Edensphere RPG Community

Employment List & Job Sign-ups

npc_kun — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 02:00:57 GMT

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PROFILE ※ RULES ※ ABOUT APPLYING ※ GAME INTRO ※ GENERAL FAQ ※ EXPERIMENTAL FAQ ※ APPLICATION ※ TAKEN ※ RESERVED
WISHLIST ※ ADD/REMOVE ※ WORLD MAP ※ EMPLOYMENT ※ BIRTHDAYS ※ EVENTS ※ PLOTTING ※ HIATUS ※ DROP
MOD CONTACT ※ PLAYER ※ NPC ACCESS ※ ACTIVITY CHECK ※ SPECIAL APPLICATIONS

Greetings and salutations!

This post is where characters 'apply'/sign up for their jobs of choice. It's pretty simple -- comment on the appropriate thread for your job, and we'll get back to you. Just make sure you comment on the right thread!

(NOTE: If you do not see a comment thread for a certain job, it means that positions at that job are not currently available.)

※ Hatchery Guide

Availability: Positions Currently Unavailable

Supervisor of Staff: Fugue fugue_angel played by Mods

Description: Hatchery guides are the first people that newborns meet upon emerging from their cocoons. Guides are responsible for informing newborns of their situation and what they will need to know to start their new lives in Edensphere. Their primary duty is to equip each new hatchling with clothing, journal, map, a small amount of money, and three weeks' temporary housing. Furthermore, they are to explain the special attributes of the journals in addition to the importance of obtaining employment as soon as is possible. Guides are also responsible for entering all newborns into the centralized records of Edensphere. As this job is of paramount importance, positions are very, very rarely available and only given out at Fugue's discretion. Guides will be approached personally, and applications are not taken.

Residential Assignment: Top choice priority--anywhere in Square Zero

Current Staff:
Fugue fugue_angel, Lezard flenceburgsbest, Black hisbutler_bound, Rick bloody_pens, Reed heretic_hamlet
NPCs (Charger, Gum, Iris, Steve)

※ Guard

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Guard Captain: Bastet felinemystique played by Scath

Second in Command: Bell grab_my_bells played by Pen

Description: The primary duty of the hatchery guard is to protect the Hall of Beginnings from any threat, be it internal or external. They must constantly be on alert and prepared to confront any danger that might threaten the hatchery. They are directly responsible for securing the safety and well-being of the unborn in cocoons, as well as those newly-arrived to Edensphere. Guards are also responsible for escorting newborns to the temporary residences. In addition, the hatchery guard functions as a backup guard for the whole of Square Zero and on the rare occasion that it's necessary may be called on to perform other guard-related duties outside Square Zero. Characters with a fighting background may be interested in this position; however, characters who have a problem with authority or taking orders (especially from someone who may theoretically be younger than they are), or a very low degree of patience or inability to sit still, will find this job to be unsuited to their tastes. Additionally, these jobs will require a personal 'audition' to assess skill level.

Residential Assignment: Section 3

Current Staff:
full-time: Lin sting_to_death, Sylvar cathar_jedi, Smoke inthecenterfold, NPC guards
part-time: Cara feathered_earth, Sky blue_shields, Castor unevoked, Crimson crimsonmischief, Hawk crimson_seeker, NPC guards

※ Watch

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Captain: Stoneface stonyfaced played by Fey

Second in Command: Handmaiden ice_echani played by Eileen

Description: The Edensphere Watch acts as a police force to keep residents safe from harm. Their job is to patrol the Sphere on a regular basis, and prevent criminal activity when possible. They are working towards creating a legal system that will bring to justice those responsible when crime DOES happen. The Watch often works with the Guard in investigating crimes and protecting residents in times of crisis. Characters who have a background in fighting or police work may find this job suitable. However, they must also be willing to respect authority, obey orders, and be able to deal with the high stress and danger levels that come with the job. Like the Guard, characters who are interested will have their abilities assessed before being accepted.

Residential Assignment: Section 3

Current Staff:
full-time: Sky blue_shields, Reed heretic_hamlet, Youth spandexisyouth, NPC Watch members
part time: Hawk crimson_seeker, NPC Watch members
forensic assistant: Rosalind blindedmewith

※ Medical Staff

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: Lezard flenceburgsbest played by Ami

Description: The medical staff is primarily responsible for providing emergency treatment to any and all Edensphere residents, and thus are on call at all times. Their secondary responsibility is to provide clinical care and treatment for all Edensphere residents, including but not limited to physicals, checkups, vision, dental, or any other specialized care. Medical staff also includes pharmacists and nurses. Medical staff positions require dexterity and a certain degree of bedside manner; as such, characters who are canonly clumsy or brusque may have a difficult time with this job. Characters with canon medical backgrounds are encouraged to apply.

Residential Assignment: Section 3

Current Staff:
Supervisor: Lezard flenceburgsbest
Senior Medics: Kazahana snowburned, Simon pompous_today, Rabbit redhead_rabbit, Paladin mythgravenblade, and NPC medics
Junior Medics: Composer darcyredux, Kagerou weaver_girl (part-time), Cloud iattractmushi (part-time), Bellflower wayofflowers, and NPC medics
Lab Technicians: Genius man_genius
Interns: Stellaris lingeringlegacy (part-time), Ben marrymarajade (part-time), Jeep drivetothewest (part-time), and NPC interns
Administrative affairs: Justice extantlaw

※ Adventurers

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor(s): Kiba starstruckstray played by Scath, Locket moe_rapier played by Ami, Target letmefollow played by Luce

Description: The adventurer groups are essentially responsible for exploring all those areas of the Sphere that are either lightly-traveled or completely untouched. They venture out into the islands of the City Without Walls (especially when a new one shows up) to determine if the lands are fit for resident usage or hold treasures of value. They also explore the Wilderness throughout its frequent changes, determining the relative safety of each terrain change. Adventurers may also work closely with scavengers and tradespeople, in the event that items of use are found. Each group has its own respective leader, to whom the official adventurers report back with their findings. Characters with a strong degree of wanderlust, inability to sit still, insatiable curiosity, or a fighting background may find adventuring appealing. The written rules and expectations from each Division Captain is written here.

Residential Assignment: Section 1

Current Staff:
Toushi pimpcoatbankai, Zero dwn_infinite, Samehada kisameisafish, Cephiro andcountry, Eagle desertshadows, Seven fragmentofagod, Tomoe poisondango, Clow temp_ered , Amber magical_bosom , Soul togana_keiri, Lily virginwarrior, Spring awokentospring
part-time: Axel seeya_next_life, Cloud iattractmushi

※ Scavengers

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: Bridge handy_psychic played by Shurimon

Description: The scavenger groups are responsible for searching the Scavengers' Yard and retrieving items that may be of use. Any resident may request a scavenger go down to search for/retrieve particular items; however, said scavengers are under no obligation to return those items in working and/or unbroken condition. Most things in the Yard are in less than perfect shape, so anyone commissioning a scavenger must bear this in mind. To this end, scavengers may work closely with adventurers or tradespersons. Each scavenger group has its own leader, to whom they report back. Characters with a high degree of curiosity, an inability to sit still, or a fascination with tinkering around with things may find this job appealing, as would characters with a fighting background (since you never know if something might decide to attack you).

Residential Assignment: Section 1

Current Staff:
Fred burntorangesky, Gene live_ringer, Sniper longnosedliar, Materia viva_la_materia
part-time: Ben marrymarajade

※ Bazaar Ltd
Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring
Supervisor: Varies depending on shop/stall. Naturally, those that do not have PC supervisors are assumed to have NPC supervisors.
Description: Merchants are responsible for the sale and trade of items/commodities in Edensphere. The vast majority of merchant shops are located on the Bazaar Ltd Island in the City Without Walls -- the basic shops sell prepared food or organic grocery items, simple clothing, or repaired items found in the Scavengers' Yard. A number of specialty shops are also available, selling books, jewelry, custom clothing, and other useful or desirable items. There are many, many options available with regards to merchant shops, the one caveat being that if a character intends to start their own business they need to raise the capital for it somehow. Whether they do that with a fundraiser, saving their earnings, or via some other means is up to them. Any character could easily work as an assistant in a Bazaar Ltd shop, though characters with little patience, little head for money, or no ability to supervise might have a difficult time actually starting their own business.
Residential Assignment: Section 1, but a successful merchant could move up
Current Staff:
Butcher	Supervisor: Castor unevoked
"Black's Rose" restaurant	Supervisor: Black hisbutler_bound played by Desh NPCs
Tea Shop	Supervisor: NPC Kurayami paintitgray
Accessories (jewels, sparkles, scarves and pretty things!) Shop	Supervisor: NPC
Organic Food Stall	NPCs
Clothing Stall	Supervisor: Bastet felinemystique played by Scath NPC "Maxim" (assistant)
Bookstore	Book books_and_toads Void ichangedforgood NPC "Artemis" Part-time: Hawk crimson_seeker
Candy Shoppe	Sailormoon pinkmoonrabbit Daitou coughcoughshank Part-time: Night its_me_hooray
Bakery	Supervisor NPC
Flower Shop	Supervisor: NPC
The Weapons Tree (Info)	Supervisor: Cara feathered_earth played by Eileen Flame forgotmyforge NPC "Crochet"
"Smoke's" Tavern/Pub/Bar	Supervisors: Kagerou weaver_girl played by Hallowd & Smoke inthecenterfold played by Jen Bartenders: NPC "Fred" Cooks: NPCs Card Sharp: Axel seeya_next_life Bouncer/Stock: NPC Waitress: Materia viva_la_materia
Serenity, spa (located on Wellspring ILD.)	Supervisor: NPC "Reign" Receptionist (part-time): Juliet esoteric_rose Haircuts & styling: Rain notpissedoff Masseuse & scented products: Rauxes white_disciple
Tailor	Supervisor: NPC Part-Time: Juliet esoteric_rose

※ Tradespeople

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Tradespeople are responsible for most of the manual labor available within the Sphere. While there are some generic manual laborers available for hire, many of the tradespeople practice some form of specialty -- whether it be weapons repair, construction, electrical services, or the like. They do a great deal of general repair and restoration within Square Zero and most of the basic handiwork in the City Without Walls. Any character may be a basic manual laborer; those characters who have specialties that may be put to use here can set themselves up as more specific workers.

