This is the announcement board used to display information happening in the RPG. Whether it is to announce an upcoming full moon event, mourn the death of a character, or announce sales going on in certain stores, this is the place you'll want to check frequently.

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If you are new to Soul Phrase, then this is the place you should be headed. Inside the Newcomer Plaza is information you'll need to get started here on Soul Phrase. The rules, basic plot line, and other important information are listed here.

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Questions, comments, concerns, suggestions. Anything that you feel can help Soul Phrase become better, please do not hesitate to let us know! We're always in search of new ideas and we'd love to hear member input!

Just let it be known this is NOT an RPG planning section. This is to help better the board as a whole.

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Leaving us for a little while? Or perhaps even forever? How about you let us know here, so we can determine what to do with your characters, or if we'll need to free them up or just lend them to another player.

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The lounge is free reign for any and all chat. Let's say you just played that new Final Fantasy game and you're just dying to talk to someone about it. Go ahead and post it here! You never know who might have something in common with you.

[Please be appropriate. No arguing/fighting. Label all spoilers appropriately.]

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This is where all accepted profiles are placed.

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Sub-boards: Canon, Original

While some people may know each other here on the board, others may not and may wish to request others to role play with them. If you have a fancy little sub-plot you'd like to do, or want a sibling for a character, or simply just want to find someone who has a character similar to yours, this is the place for you to go.

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The classrooms of the elementary school. Each student is split into a different classroom based on their grade level. The numbers represent the grade level and the letters represent the classroom.

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Sub-boards: Class 1-A, Class 1-B, Class 1-C, Class 2-A, Class 2-B, Class 2-C, Class 3-A, Class 3-B, Class 3-C, Class 4-A, Class 4-B, Class 4-C, Class 5-A, Class 5-B, Class 5-C, Class 6-A, Class 6-B, Class 6-C

Growing children need good food for lunch. If their parents didn't make their lunch, then they get it from here for free, due to fund raising from the parent-teacher association.

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The school hallways of the elementary school. They're generally empty during school hours, since kids are often out playing at recess or in the cafeteria or classrooms for lunch.

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Sub-boards: Shoe Lockers, Faculty Office, Nurse's Office, Library, Restrooms

The classrooms in the middle school. Each class is labeled with a number, which represents the year, and a letter, which represents the class. Every student belongs to one class.

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Sub-boards: Class 1-A, Class 1-B, Class 1-C, Class 1-D, Class 2-A, Class 2-B, Class 2-C, Class 2-D, Class 3-A, Class 3-B, Class 3-C, Class 3-D

Middle school students are suggested to participate in clubs, in order to spend more time with their classmates, to improve various skills, and to have fun.

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Sub-boards: Science Labs, Home Economics Room, Music Room, Art Room, Kendo Room, Swimming Pool, Track Field, Volleyball Court, Tennis Court

Everybody's gotta eat! Most of the students purchase lunch from the school, though quite a few opt to bring their own bags from home.

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The classrooms of the high school. The various rooms each host their own class, differing by number and letter. The number stands for the school year, while the letters split up the students into classes.

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Sub-boards: Class 1-A, Class 1-B, Class 1-C, Class 1-D, Class 1-E, Class 1-F, Class 2-A, Class 2-B, Class 2-C, Class 2-D, Class 2-E, Class 2-F, Class 3-A, Class 3-B, Class 3-C, Class 3-D, Class 3-E, Class 3-F

The main lobby of the high school. It serves as a central place for students coming and leaving the school, due to the store, the shoe lockers, and the main doors.

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Sub-boards: Shoe Lockers, Gekkoukan School Store

The left hallway on the high school's first floor. It contains most of the staff offices and the library, so few students come down here.

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Sub-boards: Faculty Office, Nurse's Office, Library, First Floor Restrooms

The right hallway of the high school. This hallway is under most of the classrooms, and contains many of the non-sport club rooms.

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Sub-boards: Science Labs, Home Economics Room, Music Room, Art Room, Cooking Room

The sports corridor of the high school. It leads to the various sports clubs rooms indoors, and connects with the track field and other courts outdoors.

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Sub-boards: Boxing Room, Kendo Room, Swimming Pool, Archery Field, Track Field, Fencing Field, Volleyball Court, Tennis Court

The second floor of the high school. This floor mainly contains classrooms, though there are a few important non-educational rooms here as well.

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Sub-boards: Student Council Room, P.A. Room, Second Floor Restrooms

The various classroom buildings across the university. Each building is home to a different subject, bunching all classes under that subject in one convenient place.

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Sub-boards: Math Building, Science Building, Language Building, History Building, Computer Building, Music Building, Fine Arts Building

The facilities of the university. Most of the various business offices are here, along with other places the students need to visit.

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Sub-boards: Administrative Office, Honor Council Room, Janitor's Closet, Teachers' Offices, Library, Student Medical Center

The dining hall of the university. There are a various number of cultural styles prepared and served to the students here, allowing a diversity in meals.

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The bookstore of the university. Various university related paraphenalia can be purchased here, along with school supplies and books for the university students.

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Iwatodai Station is the place where the strip mall is. The mall is full of restaurants and stores, open day and night. Shadows can be fought around the area during the Dark Hour.

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Sub-boards: Iwatodai Train Station, Octopia, Wild-Duck Burger, Bookworms, Sweet Shop, Hakagure, Wakatsu Restaurant, Beef Bowl Shop, Book On!

It's much smaller than Iwatodai Station, but this is the train that students take to go back to the dormitories from the school. There's also a movie theatre here!

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Sub-boards: Port Island Train Station, Screen Shot, Rafflesia, Back Alleyway

This is a place of prayer. Pray for better grades, pray for an end to the Dark Hour, pray for luck, pray for love, pray for anything, and offer your loose yen in hopes of your prayers and wishes coming true.

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Sub-boards: Shrine, Playground

The various dormitories that cater to both Gekkoukan High School and Tatsumi University. Many students live here to be closer to their schools.

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Sub-boards: Iwatodai Dormitory - S.E.E.S., Iwatodai Dormitory - Female Dorm, Iwatodai Dormitory - Male Dorm, Gekkoukan Dormitory, Tatsumi Dormitory

Homes, apartments, and a local park. Many of the elementary school students, middle school students, and parents live here, though there are some Gekkoukan High School and Tatsumi University students living at home still.

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Sub-boards: Suburban Neighborhoods, Apartment Complexes, Tatsumi Public Park

This place is rumored to be the place for romance when the night falls. During the day, it's an ordinary street just like everywhere else, but when the sun goes down, things get steamy... but be careful, because thugs, prostitutes, and pimps tend to loiter around here.

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Sub-board: Seaside Clamshell Inn

The paulownia mall during the dark hour. The shops aren't open, considering that the cashiers are in coffins and the registers don't work, but that doesn't mean that the mall is closed from those who can enter it during the dark hour.

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The iwatodai train station during the dark hour. None of the trains run during the dark hour, but there are a large number of coffins here from the various passengers.

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The naganaki shrine during the dark hour. The eerie green glow from the moon makes the normally tranquil shrine seem almost sinister...

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