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So we don't flood the cbox, post your plot ideas and whatnot here to discuss. This board was suggested by the lovely member, tayy who JUST THREW THIS IDEA OUT THERE and I just had to roll with it. Haha.

The light blue, shallow waters of River Rush flow right down the center of the small land mass. The water flows quickly over beautifully shaped and colored stones. The beaches are formed of small stones and sand with a few hints of grass popping up here and there. There is no spot in the river that is deep enough to drown in, even for a foal, so ultimately this area is safe.

The land of Inturous is small. It contains two large herds and the land that splits them. On the edges of this land is the Golden Forest. It got its name because of the way the sun comes through the leaves. The mulchy ground and light brown branches cause the light to look more gold then the true blue or white it should be. The forest is calm and peaceful and a wonderful place to get away from everyone else, especially when you're in need of some TLC.

The fallen passage is where royals were previously burried in the event of their death. During a deadly thunder storm a while back the trees of the area were all struck down. Their remains cover the ground making travel a bit of a challenge. It's called the passage because it was said that all royals burried here went up instead of down. Since the storm, a new burrial has been made.

The hillside is covered is dirt and when it rains, mud. The journey up the hill is rather long and dreadful, but right on the other side is the calm beach of the enission side of the land. The water is a clear blue and warm enough to enjoy. There are waves, but they're very small and harmless.

The village here use to be home to an american indian tribe of north america. They vanished long, long ago and since then some of the homes have caved in and many of the houses have become overgrown, but not all of them. There are lots of places to explore and make a home here, but be careful since there are a few horses who may feel they own the place and that you're not welcome.

This isn't the sandy and hot desert you're thinking of. The desert here is dry, cool, and flat as far as the eye can see. The ground is hard and cracked, but if you step hard enough it will surely crumble under you. There is no water and the area is quite large. Night time's are freezing, but here is no snow here so don't worry about that. What you may have to worry about are the watchers who patrol the area. They may not take kindly to you being in their desert.