Absences If you're going to be leaving for a small amount of time or won't be able to post the next week or so, leave a note in here telling us when you're leaving and when you'll get back! We'll miss you!
Applications This is where you'll find the application form as well as your applications. Once accepted they will go into the "Citizens" area and you can begin roleplaying. You MUST be accepted first before you can begin roleplaying.
Accepted Citizens These are the accepted applications. If you don't see yours in the applications area, it is more than likely that it has been accepted and can be found here.
Whispers and Schemes Do you have a plot idea that requires multiple people? An idea for the whole board involving both common and nobility? How about planning a massive party or a riot in the streets? Plan it all here!
The Archives Old, closed, backlogged threads are deposited here! Check back on them if you wish to learn how the characters you see got where they are now.
The Written Word All that has ever been written between people: letters, journals, diaries, poetry, etc, lies within the vaults of the Written Word forum. Read the letters from kings to courtiers and peasants or spy on their diaries and journals. Perhaps you want poetry from the heart? It's all in here.
The Memoirs These are things that have happened in the past. Roleplay out your memories with other members. Be sure to put the date (i.e winter 1010) and the setting (i.e. palace).
A Wedding Most Royal The wedding day of Crown Prince Edward Howard and Princess Ophelia Seraphin of Sundaril has arrived. Planned by one of the most prominent, fashionable of women (Lady Thomasin Seymour now Lady Thomasin Beaumont herself!) the wedding is attended by all of importance in Liston.
That is...unless they want to make a rather bold, unwise statement.
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A Great Matter In September of 1031 for a few weeks in Sundaril, all the councilors have been called to the Sapphire Room daily. The discussion: should women be able to inherit? Most central to the discussion: can the king's daughter be allowed to legally take the throne if there are no sons from him?
Invited are not just in the councilors (and the king, of course), but members of the royal family and the new Listonese Ambassador.
Christmas Ball Tonight there are grand banquets, great toasts, and amazing spectacles. In Sundaril, a new dish has arrived, imported from Liston: Salad! This as well as huge structures made of marzipan are served as if they were food of the gods and the king's good mood certainly helps the pages serve with flair.
Meanwhile, in Liston, a new food has also emerged: stuffed breads! Either stuffed with cheese or meat or even vegetables, this new food has taken Liston by storm and is known as Bread Surprise. No doubt, time will change the name to something less of a mouthful, but, for the time being, people are stuffing their mouths with these warm delights.
Seraphin Palace Built after the War of Lions, Seraphin Palace is made of black and white marble with gold and silver and every possible gem you can imagine. The usual home of the Seraphin dynasty, it is only left in the winter, when the court and the Seraphin siblings retire to the sea palace instead.
The Estates Out in the country, away from Sundri, the nobility own land and power of their own. Commoners live, work, and die there. Nobles tax, dine, and plot there.
Liston Palace Located in the capital, Liston-by-the-Sea, the palace of Liston is its crown jewel. Full of grandeur unknown before in the court, the palace of Liston was newly built in 975. At its southern most wall: a cliff leading into the dazzling sea.
Liston-by-the-Sea The capital of Liston, the city sits in the bay in the south of Liston. The water sparkles like diamonds and sapphires and the breezes are often warm. Most of the populace, especially the nobility, reside here as this is the locus of all important activity.
The Homes of Citizens For the people who live in Liston-by-the-Sea or other cities throughout Liston, there is no place like home. Apply for a townhouse, small home, or a hovel here.
The Estates The nobility of Liston often visit their estates to make sure things are being run well and efficiently. Beautiful, elegant or dark and intimidating, each estate seems to match the owner's outlook. Commoners also live on the land, working and thinking up ways to keep alive in the winter.
The Countryside Farms dot the landscape, their fields like a patchwork quilt over the land. Nobility are often found racing their horses along the wide, dirt roads and, rarely, a carriage is found upon it, traveling to Liston-by-the-Sea or some far off town.
The World Outside Farengalia, Espania, Sarreilla, Anhuinox, the Romani Empire...They're all here and it's up to you as to how to use them. Please post, in the topic description, what country you are in and keep in mind the travel times. If you have any questions as to the culture and the countries, ask me, don't assume. Have a happy journey!
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