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I need to know how we're going to delegate where the lycans go, into what packs they choose, and how easily they will be accepted.

So far we have three packs:

<<**Lunitari leads the Aleaneplith pack. These wolves are honorable, and they do their best to keep the forest safe. Another haunt of this pack is the meadow.>> This pack has been closed due to certain reasons. Hopefully it will be open again, but for now it is closed.

**Keegan leads the Eythermitore pack. This pack is the darkest. They show no mercy, even with their own packmates. They guard the plains with their lives, and use their own tatics to gain what they please.

**Baylyn leads the Freanivirrea pack. This pack are the planners, they would rather have a plan before rushing into battle. Preferring the forests to the open plains, they will wander to either.

The Members of Each Pack

<<**Lunitari is the only wolf in her pack right now.>> Once again, the pack is closed.

**Keegan now has a new member in his pack. A Beta male named Myser.

**Baylyn leads her pack, and Sibet is her adopted son.


Please, feel free to join any of the packs, as they will most likely be condensed into one or two for the duration of the lycan and vampire war. Keep this in mind when choosing your pack.

We have not had a problem with this here, yet. If you want a rank, you must earn it. When you PM your pack leader, perhaps if you ask nicely, you will be given a position. Also, remember that you'll be able to move up in rank. Everyone will most likely start out at a low rank, but then be moved up as the war continues. It depends on both RP skills, and how well you know someone.

I wish I could say that we aren't biased, but we're human (most of us) and we'll pick and choose depending on our own experiences. That's how life is, and I really can't do anything about it.

If you ask to be someone's mate just to achieve their rank, you will be banned. This is neither polite, nor is it right. Taking advantage of someone isn't nice, so we'll be not nice back.