Getting Started

Welcome to Firenzi! This is where you can find all the information necessary to join us.

How We Do Things Here

Inside is a compilation of all of the Firenzi rules. Please read our rules in order to ensure a fun game play for all.

Gameplay Announcements

News and updates will be posted here. Check back frequently to stay on top of the local happenings. Also, if you will be absent or on vacation, please inform the Firenzi community here.

Free Roam

A place for fellow Firenzians to chat, plot, share stories, and more! Please keep in mind that the rules apply here as well.

Character Sheets

Ready to create a new character? Whether this is your first time here or your twentieth, we welcome new characters into the land of Firenzi. A basic sample sheet has been provided; however, feel free to look at the Admin's sheets or logbook for ideas.

Adoptables

Post unwanted characters up for adoption. This can be either cubs in an upcoming litter or characters you no longer use. Must include character sheet(s).

Log Books

Here you can keep all your character sheets in one place. Also, you can detail or update your character sheets as needed.

Firenzi Announcements

Did you hear about the new litter born? Or the territory that was claimed by a loner? Keep up to date with all the in-game happenings here.

Buffalo Flats

"Oh, give me a home where the buffalo roam..." This certainly is a wonderful place to call home. Buffalo Flats fared better than most of territories as the water buffalo and antelope migrate through here and cross N'cinyane River to reach their breeding grounds every year. The steady water supply from Crystal Range, coupled with the foliage from neighboring Daladala Forest creates a rich, lush land.

Ingoyama Plains

Welcome to the heart of the Savannah! Ingoyama is one of the flattest, grassiest territories. There is plenty of space here for a large pride or clan to live comfortably. Weather is hardly ever an issue, and seasons seem almost not to exist. The Mane River borders this territory and attracts a variety of prey.

Siphila Ningi

Named for its near-perfect environment, "We Live In Prosperity" is a little gem tucked between Brittle Forest and The Firelands. Home to the breeding grounds of the water buffalo and antelope, Siphila Ningi natives know to wait patiently for their prey to cross N'cinyane River. The southern part of this region used to be jungle until the Firestorm devastated the whole area. Only until recently is the little land beginning to flourish. Only a small pride or clan can be supported in this territory. That being said, this territory shares a large border with the Nquma Territory; natives be wary.

Morto Territory

A very mountainous temperate range ripples through this territory. Strong, athletic felines thrive here living off of the clean air and bighorn population. Natives of Morto often view hunting as an art and pride themselves in long-duration stalking and well-crafted kills. This territory shares its border with the Felwa Territory, so natives must be brave and powerful enough to ward off intruders at any hour.

Sunback Canyons

Felines living in the Canyons are usually known for being scavengers and small-prey hunters, despite a fairly decent large-prey population living within their borders. There is not a ton of foliage to be found, but many of these canyons hold caves that would make perfect dens and nurseries. Natives sport a great memory; it is said that each member knows every one of the 100+ canyons, caves, and crevices like the bottom of their pad. Strangers beware: it is quite easy to get lost here!

Felwa Territory

Very little is known about the Felwa natives or territory. Their land is vast, and they prefer to stay away from the borders. Cats living in the Felwa Territory most likely migrated from another territory or were banished from their clan. The natives, however, have been known to hold their own in a fight - living next to the Nqumas has never been an issue. There are rumors in Firenzi that in some of the extremities of their territory, the land has started to grow back. Some even say that there is a hidden oasis, but that's just a myth...or is it?

Nquma Territory

The weak of heart beware! Only the most audacious, fiercest cats dare to venture in the Nquma Territory. This land, located in the heart of Siyo Nqoba, is still nearly barren. Hardly anything has grown in this area since it was ravaged by The Firestorm. The ground, consisting of red clay and burnt ashes, gives the appearance of "flames" anytime there's a sunny day. Nquma natives are known to be a rowdy group and often venture into other territories in order to find food. They aren't afraid to start a fight, and you can bet they will surely finish one.

Crystal Range

The greatest mystery of Firenzi is certainly Crystal Range. Said to be the last tundra terrain on the planet, this land was unscathed by The Firestorm. The northern part of this region is mountainous, with ice melting and flowing through the tundra to the rest of Firenzi. Frost Falls is the beautiful waterfall which supplies all of Firenzi with the Range's precious water. Like the Felwas, natives of Crystal Range are generally secretive and reserved. Though many are not overtly sociable, the natives have been known to lend a helping and when needed.

Daladala Forest

Water rushing in the distance, crickets chirping at your pads, wind swaying through your pelt, a macaw squabbling overhead... Do you hear the call of the jungle? Daladala is home to hundreds of thousands of foliage, bug, and prey species. Though untouched by The Firestorm, the extreme temperatures in the atmosphere did amp up the heat - 115 degrees + 100% humidity is not uncommon here. Though there is plenty of food and drink, this territory is rather small; it can support only a small clan or pride.

Brittle Forest

Despite its name, Brittle Forest is actually very alive and well-off. The name is derived from the small line of half-burnt trees that mark the border between here and the Siphila Ningi/Nquma Territory. Rivers are abundant and in some areas, the terrain is almost marsh-like. A small number of large land mammals live here (elephants, hippos, rhinos), and co-exist nicely with the natives. These animals have been known to desert their old or sickly, leaving easy kills for the natives. However, this means there is not a whole lot of room for a large pride or clan.