Canons list! and also, a quick overview for new members to understand what has happened thus far in the roleplay.

Oh, food. If you're in here, you had better not be complaining about what they've given you! And if you are... well, you had better hope the cook is in a good mood!

Everyone is invited to dinner! There are different times for different people of the castle to eat, and if you're dining with royalty, good for you! That is, if you're not in trouble with them.

A grandiose affair, the ballroom is fashioned almost entirely out of marble. Large, Doric columns adorn the sides in front of crystalline floor-to-ceiling windows. Only the best of the best are invited to Regina's famous evening soirées.

Simple enough, the chapel is decked in marble columns and ornate paintings depicting religious scenes. Make sure you attend morning mass.

Rooms designed specifically for some light afternoon reading or some evening tea, ornate portraits of past kings are mounted on the wall alongside floor-to-ceiling windows and miniature bookshelves.

Hey, how about the people who work behind the scenes, huh? Have you ever thought about them? ...Pfff, thought so.

If you're here, you're living in style! You've earned your place, and you're put here for good. And that's good, is it not? It is if you're not trying to escape, at least!

Sub-boards: Odette's Room, Princess's Room, The Duke of Moorsholm's Room, Sir Nathan Dunbar's Room

Grass is spattered here and there in the middle of the castle design, around it, in front -- almost anywhere, and it's the perfect place to relax. Just don't get trampled by the horses.

With both an armory and courtyard made just for practice with assorted weapons, many Reginiens come to practice and foreigners come to learn from esteemed commanders.

Sub-boards: The Armory !, The Courtyard

as the name so readily suggests, this room is used for a multitude of activities ranging from volleyball practice to school performances to lectures or presentations given by college representatives or educational speakers. On the edge of the campus, it is not easily missed and can be found just beside administrations.

located near the outdoor sports fields and, in particular, the tennis courts, our state of the art equipment and gymnasium - which includes a spacious weight-training room - are mainly used for physical education classes and at home basketball games.

separated into men's and women's and equipped with showers and bathrooms, the locker rooms are located directly across from the gymnasium. locks are mandatory, and each student must have his or her own registered locker; there will be no sharing of lockers.

The E-wing is reserved for mostly science-based classes. A general classroom resembles something like this.

equipped with three different sections, one especially for vegetarians, one that lacks any allergy-inducing foods (i.e. peanuts), and a run-of-the-mill line, you will find everything necessary for you. many tables, and one side just for seniors with a view of the outdoor seating for the beginning of the year. find your table and keep your friends, for fear of being a designated social outcast.

The two-story library here at RHS bares a striking resemblance to that of a university. at the least three librarians are on duty for assistance. free wifi and available computers - 10¢/page printed after the first free ten.

The G-wing services a variety of courses, many for the upperclassmen. A general classroom resembles something like this.

The H-wing services a variety of courses, many for the underclassmen. A general classroom resembles something like this.

the primary use of the pool building is for swim meets and the swimming unit of aerobics/physical education. the depth to which our extensive pool reaches is ideal for diving and such boards for that purpose are scattered at the far ends.

football, baseball, soccer, and softball fields, outdoor swimming, tennis courts, track - the inclusiveness of the sports program here at RHS ensures each and every student is exercised and involved.

self-explanatory. there are three sections with 628 stalls in all. students, take heed to not park in teachers' spaces, and remember to first obtain a parking permit at administrations else run the risk of being fined.

A homely place above an expensive speakeasy, as unassuming as the next story with only a custom made sign named "Pancake Love" above the front door. Most people happen upon it by accident, and find themselves in love with the hospitality and food.

Carved out of an underground tunnel system, below a diner famed for its pancakes and other breakfast foods. When invited, you'll receive a shamrock carved out of white marble, and find yourself surrounded by some of the prettiest waitresses and best entertainment, as it is owned by a large industry.

Character plotting, plot modifying, and things along those lines -- don't just muse about them in the cbox, put them on a board and solidify them, too!

Sub-boards: Setting Design, Plot Modifying, Character plotting

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