CHARACTER RANKS

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King
Queen

Heir
Princes
Princesses

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Duke
Duchess

Lord
Lady

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Alpha Pair

Beta Pair

Delta Pair

Pack Members

Omegas

Prisoners

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Leader

Hunter

Warrior

Healer

Scout

Assassin

Spy

Den-mother

Guardian





the troops

The Troops of the military are the typical ground soldiers. They fight in battle most often and also defend settlements. The troops are easily recognizable because they always travel in formation. The General often comes from this group, because they see the most action, physically. They are considered the "upper class" of society, because they are paid better than the average citizen. Soldiers are shown politeness and gratefulness in society.

the scouts

The "Cavalry" of the army, the Scouts are quick, agile tigers who patrol the territory more swiftly than the Troops. They keep an eye on enemy soldiers and monitor the movement of any other territory's military. Although they are not designed for it, they are good fighters, and can hold off enemy troops for short periods of time if need be. However, their main purpose is to be the eyes of the army.

the assassins

The Assassins are a loosely organized bunch of shady, somewhat scary tigers. They do not travel in groups like the other two factions of the army, and communicate in secret meetings. Their job is simple - to infiltrate enemy lines and kill selected victims. Most of the time, they are spies, because assassinations are politically risky if not done properly. Their job is dangerous and not ideal; they are skilled and stealthy, yet killed often out of suspicion. It is not easy for species to secretly invade.

the citizens

The Citizens of a kingdom are typical tigers who have chosen not to join the army, but to try to build a normal life, unaffected by the war. Depending on their personality, they may choose to do different tasks - some work as hunters, others as gatherers or even loners. There aren't many special jobs in the large pool of citizenship, and it's not the easiest life.

the peasants

The Peasants are impoverished tigers who have either been cast out from normal society or have chosen to live alone. They are usually filthy and avoided, and are considered disgusting and worthless by other ranks.

THE RULEBOOK

Rules are important for any site to move forword. Without rules, things would be chaos. We do have rules on here, and unlike many people think, rules are not made to be broken. They may look long, but it is only because we describe each rule a bit. Just reading the first sentence would be enough.

To avoid people breaking rules, we have some consequences that you may face if you break one of the site's rules.

FIRST OFFENCE: A warning, although the warning depends on how you broke the rules. If it was severe, then your next mistake might jump directly to the fourth and final offense.

SECOND OFFENCE: The next punishment is another warning, and you will also lose one hundred of your coins. Again, your next rule breaking might jump to the final offense.

THIRD OFFENCE: This is where it gets harsh. You'll be banned from one day to a week, depending on your crime. You have one more chance to fix things before the fourth offense.

FOURTH OFFENCE: You will be banned for life. Maybe, if later on you someone make a recovery, you could come back. But most likely you'll never be able to come back and rejoin us.

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GENERAL - ACCOUNT - CHARACTERS - POSTING - ROMANCE - FIGHTING

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THE ROYALTY

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››› THE KING: The King of the land is one of two tigers who has the ultimate say in every aspect of his nation's actions. He confirms any large decision regarding his kingdom and can promote, banish, or otherwise act however he wishes. He is the head of his kind, and may do pretty much anything, with the advisement of the priest and the general. He is wealthy and immensely powerful, and everyone in the kingdom respects him, even tigers from other lands.

››› THE QUEEN: The Queen is the second of the two important pair. She has just as much power as her King, although she cannot make a decision without his consent. However, she typically is more politically powerful, and less involved in the military. The Queen is usually beloved by her people as an "icon" and symbol of the land. The King is still the ruler, however, and his word is the law.

››› ROYAL LITTER: Usually, the firstborn son of the royal litter is the legitimate heir to the throne, but the royal cubs are all respected and taken care of. Although they have no political power, they grow up in a political society, and quickly learn how to interact with the higher courts. They usually grow up to be wealthy and intelligent individuals who automatically have respect because of their lineage.

››› HIGH PRIEST: The Priest of a territory has a very important role. As the head religious figure, he has a direct line to the country's God. Whatever he declares, most tigers are quick to follow. In this way, his religious proclamations can sway the royal couple's decisions. He is the only one who can talk to the heavens, and because of this power, he is revered and important in society.

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THE MILITARY

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››› HEAD GENERAL: The General acts as the commanding officer of the army. He directly gives orders to his commanders, and he alone is responsible for the victories and losses of the military. His position is highly respected, but he does not have an easy job. All of his mistakes must be answered to by the King, so the pressure's on to be intelligent, tactful, and strong. He is also very close to the royal male, because they will meet frequently to discuss plans.

››› COMMANDERS (3): Over each squadron of the army (Troops, Scouts, Assassins) there is a commander who more intimately directs the movements of his troops. The three tigers meet with the General often to take orders and report on their findings, and they participate in missions with their troops. The Commander is always strong and a seasoned fighter, because the best soldiers are promoted to this position by the General and King.

››› ROYAL LITTER: Usually, the firstborn son of the royal litter is the legitimate heir to the throne, but the royal cubs are all respected and taken care of. Although they have no political power, they grow up in a political society, and quickly learn how to interact with the higher courts. They usually grow up to be wealthy and intelligent individuals who automatically have respect because of their lineage.

››› HIGH PRIEST: The Priest of a territory has a very important role. As the head religious figure, he has a direct line to the country's God. Whatever he declares, most tigers are quick to follow. In this way, his religious proclamations can sway the royal couple's decisions. He is the only one who can talk to the heavens, and because of this power, he is revered and important in society.

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