to carve out new pieces of civilization from the wild places. Though far from being the largest mountain range in Faerûn, the Dragonspines are rugged and often bitterly cold throughout the year.

a range of mountains that forms a natural border around Vaasa in Northeast Faerûn. The range is about 250 miles (402km) long and not more than about 25 miles (40km) wide, forming a ring around Vaasa from the west to the east in an anti-clockwise direction. The range is extremely jagged and permanently topped with ice and snow. It is inhabited by many goblinoids and giants

This is a cold, northern plains region surrounded by rugged mountain ranges, located to the northwest of the Moonsea. Several tribes of fierce, mounted barbarians dwell on these steppes, preying upon any who trespass here. At the western edge is the Border Forest, forming a barrier between the plains and the Anauroch desert. Southeastward is the moors of Thar, along the north coast of the Moonsea. Further north beyond the mountains is the rugged, volcanic flows of the Tortured Lands.

a scarcely populated kingdom in the Cold Lands of Northeast Faerûn. It is ruled by King Gareth Dragonsbane, and, with Vaasa, forms the Bloodstone Lands. The Earthwood forest is a small forest known for its resilience, with trees growing back extremely quickly.

is governed by a druidic hierarchy, under rule of Nentyarch. It is a human land, of 200,000 inhabitants.

untamed wasteland of frozen moors and tundra located in the Cold Lands of northeast Faerûn. It is a relatively empty land with sporadic farms and the occasional wandering monster. As much of the land is unclaimed, there are many prospectors who come to Vaasa looking for natural treasure, of which it has many. The lands are rich in precious metals and gems, particularly bloodstone.

the former home of Zhengyi the Witch-King, located on the shore of the Lake of Tears.

A vast, densely-forested region just to the west of the Anauroch desert. These woodlands are home to elves, centaurs, satyrs, wild creatures and many mysteries. At its southern heart are the towering Star Mounts, from which flows the Unicorn Run

The main trade route

These are the mountains that barricade the entrance to Icewind Dale and Ten-Towns. The last landmark before the bitter chill of open tundra.

a loose confederation of localized fishing villages in Icewind Dale, bordered individually by the lakes Lac Dinneshere, Maer Dualdon and Redwaters, and the mountain Kelvin's Cairn. Its population is predominantly human, with very few half-elves and halflings. Surrounded by the unforgiving tundra of the dale, theirs is a life fraught with danger; tundra yeti, barbarian, goblin and orc raids constantly threaten the towns. The area around the towns (not sub-boards) will be played as the tundra.

Sub-boards: Bryn Shander, Lonelywood, Caer-Konig, Caer-Dineval, Termalaine, Targos, Easthaven, Dougan's Hole, Good Mead, Bremen, Kelvin's Cairn , Bruenor's Climb, Dwarves

This port is the largest city on the coast, with a population of over a million (which includes the surrounding area for up to 40 miles).[13] It is a bustling metropolis with a vibrant economy and many notable sights and characters.[14] Chief among the features are Castle Waterdeep on the mount at the western edge of the city, and the vast Undermountain dungeon located directly underneath.

salt swamp roughly 100 miles long by 30 miles wide, located south of Neverwinter along the Sword Coast. Named for the thousands of Dwarves, Elves & Humans of the Fallen Kingdom who were slain here by the Orc hordes.

sprawling capital city of the country of Calimshan. It is on both the water and the desert, so it can be reached either way. Memnon is a close trading partner by caravan. Sometimes the local traders make runs that go as far as Luskan. Sultan Vezhera is the nominal leader of the city, but the Crime Guilds run the streets. It is all well organized so an outsider wouldn't know the difference. Bead stands, harems and taverns line the streets, but as usual there is always a top provider of both. Taverns include Mystic Tavern, which has an opium den in the back, and the Glistening Harem that has a wondrous bath house. Calimport also is the home of the assassin Artemis Entreri, known for his longstanding feud with Drizzt Do'Urden

At the northern edge of this region, along the western edge of the Anauroch desert is this last major settlement of elves upon the continent. It lies within a refuge of hills, far from the cities of man. This region lies along the north of the Western Heartlands.

is the capital of Cormyr and the seat of power. Suzail is a large port city on the shores of lake Dragonmere. A person or item originating from Suzail is known as Suzailan.

Sub-boards: The Laughing Lass, The Hidden Lady, The Leaning Post

A region of city-states, pirates, thieves, and secret societies. It lies along the southern shore of the Dragonmere

This independent city-state at the end of the Vilhon Reach controls a region of mountainous territory to the southwest of Turmish. The city has long had an association with serpents, and is ruled by a family with mixed blood that is not quite human

natural harbors that are home for nests of Pirates. These raiders of the sea prey upon shipping, particularly from Sembia.

