Registry Office

This is where all the character introductions go. If you're posting a WIP, let us know in the chatbox once you're done!

Questions and Suggestions

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Bounties Board

Where open threads reside if they've been moved from the main board. Reply to one and it'll be moved back to its correct location.

Community Notice Board

The place for all your plot-pages and thread-trackers.

Bowerstone Shelter and Orphanage

All wanted characters and orphaned characters go here! Orphans are characters that have had their owner give them up and need a new home. Please adopt one, feed and take care of it.

Carrier Pigeons, Letters, and Notes

Diaries, Notebooks, and Scrapbooks

Aurora

Harsh desert winds and roaming Sand Furies make the City of Aurora a particularly dangerous holiday destination, separated from Albion's mainland by the ocean. Creatures that aren't native to Albion prowl the sands outside the settlement gates in hope of catching a unsuspecting traveler, so don't step outside the gates unless you have a death wish.

Bloodstone

Two words describe the town all pirates call home: completely lawless. Bloodstone is the place to be if you're looking to misbehave, or if you're looking to put together a particularly motley crew. Anything goes, and often does.

Bowerstone

The heart and soul of Albion, Bowerstone is where the showdown between the Crawler and the Hero Queen happened. The capital city of Albion has once again been restored to its former glory. Almost. The city has four major areas: Bowerstone Castle, Bowerstone Industrial, Bowerstone Market, and Bowerstone Old Quarter.

Brightwall

Voted the #2 safest and relaxing destination for the discerning Albion adventurer, Brightwall has it all. Indulge in some light reading from tomes as thick as your skull at the famous Brightwall Academy. Or spend the day at the chicken races, before spending your winnings at Ye Quill & Quandary Pub. Just don't try and cross the bridge out of Brightwall while drunk unless you fancy a deathly drop into the chasm below.

Brightwood

A large forest region located near the even larger forest of Greatwood, this is the favourite place of bandits and Hobbes. Boasting a lake and a farm, it is a quaint but dangerous place, perfect for those that enjoy a spot of target practice along with their picnic.

Driftwood

A beautiful island paradise that's the perfect getaway to forget all about the stresses of city life. The picturesque settlement offers beautiful views of the old Spire, while at night the strings of laterns decorating the place gives it an ethereal feel, making you feel as if you've left Albion behind.

Greatwood

A giant forest region home to bandits, wood nymphs, and even the odd troll. The glorious lake and waterfall are the highlight of any traveller's journey when not overrun with wasps, and for those not afraid of the dark nor trolls or Hobbes, there are caves to explore. The region is also home to an apple orchard, and several cottages are scattered throughout the forest.

Millfields

The last piece of natural beauty remaining in Bowerstone, Millfields is home to Albion's rich and posh. More beautiful to look at than the grand mansions that line its shore is Bower Lake, which makes for a picturesque viewing early in the morning as the sun is rising. Despite its beauty, attacks from mercenaries and Balverines are common here, so think twice about going on that moonlit stroll...

Mistpeak

This snow filled mountainous area is the largest region in Albion. The Dweller Camp is home to Sabine and his Dwellers, while in Mistpeak Valley creatures such as wolves, Balverines and Hobbes prowl the picturesque area. Mistpeak is also the favourite place of mercenaries, so much so that they've built their camp there.

Mourningwood

Home to a tiny eco-warrior settlement, this marshy wilderness is infested with Hollow Men like nowhere else in Albion. The Mourningwood Fort, infamous for the Swift Brigade's defeat of the Hollow Legion, is now empty of soldiers but definitely not empty of the undead! As well as a few shops, the cemetery and Sunset House can be found here too.

Oakfield

Home to the famous Golden Oak which makes the Oakfield ground extremely fertile and the air fresh and clean, this village is the favourite place for both farmers and monks. A sleepy town that is sure to provide you with some much needed rest and relaxation, plus a chance to get all of that Bowerstone smog out of your lungs. Just watch out for the Hobbes who inhabit the surrounding forest and caves when you go exploring.

Ravenscar Keep

Unarguably the most secure prison in all of Albion, Ravenscar Keep is located on an island south of mainland Albion; its sole purpose is to house the most dangerous criminals that the kingdom has produced.

Silverpines

Silverpines' dark forest is home to the largest Balverine population out of anywhere else in Albion, easily making it one of the most dangerous places to visit unless you're armed. A hamlet is located deep within the woods, with silver nitrate torches placed at every entrance in an effort to keep the Balverines at bay.

Westcliff

A bustling village most famous for being home to The Crucible arena where you can test your battle skills against creatures like trolls, Balverines, Hollow Men, among many others. If battling isn't your forte but still want an adrenaline kick, head on over to the shooting range. Alternatively enjoy some fishing, or a spot of shopping. A town full of activities for the entire family!

Witchwood

Located off the coast of Albion, this mist-filled evergreen forest island has flourished since the arrival of the displaced. The once-derelict Arena has now been equipped with a race track so that racing fans from all over Albion can watch thoroughbred equines race, and the settlement of Knothole Glade is now doing booming trade thanks to the influx of tourists.