A quick overview of the site, and a glimpse of what to expect upon becoming a member.

Summaries of the "mini-plots" as they occur, and a quick way to stay up to date on current events in the world of Soul Eater, DOOD.

Every site needs these, right? The general rules governing how members of the community are expected to act, as well as some more specific rules regarding the roleplay itself. Essential to know, considering that rule breaking is the road to banland.

Check here often in order to stay up to date on what's happening!

Have a question about the rules? Pop in here. Please read past topics, as they may have already covered your question.

Ever have a bunch of Meisters, Weapons, Witches and Kishin Eggs come together to play Supermarket Sweep? Well, that might be sometime in the future--among many other events for everyone's enjoyment.

These are the boards where you can affiliate or advertise your own site. Make sure you read our rules on advertising if you wish to advertise. If you break the rules, your post will be deleted.

Here you can check available/taken canon characters and apply for those that are free!

As you probably surmised, this is where you see if your original character is up to snuff! We might be able to help you make any corrections needed to become acceptable, but you have to be the one to do the work. Inside is a subforum for WIPs. (Works in progress.)

Once you're character has been moved here by staff, you can begin RPing!

Students, classes, partnerships. Official school records, unavailable to either the general public or students that don't need to know, are here.

This is where you can spend your Hell to purchase new techniques and miscellaneous items for characters.

Come here to register for independent residence in Death City, as opposed to boy's and girl's dorms.

Here you can request a character be made, create a character and put them up for adoption or pick up a request/character. (Applications are then moved to Original Characters.)

Deceased characters go here, of course. May they rest in pieces! There is also a subforum for instructive rejected characters.

Need to keep track of your threads? Got a plot you've been dying to play out, but just don't have the people you need for it? Well, here's the place to post those.

"Dood... pass the pipe..."

Here, you can try placing your characters into nonsensical situations that otherwise wouldn't happen in the RP. Anything from impossible duels to Skywhales invading the Netherworld--it's up to you to decide!

From leaves of absence to idle chat to discussing Soul Eater, this is the place to be. Starting a topic to introduce yourself isn't a bad idea either!

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Other than that, this is where people come to physically knock on Lord Death's door--the Headmaster's office.

Run by students, for students. The latest happenings around the DWMA, Death City and relative world events in general--it's staff are always looking for the latest useful scoop to bring to the world's heroes!

Here, Granny tends to the mission board and scrutinizes students to make sure they fit mission qualifications. Students who try to sneak missions they are unqualified for face her gorilla-like might!

At the top of the immense stairway to the DWMA is a large landing in front of the school, a wide open space with small stone fences at the edges for safety purposes. Here is a meeting place for many, as well as a good place to catch a show in the form of a duel every so often.

The hallways of the DWMA were deliberately constructed to be mazelike in an effort to train each students' sense of direction. Of course, this usually means there's at least a few people wandering about, lost.

Unlike most high schools, the DWMA's classrooms are often structured in the form of lecture halls with plenty of space at the bottom--necessary for technique demonstrations.

The nurse's office. Fairly standard, minus the fact that it's quaint facility is stocked just as well as the average hospital when it comes to medicine, with better than average equipment in nearby storage. A kind nurse once brightened this room with her smile--then she had to go and set Asura loose.

A vast and tidy room with shelves upon shelves of books spanning three floors. Floors 2 and 3 are comprised of balconies and bridges, providing a view of the floors below. There are 4 levels of access in the library, and this room is only the first.

"Dood... what happened to all the food?" I don't know, dood. Some girl with a sword came by with a huge guy who only made animal noises, and the next thing I knew, there was nothing left to eat." "Dood..."

Part high school indoor gym, part martial arts dojo. All ready to chew you up and spit you out during Physical Education.

A typical dirt running track, along with various equipment from shot put to pole jumps. Physical examinations are held monthly~

Separated into boys and girls, the group shower rooms are for quickly cleaning up after Physical Education.