Residential Assignment: Section 1

Current Staff:
electronics repair: Bridge handy_psychic

※ Agriculture – Crops

Availability: Positions Limited; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Those in the fruit and vegetable crop division of agriculture are responsible for maintaining the computerized operating systems and machinery that care for and manage the crops growing on Captain Planet. It is their responsibility to ensure that a steady supply of fruits, vegetables, grain and root crops are available to the Edensphere residents. Because machinery handles the majority of the work, positions are limited; however, an added benefit is that workers are permitted first pick of the surplus crops for themselves. Characters with a love for being outdoors, an affinity for plant life, and a great deal of patience may find this job appealing as would characters with an interest in computer systems and their workings.

Residential Assignment: Section 2

Current Staff:
Apple crowsloveapples, Huo getsome_sleep
part-time: Amber magical_bosom

※ Agriculture – Livestock

Availability: Positions Limited; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Those working in the livestock and poultry division of agriculture are responsible for maintaining the computerized operating systems and machinery that manage the various farm animals being raised on Captain Planet. It is their responsibility to ensure that a steady supply of meats and dairy products are available to the residents of Edensphere, as well as ensuring that said products are produced in a properly clean environment. Because machinery handles the majority of the work, positions are limited; however, an added benefit is that workers are permitted first pick of the surplus products for themselves. Characters with a love for being outdoors, an affinity for animals, and a great deal of patience may find this job appealing as would characters with an interest in computer systems and their workings. Characters who have a distaste for animal-produced scents and messes, however, may be less inclined to enjoy this position.

Residential Assignment: Section 2

Current Staff: Juhani cathar_jedi, NPCs
Abbatoir: NPCs

※ Agriculture – General Farmhand

Availability: Positions Limited; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: General farmhands are responsible for small errands and tasks around the farm, those things that are best done with human hands but require no specialization. They can be called on by either division of agriculture for any purpose. Because machinery handles most of the manual labor and day-to-day business, positions are limited; however, an added benefit is that workers may take a pick of the surplus product for themselves. Characters with little to no trade-related specialization and a willingness to be outdoors may find this position appealing.

Residential Assignment: Section 2

Current Staff:
Night its_me_hooray (part-time), Cephiro andcountry (part-time), NPCs

※ Paper Factory Petal (Stuff Inc) – Journal Maker

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: Moon pretecorrotto played by Alicia

Description: Journal-makers are responsible for supervising the creation of the journals that are given to all Edensphere residents on their arrival. Their responsibility is to ensure that there is a constant supply available for newborns, as well as replacements for those who misplaced their journals during their stay in the Sphere. Makers are trained in the techniques that bind the sheets and keep the journals perpetually producing blank pages. Because machinery does a large amount of the work, positions are limited; characters with a great deal of patience, manual dexterity, and an eye for detail may find this position appealing.

Residential Assignment: Priority housing of their choice, but barred from Section 4

Current Staff:
Reed heretic_hamlet, Rosalind blindedmewith, Ambassador proudambassador

※ Paper Factory Petal (Stuff Inc) – Paper Press

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: The employees working the paper presses are responsible for processing the raw materials and creating the special paper that is used in the journals. They must obtain the proper materials from the tree and process them before putting them through the machinery. Characters with a great deal of patience, an attentiveness to detail, and a willingness to do some manual labor may find this position to be appealing to them.

Residential Assignment: Section 2

Current Staff: NPCs

※ Residential Housekeeping

Availability: Positions Available; Currently Hiring

Supervisor of Staff: NPC

Description: Workers in the residential housekeeping division are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and orderliness of the individual personal dwellings in Square Zero. These duties include general cleaning, laundering clothing and bed linens, and other basic housekeeping tasks that are required for day-to-day comfortable living. Since this position involves having access to every residence in Square Zero, only the most trustworthy characters need apply. Characters with a high level of patience and willingness to do manual labor, as well as a desire for order and cleanliness, may find this position appealing.

Residential Assignment: Priority choice housing, but barred from Section 4.

Current Staff:
00 ghost_of_00, Barry notamelonfucker, Mona Lisa vile_queen, Philosopher worrybot, NPCs
part-time: Stellaris lingeringlegacy, Jeep drivetothewest
administration: Justice extantlaw

※ Residential Maintenance

Availability: Positions Available

Supervisor of Staff: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Workers in the residential maintenance division are responsible for repairing and maintaining the various mechanical systems in the residences of Square Zero. This includes electrical, plumbing, temperature regulation, other utilities, and general household fixing-up. It is very important to maintain all these utilities in proper working order, and these workers are always on-call to repair any malfunctions that might occur. Characters who enjoy working with their hands or may have some affinity for some of these systems might find this job appealing.

Residential Assignment: Section 2

Current Staff: Veda interveningly, Skywalker swissarmybot, Key fourtunate, NPCs
Administration: Justice extantlaw

※ Sanitation

Availability: Positions Available

Supervisor of Staff: NPC (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Workers in the sanitation division are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness in the City Without Walls. These tasks may include (but are not limited to) garbage collection, sorting, and disposal; sorting and depositing of recyclables, and general environmental restoration. It is their responsibility to maintain the City in proper working order for the use of the Edensphere residence. Characters who do not mind manual labor may find this job appealing.

Residential Assignment: Section 1

Current Staff: NPCs
administration: Justice extantlaw

※ The Black Market

Availability: Positions Available

Supervisor of Staff: Unknown (see mod or helpstaff for more details)

Description: Edensphere residents who are involved in the Black Market generally hide behind the mask of some other formal or 'official' job that is placed in the records and determines their housing assignments. Oftentimes, they are the less stationary jobs, such as scavengers and adventurers; however, many from mercantile and tradesperson positions are also involved in this dark realm. There are various groups involved for whatever reasons, and it is unknown who started this underground system of sale and trade.

Current Staff:
Lezard flenceburgsbest ("Potions and Remedies", black market)
Juliet esoteric_rose (memory seller, black market)
Lea seeya_next_life (gambler)

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WEATHER FORECAST

npc_mod — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 18:07:15 GMT

※ NAVIGATION

PROFILE ※ RULES ※ ABOUT APPLYING ※ GAME INTRO ※ GENERAL FAQ ※ EXPERIMENTAL FAQ ※ APPLICATION ※ TAKEN ※ RESERVED
WISHLIST ※ ADD/REMOVE WORLD MAP ※ EMPLOYMENT ※ BIRTHDAYS ※ EVENTS ※ PLOTTING ※ HIATUS ※ DROP
MOD CONTACT ※ PLAYER ※ NPC ACCESS ※ ACTIVITY CHECK ※ SPECIAL APPLICATIONS

Here is where all weather calendars will be posted for future reference! Locket moe_rapier will also continue to draw them in her journal every weekend.

As of November 1, 2010, the format has simply been changed to "Week of", and three weeks' worth of weather will continue to be posted.

The Key
Sun - A sunny day
(It'll be bright and sunny that day, pleasantly warm!)
Red Sun - Heat Wave
(The sun is scorching. Temperatures soar to the mid-nineties at worst! Drink plenty of water and keep cool!)
Lightning - Thunderstorm
(Lightning flashes in the sky as it rains on and off, and thunder roars through the air.)
Raindrop - Rain
(Whether it's a pleasant sprinkle or pouring rain, it's best to bring an umbrella!)
Snowflake - Snow
(How pretty! Those fluffy white flakes are falling... hope they stick!)
Blue Swirl - Windy
(Hold on to your hat, or you might lose it!)

Week of 9/26 - 10/2

Week of 10/3 - 10/9

Week of 10/10 - 10/16

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Dropping. DX

npc_mod — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 16:30:10 GMT

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※ DROPPING CHARACTERS

Please remember the rules about dropping characters.

