Information on the Queen's army, Alice's rebels, civilians, and neutral individuals.

Talk about anything you want here, from the current weather where you live to your favorite movies.

For the artistic among us, this is for posting your work, be it writing, art, or anything that has to do at all with creativity.

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They tower high above you, like trees. In fact, the giant mushrooms have indeed replaced the tree's purpose in this forest. Foliage and thick, thick grass cover the ground, and the creatures that wander are more of the normal, docile type.
On another note, the Caterpillar is supposed to live here, somewhere...

Sub-board: The Catterpillar's Mushroom

The way out of the Mushroom Forest leads through extremely thick undergrowth.
Don't wander off the path, or you wont be able to find it again.
It's rumored the March Hare wanders around these parts. And despite the dangers said to lurk in the foliage, there's a small market placed inside the path as well, taking advantage of the increased amount of travelers.

A large and beautiful train station out in the middle of the forest. You can stay the night here or wander the station aimlessly while waiting for the train to show up.
It leads straight to Ace Town, but watch out. The conductor's a bit...hm. Crazy?

Named for the Ace of Diamonds who founded the town.
Small and pleasant. Markets and little houses. It's one of the few, few towns that haven't been taken over completely by the Queen's iron fist. It's really too far away for her to do more than send the occasional guard to do a once-over of the place.
The infamous Mad Hatter was supposed to have lived in the area. And apparently still shows up from time to time.

Sub-boards: Train Station, The Mad Hatter's Home

Closer to the white castle, the chessboard squares vary from marble to grass.
Closer to the red castle, where the Queen resides, the marble turns black and the grass turns a dark, sickly maroon. These stretch out all across the Midlands, dotted with little settlements where the chessboard has faded out into solid soil.
But watch out here. Much of the land is flat, and open save for a few patches of forest. Assassins love it here. As do a few large predators.

Sub-boards: White Castle Ruins, The Queen's Castle