Just beneath the school is a dungeon, part of which has been refurbished into a slightly more up to date prison. Elsewhere, the dungeon has instead been converted into fairly pleasant, if dim, living quarters for guests. Beneath these, however, is where the Underground truly begins.

All around the DWMA building, but particularly on either side of the front, large balconies can be found. From here, it's but a hop, skip and a jump to the roof.

Whats got four walls, a rotted sofa, and the desiccated remains of a badger in the bedroom closet? That's right! Your new home!

A cozy, modern bakery-cafe with a varied seating area ranging anywhere from standard tables and booths to big plushy chairs and couches. The menu? Anything from soups to sandwiches to bakes sweets and more! A casual dining environment clearly geared towards the student or worker needing a place to slow down and relax. The majority of its employees are DWMA students, and the restaurant is owned by the Mayweather Meister siblings.

Death City's very own chapter of the five star coffeehouse. One of the many places frequented by students, though it also caters to a great many citizens and school staff.

I scream, you scream--"Dood, stop standing in front of the door and let me get some ice cream!"

The largest pharmacy in Death City; like most local business establishments, it hires trustworthy students looking for some extra money.

High class and fancy dining--in Death City, no place is more refined.

Across the desert from Death City, a mountain range sits. Among its peaks are a lovely set of hot springs, and some places where one can truly be alone.

A place of legend. A place of mystery. A place of renown.

...Right.

"Dood, what happened?" "I think Grand Witch Mabaa was fooling around..."

The Earth is covered in water, and most of its surface is unclaimed territory as a result, a designated "neutral ground." Of course, these waters connect to the waters owned by every country--and their coasts.

The Cathedral is the Main building of the Sabbath. It is where Mabaa Resides, as well as where Mass is held.

The Tower on the right-hand side of the Cathedral. DS makes his home here.

The Tower on the Cathedral's left-hand side. Daciana Rosalia's office is located here, along with the Coven's intelligence center.

Located in the Cathedral's sub-basement, the Barracks is home to the Coven's Anubian guards.

The Research and Development Center, located below the Clock Tower. As the name implies, most Coven-funded research and experimentation happens here. Evelyn Rosalia is the current lead researcher.

The prison located beneath the Bell Tower. Commonly used to house low-threat prisoners, such as average humans and hostages.

The gate leading into Haven is a large iron affair set into an ancient chest-high wall made of crumbling stone. While the structure is hardly anything that could stop someone from breaking in, the risk of not passing through the gate itself to enter or leave Haven is often too high for most to take a chance on.

The barren expanse of roughly a hundred yards between the Haven's wall and the actual buildings, commonly used for training purposes, and thus referred to as the Training Grounds. The Abubian Guards train along this stretch of land daily.

The Bazaar is comparable to Death City’s Marketplace. The Bazaar is a large cobblestone courtyard in haven where witches set up tents, stalls, and rugs, in or on which they sell their goods. Other permanent shopping establishments are scattered throughout the city, as no actual buildings exist in the Bazaar.

The Armory holds the Weapons of the Anubian Guards. Coven witches, however, are allowed to check out what they need from the armory at will.

The mission board is often referred to as the “Eye of the Coven”. Here, witches can take various assignments that will further the cause of the Coven.

Despite the name, there is no set "district" the housing for witches is confined to. Rather, they are scattered all throughout Haven. The title "district" comes from how they're almost always found in clusters, which are collectively called the Residential District for ease's sake.

Known simply as the 10,000 Steps, the Pilgrimage is a long staircase set into the Coven's mountain that must be climbed in order to reach the Sabbath. As most witches fly up, the Anubian Guards are often the only ones on it, due to how they have to make the journey twice a day. For coven witches that cannot fly, there is a small gremlin with a magic carpet to take them to the top. Non-Coven witches, on the other hand, are forced to make the Pilgrimage.