Please keep in mind that if you voluntarily drop a character, you will have to reapply for that character during the next application cycle in order to play him/her once again--this includes if you would like to pick up a different version of the character that you dropped. Additionally, that character will be available for other players to reserve and apply for. There will be no exceptions to this rule.

We apologize for the inconvenience and strictness of these rules, but these are to ensure that everyone has a chance to play the characters that they want.

Please comment to this post with the following form:

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Hiatus

npc_mod — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 16:28:56 GMT

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※ GOING ON HIATUS

Please remember the rules about Activity/Inactivity checks and Hiatuses.

Try to approximate how long you will be on hiatus; if you are inactive for a period longer than three weeks, we advise that you drop your character(s)*.

The maximum amount of time you may take for a hiatus is 3 weeks*, and you receive leeway of 1 more additional week to become active. If you do not become active by the time activity check comes around, your character(s) are marked inactive for 1 month. Your characters will automatically be removed if you remain inactive by the next activity check. This totals 1 1/2 months of inactivity before removal.

Players who have returned from one hiatus must pass one activity check before taking another. This is to prevent any abuse of the hiatus system and to ensure that everyone has a chance to play the characters that they want.

If a player has been marked inactive with one or two stars (2 or 4 weeks) prior to taking their hiatus, then taking a hiatus does not reset the activity - it will, however, ensure that they are not removed and do not receive any further stars for inactivity during the period of their hiatus.

If your character(s) are not active by the end of the standard three consecutive activity checks - regardless of any hiatuses taken between them - your character(s) will automatically be removed, and you will have to re-apply if you would like to play that/those character(s) again.

Taking a hiatus that begins partway through an activity check period will not prevent a player being marked inactive if they have not been active in that period before the hiatus begins. Equally, players need to become active before the end of an activity check if their hiatus ends partway through a check period.

Our hiatus process is designed to allow flexibility to players while ensuring that everyone has the chance to play the characters that they want. However, moderation realise that all systems can be abused to the detriment of other players. If we suspect that this is happening, or if a player contacts us with concerns, we reserve the right to investigate and take further action.

*Longer or indefinite hiatuses are granted on a case by case basis by the moderators. Players who are concerned that circumstances might cause them to be away for longer than the usual allowance should contact the moderation team.

Please comment to this post with the following form:

※ CURRENTLY ON HIATUS:

Nobody!

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Plotting

npc_mod — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:10:35 GMT

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※ PLOT CLARIFICATIONS AND SUGGESTIONS

※ How to Use This Post

This post is for everything plot-related in Edensphere. Do you want to request a memory crystal for your character? Would you like to suggest an environment for the Wilderness or a new island for the City Without Walls? This is the post to do such things in!

Please Remember: Not everything plot-related needs to be run past the moderators. For example, you may choose to have your character's house be used as a bird's next pooping target without needing to ask about whether you can or can't here! However, if you would like clarifications or help on such things, never be afraid to ask about it!

Here's how to do it: when commenting to this post, please use one of the subjects from the list below that pertains to your needs:

Hiatus Explanations - need help explaining why your character was gone?
Memory Crystal Request - do you want your character to find one?
Memory Loss Crystal Request - do you want your character to forget something?
Dream Dust Request - are you interested in experiencing another resident's birth dream?
Large-Scale Plot Suggestion - planning something that will affect/involve lots of characters? make it an official event!
Random Wilderness Event - want something cool to happen to your character in the Wildernees?
Random City W/O Walls Event - want something cool to happen to your character in the tree?
Random S's Yard Event - want something cool to happen to your character in the junkyard?
Remembering Abilities/Powers - questions on plots that will help characters remember their abilities?
Event Suggestion - is there an event you could like to see played out in Edensphere?
Island Suggestion - is there a new island you would like to add to the map?
New Job Suggestion - is your character's dream job not on the employment list?
S's Yard Clarification - unsure as to whether you can find a certain item in the junkyard or not?
Wilderness Suggestion - do you have an idea for a new environment for the Wilderness?
Other - does your question not correspond to anything on the list? feel free to ask anyway!

In the body of your comments, feel free to tell us your plans or preferences, your suggestions and thoughts--we're always happy to help!

It is not required you use this post, but it is preferred--especially when suggesting things. If you feel uncomfortable asking on this post or would like to speak to a moderator personally, feel free to throw anyone from moderation a line.

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World Map

npc_kun — Sun, 01 Feb 2009 15:07:05 GMT

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※ POST NAVIGATION

General Description

What does the 'world' of Edensphere look like?
Why can't characters normally access the fourth floor?

Residential Area

What does the residential area look like?
Where does my character live?
Do characters pay rent? How do residential assignments work?
How many people can live in any given housing area?
Can characters somehow escape through or go beyond the Sphere's Glass?

Floating Islands

What does The City Without Walls look like?
What happens if my character jumps off one of the floating islands?

※ The 'World' of Edensphere

※ General Description

What does the 'world' of Edensphere look like?
The entirety of Edensphere tests the limits of one's imagination--it is a world set within a gigantic glass sphere, which is divided into five layers or floors numbered from top to bottom. An opaque metallic cylindrical elevator cuts through and connects these five floors. A giant tree grows in the midst of the second floor, extending upward into the first floor and slightly protruding from a hole in the top of the sphere. Homes are carved into if not built upon and among the branches and leaves of this tree while other necessities (such as food, clothing, and employment) are generally available on the islands floating about in the second floor's sky. [See diagram; small version below.]

There is special terminology for the various places and paths extending throughout Edensphere:

Edensphere: The 'world' in its entirety.
Sphere's Glass: The sphere's encasement, which is made of an unknown hard and thick but clear substance. It is not a complete sphere, as there is a hole in the very top of this so-called 'glass'.
World's Oak, Majestic Oak, Great Oak: Multiple names for the gigantic oak tree in the midst of the sphere; the tree is monstrous in size and girth. Otherwise referred to as 'the giant tree' or similar, more popular variations. The branches of this tree extend into the sky through an opening at the top of the Sphere's Glass.
The Stairway to the Stars: Not a literal stairway, but the name of the elevator that travels between the five different floors of levels that compose Edenphere. From the inside, it is opaque and does not allow occupants to see outside. From the outside, it is a metallic cylinder seemingly out of place in look. This cylinder is only visible from the lower three levels while embedded in (and hidden by) the Majestic Oak on the two upper levels.

[Click for larger image.]

Square Zero: The uppermost level and first floor of Edensphere, known as the residential area.
The City Without Walls: The second floor of Edensphere, notable for its floating islands.
The Wilderness: The ever-changing third and middle floor of Edensphere. It is unlike the usual wilderness with a forest filled with trees and wildlife; instead, it is known for transforming from a desert to metropolis, from toybox to the bottom of a trash can. No one has ever reached the Sphere's Glass on this level that seems to extend to forever. Those who enter the third floor without a companion will find themselves inexplicably lost until discovered by another resident. The monthly events page covers not only events but also conditions, environment, and climate of this floor.
The City Without Shape: The fourth floor of Edensphere is a mysterious one, for no matter how many times one tries to stop or exit there, it seems entirely impossible. However, the elevator seems to abduct Edensphere residents and take them there on a whim just to confuse its occupants.
Scavengers' Yard: The bottom-most fifth floor of Edensphere seems nothing more than a giant heap of junk that is all broken or damaged in some form. Anything on this floor is free for the taking; the only condition is that the residents must fix the items themselves or have them fixed at a shop. Items found on this floor are non-organic--there is nothing that rots, smells, or wastes away amid its scraps. While items are broken, they don't further dull, corrode, or worsen with the passage of time. Finally, it is an odd place where residents can find familiar and/or important objects or items from their lost memories.

Why can't characters normally access the fourth floor?
Access to the fourth floor is typically limited to a special event called 'A Trip Down Memory Lane', which takes place every other month. However, strange crystals might provide mini-events that also teleport characters to the fourth floor. Mod consultation is required to allow characters to become lost on the fourth floor as an explanation for a character's absence while a player is on hiatus.

※ Residential Area

What does the residential area look like?
Square Zero is where Edensphere inhabitants generally reside, safe among the branches where homes are carved or built. Wooden boardwalks have been built as paths where there aren't enough branches to serve this purpose, and there are traces of complex plumbing and electrical networks that imply a more advanced technology than what is immediately available. The residential area is divided into different residential sections with varying housing conditions. [See diagram.] This floor is not limited to only characters born into Edensphere; creatures such as squirrels, birds, and insects also reside there, giant in size because they are scaled to the tree's proportions.

