Whether you're the artist or the customer, this place is the place to go if you're interested in photomanipulation, or any other little graphics you may need around the site. Members may open their own studios to manage themselves, so please mind the rules of the artist you plan to use. If you're interested in creating a studio, please read for further information inside.

Sub-boards: MISC. IMAGING, CARHARTT CREATIONS, SPYDER BYTE DESYGNS

Since Esseria requires active members in order to thrive, we hope you stick around all day every day, but we know that can't be the case. So if you are planning on being away for a while, just let us know. We'd appreciate the notice even if it's a weekend vacation. Also note that if you're MIA for longer than two weeks without notice, and you hold a major site position, you risk losing your title, so please make a point to stop by and let us know.

Since there is no specific breeding or birthing board, this is where you come to get your foal stats. Please read the rules inside and follow directions correctly, or you may receive a stillborn. Also note that a breeding thread is required, but we don't want any graphic breeding. Posting before and after only is perfectly fine.

Sub-board: FOAL RECORDS

Ready to get rid of a character you don't have time for but don't want to kill off? Have a foal neither parent wants to play? Interested in adopting someone else's creation? This is the perfect place! Trade around the characters, but keep common sense. Trades are only valid if both parties agree!

This is the place where members can keep track of all the herds and such. Please read the rules inside very carefully, and follow all directions. Otherwise, your herd may not be accepted. This is unlike normal RPGs, so please be aware of all important necessary information before applying to create a herd.

Sub-board: INACTIVE HERD LOG

The desert is a vast expanse of orange sand, littered with the painful pricks of cacti and haunting temperature changes. The Virenza mountains wrap around the entire perimeter of Virenza, leaving only a gap for passing through. The mountains are lush and green, but the desert became thirsty after years of having its rain stolen by the mountains. The days here are hot and dry, and only the toughest of equine have what it takes to pass through. The nights, however, are owned by the cold. Blistering heat drops to temperatures below freezing within hours, but nothing ever turns to frost due to the lack of moisture. The desert makes passing to and from Virenza difficult, but it does offer refuge for the weak where the mountains touch ground. Caves are scattered throughout the land with tiny springs of water creating pools in the deepest parts of the mountain, making it possible for equine to thrive here in the harshest environment.

The evergreens are located just at the base of the southern mountains, stretching to nearly halfway across to the northern mountains. This forest is thick, and the floor is littered with layers of pinestraw. The trees consist mainly of massive pines, having never been harvested by humans. The evergreens seem very clean and organized, for lack of better terms. There is not much undergrowth aside from grasses and some brush, so the land is very easy to navigate. It is, however, quite beautiful and alive with life. The land rolls easily over the hills and other various surface imperfections, but the ground is not rough like the mountains. It is a relatively safe part of Virenza, as far as terrain is concerned, and streams from the mountains provide the evergreens with a constant water supply.

The valley of Virenza is lush with green, thick grasses stretching miles from the evergreens to the nothern Virenza mountains. The evergreens and valley meet where the trees form a solid line and simply stop, so traveling between the two lands is relatively common to the equine. The valley, because of its flat and smooth terrain, is a common place for the equine to rest when foaling, as the mountains are sometimes too harsh and sometimes cause fatal accidents. However, the vast open leaves room for mistake, as well, for predators are known to hunt these lands. The valley has no main water source aside from perhaps flooded parts of the plain, but surrounding lands offer plenty of options for a thirsty equine. On the other hand, many equine enjoy grazing in the open fields, as the grasses are lush and plentiful.

If one manages to get across the marshes, the next land in Kavelor is the Dead Wood, otherwise known for its dense population of dead trees. For reasons unknown, the wood catches fire quite often - at least every two to three years. Though the Dead Wood does, in fact, have live trees, there are sections that are strictly dead standing trees. New life does eventually grow - and quite quickly due to the rich soil here. However, the fires keep life here generally low, and while dead trees are replaced with living ones, fires are also killing living sections of the wood to keep a relatively equal balance.

The third land of Kavelor is South Beach, which would sound as if paradise here in Kavelor. However, the beaches here are hot and dry, affected indirectly by the fires of the Dead Wood. Though humid in the air, the ground is constantly dry - taking on a somewhat desert appearance. Of course, there is vegetation here. Palm trees are scattered across the terrain, and the ground consist of a large percentage of black rock. However, there is one outstanding feature here. The ocean remains shallow for two to three miles in the bay area, making it possible to walk to island just off the coast. The water here is gorgeous, and the shallows are an interesting place to enjoy.