Hmm, so the game has a community...WITH A BLOG SYSTEM!

So today was my first day playing "The Endless Forest" So I should talk about what I think of the game and how I found it.
So I had just got my lap top fixed and its memory wiped, and I had nothing to do since my tablet broke.
I went to google to find a new RPG since "Impressive Title" died and "Feral Hearts" Isn't out yet. So in the little search bar I typed "Animal MMRPG games" and I got TEF. Now I read up on the game a bit, and found it pretty interesting how there is no speaking in the game (thank god, I hate chat speak) I also found it quite impressive looking, and love the style of art put into it. I decided I should download it.

At least 2 and a half hours later (thanks to slow connection) the game was fully installed and I was on my way to playing.
First I played with out signing up, so I could adjust the settings to make it run smoother. and then I signed up. When I first realized you don't name your character, but get a unique little symbol, I was very enthralled with this. It was such a good idea. So I finally got online, of course I knew the game inside and out, I'm such a nerd I learned ever thing I could about the game, so playing it was very simple. I finally got around and explored the whole place my self (youtube videos don't show you much, ) I tried out some things and played with other fawns.
The setting and every thing about this game is so unique and realistic. It has its own universe which seems to suck you in as you explore every inch of this beautifully crafted game.
Out of ever animal MMORPG I have played, this one has got to be the most thought through one ever.
Well this is the end of my very first blog, can't wait to play tomorrow!

oh and be sure to PM me if you want to chat. I'm sure we could set up a chat and play session!

-Kkylah

And we'll all cry tears of jewels

A pretty death for a pretty fool, is that what you want?

And we'll burn your body on a pyre of sandalwood and branches from the sea.
Pretty blue flames.

"Mother?"
I looked down to the little body pressed against my dark pelt, his brown fur illuminating in a few leftover autumn rays stretching through the trees from the fading light. With a soft voice I invited his curiosity.
"Yes darling?"
"What makes the sun set?"
"Well. . .no one really knows." I whispered as I looked far away into the dying orange glowing through the wood. "But, my father used to tell me a story when I was a fawn, of how the great spirit of the forest brought day and night to all living things."
"Herne?" He asked eagerly.
"Yes."
"How?"
"Well. . . . ." I began. .



. . . . . .A long, long time ago, in a magical forest, along a mystical river, lived two deer. A handsomely muscular twelve point stag and a beautifully poignant doe brought together by the forces of the universe for the perfect match, vowed to love and protect each other for eternity, for together they cast over the dawn of every morning, and cover us with the dusk of every evening. Without the sun rising and setting the world would not grow and time would seize. So the great spirit of Herne, the God of deer, put Dusk and Dawn together on Earth to roam the forest forever free of harm, and bring about another night and a new day.

However, Herne had one condition that came with this gift. As long as they remained together on Earth they were never to cross the mystical river at the edge of the huge forest. When Dawn asked Herne why they were never to cross, he replied 'Because when one of the spirits of the forest no longer has a place of life in this wood, I send them across the river to the other one, to roam free until I decide to send them back. I gave you the privilege to enjoy the forest forever, to cross the river to the land of spirit would be an insult.' With that Dawn didn't question him further, in fear of abusing Herne's generosity.

So the two deer enjoyed the forest day after day, night after night.

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Warning! This story is told by an evil character and thus may be too mature for some readers. Read at your own risk!

Unicorns are real! as told by Iugulare

"Get comfortable, because this story is true, and unlike what many idiots believe, Unicorns are not cuddly horses! In fact...", Iugulare smirks, "they're infectious just like me."

"Where people got the idea that unicorns are nice creatures is beyond me. They hate the world, hate all creatures, and to cross one would be unfortunate. Yes, unicorns look like horses, but their 'skin' is really an infection like mine is. Their bodies are completely gelatinous. They do, however, have organs and bones, and yes, their lone horn is part of the skeleton. Now, this is where unicorns are much, much different than what has been told about them."

The stoat sits, "Unicorns do not graze, but instead are predators. They devour other animals, engulfing them through their body or otherwise just eating them. They digest their prey whole, bones and all. Unicorns are one of the few species in the world that does not leave anything behind. Now here's the interesting part - they cannot reproduce on their own. They must find a pregnant animal, such as a doe, horse, cow, ox...really anything, and impregnate it. How they do so is interesting, too. They partially engulf the pregnant creature and somehow are able to make the young within them mutate into a unicorn. Don't ask me how they do it, magic I guess.", she waves her paws in the air as she says this. "Any pregnant creature that births a unicorn will have a painful, painful experience.