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- These deer are not at the top of the food chain and natural predators still seek them out for food; however, humans do not exist in this world.
- Have permission from the victim before murdering them.
- Albino, piebald, and melanistic deer are alright, but please don't make too many.
- No out-of-roleplay drama.
- No godmodding/powerplay.
- ANY deer species is allowed!
- You may have minor, resource-made clothing. ( ex. tree bark armour, silk cape, flower crown, etc.. )
- You may have pets that aren't normally a threat to deer. ( ex. raccoon, bird, fox, etc.. )
- Please no perfect goods or perfect evils.

Rogue Class

Village Class

Medical Class

Arcane Class

Beast-Tamer Class

Highest Star
Highest Star is an extreme- almost near cult-like- religious community who shuns all of those who do not believe the Star Watchers; the spirits of their passed ancestors who have manifested themselves into the stars above. To respect their beliefs, they tend to sleep at day and work under midnight's open wings. The land in which they roam is a dense oak and birch tree forest with a small stream trickling through the center, a thick fog rolling in every so often from the neighbouring sea. Most Highest Star members tend to be a little blind, somewhat ignorant to colour, and seen as skittish if seen awake at day. They have a large crystal that emits a bluish glow nestled in their cave called the "Prophet Stone".

Setting Sun
Highly alert and always seeming to be awake, a Setting Sun member likes the thought of cuddling up into tall grasses for sleep and protection. Due to their lack of sleep, these deer can be a little jittery or their speech is laced with slurred words. A lake with a few branches of streams rests in the heart of their village, attracing Setting Sun members to gather there as staying in the Sun all day could bring around some serious health problems if they didn't keep cool.

Mourning Willow
Mourning Willow is a very secluded and sluggish community, almost always yawning as they converse if you ever find one to speak with. Every morning at 3:05 A.M. sharp, they'll give a silent prayer before swimming through a lake to reach a lone willow tree, growing on a small island in the middle of the lake, and press their forehead against it's trunk for good luck. They aren't as bad as Highest Star is when considering religion, because they'll still welcome any non-believers with open arms and not pressure them into praying or carrying out religious traditions.

Distant Falls
These deer tend to be deafened by hearing the sounds of crashing water day after day, a fog rolling in on their fir forest home almost daily thanks to the mist that rises up from the nearby falls. The elders of Distant Falls like to make the newer generations believe that there is a dragon behind the curtain of water, but scouts have reported it to just be a pirate or two and some exiles.