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Moderator: Miss Jack

What the Isle of Morpheus is and how it came to be.

Moderator: Miss Jack

You've got questions, we've got answers.

Where poetry, fanart, fanfiction and other shrine-like gifts to the Isle of Morpheus will be posted.

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Sub-boards: Fanart, Fanfiction

Got something to say to your characters? Do they have something to say to you? Post it here, in letter format.

Moderator: Marguerite

This board is for any RPs unrelated to the site! Anything and everything goes.

This is where you will put your filled out character sheet. You must be a member to post here. You must have a character here to post anywhere else.

Sub-boards: Approved Dreams, Approved Nightmares, Approved Other, The Classics

The postal service in the Isle of Morpheus is both speedy and efficient. Just sign the person's name with a patented postal pen (available at local stores) and the message will be delivered directly in front of them in a matter of moments. Insert recipients name in the subject line.

For posting entries of your character's journal or diary, if he/she has one.

Once reserved just for Nightmares, the Opera di Incubi provides high-class entertainment for Nightmare and Dream alike. Built in an extravagant Georgian style, the Opera House is second in splendor only to the Castle, though it is far gaudier. Gold leaf, red velvet, and marble are in no short supply, creating a very luxe environment. The performances held at the di Incubi are the crème de la crème of the Isle of Morpheus, and pretty much the only source of traditional entertainment.

Moderator: Princess Katie

Chimera is the official Nightmare capital and a bustling metropolis complete with everything a Nightmare could ever want. Relax in a café over cappuccinos with the boogey man, get yourself a new outfit from one of the trendy boutiques, share a bottle of O negative with that special someone, or find yourself the perfect apartment for some off-the-clock relaxation.

Sub-board: The Library

This forboding building serves, as it has for many a century, as the Nightmare prison. You have to be pretty bad to land yourself in here. The guards are nearly as frightening as what they watch over, and the building itself seems to darken the air around it. You're free to enter, as long as you can answer the doorman's riddle. But be warned, you might have a harder time getting out.

Moderator: Miss Jack

Located in downtown Chimera, 'The Faded' is the name of a very prestigious, and most horrific, night bar. A place for those who feel like getting drunk. It is not uncommon for fights to break out or the bathroom to have a film of vomit. Be careful of the regulars, however, as they are the most belligerent. This is where most of the 'shifty' work of the area goes down. Strippers and other nighttime shows frequent as entertainment. The loft in the story above can hold a few tenants, if they don't mind the condition of the place.

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To Nightmares, the Cemetery of Lost Souls is the equivalent of a New Yorker's Central Park. It's well tended, but not enough to lose that creepy, wasted feel Nightmares love so much. There are several elaborate tombs of great and famous Nightmares, and most headstones are decrepit, but beautiful, statues. On a full moon (which appears at random intervals) the statues come alive and dance the night away on the dying grass. Dreams are welcome to bury their dead here, but unlike the Nightmares, they find it creepy.

Outside the hustle and bustle of Dreamlan is an amalgam of cavernous mansions and ancient estates. At the end of winding display of wealth and privilege loom’s a great white country club, with high walls to keep out the unworthies and enough splendor to make your eyes water. The Gaia is a ritzy, schmoozy country club that has clung unwaveringly to the old Victorian lifestyle. Warranting an invite to an event, usually balls, masquerades and teas, at the Gaia is considered the utmost privilege.

The hospital, like the Opera di Incubi, is one of the rare places that allow equal admittance to both Dreams and Nightmares. The idea of a medical facility was at first baffling to the Nightmares, who had survived all these centuries with fix-it-yourself jobs and that one-guy-that-lived-above-the-bookstore. The hospital employs a variety of "doctors" and nurses that use every method of healing known to history. If something ails you, someone, or something, should be able to cure you.

Moderator: Jules

The Dream capital, often referred to as the city of gems, is like Disney and Paris meshed into one. The sidewalks glitter, music seems to be a constant occurence that floats in the background. It's devoid of the grit and intensity of Chimera, and most people are friendly and open (unless you're a Nightmare-- they're easy to spot, being the only ones in sunglasses).

A small oasis with a variety of settings that people dream up while trying to meditate. The colors are rich, the noise non-existent; everything you would expect in your own spot of paradise.

A large body of water with shores like a lake, but waves like an ocean. All manner of water-loving creatures reside there. One end of the shoreline falls into Dream territory, and the other falls into Nightmare territory. And so, unable to agree upon a name, it is just referred to as the lake. Though, don't be confused if you hear someone call it the Rainbow Lagoon, or Ocean of Tears.

The Forest of Mystery is, you guessed it, an enchanted forest. It sucks in all the excess magic in the Isle of Morpheus, and so has properties both Dream and Nightmare. Flowers and trees come alive to play, or if you're in the wrong end, you'll serve as their lunch.

These dark, uncharted mountains make up the east border of the Isle of Morpheus. The storage pit of all ancient magic, the mountains are both dangerous and unpredictable.