Inside are all the rules that govern the OOC and IC life here in Eventide. You must read through these before joining.

Here's all the IC information you'll need about our world, as well as some brief roleplay tips.

Selected excerpts from the Academy's Student Handbook.

Are you new here? Come say hello! Are you leaving? We're sad to see you go.
That did not just rhyme on purpose I swear.
You can also use this board to notify others of your absence due to vacation and the like.

Looking for a way to improve your writing? Want to learn more about grammar? Feeling like you should help people who are less experienced at roleplay than you? Well, then check out this board! Here at Eventide, we're eager to help you improve your writing with helpful critique. This board has several sub-boards for more specific uses.

Sub-boards: Grammar Guides, Tutors, Critique Requests

Looking to share your artwork, writing, or other creativenessosity? Post here!

Got an idea to make the site better? We'd love to hear it! Post a thread here with your idea, and we'll swing by to discuss it with you.
If you've got a question about the site but haven't joined yet, this board is guest friendly! Feel free to come and ask us things.

A character log is a list of all your characters, and is a requirement for this site. Please try to keep up on updating your character log, whether you have one character or five hundred.
(Please don't have five hundred.)

This is where all accepted characters have their threads moved to. You may not start roleplaying a character until their thread has been moved to this board.

Need a partner for your character, or perhaps some friends, acquaintances, or enemies? Create a thread inside this board. The staff also runs several threads to help you form connections.

Double doors from the Great Hall open onto the inner Courtyard of the Academy, which also connects with other areas in the building.
Filled with well-trimmed gardens, fountains, and cobbled paths, the Courtyard is often used as a relaxing study locale.

Despite the outlandish nature of the Academy, it still has mundane things like classrooms for the less dangerous classes. These classrooms look surprisingly like a standard classroom setup.

A network of hallways sprawls throughout all wings of the Academy. There aren't any lockers, thanks to the fact that dorms exist for students to keep their stuff in. However, every so often there are billboards and restrooms.

Any roleplay in the teachers' offices can go here. Sometimes students come for extra tutoring or with questions- but mostly they go to Principal Varana's office for discipline.

This complex is filled with shelves and shelves of books, as well as comfortable reading nooks spaced around the complex. The Academy is actively expanding its collection, which encompasses almost all subjects. It's practically the size of a building.
The Library has a quietness policy so that students can study in peace.

A series of training gyms constructed for students of different levels to train. Inside are wooden practice weapons, dummies, and targets. Special gyms are designated for archery so that no one gets in the way of the line of fire.
Some training gyms are also used for more athletic or dangerous classes due to their large amounts of space.

Dormitories are fairly simple, with two beds, two desks, two closets, two drawer sets, and one shared shelf. There is an entire wing devoted to them, each locked with a hardy, difficult to pick lock.

A large hall with a series of long tables, food is served by a full staff who are assisted by students who misbehaved.

Filled with all types of tame beasts (and even a few special enclosures for captured dangerous mistlings), the Stables are where many Seconds spend their time. Operation Torrent and Operation Nevermore also have their mounts housed in here, and thus visit it frequently.

The revered mother-of-pearl and orichalcum cobblestoned plaza at the highest point of Atlantis, home to the Temples of the Nine. People visit here to pay homage to the dragon gods.
The Nine Temples form a ring around the central plaza, one petal pointing to each. Clockwise from the bottom left, they go: Nine, Seven, Five, Three, One, Two, Four, Six, Eight.
The plaza itself is mostly composed of orichalcum cobbles, with the mother-of-pearl outlining the form of the nine-petaled Lotus.

A board for the multitude of streets around Atlantis and other places which don't have their own board.
Normally, the streets of Atlantis are dark blue-grey cobblestone.