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So we see that you finally decided to register onto the board! That's a good thing, now, you're ready for the next step which would be to create your character. Within this forum, you will find the canon list, face claim, and of course, the application you will need to fill out in order for you to start roleplaying. This is one of the most important parts in joining our roleplay. All applications should be posted here.

Sub-boards: Accepted Applications., Pending Applications., Denied Applications.

This board will have posts with relationships for a character, then another character would apply for those certain relationships. People use things such as lyrics, song titles, and things of their own creations for character positions. If confused just look at the threads already posted or PM one of the site administrators.

The applications get a bit wordy after a while, now don’t they? And besides, don’t you need somewhere to post a little more about your character’s charms? The BB File Cabinet is possibly the best place to read, learn and post a little more about characters without having to take any further looks at those rather lengthy applications.

In need to spice up your character's role playing? Or do you've just got a really good plot idea? Post it here and I'll give you my input about it. Big plots need my approval before being allowed to role play. And sometimes even smaller plots. So run it by one of the administrators, just to be safe. A pregnacy is a plot, for your information.

Residencies for the children at Blackbriar who have no other place to live. Their individual apartments make up the vastness of the school. Each is a plain, oak-walled room with berber carpet, a bed, a dresser, desk and chairs, along with a small bathroom. Children are allowed to share rooms with each other; but never with the same gender.

When you first enter the huge university, you have to pass the offices first. This includes the reception desk, resident nurse, and most importantly, the Headmaster's Suite - whether you're going there for trouble, or for good.

These are the normal school-rooms for learning things taught in human schools - like math, english, etc. but with a great emphasis on philosophy and smaller class sizes. The teachers are friendly or really wierd, but the classrooms are nice and most have large windows.

These rooms, located beneath the school, are the latest and greatest technology to simulate actual combat. Here is where kids learn to use their power when it really counts - like if a giant robot attacks a city. Of course, these rooms can be very dangerous, so students should always be with a teacher.

The crowded hallways across the gigantic schools. Only the older students and the teachers know about the hidden passages to the safe rooms and grounds - just in case of an attack on the school. There are a few lockers here and there, but most kids keep their stuff in their rooms.

This huge hall really puts the name "cafeteria" to shame. The cafeteria has grand vaulted ceilings, three long rows of oak tables and chairs, with a platform at the head where the teachers eat and keep an eye on things. Food is served at the back by gisgruntled cafeteria ladies. Get to lunch quick because the lines can get long. Food is only served to the table by the ladies on special occaisons.

The huge, two-level library is a wonderful room full of good books - old and new. There are also lots of good places to sit and relax, along with computors for personal use. Some sections of books are off limits to students without clearance; so if you get caught taking a peak in those books be prepared to face the consequences.

Across the school, since it's usually too cold to go out, there are large rooms for the students to chill out in front of a fireplace and watch the snow fall. Here are where the televisions are at for personal use.

The beautiful town square, paved with the same gray stone tiles from when it was first built. It's more of a circle than a square, taking it's way around all the most popular shops and restaurants. The square itself has a pretty marble statue of two birds in flight; dedicated after the founding fathers. Around the square are holly leaves with red berries and little places to sit.

This is one of the oldest buildings in Blackbriar. The court house is where all the legal dealings of the town take place; including the meetings of the "Triage", or the three parliamentary figures of Blackbriar. These old stone halls seem to echo with every step.

General Lee's isn't any Starbucks, but it makes a fine cup of coffee and the best pastries in Blackbriar. The atmosphere is cozy and warm, and a great place to hang out and get some work done if home is looking too cold.

This is one of the more popular taverns around Blackbriar. It's a lobby and open bar on the first level with rooms on the second and third. It's also the cheapest, and nobody asks any questions.

On the busiest streets in quiet Blackbriar is where all the little boutiques and bazaars are located. Some of these places are really cute with good deals, while some are just really wierd and shady. However, you're most likely going to find exactly what you want around here somewhere.

The Driftwood Apartments are another old stone and wood building. These are probably the cheapest lofts, but also are in very bad shape. However, if you can fix them up, then they can be quite nice with a semi-pleasant view of the city (if you get one in front).

Pulse is a downtown club with a New York style. It's the latest addition to the city, and pretty wild. It has a huge dance floor, a bar, and a great stereo system. Everyone under 21 can get in without being carded on Thursday nights, when they don't serve drinks. But otherwise, you'll have to find another way to get in.

Daffodils, sunflowers, roses, tulips, orchids, oh my! They have every thing here, don't they? Special occasion, need some thing to give to that little lovely one? Then come here, this is the place to go. They have every single kind of flower you could imagine, and that's sort of a good thing. Good luck trying to pick which flower to give your special some one because it's a rather large collection. Well, that is unless they told you what their favorite flower is. Either way, come here, this is the main flower shop in BB

For the more wealthy members of Blackbriar, are the townhouses to live in. These are located throughout the town, and are mostly little two-story buildings made of stone and wood. Some are nice, and some are in the bad parts of town.

Located on the south side of town is a park that was recently built by the city. There are plenty of trees and a duck pond. Walkways wind throughout the park and there's a childrens' playground at one end. Benches are scattered along the walkways, where people can sit and relax.

Can you say, o-r-a-n-g-e j-u-i-c-e? Then, yes, this is an orange grove. If you didn't know by now, oranges grow on these lush green trees. But, make sure not to get lost, it's sort of hard to navigate through all of the orange trees when there's so many of them. Be wary of stealing however, there's always some one around to watch you whether they're there or not. Sound scary enough? Okay, cool.

Once again, we say, it shrieks, it's a shack, hence the name...SHRIEKING SHACK. It's an old abandoned shack, broken wood, dirty, and dark. Even in the day time. Often the place of many child-ish dares.

The creepy cemetary on the edge of town, just near the black depths of the forest. Strange being often enjoy to lurk here in the solitude; it's best not to come at night, when the fog and shadows can be manipulated so easily.

Picture whores unites, or shall we say photo freaks?Your charrie have any pictures or memories? It can all be put in a handy dandy scrap book.

Genetic mutations or not, we'll still human and still need to get plenty off of our chests. Whether it's writing or blogging, everyone has some sort of diary. And Yes everyone does include old men. You can register for a journal sub-board under claims.

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