The following is a list and descriptions of the residential sections:

Access Point: [Labeled 'E'.] The place where residents are able to access the elevator.
Hall of Beginnings: [Labeled 'H'.] The place where residents are born into Edensphere. It is where the cocoons are generally kept, protected by the guards and guides who greet newborns into this strange world. It is labeled 'H' on the diagram.
Temporary quarters: ['T', floor plan] Utilitarian and that is IT. Drab and almost depressing, the rooms are tiny and cramped with two sets of bunk beds and pretty much nothing else. The walls are a flat grey, the bedding is grey and beige, and really, it's there to sleep in and little else. We don't want you to stay there, after all. Restroom facilities are communal and open-stall (sorry, no privacy); showers are communal open-stall showers (like those locker room showers in high school). Residents are free to use the section 1 canteen/cafeteria services.
Section 1: ['1', floor plan] Not a whole lot larger or more grandiose than the temp quarters, the section 1 houses are ten-by-ten single rooms with two narrow futons and a low, square table. There's some room to store clothing and the like, but not a whole lot; houses are either sitting on the branches or hanging from them. They're sturdily built, no drafts or the like, but they lack temperature controls or heavy insulation. Restrooms and showers are, again, communal, though this time the restroom stalls are closed. Kitchens are large communal canteen/cafeterias; residents have the option of preparing their own food or letting the cafeteria staff do the work for them.
Section 2: ['2', floor plan] Section 2 housing consists of two small 'studio' type apartments connected by a communal hallway. Each room contains two twin-size futons, a low square table, and a small kitchenette. At the end of the communal hallway is a private toilet and sink. Shower facilities are communal, but closed-stall. The houses are mostly built on the tree's branches, though some may be hanging. Again, they're sturdily built and durable, but lack temperature control or insulation.
Section 3: ['3', floor plan] Section 3 housing consists of small two-bedroom apartments carved right into the tree branches. They aren't large, but they're serviceable and somewhat more comfortable than section 2. Apartments consist of two small bedrooms, each with two twin-sized futons, a small table, and two chairs. There is a small communal living space with an attached kitchen. Bathrooms consist of private toilet and shower. As they're carved into the tree's branches they're more sheltered from weather and temperature extremes, but still lack temperature controls.
Section 4: ['4', floor plan] Section 4 pretty much comprises the 'penthouse' section of the Sphere: large two-bedroom apartments carved into the tree branches. Each bedroom is fairly spacious and holds a bed, dresser and/or wardrobe, and end table. The large living area has a full walk-in kitchen, and the bathroom consists of private toilet and bathtub/shower. The apartments are carved straight into the tree branches so have a decent amount of insulation from weather and temperature extremes, but also have temperature controls. Section 4 is by invitation only, and is open only to those whom Fugue has personally offered the housing to (or the few lucky dogs who might be able to sweet-talk their way into rooming with one of said invitees).

Where does my character live?
If your character has just been born, s/he is assigned to live in the temporary residential quarters and will be allowed to stay there for a maximum of three weeks before being kicked out to fend for him/herself in The City Without Walls. Otherwise, housing is determined by a character's job and/or one's roommate(s). Housing will be assigned as soon as your character has obtained employment. Job listings, along with housing assignments, can be found here.

Do characters pay rent? How do residential assignments work?
Housing levels are assigned according to the income level that can be expected from any given job. The housing is NOT free; an allowance will be taken out of a character's wages to cover the expenses of maintenance and housekeeping. It is possible for certain jobs to have upward mobility in housing--successful merchants may make enough to be able to afford nicer accommodations. Characters are allowed to have roommates if they wish (so long as the players agree to it), but the housing selection is still restricted by employment. Having a roommate can cut down on the basic expenditures, things like food and the like, but the housing allowance remains the same regardless of how many people you live with.

Speaking of roommates -- how many people can live in any given housing area?
The number of people that can reside in any given housing is determined by its size. Section 1 can accommodate up to two people per household. In case of emergency (such as the hurricane that wiped out a good chunk of the residences) up to four people could stay temporarily in a section 1 home, but it would be very very cramped. Section 2 homes can accommodate up to four people. In event of an emergency six to eight could stay there temporarily. Section 3 homes can also accommodate four people, up to eight in emergency situations. Section 4 homes could comfortably accommodate four, with the potential for up to ten if folk don't mind sleeping on the living room floor.

Can characters somehow escape through or go beyond the Sphere's Glass?
Mod consultation is required. Characters are capable of climbing out of the hole at the top of Edensphere where the Majestic Oak's leaves and branches extend beyond the glass. Warning: the result may severely damage your character's mental state afterward via a fourth wall breaking revelation.

※ Floating Islands

What does The City Without Walls look like?
The second floor of Edensphere consists of the Majestic Oak's massive trunk and roots as well as a vast number of islands scattered around and floating at various elevations. The whole floor seems set in what looks like an endless sky, no boundaries in sight. Looking up reveals the tree's leaves and branches spreading out in magnificent display overhead; there is no boundary between Square Zero and The City Without Walls, so characters and creatures are able to freely ~~fall~~ fly between the two floors without problem. (Jumping off any of the islands has varying effects depending on a character's interactions, relationships, and discoveries.) Upon looking down, a characters will find that they cannot see into The Wilderness from the second floor; instead, they will only find the third floor's visible boundaries and a blanket of clouds completely covering whatever lies beneath.

Upon being born into Edensphere, characters are provided with a map [front and back] to help them navigate the various islands on the second floor. Each individual island has its own section with elaborate description and details:

Access Point [link]
Crystala [link]
Fisher Isle [link]
Captain Planet [link]
Post Office [link]
Bazaar Ltd. [link]
Stuff Inc. [link]

Unnamed Island (Frost Mountain) [link]
Melee Island [link]
Wellspring Island [link]
Unlabeled Island Outline (Movie Theater & Music Room) [link]
Unlabeled Island Outline (Library) [link]

Access Point
This can be considered the main island of The City Without Walls; it is the island at the base of the Majestic Oak and where the elevator can be accessed on the second floor. When characters step out of the elevator, they find themselves on an island large enough to support the tree's massive root system. The oak's thick and knotted roots tangle around them, hiding the elevator's entrance except where a small, crooked path has been cut through the roots by previous residents. The path leads to a clearing with two rope bridges leading away from the Access Point--one leads to Wellspring Island, the other to Stuff Inc.

Crystala
Accessible from Melee Island by a single bridge that used to be rickety, but has been recently repaired and reinforced.

Any visitors will feel intense pangs of loneliness upon setting foot on the glittering grass. Immense crystal trees - both deciduous and evergreen - cover the sparkling landscape, providing shade to the innumerable ruins that scatter the island. Decorating these ruins and sprinkled through the forests are strange statues of various shapes: Gundam heads, risque sculptures, large chess boards... and many more.

The forests seem to abide by the changing seasons, losing their glittering leaves in the fall, trees topped by snow in the winter, and flowers bursting into bloom in the spring... However, as they fall past the treetops, even the raindrops and snowflakes seem to change into crystal, dusting the shining grass with further luster.

Amid the breathtaking beauty of the island, the constant howls of monsters arise; countless species prepared to fiercely protect their domicile... and they seem to be even more aggressive than before.

But there is one bastion of order amidst the wild chaos of Crystala; the jail, established by the Watch to put away those criminals that would disturb the peace in Edensphere.

Fisher Isle
Connected to Bazaar Ltd. via a heavily-damaged rope bridge is a medium-sized island with one shabby building on it. The lake house is a simple cabin with an old bed, and a lantern, but the foundations around it suggest it had once been more than that. Leading away from the cabin on the right side is a dock in need of repairs which overlooks a wide, crescent-shaped lake.

The lake has cat tails and lily pads spread over its edges, with a small, round space of land in the center. The isle has a temperate climate, while the lake often fogs over in the mornings and early evenings. Trees line the edges of the isle, partly hiding the lake from view.

The lake itself is rather deep, deceptively so, for here Bernard now makes her home. You'll never know what you might find in the lake until you look.

There is another rope bridge leading away from Fisher Isle to Wellspring Island. This one is in a slightly better state of repair, but is by no means sound

Captain Planet
Trees line the perimeter of the massive island of Captain Planet, and those entering from the rope bridge leading off from Bazaar Ltd first pass through the Park. The area is wide open and spacious - ideally suited to outdoor activities of all kinds. Benches, gazebos, and even picnic tables are evenly placed for any just wishing for a place to relax. For those with more active lifestyles, there are basketball and tennis courts, a baseball diamond, and a track. A fair-sized playground is provided for the children.

Beyond the park lies a large setup of massive domes lining the far left side. The Aquarium contains an exotic variety of sea-dwellers. A large tube passing through the structure offers residents a dry route and a breathtaking view of each of these ecosystems.

The controls and power supply for these intricate setups remain unseen, though the display itself gives a hint that Edensphere's technological capabilities may be more advanced than they initially appear.

Past the park and to the opposite side of the Aquarium, another mass of land is sectioned off with fencing. The majority of the Farmland contains various crops, though there's a few buildings within this area as well. Livestock is kept in pens in many of these buildings; others appear more industrial, and contain the computers and machinery responsible for carrying out the majority of the care and harvesting on the farm. A narrow rope bridge on this side of the island leads off to Stuff Inc.

If closely inspecting Captain Planet from a clear vantage point on Bazaar Ltd., one may notice an opening within the rock on the underside of the island... How curious.

