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Welcome to A Centenary of Dreams! We are an intermediate/advanced role play forum with a focus on both the Titanic and the Edwardian era. However, you are not limited to the 1910s – in fact, we encourage you to play your characters at any point throughout their lives. We are looking for canons, originals, and there are plenty of character requests up that need filling!
There are currently no character bans up! Males, females and all social classes are welcome!
Our site is aimed towards a more mature audience; an audience that is comfortable with all aspects of life. This includes, but is not limited to: sexual content and innuendos, violence, strong language, death and difficult situations. While we do require that all ‘mature’ threads are marked as such, we cannot guarantee you will not stumble upon such content.
Welcome to our site, we’re glad you’ve found us, and if you have any questions or concerns say hello in the cbox! We’re looking forward to writing with you!
Awards to be announced! Check back soon!
Site created by OLIVIA & MORGAINE.
Skin developed by OLIVIA. Accordion code from HERE and modified to fit our needs.
Graphics by MORGAINE & OLIVIA.
Original characters belong solely to their creators.
We have put a lot of time and effort into making this site what it is. Please do not steal.
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A Centenary of Dreams latest news: JOINING GUIDE.Welcome back; your last visit was on Today
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Welcome
Hello and welcome to A Centenary of Dreams. Here you’ll find all of our important information, and some extra stuff to help you on your way. Please make sure that you read through everything in here!
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Site Announcements
If you want to stay updated (and we hope you do!) make sure that you’re always aware of what’s going on in here. Check back often; there’s always something new and exciting to read about!
Subforums: Announcements,
Contests,
Activity Checks
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May 15 2012, 02:05 PM
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Character Development
Everything you need to know about character creation can be found here. Along with a link to our requested characters, the character application and character statistics. As well, you’ll find all of our accepted applications located within.
Subforums: The Manifest
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May 5 2012, 09:44 PM
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IC Extras
All sorts of extra, fun things are located here for your IC enjoyment. Letters, thread trackers, journals and more can all be found within!
Subforums: Plotting,
Trackers,
Correspondence
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May 9 2012, 07:23 AM
In: •let's shake the bowels ...
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Europe
With a rich and diverse history, Europe is home to millions of people. It is also home to some of the worlds oldest, most beautiful cities and landmarks.
Subforums: England,
France,
Ireland,
Scotland,
Spain
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North America
Relatively “new”, by comparison to Europe anyway, North America is a very large land mass that has only three countries on it. But it is rapidly making up for it’s youth; it’s cities are booming, it’s population growing by leaps and bounds.
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Canada
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Though Europe and North America were two of the most likely places that passengers were coming from/going to, your character may come from somewhere else entirely. If that is the case, please post your threads in here and make sure to include where they’re taking place.
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Ports
The Titanic stopped at only three ports before setting off to cross the Atlantic. Some of them were not big enough to accomodate the Titanic, so the ship could not actually pull up to the dock but instead had to sit further out in the water and passengers were ferried over.
Subforums: Southampton, England,
Cherbourg, France,
Queenstown, Ireland
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Apr 27 2012, 09:44 PM
In: •ringing all the warning bells
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First Class
The Titanic’s first class went above and beyond all social expectations. It truly was the grandest ship in the world – for the wealthy. White Star Line seemed to spare no expense when it came to taking care of the world’s wealthiest, most influential passengers. Everything was new. Everything was beautiful. It was like a floating palace and few passengers had seen anything nicer in their lives.
Subforums: Staterooms,
Corridors,
Dining,
Entertainment,
Decks
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Second Class
While second class could hardly be compared to first in regards to splendour and finery, it was still a beautiful class to travel in. Comfortable, fresh, attentive staff and everything masterfully done, second class passengers experienced something that they never would have on any other ship. Second class accommodations on the Titanic were comparable to first class accommodations on most other ships of the day.
Subforums: Staterooms,
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Third Class
Third class was, by comparison, drab and dull – however, steerage passengers were quite accustomed to having to bring their own food, their own bedding, and being cramped into tiny quarters for an Atlantic crossing. Not on this ship. They were served like the wealthy, they had good, secure rooms, and plenty of places to wander. Their accommodations were comparable to second class accommodations on most other ships.
Subforums: Staterooms,
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Dining Room,
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May 13 2012, 11:53 AM
In: •we shall prevail
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Crew Areas
Crew areas varied, depending on what sort of crewmen you were. The Captain and his officers had lodgings much better than a simple steward or a cook. However, even among the crew, the consensus was that of awe and amazement. A note to passengers; don’t get caught wandering around the crewmen’s quarters. You’ll get yourself into a good deal of trouble.
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Europe
With a rich and diverse history, Europe is home to millions of people. It is also home to some of the worlds oldest, most beautiful cities and landmarks. (Threads from April 10th 1912 and on can go here.)
Subforums: England,
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Relatively “new”, by comparison to Europe anyway, North America is a very large land mass that has only three countries on it. But it is rapidly making up for it’s youth; it’s cities are booming, it’s population growing by leaps and bounds. (Threads taking place after April 11th 1912 can go here.)
Subforums: The United States,
Canada
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May 13 2012, 03:56 PM
In: •C’est La Mort
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Other
Though Europe and North America were two of the most likely places that passengers were coming from/going to, your character may come from somewhere else entirely. If that is the case, please post your threads in here and make sure to include where they’re taking place. (Threads taking place after April 11th 1912 can go here!)
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Members Area
Take part in all sorts of fun here! Chat about your day, or about your favourite things. Show off, or request graphics. Play mindless forum games and distract yourself from the things that you ought to be doing.
Subforums: General Chat,
Games!,
Graphics,
Absences
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May 2 2012, 10:01 AM
In: •PAIRING PRETTIES
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Archives
All old, outdated information is placed here for safekeeping. If for any reason you need something moved back (an inactive character application, a thread you wish to re-open, etc) please just PM an admin and we’ll help you out as soon as we can.
Subforums: Applications,
Finished Threads,
Inactive Threads
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Apr 25 2012, 06:04 PM
In: •MASS GROUP CHAT! =D
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Advertising & Affiliation
Check your codes to make sure that they aren’t broken. Post in the correct subforum (as we will check). You must have a guest friendly advertisement section on your own site. If you do not follow the rules, your advertisement will be deleted. Thanks.
Subforums: Affiliation,
Recommended,
First Timers,
Link Backs,
Accepted Sites
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May 13 2012, 08:31 PM
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