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Welcome to The valley of Kagonn, an adoptable Roleplay Game.
Here you will discover the world of Kagonn, create your own tribe, and develop your characters!
We hope you enjoy your stay!

For those wondering, these mice are unique in a way that although they have natural coat colours they can have almost any eye colour c:
They also have lil tufted tails for communication!

[souldier]

𝕎elcome, traveller, to The Valley Of Kagonn!
Here you can create your own tribe of loyal mice and discover a whole new hidden world.
To start off I'll introduce myself. I'm Feather, a Member of The Tribe Of The Rushing Pines.
Unique, huh? My tribe lies in the middle of a line of pine trees, we fall asleep every night to the sound of
the wind swooshing through the pine boughs.
I just love it here. The feeling of the wind in my fur, the smiles on my tribe mates faces as we laugh and joke
at meal time.. This is the life.
Sorry! I'm getting a bit carried away. Anyway, It wasn't always this way. There was once a time when no mice lived here.
Come, I'll tell you a story. The story of my ancestors.

"𝕃ong long ago, before my tribe - before any tribe, actually - existed, this valley was a vast and unexplored.
There were no mice here. Only the occasional migrating bird or insect dared enter this foreign place.
Until a band of weary Rodents came into the valley from who knows where, and claimed this paradise for their own.
They reproduced and grew in numbers greatly over the next few years.
These mice were The Tribe Of Paradise Plains, the first tribe of our story.
They began to take up special tribe roles and traditions, which are still used to this day.

All was well until a certain mouse was appointed leader. Now usually there are four leaders, and all must agree on something
before it is done, but this mouse, Jag, wanted to lead the tribe himself. Jag was popular among his tribe mates - he was big, handsome, and very cunning. One day he did something terrible, something that was to be the downfall of his tribe - and the beginning of a new era.
Predators were very scarce in these parts, hence the name Paradise Plains.
Until one winter, in the dead of night, a creature was born.
In the season to come this creature, along with Jag, would destroy everything the tribe knew and loved.

In spring, when new life was abundant in the Paradise Plains clan, the creature struck.

It had grown and outlived all others of it's kind in that terrible winter, and become something many feared.
It preyed on those who least expected it. With one leap of a long, slender body and a snap of two terrible jaws death was quick for the mouse unfortunate enough to stray into the path of the creature. Many mice were killed, and the tribe was struck with terror.
Until..

Jag was but a builder, with no significant importance within his tribe, but when the creature began taking mice and terrorising the border runners, he felt it his duty to do something about it.
He successfully and heroically led it away with a long trail of bait, getting wounded himself in the process, and came back victoriously to his tribe. There was much dancing and celebrating that night, for alas, the beast was gone!
Or so they thought..

Now the tribe of paradise plains had recently lost a leader, who died peacefully from old age, and demanded that Jag be put in the place of the deceased elder.
The leaders at first denied their request, for Jag was but a young builder with no knowledge of leadership.
But the villagers pleaded, and eventually the next day Jag was put among the leaders, in what many believed to be his rightful place."

But what about the Beast, you say?
How does the story end?
Tragically, unfortunately.
So let us continue...

"𝕎hile the mice were yet still celebrating their victory, and proud Jag accepting all praise and spoils, as to be expected, the beast returned.

For as the tribe later learned, Jag had not led it away, but only made a covenant with it!
He had promised all the young mice of the next season as a meal for the creature, if he would only stay away 2 months, long enough for Jag to become leader. At first the creature had tried to eat him, hence the wound on his leg, but Jag had soon made clear his intentions.
He did a very terrible and foolish thing, for soon, when the creature returned, Jag himself had aquired mate and a family!
The creature demanded its reward, but Jag, being stubborn and proud, as well as foolish, declined his request.
The next few days were chaos. The creature raged full fury on the tribe, and many mice were scattered or killed.
Jag himself was last seen leaping into the river of Kagonn, and to this day no mouse knows his fate.

