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Hello everybody, and welcome to Heist of the Hourglass. If you read anything on this site, then it should be everything that is in this board. Here you will find the rules that you'll have to follow, the plot that everyone will be going by, the characteristics of the species, and a whole lot of other little odds and ends.

This is where you will find anything and everything involving the creation of your character. There is a set of canons that you are allowed to choose from, or you can be creative and make an original. Either way, you'll have to follow the character app which can be found here too.

Once you've created a character and have had your application accepted, you need to come here in order to make all of your claims, such as celebs, cell phone numbers, email addresses, etc.

Here's where you can come up with all of those oh-so fun subplots. Character relations can also be found here.

If you're bored and don't have anything to do with your character, come here and make a thread of your own to lure people in. A list of all open threads will be here.

If you need to send somebody a text or leave a voicemail, you're more than welcome to do that right here. And if you need a pre-set layout, just ask one of the admins about it.

If your character keeps a journal you can put all of the entries right here. Log there thoughts in this board.

Once you've got a screen name you can come here to talk online with other characters.

What used to be warehouses in the 1930s, Bishop Art District has grown a lot busier in modern times. It houses many boutiques and tons of authentic restaurants, such as Vitto’s (Italian), Vera Cruz (Meso-American), Chan Thai (Thai), and lots of others.

This block is taken up mostly by residential homes and office space, although it’s rumored that the demons claim this as their territory.

One of the bigger art and entertainment districts in Dallas, Deep Ellum’s roots go way back to the early 1900s. If you’re looking for a night of jazz and drink, then you’ve come to the right place.

Main Street is the heart of all Dallas. There are tons of shops and restaurants, hotels and clubs. Beware though – the vampires made it their home long ago. Don’t go stirring things around.

If you just witnessed something or need to file a complaint, here's the place to come. But don't think it'll get done efficiently. Some of the cops aren't that trustworthy.

This upscale shopping mall built in 1982, modeled after the Galleria Vittorio Emanuelle II in Italy, is filled with a ton of shops and restaurants as well as an indoor ice skating rink.

Located in downtown Dallas, this college was originally opened for fashion design. Now it is home to tons of students who all wish to go into a career of merchandising. And what better place to have it than right smack in the middle of a huge industrial city?

This history-rich building houses the finest art and music, and is a live venue that brings in many locals and tourists for its concerts and other shows. The lycans tend to hang out around here.

Right across the street from the Convention Center is the famous Grassy Knoll where president John F. Kennedy was assassinated. Many come here to pay their respects and it is a rather eerie place. Of course that doesn’t bother any of the immortals; they hang around the park area for fun.

Victory Park is a very busy place. It is home to the American Airlines Center, which houses the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Desperados national champion sports teams, Victory Plaza, the Grand Lux Plaza (which has recently opened a delicious Cheescake Factory), the Dallas Museum of Nature and Science, as well as an assortment of other odds and ends.

Dallas, Texas, is home to one of the several Six Flags amusement parks in the nation. Complete with a free-fall tower, a wooden rollercoaster, as well as the newest addition, a 52' thriller coaster called The Titan, it's a perfect place to go if you want to get an extreme adrenaline rush.

Whether you’re here for the dancing or you have planned out your own private party in some of the upstairs quarters, Gilley’s Dallas is one of the most famous nightclubs in the southwest. Complete with a mechanical bull (which is just plain stupid when you put drunk people in the mix), it’s a nightlife hotspot and is always extremely crowded.

One of the busiest international airports, Dallas-Ft. Worth sees a lot of people going in and out of the city on a regular basis.

Inside the city there’s a few blocks of apartment complexes and retail places dedicated to this particular neighborhood. It has recently opened a few new restaurants and the North Park Mall.

This particular neighborhood is where you can find the Lakewood Theatre where old films are played and many modern plays are performed, as well as trendy restaurants and shopping venues. It’s occupied mostly by the upper class.

Filled with middle class homes, this neighborhood is all about historic preservation.

We've all heard the song from Little Shop of Horrors. Skid Row is filled mostly with the homeless people of Dallas, and makes an excellent feeding ground for the immortals.

A reservoir constructed in the twentieth century, the beautiful lake and the park around it is a very popular place for the public.

About forty-five minutes down the road is the city of Denton. Home to the University of North Texas, it’s a bustling place with a lot to do. If you like dancing, be sure to stop by the One O’clock Café where the world-famous UNT jazz band plays frequently.

Unless you’re really into plants, you’re going to stay away from this place. Although there is a lovely little bistro that makes a great place to eat on a date.

A little ways from town there’s the Trinity River. It’s a very recreational area and has a lot to offer, like boat rentals and cozy cabins that are off the beaten path. Trinity River is the perfect place for a peaceful getaway.

Eagle Point is an equestrian center located in Fort Worth. You can come here to spend a day outdoors riding on all sorts of trails. And the best thing about it is that it's cheap.

Of course there aren't listings for every city or place in the world here, so if your characters need to take a trip elsewhere this is where you should post. Whether they're going to Paris or down to Corpus Christi, this is there to put it.

This is the place to come if you're taking a breather from role playing. You can more or less post anything that you want to in this board, within reason of course. Games and that sort of stuff are located here.

If a thread goes inactive or has been finished, it will be placed here along with discarded character applications. Use this board for any references you need.

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If you have a knack for graphics, this is the place for you. You can set up your own studio and make graphics for the other role players, or request someone to make one for you. Ask the admins for details.

Sorry guys, this is the only part of the site you can't go on. Very confidential. Top secret. Shh.