Post Office
The Post Office is connected to Bazaar Ltd. by a floating bridge made of loose, flat stones. Certain characters may note that they form the shape of a hopscotch board. This is the first sign to older residents - the ones who were born in Edensphere before The Mass Death and The Great Rebirth on October 24th 2009 - that something has drastically changed about this area of the Sphere.

The facade of the Post Office looks like a child's playhouse, constructed of plastic in bright and contrasting colors. There are no windows on the front, but it is adult-sized, with a high, pitched roof and an over-sized door. Two giant cacti in large planters flank the front entrance, and there is an air dancer just outside which bears an uncanny resemblance to the person known as Fugue.

Upon entering, older residents will be surprised to see that the interior is more familiar, with sections of the old Post Office incorporated into the construction.

Left wall: Taking up the whole wall and framed in wood is a giant chalkboard, its much-used surface covered in chalk-dust. In the corner closest to the front door are two small, plastic desks facing the chalkboard. On each desk are loose pages with faded and smudged writing in pencil; the papers are scattered on top of the desks themselves, on the chair seats and around the desk legs on the floor. On top of one of the desks are a bunch of glitter pens in various vibrant colors while on the other desk is an open lunch-box without any food in it, and a small, closed bento box. In the corner farthest away from the door is a printing press that is rusted with age - certain residents will recognize it as the one they found before.

Right Wall: This whole wall is taken up by shelving and boxed into pigeon-holes of various shapes and sizes. These are full of literally hundreds of papers, some newer than others; perhaps they have been sorted, perhaps not. Some boxes are completely empty. Some look to have been labeled at one time, but the labels have been ripped off. This side of the room in particular looks much older, almost as if someone ripped the old Post Office in half and shoved this section into the new structure.

Back wall: A barren back wall is accented by a long, adult-sized wooden desk that faces the front door. Behind it is a high-backed leather chair with 3 thick books on the seat.

On the desk are dozens of stacks of Post-It notes, curious paper shapes, and pencils of various lengths - some chewed on and many without erasers. A small planter holds a cacti similar to those out front, and there are a number of small plastic cactus puppy creatures which will hand out stamps. Watch your fingers! The one with green fur and a mangy tooth is a menace and will bite, leaving a stapler-like mark!

There are two windows on this wall - hanging in them and cluttering their ledges are a random assortment of toys and other items. Behind the chair is a second door, identical to the main entrance but child-sized. This opens out to the rear of the building where a plastic child's car is parked.

Floor and Ceiling: The floor and ceiling are made of wood. From the ceiling hang numerous model aircraft. Watch out for the big white one - it may drip some vile-smelling white liquid on your head!

Rear Entrance: Letters in random different shapes and colors hang over the back wall, spelling out the words "POST OFFICE".

Front Wall Facing Desk: Flanking the front entrance are two tall, narrow, shelved structures. The one on the left side has a sign above it that says "NEW" while the one on the right side says "OUTGOING". Both shelving units are completely empty, and appear to be of new construction.

Bazaar Ltd. [image]
Stepping off of the bridge from Wellspring Island, characters are faced with a large, arched, stone entranceway decorated with blue tiles.

A wide stone path leads into this structure, and many smaller paths splinter off just inside to form rows and aisles. The ceiling is high - arching way up above head-height, and there are small windows at a high level to let in light and air.

The arches and windows in here are edged with the same blue tiles as the entranceway. There are numerous market stalls and even a few proper shops recessed into the walls of this place. Who knows what you might be able to find! And there's ample room for a scavenger or tradesperson to lay down a carpet and sell their goods - maybe one day they will be able to afford their own stall!

From the two other large archways that provide entrance/exit to the Grand Bazaar, there are rope bridges leading to Fisher Isle (this one is heavily-damaged) and Captain Planet. There is also a smaller archway - slightly hidden - that opens out from the Bazaar onto a sequence of stones which are apparently floating in thin air.

Stuff Inc.
From an aerial viewpoint, Stuff Inc almost looks like a flower with four petals. It is joined to the Access Point, Melee Island, Captain Planet and an unnamed island by rope bridges from each petal.

Center Island: In the center of the four "petals" is a large building that strangely resembles a school cafeteria. Inside, meals are self-served three times a day for the Island's employees and their guests who sit at long benches and metal school lunch tables. Outside the main hall, there are several large locker rooms for worker storage.

The Workshop Petal: To the North of Center Island, the Workshop "Petal" contains nothing but endless rows of warehouse platforms standing under giant tent canopies. The platforms contain tools and other useful equipment that can be used for repairing various items or buildings. Tradespersons may use the tools, or they can be rented to residents who are the do-it-yourself type.

There are also stockpiles of materials for the use of Housekeeping Maintenance staff, and a Tradesperson headquarters that is contained in a tiny modular cabin.

If you walk far enough to the North of this petal, you will find a narrow rope bridge that leads to another, smaller island. It looks a little unsafe and some slats and ropes are missing, but it can be crossed with care.

Yard Sale Petal: To the East of Center Island is the Yard Sale petal. This is basically one giant, meticulously maintained lawn covered in huge, outdoor canopies. Littering this lawn are countless items of furniture. Some are in better condition than what can be found in the Scavenger's Yard, but others... not so much.

Not only does this island have a wide variety of furniture, but it also has many essential home appliances, interspersed with odd items like neon lawn chairs and lava lamps.

There is a large metal box in the centre of the area and a handwritten sign that says "THANK YOU!" Residents are asked to make donations in return for what they take, but this is operated on an honor system only. The proceeds go towards building projects in the Sphere. From the Yard Sale Petal there is a narrow rope bridge leading to Captain Planet.

Housekeeping Petal: The largest petal is to the South, joined to the Access Point by a wide and sturdy rope bridge. This petal holds one single, huge industrial warehouse.

Inside the main door is a long hallway of dimly-lit janitor closets containing plenty of cleaning equipment for the housekeepers. At the end of the hallway there are two rooms. One of them leads to an industrial laundromat, with plenty of room for the endless loads of laundry that the Sphere supplies. The only odd thing about this place besides it's brown and yellow color scheme is a hand printed sign that warns employees to "BEWARE OF SOCK MONSTERS" in rainbow ink. The other door leads to another hallway and several small, plain offices for Housekeeping supervisors.

At the rear of the building are several large chutes for recycling and waste. No one knows where they lead to or what happens to the waste that is tipped into them.

Paper Factory Petal: This petal is a nondescript area on the West of the Island that is relatively barren in terms of plant life.

In the middle is a large rectangular wooden building that has seen better days. Stepping inside, there is a small area meant for coats and boots, with shelves, hooks and hangers ready and waiting to be used. Leading straight from the cloakroom is a long hallway with two rooms on the right and one to the left.

The first room on the right is the working area of the journal makers. This is furnished with benches and stools, tools, and the machinery they use to bind the journals. There is a set of saloon style doors leading from the journal makers area into the room beside it. This second room is the paper makers area, which is similarly furnished and can be accessed from here or from the other right-hand door in the hall.

The lone room to the left is a lounge-type area with a couch, some comfy chairs, tables and wooden stools, and some counter space meant for preparing cold food.

From the Paper Factory Petal, there is a sturdy rope bridge leading to Melee Island.

Unnamed Island (Frost Mountain)
A narrow, rickety rope bridge leads from the Workshop Petal on Stuff Inc. to a twinkling crystalline shore with sand like diamonds.

Frost-covered grass and stony ground lie just beyond, but a sandy trail leads to a lone lighthouse by the shore, sitting on a rocky outcrop. Inside the lighthouse stands a lonely and abandoned forge, and the light at the top of the tower makes lonely night-time sweeps seen only from the nearby islands.

From the shore, the land extends outward and rises up to the North, growing into a snowy mountain. Caves open into dark and cold tunnels; explorers who follow until the very end never know where they'll wind up!

Melee Island
Crossing the long bridge from Stuff Inc., visitors will find themselves on a large, crescent-shaped island. Both ends of the crescent face West, towards the glass of the Sphere, and the topmost point is connected to the much smaller Dojo Island by a bridge. From the more Southerly part of the crescent, a single bridge leads to Crystala

Dojo Island: Connected to the tip of the Northern end of the crescent by a narrow, rope bridge, this small island seems to have come straight out of a Wuxia film. Sporting a rocky cliff on all sides, the only way to the Dojo is up what seems like an endless number of steps. The building itself looks like your traditional zen warrior ideal, with some blend of ancient Japan and China. It is constructed of wood and rice paper, with two good-sized indoor training halls.

The outdoor training areas are much more spacious - there's a courtyard, as well as a long field and a bamboo forest. For meditation there's a rock garden complete with one ancient peach tree, and of course a waterfall on the other end of the island for those times when you need to meditate and purify yourself in freezing cold water!

The training dummies still have a tendency to come alive, so be careful!

The Coliseum and Arena: Located on the Southern tip of the crescent, the Coliseum is Roman architecture at its finest. Pillars, arches, carvings and statues decorate this decadent stone tribute to battle and entertainment. Tiered stadium seating, an imperial box and great acoustics mean the viewers will have a grand time while watching the pit.

