Far away in the vast range of the north-western side of the Rocky Mountains, there was a plot land known to the forest creatures as Salanfyer, and in this plot of land lived two particular herds of deer. Though Salanfyer was home to many creatures of all shapes and sizes, none stood out as greatly as the deer that resided in the area. It was said that they came from a territory , off in a distant prairie, that was decimated in a wild fire. Lead by two great leaders, Dawn and Dusk, the herd was determined to find their promise land. A paradise that would house their children and future children to come...



Though as the herd set foot in the land of Salanfyer, a dispute between past lovers arose, and caused a rift between them. With that two kingdoms were formed; The Kingdom of Ita Ut Deum and Ave Gratia Lutea.

The Kingdom of Deum, which was lead by a stag with the name Dusk, ran the herd in the way of the old. Withholding a strong belief that their gods had followed them along their journey, and had settled with them in their new found territory, the valley of Almanta. All the while, the Kingdom of Lutea was lead by a fiercely independent doe by the name of Dawn. Having left the way of the old far behind them, the deer of Lutea renounced their old traditions and developed a new form of lifestyle. Following the hoofsteps of their newly found gods of the forest with pride and a new outlook on life in the mountainside of what is to be known as Irien.







The Kingdome Ita Ut Deum was founded by Dusk, one of the leaders that brought the old herd to Salanfyer. He split his Kingdom away from the old herd when Dawn left him as dead along their journey and continued on to their new home. Although furious at her, he regretted his actions and later claimed that he had been enchanted by some kind of spirit. These claims were deemed ridiculous by his Kingdom, whom he had taught to believe only in the gods of old. Deum became an organized Kingdome with appropriate methods for training young deer, but also with brutal violence to claim high ranks. Dusk was always a warrior, and he brought this nature into his Kingdom. Deum claimed the valley of Almanta, with luscious fields not found up the mountain.

The deer here are keen on keeping old traditions alive and are known to have Latin names and are often noble and brave creatures, putting their Kingdom before themselves. They are proud, and believe themselves worthy of praise, although they aren't conceited. These deer can put up with a lot of emotional and mental strain, although it usually shows through their eyes. The deer of Deum can be very quick to accuse others of wrong, and assign blame often when the situation was purely accidental. They are very vocal about their opinions, but most have no trouble admitting when they have been wrong.

They believe in the gods of the old and can turn nasty towards those who openly deny their existence. Few deer of this Kingdom believe in Phoelden and Igur, the spirits of Salanfyer. Those that do, deem them unimportant, and often only believe in Phoelden. The deer of this Kingdom pray to these gods daily and tend to hold activities revolved around them.





The Kingdom Ave Gratia Luteae was founded by Dawn, one of the great leaders of the old herd. She brought the deer of the prairies to their new home in the mountains alongside Dusk, her mate despite the lack of support from the gods. Dawn believed they had left the gods among the wasteland of their old home from the beginning, but she wasn't vocal about it along their journey as her mate believed strongly in them, and she didn't want to spread despair. However, when she was accused to have abandoned Dusk on his death bed, she openly declared her lost faith and allegiance to the small yellow bird who had showed her their new home. She brought her supports partway up the mountain Irein, and they formed the Kingdom that lives there today.

A very unique naming system was devised from this Kingdom by mistake. After the leader named her own fawns after two words, broken and then forged loosely back together, it soon caught on and became a normal tradition. To name a fawn in Luteae, the mother first picks two words. One of these words is always a plant and the other can be either an animal or a land formation. The words are then split apart and then then placed together to create a name.

Like their neighboring Kingdom, the deer here tend to be prideful and very firm opinions, and many are not afraid to voice them. They are usually very bent on doing what is morally right, and makes the most sense. These deer aren't easily influenced or won over, although they are reasonable. Almost all deer are adept at keeping their emotions out of a technical conversation, and hidden from other deer. With the exception of their belief, which is not shared by their cousins in Deum. Partly due to the presence of a plant in their name, these deer have faith in an afterlife where their spirit is protected by this plant.




For those willing to join and try out for a place in the roleplay, the group link is here. Please take the time to read through all the journals thoroughly and submit any completed application as directed into the pending application folder.

Once applied we will look over and decide to will be accepted and help those edit their biography so they may be accepted. Any questions is to be asked on the front page. You do not have to be Picasso to join this group.

If accepted into the group, Hadou and I shall draw your newly found character for free, but only if your application was accepted and if you let us know that you're from the endless forest community.