This one's mostly self-explanatory. Make all of your claims here once you're done with your application. Don't forget! Remember to reserve your face-claim ahead of time so no one snatches them up.!

Once your application has been accepted, the post is moved here to make sure none of our alternatively living students gets any, er, gangrene on it.

Here is where shippers will go. Have fun and be active! Try to plot as much as you can instead of waiting patiently. It's much more rewarding for you and everyone else that way.

This building is the main attraction, and the oldest part of the school. It was built back during the civil war, when the school first began. Classrooms are large, spacious, and smell slightly of must. Core subjects (those indicated as such in the claims) are taught in this building.

No one is really sure why it's called the East Wing since it's actually directly behind the main building with about an acre in between them, but this is where most elective classes are taught.

This building, directly adjacent to the East Wing, is the newest addition to the school. It serves as a cafeteria, but as the number of students who actually need to eat is in the minority, everyone involved felt that it would be more appropriate to call it an auditorium. The gym is in this building as well.

This is a garden area that's kept up by the very mysterious groundskeeper and is his pride and joy. Students caught disrespecting the beautiful view tend to turn up missing or as a pile of sticky ectoplasm.

The dormitory building is a u-shaped structure that sits an acre or so away from the rest of the school, with its very own basketball court and courtyard. The left leg is the boys' dormitory, the center portion is the co-ed dorms, and the right leg is the girls' dorm. There are four stories, intended to separate students by grade level.

Teachers need a place to not-live as well! There is a section of Hangman that is reserved for teacher housing. It lies about three miles from the school, at the very edge of what is considered the school grounds.

Dennis the Desolate is a lonely old man with morbid taste, but he's a terrific cook. If you're looking for somewhere to eat cheap and don't like depressing organ music, Dennis's is the place to go!

It's a mall, what can I say? It's the same as any other mall anywhere else, except that store clerks and staff are generally equipped with what they need to be able to service the non-living.

Don't let the old tales about the 60-some lynchings that happened in Lynchely. They're mostly exaggerated. Now, the park features lots of play ground equipment and trails to go walking and look at the desert! There are some benches scattered here and there, and even a large gazebo where people some times play music on the weekends.

The flower shop is actually one of the more active spots in town. Why that is, only Miss Posy really knows.

Wanna catch the newest American Pie? Or are you bringing your sweetheart out for a date? The Black Bird Cinema is a bit of a low rate theater, and only shows four movies at a time. They aren't usually new, either. But it's the only theater in town.

The brightest and most colorful building in Hangman has to be the ice cream shop! Fun for all ages, and delicious, too. That is, if you've got a tongue to taste with.

Going on vacation? Having trouble with school? Life happens, we know. But try to let us know when you're going to be inactive!

Bored? OOC and IC games alike will go here. Be creative and have fun! You can post in OOC games before your character is accepted.