The sand pit itself is in good shape, and the rooms to the side are stocked with racks and lockers. Although they are empty, it looks as though weapons and armor belong in them. There are cages that look just ready to hold monsters, vicious beasts... or maybe people, and in one large room there's a slew of chariots and harnesses just waiting to be repaired.

The Arena is located a little east of the Coliseum and is considerably smaller. Made of wood, not stone, the arena has less seating and a simpler layout. The walls are straight and un-adorned and the acoustics aren't that great. The sand pit is perfectly useable though, and ready for training warriors — it might be a good place to practice those more devastating attacks. Like the Dojo, the Arena is equipped with training dummies that sometimes animate of their own accord.

The Range: Near the Coliseum on the Southerly part of the crescent is a long stretch of empty land. There's target dummies, bales of hay, and a cement wall on one side of it. The scattered casings of bullets and shed fletching of arrows litter the ground here. There are ale some unidentifiable burn marks on the cement.

The Racetrack: In the middle of the crescent near the rope bridge is a full sized race track. Flanked on two sides by covered bleacher seating, the track is level and well maintained. Visitors may bet on the races or participate if they rent or own one of the animals from the stables or the farm. Winning gamblers may find themselves acquiring money and prizes! This place has a festive and competitive feel.

The Stables: Housing chocobos for the races, the stables are located near the racetrack. They've expanded their facilities, however, and now also provide kodos, wolves, horses and griffins for rent... at high fees. If you have your own mount you'd like to lodge with them, they have a variety of stalls and paddocks prepared for any type of creature. Just remember to pay room and board for your beloved companion!

Forest: The Northern part if the crescent and most of the rest of the Island is covered in dense forest. There are roads that connect the major features together, but if you venture too far from the road and you’re sure to get lost. It may sound like a grand adventure but we warned! Even griffins from the stables don't like to fly over this area. Just beside the western outskirts of the forest one of the residents, [Hawk], has built a residential structure, sequestered away from the hustle and bustle of Square Zero.

Wellspring Island
This hourglass-shaped island is divided into two distinct sections, separated by a wooded area in the narrowest part.

The Northerly section is linked to the Access Point via a wide, rope bridge. A brick pathway is bordered on either side by neatly clipped grass and a variety of pungent plants, all of which have some kind of medicinal use. This leads to a single storey, concrete building with large, glass double doors. It's not an elegant building by any means - in fact its construction seems rather patchwork, and there do not seem to be enough windows.

The Clinic: The doors lead to a waiting area, with padded benches and bean bag cushions for patient use. Worn books and board games - often with missing pieces and no instruction sheets - can be found littered around the room on low standing, lopsided coffee tables.

Connected to this waiting room by a sliding glass window is the Patient Reception. Patient sign-in sheets and the records of those with appointments are kept here. Staff rotas are posted on a bulletin board in back.

There are further double doors from the waiting area to the main clinic, which has four examination rooms, each of identical construction. They are spacious enough to walk around in, but not exactly roomy, and only two examination rooms have doors. The other two have curtains and are considered emergency rooms. Each exam room is furnished with a single long table padded with cushions, a small sink (where the water comes from is unknown), a corner table, and a cabinet filled with various medical instruments, bandages, and other supplies.

The main area also contains a large, locked and bolted cabinet in which are kept all drugs and medicines. As with all locked areas of the clinic, the only people with keys to this are the supervisor, the administrator and the senior medics.

To the rear of the main clinic, a corridor to the left forms a square that leads back on itself, emerging as an identical corridor on the right. To either side of the left corridor are several rooms for the use of in-patients. Like the examination rooms, they are all identical in construction, each having a bed, a locker, a chair, and a small sink. Each has a small bathroom at the rear with just enough room for a shower and a toilet. All of them have windows that open into the corridor and are fitted with blinds.

To either side of the right-hand corridor are rooms set aside for optical examinations, dental treatments and x-rays. They contain what you would expect in any moderately well-equipped public clinic, and there is a facility to grind lenses for spectacles.

The rear part of the corridor, which cannot be seen from the main clinic area, leads to two small operating theatres and a windowless room with a steel table and a set of four slide-out refrigerated drawers. This is the morgue, and is also used for autopsies.

The only other door out of the reception area is not locked, but is marked "STAFF ONLY! KEEP OUT!". It leads to a corridor that runs the length of the building, providing access to the offices and stores.

The front office is large and spacious, for the use of the clinic supervisor. Its door is opposite that which gives access to the Patient Reception and inside is a large desk, two chairs, and a few filing cabinets.

Next is a small filing room, which contains an archive of older patient files. There is nothing inside save for wooden cabinets and shelves full of old medical text books. There are two doors - one to the front office and one to the corridor. These are kept locked.

The back office is divided into two. Half is used for administration, with a wide, wooden desk and a comfortable office chair set aside near one of the building's few windows for that purpose. In front of it, on the other side of the window, are rows of locked filing cabinets, containing the more current patient records and other miscellaneous files. The other half of the office, nearest the door, contains a couch, two armchairs, and a low table. In here is a small kitchenette with basic facilities for making drinks and a small refrigerator. This area is used by the medics to relax during their breaks or between shifts. There is no physical divide between the break and office areas.

Beyond the offices are store rooms, containing a mixture of fresh bedding, cleaning and medical supplies of all kinds. At the very end of the corridor are double doors that lead to the rear of the main clinic and an emergency exit at the back of the building.

The Woods: Behind the Clinic, the brick pathway enters the woods at the narrowest part of the island. Birch, Balsam, Cascara and Dogwood give way to Camphor, Sassafras and Rauwolfia as the air becomes warmer and more humid, and the plants begin to take on a more tropical appearance as you emerge onto the second section of the island.

The Hot Springs: This more Sourtherly area has lush plant life and thick undergrowth, the overall effect much like a jungle. As on the other section of the island, most of the plants have medicinal properties, but be careful - if used incorrectly, they may be poisonous! The air is humid here, and if visitors care to pick their way among the plants and flowers they will find hot springs that bubble to the surface in a variety of temperatures, from scalding to tepid. Don't forget to test the water before jumping in! The springs are all open and there are no changing rooms - they are entirely communal and free to use.

Paths through the undergrowth lead to rope bridges that give access to Fisher Isle (this one is passable but far from sound) and Bazaar Ltd.

The Spa: For those with more civilised preferences, the main path continues on, overhung by vines and large tropical flowers, before opening into a clearing that gradually slopes away on one side to the bottom-most tip of the island. In this clearing is the spa, housed in a building reminiscent of a Japanese temple. The soft sound of wind-chimes and trickling water greets every visitor, along with an atmosphere of calm and quiet. Above the veranda there is a hand painted and decorated wooden sign that reads "SERENITY".

Inside the spa are rooms for massage, facials, and yoga, along with a room set aside for reading and meditation. In the latter there is a small fountain that emerges from the wall, supplying pure drinking water from who-knows-where. The topography of the island has been used cleverly here, with some of the natural springs being incorporated into the building and screened from each other to offer privacy and single-sex bathing.

Use of the spa is not free, and is at the discretion of the supervisor Companion, who along with the staff provides a variety of alternative therapies and relaxation techiniques. The supervisor has private quarters within the spa itself.

Unlabeled Island Outline (Movie Theater & Music Room)
Twin islands are faintly outlined at the northwestern part of the map. Whether or not they actually exist is for characters to find out...

But there are those who have come and gone, already knowing what they can find with all their senses.

The western island is an estranged little building, worn by countless years that seem to be crumbling to pieces on one side. Seemingly pulled straight out of a large building, this dilapidated one has only two rooms--one is a recording studio with a soundproof glass booth, and the other is a room filled with countless instruments of all kinds, every one broken and eaten through by time. Some of the equipment might still work.

The eastern island is an asphalt parking lot surrounding an abandoned four-hall theater inclusive of ticket booth, concession stand, and storage closet. The glass doors in the front reveal a peek at numerous dots shining like stars. What use has Edensphere for a movie theater?

Unlabeled Island Outline (Library)
An island is faintly outlined at the southeastern part of the map. Whether or not it actually exists is for characters to find out...

But there are those who have come and gone, already knowing the truth of that place Cancer? had called 'The Tomes'; the very same place that Fugue calls the Library. It is an island overrun by weeds and ivy that choke the concrete building in its midst. One of the walls has crumbled completely, and inside are endless shelves and bookcases of journals--those belonging to people who were once in Edensphere, each taken from its owner for a specific reason... It could be said that this building is a library of sorts--one chronicling the lives of those who once lived in the fishbowl.

Even upon reaching the island, there seems to be a force that only allows a select few in. When those who have not been 'chosen' attempt entrance through that crumbled-open wall, they will find themselves teleported to a completely random part of Edensphere (save for the fourth floor) unless they find the right code/key/means to access those records.

