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Moderators: Rayne Misericordia, Vîndut Noapte-Dracul

Sub-boards: Accepted Characters, Characters From the Old MBH

Were-wolves come here when the moon isn't full and lycans come here at any time.

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Sub-board: Private Rooms

Anyone containing demon or fallen angel blood may enter.

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Sub-board: Private Rooms

Mere-People in human or Mere form come here to hang out; pools included.

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Sub-board: Private Rooms

A hang out for angels or for fallen angels who are looking for redemption.

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Sub-board: Private Rooms

The Misericordia Estate is a splendid two story manor located deep in the country side of Germany. It features over twenty-five bedrooms, most of which having a bathroom; as well as a living room on each floor, a kitchen roughly twice the size of a single bedroom, A dining room about the same size as the kitchen, and a full basement

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Sub-boards: Backyard, Basement, Dinning Room, Kitchen, Main Guest Bedroom, Main Living Room, Master Bedroom, Other Rooms

Even though neither the Dutch government nor the head of state resides in Amsterdam, the city is the capital of the Netherlands. The largest and most important city in the Netherlands is also the country's biggest tourist-draw with about 3.5 million tourists visiting this historic city each year.
Much of Amsterdam's biggest attractions date from the city's heyday during the seventeenth century when it was a financial and political powerhouse. Most of the cities' famous canals and harmonious architecture stems from this era.

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Sub-boards: Anne Frank House, Canals, Central Station, Dam Square, De Gooyer Windmill, Montelbaanstoren, Royal Palace, Rijksmuseum, Van Gogh Museum, Vondelpark, Mature Threads

Since Germany became a nation in 1871, the country's capital, Berlin, has always reflected its history, both the negative and positive sides. The many ups and downs have made Berlin a city of change.

Most of Berlin was destroyed after the second world war, but many landmarks have either been restored or reconstructed.

After the fall of the wall, historic areas like Potsdamer Platz and Pariser Platz were completely revamped. Nowadays, Berlin is once again one of the greatest European cities: lively, dynamic and inviting.

Moderator: Rayne Misericordia

Sub-boards: Alexanderplatz, Berlin Wall, Berliner Dom, Brandenburger Tor, Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtniskirche, Nikolaiviertel, Neue Synagogue, Reichstag, Sanssouci Park, Schloss Charlottenburg, Mature Threads

Boston is often called the cradle of American History. The city, founded in 1630 is one of America's oldest. It boast a large number of historical landmarks and monuments. The 20th century added a series of skyscrapers to the skyline of church spires.

Many visitors are surprised by the relaxed atmosphere of this cosmopolitan city. Several historic districts including the romantic Beacon Hill and luxurious Back Bay would fit nicely in any European city. The city's skyscrapers in the financial district have less architectural value but add a nice contrast to Boston's older districts.

Moderator: Rayne Misericordia

Sub-boards: Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Boston Common, Freedom Trail, Harvard Yard, Massachusetts State House, New England Aquarium, Paul Revere House, Public Garden, Trinity Church, Mature Threads

Hong Kong consists of Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, Stone Cutter's Island and the New Territories.

In 1841 Hong Kong Island - not much more than 'a barren island with few houses' - was ceded to the British. In 1856 the Chinese also cede Kowloon and Stonecutter's Island. In 1898 the New Territories are leased to the British for a 99-year period.
In 1997, at the end of the lease period negotiations between Britain and China resulted in the handover of Hong Kong back to China. Under the credo 'one country, two systems', Hong Kong is now a Special Administrative Region (S.A.R.) of China.

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Sub-board: Mature Threads

Founded about 2000 years ago by the Romans, Londinium, now called London has a long history. It was already the largest city in Western Europe since 1700, when 575,000 people lived in London. This was largely due to the Industrial revolution, which started in England. London lived its heyday during the Victorian age, when London was also the capital of the huge British empire.

Today London is a cosmopolitan city of more than 10 million people, still the largest in western Europe and it is one of the main financial centers in the world.

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Sub-board: Mature Threads

This relatively young city was founded by the Moors in 852. It was just another small village until 1561, when King Philips II made Madrid the capital of Spain. The city grew quickly and soon became the largest city in the country. With 3 million inhabitants, it is currently one of the largest cities in Western Europe.

Madrid is home to many attractions, some of the most famous include the Prado Museum and the Royal Palace, the largest palace in Europe. The city also boasts some beautiful plazas such as the large Plaza Mayor or the popular Plaza de España.

Architectural highlights include the Gran Via with many beautiful early 20th century buildings. More recent architecture can be found in Azca, Madrid's modern business district.

Moderator: Rayne Misericordia

Sub-board: Mature Threads

New York, the ultimate in skyscraper architecture, has since long lost the title of city with the tallest skyscraper, but remains with distance the city with the most interesting skyscrapers in the world. Besides the countless Manhattan skyscrapers, New York is an urban jungle that has everything to offer to travellers. The city is home to numerous museums, parks, trendy neighborhoods and shopping streets.

You can start a tour of a selection of New York's many attractions here, view the picture gallery or go to the map to see where all the city's highlights can be found.

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Sub-board: Mature Threads

Paris, known as the City of Light, is the world's most popular city destination. Paris is the second-largest city in Western Europe, and possibly the city with the most things to see. While there are many must-see places in Paris, make sure when visiting the city you spend at least a day strolling off the beaten path, as this is the only way to discover the real Paris: a lively cosmopolitan but undeniably French city.

The center of Paris is divided in 20 arrondissements in a sort of spiral with the first arrondissement in the middle and the higher numbers on the outer circle. Most of the arrondissements have their own characteristics. The majority of the world known attractions are situated in the first 8 arrondissements.

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Sub-board: Mature Threads

Outside the city you can find the beautiful attractions of nature and secret hide-aways to go and think at.

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Four seas surround the outer rim of the city. They merge here, pooling their waters and connecting to the rivers and lakes of the area.

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This is the court of the Demons.
Head Demon:
Head Demoness:
Secondary Demon:
Secondary Demoness:

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This is the court of the Faeries.
Grand Faerie Lord:
Grand Faerie Lady:
Lesser Faerie Lord:
Lesser Faerie Lady:

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This is the court of the Lycans.
Alpha Male:
Alpha Female:
Beta Male:
Beta Female:

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This is the court of the Vampires.
High Count: Erik Leroux
High Countess: Rayne Misericordia
Low Count:
Low Countess:

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