Both pending and accept character bios can be found here, as well as the face claim and a 'Who's Who' list.

Sub-boards: Pending Bios, Accepted Chars

Here you'll find relationship charts, character-wanted requests, rp requests, and anything else related to plotting.

Sub-boards: Thread Trackers, Relationship Charts & Plotting, Character Adoptions

This was the original town. The buildings here are centuries old, with beautiful pillars and artwork. Several tethered bits of Faerie reality have been seen in the area, no more than a building's width, and because it is closest to Stephens Green it is where many fae fresh from Faerie end up first before spreading out.

The largest shopping district in Dublin, it's almost on the outskirts of town. Shopping malls, outdoor markets, specialty shops, and food stores could all be found here, and more. Many stores have closed up shop though, and as with much of Dublin, it's seen its fair share of fighting already.

Sub-board: O'Sullivan's Pub

What used to be the center for governmental offices is now a pile of ruins. The castle, which had withstood the testament of time since the early 1700's, was destroyed during the warping the Earth endured when the walls collapsed and a floating piece of Faerie reality formed over it. The piece has since moved on, but it did its damage.

One of the largest urban parks in the Greater Dublin Area, it's a 15 mile walled-in park. There are areas for playing sports, grassland, tree-lined pathways, and wooded areas. Major spots of interest are the Dublin Zoo in the southern portion, the gardens in the western edge, and the entrance to an underground river that flows parallel to the River Liffey over near the eastern wall. The center of the park is a brick-paved commons that was once crowded and lively, but ever since The Collapse has been devoid of vendors or performances.

Past the Greater Dublin Area, much of the area is countryside with smaller villages and scenic trails. These areas are less affected by the conflict so far, but who knows what will happen as times moves on.

Sub-board: Eireann Abbey

Just to the southwest of Dublin, these mountains were traditionally the home of many dragon shifters. They're very territorial, so if you see posted signs you'd best pay attention to what they say.

Does something take you outside of Dublin's borders? Perhaps somewhere else in Europe, which is just a short drive away? Wherever you need to go, the sky's the limit. Just remember to stick to the lighted areas.