On the north shore of the Sea of Fallen Stars is this prosperous and ambitious nation of merchants and traders. It is bordered along the west by Cormyr and to the north by the broad Dalelands. Much of the country is open farmland, with no mountains and few woodlands. The most significant feature is the River Arkhen which crosses the country from west to east.

The peaceful land is located at the northern shore at the end of the Vilhon Reach. It is bordered by the Orsraun Mountains to the north and west, the Aphrunn Mountains to the south, and by the shore of the sea. This has kept this land isolated and prosperous. The plains region between the mountains is primarily rolling farmland

one of four old elven communities in the forest of Cormanthor, part of the newly refounded realm of Cormanthyr. It is a holy site for the elves, a Seldarine-blessed place of pilgrimage, where the elves first convened to serve justice and decide the outcome of the Crown Wars and the fate of elves.

A war-torn region, this area is a nation in name only. It is located along the southern coast of the inland sea, between Chondath to the west and their former rulers in the old empire of Unther. The major geographic features are the Akanmere lake in the west and the wide Chessenta bay along the coast.

This is a long, forested region to the south of Chondath and Chessenta. It is a wild region, home to elves, sylvan creatures, strange walking plants, and savage druids. It lies just to the north of the vast region of the Shaar, being separated by the Firestrap mountains.

This is an inland nation of farmers and horsemen who dwell about the Brightstar Lake

This is a region of grasslands, hills and a bay to the south that nearly divides the land in two. The plains are home to fleet-footed tribes of humans and clans of dwarves dwell and labor in the mountains that border this area

Along the southern shores of the continent is this dire nation of enslaved humans commanded by half-elf descendants of the Drow. Its northern borders lie along the Forest of Amtar, beyond the Gnollwatch Mountains. Much of the shore lies along the Bay of Dancing Dolphins, which is enclosed by a peninsula and is open to the east

(play like in the capital)-- Surrounded by mountain ranges on three sides and the Great Sea along the south is this mysterious, quiet and wealthy nation of insular wizards, descending from Netherese refugees. The nation is divided into sections by three rivers that meet at Lake Halruaa in the center. The small capital city of Halarahh lies along the northern shore of this body of water

This salthingyer lake is joined to the Shining Sea to the south by the Strait of Storms. The lake gained its name due to underwater volcanism

Located three to ten miles below the surface, this layer is where most of the Underdark cities are located

Ten miles or more below the surface, the Lowerdark is where even those who know the Underdark loath to go

lie underneath the desert of Anauroch. This domain of the Underdark is home to the phaerimm, who are confined to the Buried Realms by the Sharnwall. This magical artifice that functions as a barrier for the phaerimm between their realm and the rest of Faerûn was created thousands of years ago by the Sharn to imprison the phaerimm. (recently the barrier has broken)

vast domain in the Underdark. Since it lies beneath the Unapproachable East - buried deep below Thay and the Sunrise Mountains few people know of its existences and even less explorers have mapped its tunnels and caves. In its northern reaches, it is a frigid area containing numerous ice formations and caves. It southern portions extend beneath Raurin, the Dust Desert. The Earthroot is home to many drow societies

• Some 20 miles beneath the floor of the Sea of Fallen Stars lies another large body of water, the vast underground ocean known as the Glimmersea, sometimes called the Sea of the Starry Night. It stretches out underneath most of the Sea of Fallen Stars. The Glimmersea consists of a large body of water filling immense vaults. This waterway is noted for a number of spectacular ribbon-cascades that extend down into it from the cavern ceilings, thousands of feet overhead. Its name 'Sea of the Starry Night' is derived from the lumniscent rocks found in some of the vaults of the Glimmersea that remind sailors on the underground oceans of the starry night sky of the world above. Several powerful Aboleth cities lurk within the depths of the Glimmersea and in the shallows stand several kuo-toa and sahuagin outposts. Needless to say these feared races keep adventurers at bay and the seemingly tranquil and smooth surface of the Glimmersea is seldom traversed by the ill-prepared.

gigantic underground Drow city-state. It is located in the Upper Northdark, about two miles below the Surbrin Vale, between the Moonwood and the Frost Hills. Menzoberranzan is possibly the most well known drow city in Faerûn. It was the home of Drizzt Do'Urden, and many of his early adventures deal with the political intrigue and characters of the city

Sub-boards: The Braeryn ("Stenchstreets"), The Clawrift, Donigarten, Duthcloim ("Manyfolk"), The Bazaar, Eastmyr, The Mantle, Narbondel, Narbondellyn ("Broad Streets"), Qu'ellarz'orl ("the House loft"), Tier Breche, West Wall, The Dark Dominion, Dead Dragon Gorge

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