What happens if my character jumps off one of the floating islands?
Those who jump off any of the islands will fall through the sky before suddenly finding themselves teleported from the top of the tree, continuing to fall in this strange cycle. However, characters may use this cycle to their advantage to reach different islands that are normally almost impossible to reach. Although there is a place in-between the second and third floors, it is inaccessible until a character ICly stumbles upon knowledge of its existence. Even if your character has the ability to fly or hover, s/he will not discover the in-between level or reach The Wilderness; therefore, the only way to descend to the third floor or below is to use the elevator.

* Revised 10/24/2009 @ XX:XX UTC
Revision 7/31/2008 version here

※ NAVIGATION

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※ NAVIGATION

※ POST NAVIGATION

Making Ends Meet

Where is everything in Edensphere?
How does my character obtain a job?
My character applied for a job--why wasn't s/he approved for it?
I got my character employed so s/he wouldn't get kicked out of temporary housing, but I don't want him/her to work that job forever. What now?
My character is best suited to a job that doesn't exist--what do I do?
Where can I find out what's going on?
Can I make an event suggestion or request?

Memory Retrieval

Can my character get his/her memories or real name back?
What is 'A Trip Down Memory Lane' event?
What is a memory crystal, how does it work, and can my character have one?
What kinds of memories can my character experience or obtain, and do I have to write it out?

Memory Loss

Can my character lose their memories again?
What is a memory loss crystal?
How do I request a memory loss crystal?

Hiatus &/or Inactivity

I'm going on/back from hiatus--how do I explain what my characters are/were up to during my inactivity?
My character's roommate disappeared for some reason--what happened to all of his/her possessions?

Death & Rebirth

Can my character die, and how do I work out killing him/her?

Birth Dreams

What is Dream Dust?
How do I request Dream Dust and a dream?
Can I request a dream that is not in edensphere_repo?
Can I request a dream that has world plot significance?

※ Living in Edensphere

※ Making Ends Meet

Where is everything in Edensphere?
There is a world map that details all the places in Edensphere. Make sure to pay attention to all the details because there are some places that characters cannot reach yet. Similarly, there are other places that have special prerequisites before characters can reach them.

※ Moderators
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Fey [PST] AIM: feyrae3	Plotting; Plot Post, Deaths, Fourth Floor
Kikos [PST] AIM: littlkikos	Plotting; Plot Post, Deaths, Fourth Floor
Kris [CST] AIM: supspherenets	Plotting; Plot Post, Deaths, Fourth Floor
Scathach [PST] AIM: scathachdhu	Plotting; Plot Post, Deaths, Fourth Floor
Shurimon [EST] AIM: Shuripus	Players; Reserves and Applications, Hiatus, Drops
Game concept credited to Matcha; founded by ten..

※ OCTOBER 2011
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※ EVENTS
※ Ability Regain (All Month) Throughout the coming month the residents of the Sphere will experience a strange yet fortuitous phenomenon. Those who have powers and abilities that were lost (either through a lack of knowledge or the odd tendency of the Sphere to block powers) will find those abilities coming back to them. Some may even find that old wounds delivered as death punishments are now healing. It will start off slowly, a little headway here a little there, but by the end of the month all Sphereians should be capable of doing everything they could before being transported to the Fishbowl.
※ Sphere Deterioration (All Month)While the residents are experiencing gains it will be clear that Edensphere itself is suffering loss. Patches of the giant leaves are turning brown and falling. House-sized squirrels and birds are falling down dead from the branches. The Scavenger's Yard will become increasingly treacherous and hard to navigate as the rips in space become more plentiful. Signs of decay are everywhere... but what do they mean?
※ THE WILDERNESS
※ Blank Slate (10/01-10/03) Blank whiteness before you, behind you, and all around. You feel ground beneath your feet but see no shadow and no landmarks.
※ ??? (10/03- ∞)On October 4th, the wilderness will change for the final time, into a land that is far more peaceful than the ones before it. It is now an expanse of vibrant green meadows filled with wildflowers as far as the eye can see. From a first glance, this place looks untouched by any form of civilization. However, the visitor need only turn around to look behind them to discover what makes this wilderness so special. The elevator is now embedded in the trunk of a giant tree. It is the Tree, going up as far as the eye can see and if one looks closely they can see the islands, barely visible like tiny floating dots. The people in the tree cannot look down to see you but here in this special wilderness perhaps you can see them--if you've brought binoculars.

※ CHARACTER BIRTHDAYS
JANUARY
15 -	Megaman X: Zero (Maverick, dwn_infinite)
17 -	Discworld: Sam Vimes (Stoneface, stonyfaced) Star Wars EU: Luke Skywalker (Ben, marrymarajade)*
19 -	Naruto: Mitarashi Anko (Tomoe, poisondango)
21 -	Misfits: Simon Bellamy (Barry, notamelonfucker)
24 -	One Piece: Nico Robin (Void, ichangedforgood)
28 -	Naruto: Hoshigaki Kisame (Samehada, kisameisafish)*
FEBRUARY
1 -	Soul Eater: Death the Kid (Seven, fragmentofagod) Saiyuki: Cho Hakkai (Jeep, drivetothewest)
6 -	Final Fantasy V: Krile Maia Baldesion (Cara, feathered_earth)
8 -	Megaman X: Layer (Locket, moe_rapier)
MARCH
1 -	Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?: Carmen Sandiego (Mona Lisa, vile_queen)
7 -	Firefly/Serenity: River Tam (Qǐ, enchainement)
8 -	Mushi-shi: Ginko (Cloud, iattractmushi)
11 -	Peacemaker Kurogane: Yamazaki Susumu (Rain, notpissedoff)
16 -	Star Wars KOTOR II: Juhani (Sylvar, cathar_jedi)
18 -	Fullmetal Alchemist: Riza Hawkeye (Target, letmefollow)
21 -	Cardcaptor Sakura: Syaoran Li (Clow, temp_ered)
APRIL
8 -	Dragon Age Origins: Wynne (Amber, magical_bosom) Soul Eater: Maka Albarn (Soul, togana_keiri)
16 -	Star Wars: C-3PO (Philosopher, worrybot)
25 -	Doctor Who: Fourth Doctor (Key, fourtunate)
MAY
2 -	Valkyrie Profile: Lezard Valeth (Gungnir, flenceburgsbest)
10 -	One Piece: Usopp (Sniper, longnosedliar)
14 -	Babylon 5: Londo Mollari (Ambassador, proudambassador) Naruto: Rock Lee (Spring, awokentospring)
18 -	Kuroshitsuji: Grell Sutcliffe (Juliet, esoteric_rose)
20 -	D.Gray-man: Lavi (Rabbit, redhead_rabbit)
21 -	Haibane Renmei: Reki (Kurayami, paintitgray)
JUNE
2 -	Bleach: Kuchiki Rukia (Kazahana, snowburned)
5 -	Bleach: Shihouin Yoruichi (Bastet, felinemystique)
14 -	Naruto: Jiraiya (Book, books_and_toads) Valkyrie Profile: Lenneth (Lily, virginwarrior)
17 -	Firefly/Serenity: Simon Tam (Will, pompous_today)
22 -	Star Wars: KOTOR II - Brianna (Handmaiden, ice_echani)
26 -	+Anima: Cooro (Apple, crowsloveapples)
30 -	Tenryu: Kouei (Hawk, crimson_seeker)*
JULY
6 -	Original: Thomas Evans (Grift, grinninggrifter) Trigun: Nicholas D. Wolfwood (Chapel, sixthsinner)
12 -	Saiyuki: Genjyo Sanzo (Moon, pretecorrotto) The Borrowers: Arrietty Clock (Leaf, gardenborrower) Batman: The Dark Knight: Harvey Dent (Rachel, amodernjanus)
18 -	Bleach: Unohana Retsu (Bellflower, wayofflowers)
22 -	Final Fantasy Tactics: Ramza (Reed, heretic_hamlet)
26 -	Sailor Moon: Chibiusa (Sailormoon, pinkmoonrabbit) Bleach: Urahara Kisuke (Crimson, crimsonmischief)
AUGUST
5 -	Gundam 00: Anew Returner (Stellaris, lingeringlegacy)
10 -	Saiyuki: Sha Gojyo (Smoke, inthecenterfold)
12 -	Red Cliff: Kongming (Huo, getsome_sleep)
19 -	Star Wars EU: Grodin Tierce (Mithras, thrawntouched)*
26 -	Working!!: Inami Miharu (Heart, androphobias) Tangled: Rapunzel (Magic, magicgoldenhair)
SEPTEMBER
17 -	Peacemaker Kurogane: Souji Okita (Daitou, coughcoughshank)
19 -	Doctor Who: Romana (Fred, burntorangesky)
24 -	FF4: Cecil Harvey (Paladin, mythgravenblade)
25 -	Naruto: Hatake Kakashi (Bell, grab_my_bells) Gundam 00: Lockon Lyle (Gene-1, live_ringer)
27 -	Naruto: Maito Gai (Youth, spandexisyouth) Final Fantasy VII: Yuffie (Materia, viva_la_materia)
OCTOBER
2 -	Ace Attorney: Miles Edgeworth (Justice, extantlaw)
4 -	Power Rangers S.P.D.: Schuyler "Sky" Tate (Spike, blue_shields)
5 -	Ace Attorney: Ema Skye (Rosalind, blindedmewith)
7 -	The World Ends With You: Yoshiya "Joshua" Kiryu (Composer, darcyredux)
9 -	Bleach: Abarai Renji (Kiba, starstruckstray) Magic Knight Rayearth: Guru Clef (Cephiro, andcountry) Magic Knight Rayearth: Presea (Flame, forgotmyforge)
21 -	Power Rangers S.P.D.: Bridge Carson (Brooklyn, handy_psychic) Dinoverse: Janine Farehouse (Above, azhdarchidae)*
NOVEMBER
8 -	Neon Genesis Evangelion: Rei Ayanami (00, ghost_of_00)
9 -	Bleach: Kurosaki Ichigo (Toushi, pimpcoatbankai)
14 -	Castle: Richard Castle (Derrick, bloody_pens) Dollhouse: Topher Brink (Genius, man_genius) Wild ARMs: Zed (Night, its_me_hooray) Original: Lady Tsuri (Rauxes, white_disciple)
16 -	Bleach: Inoue Orihime (Kagerou, weaver_girl) Kingdom Hearts: Axel (Lea, seeya_next_life)
18 -	Persona 3: Aragaki Shinjiro (Castor, unevoked)
19 -	Bleach: Soi Fong (Lin, sting_to_death)
23 -	Kuroshitsuji: Sebastian Michaelis (Black, hisbutler_bound)
DECEMBER
4 -	Seiken Densetsu 3: Hawk (Eagle, desertshadows)

