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| Front Office |
![[ ]](http://i335.photobucket.com/albums/m472/xQuestion/inactivetwo.jpg) | Rules and Information
This is where every new member should be looking through (and old ones, if such is the case). Check this board out to read the rules of Solariis, as well as some extra information about the plot and some other important things.
| 4 | 4 | on Sept 30, 2008, 1:54am
by ~Shiek»
in 1. Rules of Solariis |
| News and Information
Here, you can find all kinds of info about the site—plot, rules, and even a Q&A thread where you can ask the admins about anything you don't understand or would like to know. Rank upgrades and other miscellaneous news will be posted here also.
| 4 | 7 | on Oct 10, 2008, 8:18am
by Dæ
in Q&A |
| Suggestions and Help
This board is here mainly if you have a problem with the site. The board is also open to guests, meaning it's guest friendly. You can also post suggestions that you think would be nifty, and we'll discuss them in the staff center.
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| Archives
All of those dead and inactive threads in the IC boards go here, but only staff may move those topics to the Archive.
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| School Applications |
| New Applications
All new character applications should be made in here and then wait to be reviewed and accepted. Once accepted, they'll be moved to the Attendance Office.
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| Attendance Office (2 sub-boards)
If your character has been approved by an admin or g-mod, you can find their profile here!
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| On Campus |
| First Floor (4 sub-boards)
The bottom floor of Solariis is where one can find the office and counseling center, as well as several classrooms, the gym, the pool, and the cafeteria. Don't overlook the bulletin board in the office; there, students and teachers can post up all sorts of messages and announcements, so if you're ever feeling out of the loop, take a peek!
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| Second Floor (4 sub-boards)
On the second floor, most of the more "basic" classes (like math and history) can be found. It's not terribly hard to find your class, so long as you know which hallway is for which subject; math classes get grouped in the same hall, social studies in another hall... etcetera.
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| Third Floor (4 sub-boards)
This floor is reserved for recreational activities: clubs, art and music classes, and there's even a lounge for the students to hang out in. There's also a library for anyone who's interested in doing a little reading or studying.
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| Fourth Floor
This floor is where students can find their more "supernatural" classes. From learning how to control their powers to learning how to shoot fireballs from their fingertips, the teachers here have it all covered.
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| Fifth Floor
The fifth floor is for teacher dormitories. While teachers typically spend their time in their classrooms or patrolling the school during the day, if students need some extra help they can try visiting a teacher's dorm to find them.
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| Sixth Floor (1 sub-board)
Finally, at nearly the very top of the building are the student dormitories. As one might imagine, the dorms are where the students can relax, sleep and get a little privacy—except from their roommate, and the building itself, of course. The walls have eyeeees.
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| The Roof
From the sixth floor, there's a stairwell leading up to the roof, and once you reach this tippy-top floor, you may get the sensation that you're on the ground rather than six stories up. Why? The floor of the roof is covered with healthy green grass, and beautiful, exotic-looking flowers grow wildly up there. Running through the green is a useful cement pathway, so that one doesn't have to step on the plants. This impressive garden is courtesy of the botany classes and the gardening club, so be careful with their precious project!
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| Off Campus |
| Marseille Immeubles
Marseille's very own apartment housing for students. Here students can actually buy their own apartment, for a price, to live in permanently. They can bring guests over and best of all, it's not even on the school campus, but in the heart of the city of Marseille, France, overlooking the beautiful scenery.
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| Le Cours Julien (2 sub-boards)
This section of Marseille is known for being a great hangout area. Cafés, bookstores, fountains and a playground for kids are all present here. It's a very pleasant place for students of all kinds to visit.
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| Parc Borély (1 sub-board)
A beautiful, humongous park with gardens and fountains and even a go-kart racing track, Parc Borély is a great place to be if you're looking for somewhere to hang out and enjoy the fresh air, or to have room for running around and having fun with friends.
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| Le Vieux Port
The main harbor and marina of Marseille, there are plenty of restaurants and cafés around here to eat at. If you're not hungry, then maybe you'd just prefer to sit and watch the waves roll and the boats pass by.
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| Boîte de Vitesse
During the day, this little nook is largely ignored. However, after dark, this nightclub comes to life, with flashing lights and great dance music that can really get a crowd movin'. It's an 18-and-up club, and while it's possible to sneak in if you're younger, this sort of place is not made for kiddies.
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| OoC |
| Introductions
New to Solariis? Say hello and let us get to know you! We don't bite~
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| Chat (1 sub-board)
Feel free to chat to your heart's content! (Just don't spam.) Or, pop into the games board and have some fun.
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| Art Showcase
Got a picture, poem or story that you want to show off? Looking to take some requests, or looking for someone who is taking requests? This is the place.
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| Advertise
Want your site to become an affiliate of Solariis? Or, do you just want to do a little advertising? Make a thread here.
| 34 | 34 | on Jan 5, 2009, 5:45am
by The Lion
in death of me - New Twil... |
