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Kujenga, in Swahili, means to create. Which in turn, this is where you will be creating your Kenya wildlife. Please follow the form that is posted, and wait until the character is accepted before roleplaying.

This is where all the Kukubaliwa, or accepted, characters will be moved. Separated in to subboards. After moved here, you can begin roleplaying.

Kitabu cha maisha, or book of life, is where you can create one log to keep track of all your characters. Post their information, threads they are in, and the like. One thread per person.

Baada ya maisha, or after life, is where all dead characters will be archived.

Zawadi ya maisha, or the gift of life, is one of the most important times in the Flatlands. When your female gets pregnant, come here, and a staff member will choose what stats you get.

All graphic-related requests can be made here.

Can talk about anything here. Introduce yourself, or post your absences.

All OOC and even IC games can be posted here.

After collecting so many Feathers through posting, you can come here to trade them in for neat prizes!

The Kivuli Valley is one of the most shady valley in the Pridelands, and is claimed by the most ancient Pride to ever roam the Flatlands - the S'hani. They take pride in their ancestry, and aren't afraid of a challenge, nor will they back down.

The Valley is a sacred place to the S'hani, and they will attack all invaders, or those who don't wish to join them.

The Plateau ya ukungu, or Plateau of Fog, is home to the next Pride, one who hasn't been here as long as the S'hani, but are very fond of the area. The Plateau is always covered by a dense fog, making it hard for others not used to it, to see. The pride that lives here are called the Zhunzi, and they are full of cunning, and skillful felines.

The Plateau is littered with trees, and the sun hardly ever shines here, but when it does, it makes for a bad day in the Zhunzi Pride.

The last of the Pridelands, the Huruma Forest, or Mercy Forest, is dominated by the Lo'kuh Pride. The newest to the Pridelands, and the most quiet, but don't underestimate them. They are stronger than they appear. Keeping to the shadows, the Lo'kuh take serious measures in making sure no one interferes with their rituals, their home, or any of the like.

The forest is dark, and eerie, and has a small lake in the center.

Aina ya kiwango cha kifo, or Death peak, is one of the deadliest mountains in the Flatlands, and is dominated by the P'asi, the oldest pack in the packlands. They date back many, many ages, and take pride, much like the S'hani, in their ancestry, as well as being able to not depend on other packs. Don't cross them, they aren't the friendliest.

Oasis wa ngurumo, or the Thunder Oasis, is the second largest place in the Pack Lands, and has been taken over by the next in line pack, the Q'wano, who are a quiet, timid pack. But they aren't afraid of a fight, and won't back down when it comes to defending their own. They keep their relationship on neutral terms with the other two packs.

The last place in the Packlands is the Umeme Canyon, or Lightning Canyon. It got its name by the many thunderstorms that come through here, and where the lightning has struck and left its mark on the walls, and the bent over trees. This canyon is dominated by the Su'saoi Pack, and they are more of a friendly pack than anything. They only venture out of the canyon when needed, or when they have a meeting with the other packs about something dealing with the felines.

The Red Ziwa, or lake, is the main spot in the Freelands. It's one of the only places to actually quench your thirst, while also relaxing in a bit of shade from the surrounding trees. Plenty of game for the predators come here to drink, when they think its the safest times.

The Tambarare ya Ole, or Plains of Woe, is a place where many creatures without a pack, come to hunt, or fight, or whatever the cause may be. There are blood-stained blades of grass, and rocks, and bones lying here and there from those who didn't survive.