12/18/07
Well TNS Is know Open to Public, This site well be posted on all the sims I play on and all the RPGs I play on. I hope to to see some of my friends on here, being active and using the form we have. I don't want to see this hard work go to waste because of people not being active. So please if you join and become a Leader of a tribe, make sure your active or you will be deleted. ^^ As you can see we have gotten a banner and mini Banner. Those are Copy Righted to there owner which is TygrTat from SoCal.
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Here is the Loner Falls, they call it the Loner Falls Cause there is a open valley but in the middle of it is a Waterfall. Its alone and s many Lonely animals com here and hope for a home.
Here is the Twisted Feilds, They call it that cause the feilds go in twists instead of stright lines. Many animals birth to the kits cause of the unseeable they can get. But some prediters may come and try to take your kits. Be Careful.
Do you Need a nice cool drink from the Drinking Spring? Well then come on in and get a nice cool drink in th eheat of the day. Be Careful of your Kits. others may get to them before you.
The land is a renown place of Africa. One that many people think to be what all the country is. Grassland, savannah. The place is covered in golden long grass and dotted with trees now and again. Large prey, elephants, antelope, wildebeest, are found here. The Akuco is prime hunting ground, but not only for the lions. There are many other predators who have staked claims on this vast estate. The weather of the Akuco changes quite swiftly, and once caught in tempest one find’s there isn’t much cover to choose from.
The vast majority of the land of the North is savannah and grasslands, truth be known, with a river winding through. The land is seemingly infinite with little shelter for one to take. But, alas, one will soon find if they travel far enough the Eisakuco. It is a bit of anomaly, being so large and so extensive. It is a mass of thorns and thickets, prickly and hard to navigate; perfect place young ones can hide in if they are small enough. Because of such mother's tend to look to Eisakuco as the Birthing Lands. Not that the thicket is entirely safe, children can be picked off by the many birds that loom overhead.
There are many trees that mark the great land in which we walk but... few can compete with this... one. This tree, The Okari Tree, is one renown, the place, the core of many legends. It is said that here is where the great Lovers purposed. Where the Hangman was hung and where the Twins killed each other over greed. It's roots above the ground are large and long, knotted with age the old wood is massive, it's limbs reaching outwards in such a way it is a superb climbing tree.
The land is barren without much cover. The earth is hard and dark and though it is not completely dry it is… pretty close to it. One can spot mesas on the distance, and the edge of the Eiroka, that scrub-like area that the Orai lead to. The lands are far from beautiful and hardly any come to them… unless they are wishing for a land of silence and solitude. Where one can think and surround oneself in an area that lays claim to the words ‘repulsive’ and ‘dangerous’. Many bad things happen here, many bad things indeed… then again with legends of demonic creatures inhabiting the estate…
The desert of the east is renown as the most harsh of all the areas, even if technically it is three individual deserts all added together… It experiences frequent sandstorms and fierce temperatures. Dunes are ever changing, thus making Eihan deathly hard to navigate and the fact that there isn't much water speaks clearly one must know where they are going to make it out alive. Snakes, scorpions and lizards are all that await one who ventures into the desert… Not that it doesn't keep any from trekking into them. Then again with stories of treasure surrounding the sands and a jeweled palace beneath the sands…
A natural maze it is seen as a key defensive lot of land. One enters here West by the desert and East by the Eiroka. The rock is old and well-layered, orange and golden it varies in depth and height. Pathways can be as broad as the Iarox, or as narrow as a mouse crevice. There are many paths and few lead to anywhere special. Few other then the Desert Dwellers know the correct way to navigate the canyon, fewer yet know that getting lost here is just as dangerous as getting lost in the Eihan. There are many mice that run about but few large prey. But, alas, the large prey that does enter… well let us simply say they are close to death and are quite the easy catch for two talented huntress’.
One does not usually think of a marsh when they picture Africa, but that is exactly what Kinamasi is. Tall marshweeds grow here, providing ample coverage from the African Buffalo that lures so many lions to the area. The mud and insects can be annoying if one is not used to it, but the water is a nice place to cool off in the hot days. Few other predators live here, and indeed many lions avoid it as well. But for the marsh cats that go against their nature, it is a prime place to live.
The lower part of the Iarox, this section flows slow and smoothly past a high bank that craetures most climb to get to the other end. The water is deep and made cloudy from the herds that often cross it during their migrations. In fact, most beings would much rather choose to cross this area than the upper section--but one must not forget about the crocodiles and hippos that lounge in the water. It is in this one area that the lions are not at the top of the food chain, and even powerful ones must be careful. In the dry season, the river becomes sluggish before drying up almost completely, leaving behind deep holes of mud.
Deep and mysterious, the secrets of the caverns of Shimo are known to few. Long ago, even before the first lions arrived, these caves were carved out by underground rivers. There is not much left of those rivers now, and even the little that still flows is avoided by many creatures, considering the whispers of it causing death to those who drink it. The place is haunted by dripping echoes and other strange noises the mind creates, and the overall effect is one of rememberence. Few venture into Shimo's deepest, most ancient of caverns--but the rooms closer to the surface are excellent places for one to sleep.
The last remains of the humans lie here. Crumbled houses and other relics are scattered across the landscape, and within these buildings is the best protection from the elements to be found in all the pride lands. Despite the great cover, many animals avoid this place out of fear of the memory of the humans. Their mere presence from so many years ago is still felt, for blood was shed here for the sole purpose of revenge. The area is almost without any trees or bushes, thanks to the clearing that took place when the humans settled, yet they have slowly begun to grow again, and with them have come prey that could sustain a small pride of lions. Those that live here are given branded many things, ranging from brave to untrustworthy, but only they know the truth of these lands.
Tribe Leader: Unknown
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Poriuma Tribe Not the forest, and yet not the plains, Poriuma is where two worlds collide--that of the great trees and that of the billowing grass. Whether this sudden change in landscape was the doing of the humans or of something more natural, no one knows. Its proximity to Kipukusa, however, leads many to believe that the humans didn't spare this area in the clearing of the land either. But years have passed since those times, and now plenty of shrubs cover the area, as well as growing trees and other vegetation. African Wild Dogs gather in this woody place--less dangerous than hyenas, perhaps, but in large groups still a force to be reckoned with.
This clear waterfall is fed by rain that flows down Kipia during the rainy season, and as such is greatly affected by the weather there. When the mountains are dry, Johari is reduced to a trickling stream. But when there is sufficient rain, it becomes a beautiful cascading waterfall. Although perhaps not the biggest area, it by far one of the most scenic in all the lands. The small pool at the bottom is clear and often visited by many creatures. Framing the shore are large rocks all cats use to sunbathe. In all, it is quite a relaxing place.
Tribe Leader: Takoda
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