The Information Highway is one of the few safe places that members way express their ideals to higher ranking officials. Think someone should be removed from power or that we need more boards? Post it. Site announcements as well as activity checks will be posted often. Check back regularly if you value your life.

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A place to post information on your paticular character/s as well as the handy spot to give away or adopt one less fortunant. Miniture plots between two characters or twenty are often formed here, as well as the giving of birthing stats. Beware the common mayhem.

Sub-boards: Character Log Books, Plotting Plots, Breeding && Birthing, Adoptables, Thread Advertisements

The thick wood with its small meadow of lush grass creates a world populated purely by the male gender. A place for the 'boys' to come without the old women nagging at them about something. Protected and Guarded by the Sun God, Helios

Moderator: `kisosen

A wonderful place for orphaned cubs and for playful pups to come and socialize with others their own age. A small meadow with a thin wood makes for an excellent games of tag, or hide-and-seek. The population of mice, rabbits, sparrows, and butterflies is good practice for hunting skills.

Unknown to many of the local wolves, Snow Valley is both beautiful and dangerous. During Fall, Winter, and Spring, the ground is covered in a thick layer of snow and the small pool in the center has a thin crust of ice. The snow hides sharp rocks and holes to break a paw in, while the ice always seems sturdy to walk on, but never is. During the summer, the pool dries up to a puddle and the ground is patched with withered grass. The sharp valley edges seem to rise deathly high and are considered a suicide plunge to fall, or fly, from.

In the southern region of the land, white tail deer are a common treat for slathering wolven jaws. Deer often prance and bounce between the openly spaced trees and take stealth to catch and teamwork to kill. Beware the powerful stags with their twelve tine antlers. They don't like wolves to take their brood and children.

A strong current can sweep along a pup like a leaf upon the wind. Few mothers dare to bring their young here, even if the fish are plentiful and very good. The occasional bear has been spotted so be on your guard when hunting your slippery prey. Beware the rapids! Hidden rocks tend to break skulls ...

Packlands Two. Unclaimed.


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Moderator: `kisosen