Ever thought about what life would be without a set of rules? Guess what you wouldn’t get too far in this time without them. There aren’t many but enough to keep everyone in line. We also have a list of prices for “these” times, and this is also where we have our Announcements.

Yes, right. Have you ever wanted to be staff before but you haven’t been staff on any other rp? Well guess what, we will give you the chance. We have a few positions you can chose from, so no worries. We will also give you a few pointers if you feel confused.
OPEN!

If you've got any suggestions, comments, ideas, ect. for VoB here would be the place to share them.

This is where we let non-members and members come and advertise. We have two sub-boards, one for the people who are first timers when affiliating (meaning that we havent posted on your site before) and also for the people for the Second Tumers (meaning that we posted on your site first) We also have out affiliating code, and rules here.

Sub-boards: - Second Timers, - First Timers

This bridge crosses over the River Thames in London in a North-East to South-West direction. It is on the A316 route, and joins the areas of Mortlake and North Sheen in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames on the South side, with Chiswick in the London Borough of Hounslow on the North side. There was no previous bridge on this site.

A large, daunting, building with steep stone steps leading up to it's heavy glass doors. Old graying columns support a slate roof, which has been hazardous to stand under, looking at when that one piece of slate slipped off and killed a Mr. Timons.

Inside is thick red carpeting and tall dark-stained oak bookcases. The lighting isn't very good in some of the places tucked back away from the windows, but people manage.
There are comfortably overstuffed leather chairs set about, in which you find people immersed for hours.

Don't let the title fool you, M'alaon's is definitely nothing fancy. The owner, Mrs. Bomet, serves cheap food cheap. Located on a corner street, the cafe is usually pretty busy, though.
If you're looking for a cheap meal, or just a hot cup o' tea, this is the place to come.

Dubrea. Located in the North-East side of the city, it offers education to a fairly wide degree of students, elementary to high school. From the poor runny nosed kids that never have any lunch money or shoes to the snotty (in much different terms, although - say if you were a stalking fanboy or something - it'd be very possible for you to spot one of them with their fingers in their noses, sneaking boogers when they thought no one was looking) girls that giggle about how wonderful they believe themselves to be.

The teachers are strict, most with the high belief that whacking children with rulers is good for them.

Welcome to Pilert Avenue and Hine Boulevard! Lining both sides of the streets are tall brick townhouses, ivy inching it's way up their sides. They're surrounded by black wrought iron gates, and a few have gargoyles staring down from their peaks.
Some of the townhouses are privately owned by people of the higher class, others rented.
The insides are sophisticatedly furnished, and they're commonly known as for finer living.

If you'd like your own sub-board just message Emily or Reld. (;

Noliging houses England's most beautiful paintings, sculptures, and other such art.
If you need someplace to spend an afternoon, or hide from the noise or other things, then this is a good place to go. Just watch what you wash your face beforehand, they've been known to throw "dirt bags" out.

Large ships lined from color, size, and beauty in a straight role. There usually is about 50 ships each day that come and go during the work days which are Monday-Friday. The “Mayflower” one of the most famous ships of this time, rests here during the weekends. Be careful about your child playing near the ships, and water, during workdays or weekends.

Martlet Gardens is three acres, set outside of London away from the busy streets, so it's one of the most peaceful places in the city. The cobblestone paths lead through neatly trimmed hedges and rosebushes, tall spruces, maples, and evergreen trees, and in the warm season many beautifully colorful flowers.

There are benches spread along the pathway so that you can catch your breath, and a lot of squirrel inhabitants.

Reimets are cost-effective flats; most with two bedrooms, a small kitchen, living room, and your own private loo.

To request your own sub-board just message Reld or Emily.

Sub-board: Emily Shelton's Flat