Kaer Beach

The western portion of the I'queyer Peninsula is home to Kaer Beach. Bathed in the warm waters of Somani Bay, this is perhaps the most luxurious beach on the continent. The highlands run freshwater into the sea, and the brackish environment is perfect for unique species of fish. It is picture perfect in it's views of the ocean, and if one looks hard enough, they can almost make out the canyons of Xisyn across the water.

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In an effort to provide the least restrictve roleplaying environment available, Anikira and their staff have moved the community to the Proboards paid forums. This forum allows unlimited writing freedom to members, as well as an ad-free environment and our ability to customize the forum and its ratings/content however we choose! In order to do so, we will require your help! There is a monthly cost associated with this service, and any and all donations toward this goal are appreciated. Please use the PayPal link below for all donations for Anikira maintenance and moving costs. We look forward to a roleplaying environment where the sky is the limit!

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We would like to offer a large thank you to several members that put significant work into the new design of the forum. Thank you to Zen for the work on images for the skin. Thank you to the stock providers for this skin: faestock on DeviantArt and Sas R. on Dawnthieves. We would also like to thank Tril and Bacon For work on the coding and a big thank you to Nile for her work on the map and board images!