Kinda obvious, but anyway, these are the Rules.

Accepted apps, and finished apps can be found here.

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Come in here to face claim your person. YOU MUST DO THIS!

If there is more you want to tell us about your character, then here is the place to do it in.

random random-ness. Put whatever here, pics of characters, songs that describe them...whatever

This is where all dead and ended threads will be placed.

Hulking, rusting, and almost crumbling metal skeletons of ancient ships lie in a final rest here. But, there is a lot of scrap metal....

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This once majestic church has long since crumbled, but the holy aura still remains.

The tombstones are all in disarray, if there are even in left in some places. You never known when you'll be stepping on a grave. Everything is black with ash.

This was a Nano-Bot research facility. When the war was started, they tried to program the Nano-Bots to destroy, and the did their job to well. the remaining Nano-Tech is o longer active, but leaking radiation. Safe Time: 2Hours before a through cleaning is necessary.

This is the a pub that has seen it's fair share of fights, it's old, run down, and kinda falling apart, but there is still some liquor in the cellar.

Cars from the fleeing citizens of the city are abandoned here, some wrecked beyond use others able to be salvaged.

This mine lies 300 feet below the earth into pitch blackness, in this day and age, there are poisonous gasses and various beasts that have adapted to the harsh poisonous atmosphere in the deeper tunnels.

They used to be used to be used for iron and coal, now the stand as a dark, dirty, somewhat rusted, but sturdy, shelter.

This plant produced the first line of androids, cleaning droids, and various other harmless robots. It also developed a few military droids in secret.

An old military arms developer, there are many unstable ordinances, as well as some very deadly secrets.

The roads haven't seen a maintenance crew in a long time, but there are a few cars here and there that might be able to be salvaged.

A few old burned out buildings still stand as acceptable housing. Most are falling apart, but the crafty might be able to make the best of it.

This is the a pub that has seen it's fair share of fights, it's old, run down, and kinda falling apart, but there is still some liquor in the cellar.

Temple of Poseidon, with its magnificent view of the Aegean, seems to still fulfill the role of sea watcher from the high promontory. If you are fortunate enough to find yourself among them, also be intent on watching your step on the alternately rough or slippery rocks, and if you are traveling with young ones, people prone to vertigo, or merely the inherently clumsy please be aware that there are no guard rails, chains, or anything similar protecting you or your loved ones from a quick plunge into air, water, and rocks. Also, the steps are in disrepair, so watch out for crack or missing pieces. Add to this a strong, frisky breeze and, perhaps, the fact that Poseidon also rules over earthquakes, and you have cause for caution.

Piraeus was once the prime dock of Athens, with ships from all over coming into port here. Now there are a few sunken vessels littering the water. The dock is still in working order though, and if you're careful, you can still come into port here.

Once renowned for its flea market, this shopping center now lays in near rubble. A few of the buildings still stand and can be used, so long as it's not raining.

Pretty much everything from cloning, to microbiology research was performed in these facilities. It's highly possible that there might be some form of medicine to be found, but there might also be a few "Failed" experiments that weren't happy with the way that they were treated.

Once a tall, lush Hill, it is now covered in bare trees. The trees themselves are twisted and blackened, having mutated over time to resemble something forbidding. The beauty of this spot has long ago been lost, but it still offers a great vantage point over the city.

The 'Heart of Athens', Syntagma Square was once called "The Garden of the Muses" and is believed to be where the "Peripatetics", a group of philosophers led by Aristotle, used to wander in the grove of trees that once grew here. The stones are in bad order but this square is remarkably in tact. This would the perfect place for Kohl's base, seeing as there are dozens of old shops, hotels, and a broken down train station surrounding this square.

Another place similar to the square, if a bit smaller, this center used to how several shops and a large wealth of small churches. Some of the churches are still in such good condition that they are perfectly livable. But if you're not on Kohl's side, be careful, his men have been known to use this center as well.

Delphi was the site of the Delphic oracle, the most important oracle in the classical Greek world, and a major site for the worship of the god Apollo. The shrine has been defiled by time, war, and teenagers. Now, it is noting more than a cluster of stone.

Osios Lukas monastery was a complex of buildings set on a hillside near Distomo, a few miles from Arachova near Delphi. The main buildings were the interlinked churches, some no longer standing, which had spectacular mosaics and the relics of the saints, and the richly painted crypt. There are pieces of the mosaic missing and some saints will never be remembered because they no longer stand in the ruins.

This was once a thriving mega store chain. Inside you will find a roller coaster as the means to get around. The tracks are wide enough to walk on, and there is still some non-perishable food around.

This place has been in ruins for a long time, therefore the war had no affect on it. It resembles a Roman Collosium but as I said, in ruins.

Situated near a fortified harbor, this was one of the most beautiful castles in all of Greece. The castle is also in pretty good shape, but some of the walls have collapsed and strewn ruble throughout the trees around it.

This 22-acre garden estate includes the ruins of an 18th-century house and three distinct gardens. The gardens have lost their vitality, and have been overrun with mutant plants and various forms of mutated birds.

The Pitons are volcanic plugs. There are still sulfur springs and hot mud pools in the nearby Soufrière caldera, visible remnants of former volcanic activity in the area.

The beach land in front of the Pitons, the sand was once a sparkling white, it's now a dingy grey-brown. Skeletons of large beasts long since dead can be found along the shore.

An old sugar plantation that has been abandoned for centuries.

This peaceful community of skeletal monks held on this plane by their devotion to their gods, was once a beautiful place, but now lies in ruin.

Deep in the forest, and high n the mountains near the coast, a mysterious faction lies.

This mysterious, uninhabited island, once the site of a colony of lepers run by a group of nuns, is only five miles off the northwest coast of Trinidad.