By next spring the mice of Kagonn had re-established themselves into smaller tribes, some moving higher into the mountains, some staying in the forest below, and some moving in among the reeds of the river bank."

Step one: Create a founder

[souldier]

☑ Be polite

☑ Respect the staff

☑ You may not adopt more mice than your than
your current level allows

☑ Contact me if you no longer want your
Mice, they will be put up for re-adoption

☑ You may create and join Valley of Kagonn roleplays,
But please be sure to follow all the adopt rules.

☑ Maintain your thread
and keep it alive, you can only have one tribe!

☑ These mice only have realistic colours.
If you would like to know more about mouse colours
I would advise doing some research

☑ You may buy one custom mouse every 2 weeks

☑ You may make as much
art of your mice as you want, this is a great way to level up!


☑ Each of your mice has three breeding slots. Choose wisely!

☒ You can not trade or gift your mice.
This rule may change over time, however for the meantime this is not allowed.

☒ You may not move up a level
without completing the required tasks.

☒ You may not edit the lines of your
Mouse or add anything without permission
from the species owner.

☒ Only staff can ask payment for adopts -
Usually this is held as an auction.

☒ You may not sell your
mouse for any type of currency.

☒ Valley of Kagonn mice
are a realistic species and can only be male or female,
and can only breed with the opposite gender.

☒ You may not make custom mice with any
line edits besides scars/expression edits, however you must have my approval before they're official.

Disobeying these rules will result in a ban,
and all your mice will be put up for re adoption.

[souldier]

Well, now that you know the story, let's get you started!
First you need to fill out this form, and your mouse will be created by one of our artists.
Please keep in mind that this is a realistic species, and can not have any unnatural fur colours or markings.
You can only have one founder, so choose carefully!
Also make sure to read through all the rules and guides available!
Enjoy!

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[b]Username:[/b]
[b]Tribe name:[/b]
[b]Mouse name:[/b] (something nature related, simple names like "rock" and "Leaf are best)
[b]Short description:[/b]

[souldier]

Level 0:
Create a thread for your tribe

Level 1:
Max tribe members: 1
Get your founder
Create a personality for your founder

Level 2: Max mice: 5
Max leaders: 1
Describe your tribes environment/village in either art or writing
Get a food gatherer
Get a builder

Level 3:
Max mice: 8
Max leaders: 1
Max healers: 1
Draw a scene for one of your tribe members
Describe how one of your tribe members found food
Get a healer

Level 4:
Max mice: 12
Max leaders: 2
Max healers: 1
Describe something bad that happened to your mice, and how they
Worked as a tribe to get through it. Maybe someone gets injured in the process,
Write or draw a scene about how your healer helped them recover.
Write personalities for 3 mice

Level 5:

Max mice:18
Max leaders: 3
Max healers: 2
Write or draw about how one of your young mice decided what they want to be/ how they want to serve their tribe
Describe the near death experience of one of your tribe members in either writing or art.

Level 6:
Max mice: 25
Max leaders: 4
Write or draw about any 3 scenes of your choice
Write or draw draw a scene showing the relationship between two of your tribe members.
Are they friends? Enemies? You decide!

Level 7-13:
To gain a level from here onward you must either write or draw 3 scenes of your choice,
Write a short personality for 3 tribe members,
And draw a piece of art of any of your mice.
You have a maximum of 32 mice.

Level 14:

Write about the anointing of either a new mentor or a leader,
And how they felt about their new role.
Draw art of 3 of your mice.
You have a maximum of 35 mice.
To move up another level you must have completed these tasks as well as have written personalities for at least half of your mice.

Level 15:
Will add later

[JulieMew1010]

My heart melted seeing this cute species! I'm super excited c:

[sobble]

if you thought i would pass up a mouse u were ... wrong

[winkatuck]

just yes

[souldier]

Thanks everyone for the nice comments <3
I'll try finish them today!

[redtruck]

mark; these lookin mighty blessed what babes