Here you will find the laws of the land, the instincts and rules of nature the deer of Heartland travel by. Please read through thoroughly.

New to Heartland and looking to join plots or make friends? Going on a vacation or hiatus? Well here's a place for you to make your hellos or goodbyes whether you're new or departing.

This is where your character will first open its eyes and set its hooves on the earth. Please follow the application form inside, to bring to color a new deer, be it stag or hind, and wait for it to be accepted. Remember, you can not begin roleplaying until your character is accepted.

Sub-board: acceptance

Many people like a place to store the progressing history and life of there character. Here, members of Heartland can keep character and post logs to keep track of where their hooves are taking them across the land. One thread per character, please.

Here, is the gathering place of the nobles, er, staff. Staff and moderator meetings will take place here, concerning projects, ideas, revamps, and the general maintenance of the game. What's the secret password?

Here, members can come to share their creativity. Graphics can be shared her, as well as graphics shops for characters, tables, avatars, etc. But don't let the fun stop there! Treat this room as a lounge, chat, have fun, and otherwise goof off.

Here at HL, feedback is welcome, especially for a roleplay with such a rare genre. Do you have any suggestions for how the game is worked or what it provides? What would you like to see here? Guest friendly board for newcomers.

Nvyu Tlogesi is a stone field, spreading out in a gray mass from the tips of the back of Atsina Forest. The grass here reaches up tall, and one will find there is more grass and undergrowth, than rock. Deer, both stags and hinds find it easy to maneuver through this area, and are content to graze on the clovers.
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A small woodland creek winds through Misae. Most of the stretch, the creek is banked with groves of birches and maples. Many pebbles rest under the water, causing the flow to sound as a melodic burble.

A lush green plains ripples out from the shore of the Dvga river, filled with seasonal perennial grasses and flowers that make for good grazing. This region leaves deer vulnerable, however, to enemies and predators alike, such as wolves, bears, and wildcats come down from the mountains.