Server Information
The Kitsune server is best known for it's lower leveled areas right off the edges of it's starting point. Beyond that the levels increase and the monsters increase in difficulty, but they produce much better Quest items.
The fastest way to earn a Non-Negotiable Quest is to lurk the Kitsune Server for it's name sake and request such a thing. The rewards are always worth it.
Town of Beginning
The Server of Kitsune, unlike some, opens up to it's players within a large, bustling town of gleaming marble, silver trims, and happy citizens. Within the town's square begins each new adventure for the new Kitsune Gamer, leaving them in front of a luscious fountain, surrounded by shops and the like.
From each direction of this town can another destination be sought. To the North lies The Crystal Water Lake, East is the Draiken Forest, to the South lie the Plains of Plenty, and beyond them the Caves of Hallow, to the West lie the Echo Mountains, and beyond there rests the Temple of Ancient Past.
There are indeed other areas to attend, though the areas found on the maps from within the Town of Beginning list only these and how to reach them. The town in itself is a safe haven, meant for resting, healing, replenishing supplies and such- anything outside of it however leaves a Gamer completely on their own.
The Town is a Safe Zone.
Crystal Water Lake
The Lake lives truly to it's name. The waters are of a vast, blue-crystal color and shine brightly throughout the day. People flock here for most of their first Quests- seeking the never ending supply of Healing Water that seeps from the very ground beneath the lake itself.
The area around the Lake itself is a Safe Zone, but beyond it's tree line is a whole other matter.
The Plains of Plenty and The Caves of Hollow
The Plains in themselves are inviting, beckoning Gamers of all levels and types to flock to them. The vast colors of wild grass, the wild flowers that bloom, the smell in itself is enough to draw even the toughest of Gamers to it's parts- and yet with all it's beauty, the Plains of Plenty is anything but. When at one time the Plains had many a thing to offer travelers, now they only seem to draw Gamers to them with an intent of keeping them there forever with their alluring charm.
If one ventures past here, however, the Caves of Hallow come far too quickly for their own good. Within these cavers rests many a deadly creature, each with directions to suck the very essence out of a Gamer. Ghouls, undead and the like await any who come their way. Quests here are often given to only the higher of leveled Gamers- and for good reason.
Echo Mountains
These Mountains, much like the Crystal Water Lake, live to their name. Once a person steps foot within their territory, the Mountains themselves seem to echo with travelers long since passed. Kitsune herself can often be found here- though the reasons for this are unknown to most.
The monster activity within this place is minimum, though due to the mystery shrouding the Mountains themselves, or due to Kitsune's presence, none are too sure.
The Temple of Ancient Past
None are really too sure as to what the Temple itself is for. Many a Gamer has been sent on Quests here, but nothing out of the ordinary seems to happen. The outside of the Temple is simple enough, brown and green in color with blues mixed in here and there- but the inside is a completely different story. Mechanisms of all kinds are found inside, all of which have no explanation to them and haven't been known to move in centuries.
Each room holds at least one type of mechanical device, though again no one seems to know what they are or what they're for.
Draiken Forest
Within the folds of this forest rests the Not-So-Ever-Sleeping-Dragon, Draiken. Gamers have flocked to these darkened woods, seeking the approval of the Dragon Lord who resides within- all wishing for Weapon and Armor Upgrades.
The Forest is thick with monster life, warding any of unworthy level away- if not worse. Thieves and Goblins of all kinds lay in waiting, watching for unsuspecting Gamers to venture within their folds. Only the brave and/or needy dare venture to these parts. Though the rewards are plentiful, the price is too high for most.
