Contains staff discussions, member of the month and there is a board free for any questions you have.

Sub-board: Staff Board

Well as well as roleplay I also love helping people so if you have a problem you can post it here and members of the site will try and help. Obviously some people won't want to and thats fine with me, I'm just giving the option.

Any suggestions or helpful comments you have for the site or a plot for your character. All fresh ideas are greatly appreciated.

You can talk about anything here that is out of character.

Moderator: Shideh

Post your journal or read someone elses journal.

The establishment of the Inns of Court, great mansions where students and barristers live together, establishing a continuity of legal tradition and practice. The barristers teach the students English Common Law, along with necessary social skills such as music and dancing.

Together with Buckingham Palace in London and Holyrood Palace in Edinburgh, it is one of the principal official residences of the British monarch. Come here to see a member of the Royal Family, but be warned that the castle is heavily guarded and cynical to let anyone inside to its inhabitants.

Owner: Elizabeth Rolfe

If you can't do the time, don't do the crime. You'll have police all over you. Jews be sure to wear your badges.

The Palace of Westminster, also known as the Houses of Parliament or Westminster Palace, in London is where the two Houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom (the House of Lords and the House of Commons) meet to conduct their business.

University students choose their own course of studies, hire their own professors, and pick their own hours of study. They are free to leave one professor if they tired of him, and join another, attending several lectures before deciding whether to pay him or not. The only books were the professors, and students write notes on parchment or, more commonly, on wax tablets.

This is the dirtiest, poorest part of town. There is no sanitation what so ever here. The people here live like they please and survive as best as they can. They don't interact with the higher part of society. They are the lowest of the low class. Harsh, yes, but true.

This is pretty self-explanitory. It's a big tower, and it's in London.

Small bar for people who just need that one more drink...

Sell your goods, buy your goods, socialize. This is the social centre of most small towns, and unless you wish to starve, you must visit sometime.

Sub-board: Slave trade

For those weary travellers or homeless that have just a small amount of shillings, though the owner does always expect his pound of flesh.