DF Discussion: Territory

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We haven't really thought of the places of the Dark Forest, so every member, do contribute and create a special landmark for Dark Forest members to train. Once we're settled with this, we'll continue the RP! (:

Here are what we have so far...

Jagged Rock - A large boulder with rough jagged edges that can pierce through fur if not careful standing on it. A place in the middle of camp where the leaders of Dark Forest makes announcements.

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Dark River - A river with water as dark as the night sky. It's always still, unlike most rivers. A popular training areas for apprentices in water combat.

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Whispering Willows - A forest of willow trees, rumoured to be haunted with evil spirits. Sometimes if you listen closely enough, you can hear voices. Located very far from the camp. Very few know of this place.

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Memory Flower - A wilted pink flower with a pool of water around it, sometimes stained with blood, located near the Whispering Willows. Only the dead can see it and look into past memories.
Idea contribution by Forestblaze.

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Death Tree - A massive oak near the edge of camp, where the leaders welcome new recruits and the newly dead, at the edge of the camp.
Idea contribution by Sparkflame.

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Tunnels of Despair -An eerie tunnel with spooky features. Sometimes, when you go in, you hear deep growls of foxes and badgers. Other times, you can hear whispering of the faded Dark Forest cats. Apprentices come here to test their bravery, intelligence, and tunnel skills. Some apprentices would go in and never come out. Starts at the edge of the camp, goes all the way around the territory with some dead ends.
Idea contribution by Doveshine.

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Here's the form:

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[b]Name of Landmark:[/b]
[b]Description:[/b]
[b]Mostly used for:[/b]
[b]Location:[/b]
[b]Picture:[/b]

Correct. In the books they get more power by training and fighting like rogues. Their is no "real" magic in the dark forest.

It's like sleeping,but its not,if you know what I mean.Its just that we were missing something.Besides,do es it really sound like magic?Its more like they train in their"sleep"as you'd call it,undisturbed,and are able to sharpen their claws on sharp rocks.

I think its pretty unrealistic though Thunderclaw... could you think of something else? :3 Sorry but your idea has been rejected.