Welcome to Vagrant
We are a feral dog game set in Japan, based off the Ginga Nagareboshi Gin and Ginga Densetsu Weed manga/animes (though you do not need to be familiar with either in order to play here!). You can read more about the game here. If you already have an account, login - otherwise feel free to create an account and join us!
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The Dog's Paradise. Untouched by human hands for years, the vast wilds of the Ohu Mountains spread out across the horizon; dotted with snow-capped mountain peaks, lush fields and valleys, networks of rivers, and seemingly endless forests.
Nearing the very edge of Ohu's Territory lies the Northern Fortress, an abandoned human culvert structure. This brick 'fortress' provides temporary shelter and safety and rests only a short distance from the main river that cuts through the heart of Ohu, and runs through the canyon behind Gajou.
The Southern Alps provide a vast region of skyscraping mountain peaks and known for unforgivable winters. The cool climate of the mountains give it a relatively steady weather pattern. The Alps are sprinkled with small brooks and plenty of vegetation. The maze of forest paths are endless throughout the range, though the place itself is very livable.
Decaying quietly on a hillside near the base of the Southern Alps sits a small cabin that was probably once used by hunters, but has been long since abandoned. A few scarce pieces of dilapitated furniture dot the inside, where entrance can be gained through a broken window, while outside a rusted windmill creaks in the wind.
Territory created by Star.
Roughly translated the name means Forest of Despair. A dark, almost desolate place. It was named that by humans due to the keening howls the wolves used when calling to one another; it sounded to them like lost souls in despair and thus the name…Trees canopy the area, almost completely blocking out the sunlight in many of the areas. Prey is hard to come by, but not impossible.
Territory created by Ichiro.
A small area hidden from view by surrounding trees, Kaeda Takaoka translates directly to 'High Maple Hill'. The trees that grow here are all Japanese maple, a rare sight within the boundaries of the forest. Rising out of the fog ridden forest of browns and greens, with fanning ruby hued branches, this hidden treasure waits. At the right time of day the sun illuminates the bountiful gathering with a beautiful light from the many crimson and purple tinted leaves; the moon turns this area a bloody red.
The Northern Gate refers to the swatch of land leading into the Northern Alps. Carved with lakes and small streams and thick forests, the Northern Gate is also home to a series of hotsprings.The terrain gradually gets steeper and rocky as the ground fades away to the pass leading into the mountains.
Located in a peaceful marsh lies the home of the Ninja Dogs of Koga. Dappled with abandoned teahouses in which the ninjas rest in, the area is fenced by a rich forest and a small lake in which become sanctuaries for the young, old, sick and healthy. The Koga Village, once sworn enemies of the Iga ninjas, have been transformed from the cannicbalistic dark ninjas into the more dominant good-willed warriors, closely tied with Ohu. It is located far into the east, isolated from most of the higher powers.
The second-largest island of Japan, Hokkaido is located far into the north. The center of the island contains a vast region of mountains and volcanic plateaus. A vast expanse of coastal plains are present in every direction. The island has cool summers and icy, snowy winters, high humidity always present in the air. This island has found to have been home to the Dogs of Hokkaido.
Located in the region of Honshu, Mutsu is the home of the four generals and their sons. They are staunch allies of Ohu and will send aid when called upon to do so. A mountainous, harsh area of the country; the land is rough and the weather often quite brutal.
Serpentine chains of silver mist wind through the jade green tendrils of the weeping willow trees that watch over this hallowed ground. The earth is mossy and lush, characterized by its mix of rolling prairie and marshy lowland, and here and there rest piles of stone and crudely fashioned graves. Bordered on one side by the semicircle of trees, Suzumushi Hollow is perfect in its silence, broken only by the soft, poignant symphony of the bell crickets for which the fen is named.