Welcome to Trapped, a literate role playing site. Please feel free to look around and enjoy yourself. If you have any questions, please pm me, TygerShore. Enjoy your stay on the island...if you can survive long enough...
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After quite a long hiatus, I have decided to work on Trapped a bit more....hopefully we'll get some more members and become the active community that I hoped Trapped would be from the very start. -Tye
In Character:
Almost everyone is damaged by the crash, at the moment, a few teens are struggling to help one another on the beach of the rising sun. Will anyone's wounds prove un-healable, and become fatal?
Character of the Month: None yet!
Member of the Month: None yet!
Rules and other Tricks of the Trade Before you do anything, even before you take your next breath, or get up to get a glass of water, you must read the rules and other tricks of the trade in this board. They will help you understand the world of Trapped.
General (2 sub-boards) If you want to take a break from role playing to play some games, or want to advertise your site, or, or, or (I could go on forever), then this is the place to do it.
Archives All archived posts etc. can be found here, but will be locked. If you really want your thread back, just create a new thread, saying that it is a continuation of the old one.
The Staff Hangout This is where the staff hang out all day, talking about stuff and having parties....(jk) If you aren't a staff, sorry but you can't come.
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Creating a Character
Writing a Name Upon the Sand If you have read the rules, and would like to join Trapped, come here to create a character.
Setting the Name in Stone Once your character has been accepted, it will be moved here. When you see that your character has been moved here, you are free to role play with that character.
Recording the Life of the Name I strongly suggest, that once your character is accepted, to create a log here, to record things about your character. The items that your character has made, where they live, what their thoughts are on different people, or ideas, etc.
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The Northern Part of the Island
The Northern Beach The Northern beach is a long white strip of sand. This is quite a warm part of the island, as the sun is hitting it for nearly the whole day. If you are not careful, or if you just don't care, it is quite easy to get burned on this part of the Island.
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The Jungle of the North (1 sub-board) The Northern part of the jungle is basically like any other part of the jungle....except for one big thing. Here, there is the tiger den, where the few tigers that are actually on the island, reside. This is about the most dangerous part of the jungle, as the tigers would much rather not have to go too far to get their next meal. If you are traveling through this part of the jungle and didn't meet a single tiger, count yourself lucky. A way to lessen the chance of meeting a tiger? Fire....as long as you don't set the whole jungle on fire while you're at it.
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The Eastern Part of the Island
The Beach of the Rising Sun The eastern beach was where the plane crashed. There are massive gouge marks in the sand. This is where most of the kids were dumped out of the plane. Most of the younger kids, if not accompanied by older kids, probably wont stray too far from this beach. The sunlight touches this beach before anything else in the morning, and also sets earlier than any other part of the island, at night.
The Jungle of the East This is just normal jungle...not much special about it. It has a few streams of good, non-salty drinking water running through it. A few of the trees are knocked down because of the crash but other than that, there is not much here except for the jungle.
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The Southern Tip
The Southern Jungle There is not much jungle to the area of the Southern Tip...The land starts to split, leaving a drop on each side of the jungle...making it good place to spy among the leaves, unseen, or a dangerous place to fall.
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The Cliffs The Jungle starts to thin out, the ground always tilting upwards. Finally, there is no jungle, all there is is a large rocky expanse of land, the only plant growing on it is a weedy knee-high grass. On each side, is a far drop to the beach below. As you go further south, the sides of the cliff meet up, forming a point. I wouldn't advise standing on the edges of the cliffs, as there is an overhang and you will almost certainly fall to your death. Wind blasts across this, whipping anything that is not attached to something heavy, fly away.
The Cave From the beach, you can find a narrow walkway, leading to a small and dark, but sheltered cave. At the moment, there is no animal residing in the cave, so it is up for grabs. This cave is a really good place to go in order to get out of the pouring rain when it is the rainy season.
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The Southern Beach Towering over this part of the island's beach are the cliffs. If you look closely, you can also find a path that leads to the only known cave on the island.
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The Western Part of the Island
The Jungle of the West (1 sub-board) There is a hot spring in this part of the jungle, creating a small, heated pool that smells like rotten eggs. The pool is a great place for a bath, and the smell can be ignored from the feeling of freshness that the pool can offer. I wouldn't suggest taking a dip in the pool on a hot day...
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The Beach of the Setting Sun This is the last place that the sun touches, on the whole island, the jungle making it take even longer than it normally would. This is also the last place that the sun touches, before it dips out of view. There are quite a few shells on this beach, making it hard to walk barefoot across this beach, but also making it a nice place to keep younger kids busy by telling them to look for pretty shells.
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