This board allows those who may have questions, concerns, suggestion, etc to post here. Also, if you plan on being absent for more than 4 days, you are expected to post in the Absentee Board.

Sub-board: Activity Checks

This is where the admins of CAS will post updates for members to read that concern the maintainment of this forum.

This is where you register your character for this board. There is an application that must be filled out in order to be considered for full term registration.

Sub-board: Filing Cabinet

After being accepted and fully registered, you are expected to post here with any claims that you deemed qualified. There will be several different claim threads to ensure the needs of all members.

This board allows characters to make up their Plot pages since everyone knows friends, family, and love interests are important in life.

In this area, there is several different boards for Character Essentials. Please fill out those boards that you believe is essential for your character(s) to have.

Sub-board: Wanted Ads

We all have thoughts or ideas that we wanna keept to ourselves or save for later in life. So why not just jot them down in a journal. Who knows, maybe someday your character will look back at the earlier entries and laugh.

Let's face the facts; Twitter is one of the hottest fads out there today. So why not make an account for your character and Tweet away.

Despite all the technology that we have in today's society, E-mail is still one of the most reliable ways to communicate.

Forks has three schools within its limits. The Elementary School, the Middle School, and the High School. Each is decidated to brightening the minds of the younger generations.

Sub-boards: Forks Elementary School, Forks Middle School, Forks High School

A small and convinent hospital that offers care and treatment to those that need it the most. A full and dedicated staff of Doctors and Nurses that have come together to make sure that taking care of business means taking care of one's life.

A small department store that is owned by the Newton Family. The store offers up a variety of equipment for hiking, biking, fishing, hunting, etc. As well as a few clothing items and shoes.

A small restaurant and coffee shop where the motto is: "Nobody Leaves Hungry!"

Located just on the outskirts of Forks, the Police Station serves to protect those who take residence within or near Forks, Washington.

The Town Library is smaller than most libraries. With only a single floor, there is little to choose from in the ideals of reading material.

This is the only church that is located within the limits of Forks. Next to the church is an old cemetery that dates back to the Civil War Era.

La Push has three schools within its limits. The Elementary School, the Middle School, and the High School. Each is decidated to brightening the minds of the younger generations.

Sub-boards: La Push Elementary School, La Push Middle School, La Push High School

The Quileute Native American Reservation is 1,003.4 acres. These lands rightfully belong to the Quileute Tribe.

First Beach is the only beach in La Push. It is a popular place for the younger crowd to hang out at when the weather is good.

A serene area where those who want a full view of the West Coast or to Cliff Drive can come here.

Neah Bay has three schools within its limits. The Elementary School, the Middle School, and the High School. Each is decidated to brightening the minds of the younger generations.

The Makah Museum in Neah Bay is recognized as one of the finest tribal museums in the nation, and allows visitors to experience the culture of the Makah tribe.

A small store that has all the general essentials that are needed for the household and outdoors.

The Makah Marina is the reservation's activity center, with restaurants and shops.

The Downtown side of Seattle, Washington.

Sub-boards: Pioneer Square , Pike Place Market , Myrtle Edwards Park, Seattle Art Museum , Seattle Aquarium , Seattle Public Library , Seattle Waterfall Garden

The Center of Seattle, Washington.

Sub-boards: Seattle Children's Museum , Space Needle , Seattle Monorail , Pacific Science Center

The West side of Seattle, Washington.

Sub-boards: Alki Beach Park , Lincoln Park , Schmitz Park

The University District is where most of the students that attend The University of Washington live and hang out when classes are in session.

Sub-boards: Henry Art Gallery , Seattle Museum of History and Industry , University of Washington

The North side of Seattle, Washington.

Sub-boards: Carkeek Park , Magnuson Park , Woodland Park Zoo

The Central side of Seattle, Washington.

Sub-boards: Japanese Garden , Washington Park Arboretum

Top Quality Fresh Organic Produce harvested daily
Washington grown fresh apples & fruits. Meats - Fresh Fish - Clams & Oysters - Herbs - Dried & Fresh Cut Flowers - Healthy Breads - Desserts - Eggs - Cheeses - Milk - Jams & Jellies - Great Food Quality locally grown plants & flowers - Lots of Fun
Art and crafts from local Artisans - Live Entertainment

Located in the heart of Olympia, Washington, Capital Mall allows those that love to shop to enjoy their experience here. With over 120 stores to chose from, Capital Mall is a prime destination choice for every shopper alike.

A tranquil place to spend the day if one is having a hard time connecting with nature. A wide variety of flowers, trees, and plants allow one to find serenity in themselves as they walk around.

Bring your binoculars and explore the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge on the Nisqually River Delta. Three thousand acres of salt and freshwater marshes, grasslands, riparian, and mixed forest habitats provide resting and nesting areas for migratory waterfowl, songbirds, raptors, and wading birds.

he Tacoma Mall, one of the largest in the Northwest, is considered "Pierce County's Premier Mall."

The city's original business district; boutiques and antique shops can be found here.

The Tacoma Art Museum has a rich collection of American, European, and Asian art and offers stimulating rotating exhibits.

Wright Park was established in the late part of the 19th Century with a land donation by Charles B. Wright for the sole purpose of being developed as a public park. Its original vision was one of a bucolic, scenic, pastoral, passive park as embodied by traditional English parks.

Sub-board: Seymour Botanical Conservatory

A 702 acre park which includes miles of walking trails through the wilderness and along the waterfront.

Sub-boards: Fort Nisqually, Owen Beach, Point Definace Zoo & Aquarium