※ RESERVES
SERIES	CHARACTER	PLAYER
No reserves at this time.

※ PROCESSING
Aug 8 - Aug 15	Card Captor Sakura - Clow Reed
	Valkyrie Profile - Arngrim

※ +ANIMA
Character Name	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Cooro	Apple	crowsloveapples	Kikos
※ ACE ATTORNEY
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Ema Skye	Rosalind	blindedmewith	Jaina
Miles Edgeworth	Justice	extantlaw	Mob
※ BABYLON 5
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Londo Mollari	Ambassador	proudambassador	Jackie
※ BATMAN: THE DARK KNIGHT
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Harvey Dent/Two-Face	Rachel	amodernjanus	Kates
※ BLEACH
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Abarai Renji	Kiba	starstruckstray	Scath
Inoue Orihime	Kagerou	weaver_girl	Hallowd
Kurosaki Ichigo	Toushi	pimpcoatbankai	Luce
Kuchiki Rukia	Kazahana	snowburned	Jaina
Shihouin Yoruichi	Bastet	felinemystique	Scath
Soi Fong	Lin	sting_to_death	Cham
Unohana Retsu	Bellflower	wayofflowers	Cocoa
Urahara Kisuke	Crimson	crimsonmischief	Wintaer
※ THE BORROWERS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Arrietty Clock	Leaf	gardenborrower	Tobu
※ CARDCAPTOR SAKURA
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Syaoran Li	Clow	temp_ered	Rhap-chan
※ CASTLE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Richard Castle	Derrick	bloody_pens	Shurimon
※ D.GRAY-MAN
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Lavi	Rabbit	redhead_rabbit	Sam
※ DINOVERSE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Janine Farehouse*	Above	azhdarchidae	Joysweeper
※ DISCWORLD
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Samuel Vimes	Stoneface	stonyfaced	Fey
※ DOCTOR WHO
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Fourth Doctor	Key	fourtunate	Kates
Romana	Fred	burntorangesky	Alex
※ DOLLHOUSE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Topher Brink	Genius	man_genius	Kikos
※ DRAGON AGE: ORIGINS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Wynne	Amber	magical_bosom	Hallowd
※ FINAL FANTASY IV
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Cecil Harvey	Paladin	mythgravenblade	Tegu
※ FINAL FANTASY V
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Krile Maia Baldesion	Cara	feathered_earth	Eileen
※ FINAL FANTASY VII
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Yuffie Kisaragi	Materia	viva_la_materia	Tobu
※ FINAL FANTASY TACTICS
Character Name	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Ramza	Reed	heretic_hamlet	Prof
※ FIREFLY/SERENITY
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
River Tam	Qǐ	enchainement	Caitlin
Simon Tam	Will	pompous_today	Shurimon
※ FULLMETAL ALCHEMIST
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Riza Hawkeye	Target	letmefollow	Luce
※ GUNDAM 00
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Lockon Stratos (Lyle)	Gene-1	live_ringer	Kris
Tieria Erde	Veda	interveningly	Cocoa
Anew Returner	Stellaris	lingeringlegacy	Dita
※ HAIBANE RENMEI
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Reki	Kurayami	paintitgray	Tobu
※ KINGDOM HEARTS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Axel	Lea	seeya_next_life	Kari
※ KUROSHITSUJI
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Grell Sutcliffe	Juliet	esoteric_rose	Mira
Sebastian Michaelis	Black	hisbutler_bound	Desh
※ MAGIC KNIGHT RAYEARTH
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Guru Clef	Cephiro	andcountry	Chi
Presea	Flame	forgotmyforge	Rhap-chan
※ MEGAMAN X
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Layer	Locket	moe_rapier	Ami
Zero	Maverick	dwn_infinite	Prof
※ MISFITS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Simon Bellamy	Barry	notamelonfucker	Fey
※ MUSHI-SHI
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Ginko	Cloud	iattractmushi	Alex
※ NARUTO
Character Name	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Hatake Kakashi	Bell	grab_my_bells	Penbee
Hoshigaki Kisame*	Samehada	kisameisafish	Mob
Jiraiya	Book	books_and_toads	Tisha
Maito Gai	Youth	spandexisyouth	Jackie
Mitarashi Anko	Tomoe	poisondango	Anne
Rock Lee	Spring	awokentospring	Cager
※ NEON GENESIS EVANGELION
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Rei Ayanami	00	ghost_of_00	Eileen
※ NPC Characters
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
-	Cancer?	catatonicanon	Mods
-	Fugue	fugue_angel	Mods
Nathaniel Fisher	Locke	lockeandshock	Mods
Sam Quint (Canon: Jaws)	Orca	hooksandlines	Mods
※ ONE PIECE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Nico Robin	Void	ichangedforgood	Jen
Usopp	Sniper	longnosedliar	Fey
※ ORIGINAL CHARACTERS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Lady Tsuri of Veluna	Rauxes	white_disciple	Jen
Thomas Evans	Grift	grinninggrifter	Fey
※ PEACEMAKER KUROGANE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Souji Okita	Daitou	coughcoughshank	Cocoa
Yamazaki Susumu	Rain	notpissedoff	Kin
※ PERSONA 3
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Aragaki Shinjiro	Castor	unevoked	Susan
※ POWER RANGERS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Bridge Carson	Brooklyn	handy_psychic	Shurimon
Schuyler "Sky" Tate	Spike	blue_shields	Shurimon
※ RED CLIFF
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Kongming	Huo	getsome_sleep	Joan
※ SAILOR MOON
Character Name	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Chibiusa	Sailormoon	pinkmoonrabbit	Sam
※ SAIYUKI
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Cho Hakkai	Jeep	drivetothewest	Christa
Genjyo Sanzo	Moon	pretecorrotto	Alicia
Sha Gojyo	Smoke	inthecenterfold	Jen
※ SEIKEN DENSETSU 3
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Hawk	Eagle	desertshadows	Kunenk
※ SOUL EATER
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Death the Kid	Seven	fragmentofagod	Hydok
Maka Albarn	Soul	togana_keiri	sani
※ STAR WARS: KOTOR
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Juhani	Sylvar	cathar_jedi	Joysweeper
※ STAR WARS: KOTOR II
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Brianna	Handmaiden	ice_echani	Eileen
※ STAR WARS EXPANDED UNIVERSE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
C-3PO	Philosopher	worrybot	Rhap-chan
Grodin Tierce*	Mithras	thrawntouched	Joysweeper
Luke Skywalker*	Ben	marrymarajade	Joysweeper
R2-D2	Skywalker	swissarmybot	Chi
※ TANGLED
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Rapunzel	Magic	magicgoldenhair	Casper
※ TENRYU: THE DRAGON CYCLE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Kouei*	Hawk	crimson_seeker	Hallow'd
※ TRIGUN
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Nicholas D. Wolfwood	Chapel	sixthsinner	Jaina
※ THE WORLD ENDS WITH YOU
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Yoshiya "Joshua" Kiryu	Composer	darcyredux	Mira
※ VALKYRIE PROFILE
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Lenneth Valkyrie	Lily	virginwarrior	Casper
Lezard Valeth	Gungnir	flenceburgsbest	Ami
※ WHERE IN THE WORLD IS CARMEN SANDIEGO?
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Carmen Sandiego	Mona Lisa	vile_queen	Jackie
※ WILD ARMS
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Zed	Night	its_me_hooray	Ami
※ WORKING!!
Character	Edensphere Name	Journal	Played by
Inami Mahiru	Heart	androphobias	Cham

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