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Welcome to Medietas! Are you interested in joining the game? Do you have an old muse you want to dust off? Are you looking for a place to voice test a brand new character and would like to do so in our little island setting? Well, you've come to the right place!

You all know what to do but if you don’t, just follow the instructions and HAVE FUN!

How To Play:

→ Comment with the character you’d like to test drive. Don’t forget to add their name and canon in the subject line.
→ Choose a scenario, or start your own!
→ Tag around!

Possible Scenarios:

1. New Arrival: You have just arrived on the island of Medietas, in the city of Aerilon via a floating boat with people you may or may not know. Of course, you can't help wondering what the heck is going on here, or how you even got on the boat in the first place. But as soon as the vessel docks you are greeted by some lovely locals who offer you a map and a communications device before leaving you to your own. You probably have questions and there seems to be a number of people there already who may or may not have those answers. Talk to them! Or, get on the network and introduce yourself!

2. Getting Settled: So, you've arrived, but now there's five islands you should get yourself acquainted with. Meet your starter home neighbors! Start your new job! Check out the market on Aerilon!

3. Event: The Faire's in town! Feast, socialize, dance, play games! There's plenty to do and the grounds on Mundus are packed with festivities for all to enjoy.

4. Wild Card: Got something else in mind and want to create your own scenario? Go for it!

Flat | Top-Level Comments Only

I'm happy to hear that you are enjoying yourself.

Darkness at Noon is an allegory set in the USSR during the 1938 purges. It isn't named as such but it'll become obvious as you read it. It's during the time as Stalin consolidated his dictatorship by eliminating potential rivals within the Communist Party: the military, and the professionals. Most of the book takes place in an unnamed prison.

You were the one who posted this to begin with so your enjoyment is a little more important than mine.

Doesn't sound very pleasant. You've read it?

I'll disagree with you, though it's a little hard though texts.

I haven't read it no, I've been told about it. It's true that things in the past are sad but we should know them, learn from them and use that knowledge to brighten our future.

Words are words. Does it really matter if they're spoken or written?

I realize the past should be faced but you make the results sound far too optimistic.

Spoken words can convey a lot more than written words. I'm afraid I'm not much of a writer unless it's a technical paper.

“Imagination is the only weapon in the war against reality.”

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