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This is a brand new historical RPG set during the English Regency (1811-1820), a period of excess for the aristocracy characterised by distinctive fashions, politics and culture. Please take a look around and consider joining – we have only just opened and are in need of members! |
A Few Useful Links • Quadrille: An Introduction • Character Creation Guide • Character Application Form • Canon Characters Sun 6th - Sat 12th March, 1814 Cold and breezy. Some light rain. |
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Welcome back; your last visit was on Nov 22 2009, 04:31 AM
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RPG Information Subforum: Support Forum Welcome to Quadrille! Please read the contents of this forum before applying to join – it contains the rules and information on how to get started. |
4 | 0 | Sep 8 2009, 03:36 PM In: Quadrille: An Introduction By: Sadie |
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The Repository This forum contains useful information about the Regency period, including social rules, class hierarchy and titles, geography, and so on. |
4 | 0 | Sep 12 2009, 08:04 AM In: Scandal! By: Sadie |
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Character Creation Subforum: Accepted Characters Now that you've read the required information, you are ready to submit a character application. The application form can be found in this forum. |
31 | 20 | Nov 3 2009, 06:09 AM In: Adrienne Lennox By: Adrienne Lennox |
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Announcements Subforum: London Times (IC) Here you will find all the important announcements about the forum itself as well as IC announcements about current events in Regency London. |
7 | 4 | Sep 29 2009, 09:49 AM In: Admin Absence 30/9 - 2/10 By: Eleanor Lisbon |
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Advertisements Subforum: Accepted Advertisements Feel free to post advertisements here, but remember you are automatically giving us permission to advertise at your board. Make sure we can! |
158 | 3 | Nov 16 2009, 02:10 AM In: A Sinking Feeling By: Captain EJ Smith |
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General Discussion Take a break from Quadrille and step back into the real world. This forum is for all OOC chat, games, absence notices, graphics testing, and so on. |
8 | 36 | Sep 27 2009, 02:28 PM In: Themesongs By: Ciel Michaelis |
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Plotting & Threads You may plan encounters, relationships and plots between your characters here. Thread requests, ideas and alerts should also be posted in this forum. |
13 | 31 | Oct 3 2009, 05:35 PM In: Drunken Fighter By: Jack Raleigh |
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Masquerade Ball The Prince Regent's masked ball, to be held at Carlton House on Friday 11th March, is the talk of the town. The guest list is limited to only the most worthy and wealthy families amongst the aristocracy and gentry. Open! |
5 | 11 | Oct 5 2009, 04:19 PM In: Dancing through Life By: Josephine Saunders |
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Residences Mayfair, the most fashionable district in the West End, is home to most of the aristocracy. It is bounded by Oxford Street, Bond Street, Piccadilly and Park Lane. Less grand areas include Hans Town and Russell Square. |
3 | 14 | Oct 4 2009, 01:42 PM In: Turning Tides By: Charlotte Mathrowe |
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Assembly Rooms & Clubs Subforums: Almack's • Carlton House • White's • Brooks's Dancing and gambling, two of the most popular ways to spend an evening, are provided for by London's assembly rooms and clubs. They are almost the only two social activities that men and women can participate in together. |
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Parks & Gardens Subforums: Hyde Park • Vauxhall Gardens • St James's Park London's parks are popular with people from every walk of life, though those in the West End are particularly favoured by the aristocracy and gentry who can often be seen riding or strolling here at various hours of the day. |
5 | 33 | Oct 4 2009, 12:27 AM In: Lady Luck's Visitor By: Roland Saunders |
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Entertainment Subforums: Covent Garden Theatre • Theatre Royal • Somerset House Regency London boasts countless theatres, museums and galleries as well as many less than savoury attractions such as brothels, bordellos and gambling hells (often run as 'clubs' and open to anyone with money to bet). |
3 | 16 | Oct 15 2009, 02:42 PM In: `A tedious engagment [OPEN] By: Thomas Whiting |
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Shops & Eateries Subforums: Hookham's Library • Hatchard's Books • Gunter's London has a variety of shops and tea rooms, with Piccadilly, Bond Street and Oxford Street among the best places to shop in the city. Eligible members of high society often use shopping trips as social occasions. |
2 | 13 | Oct 9 2009, 05:36 AM In: {open} Halfheartedly Searching By: Bernard Peirce |
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London Sport Subforums: Fives Court • Jackson's Saloon • Westminster Pit • Tattersall's Boxing, cock-fighting, dog-fighting and racing are all popular with Regency men. There are a number of establishments in London that cater for these interests – some legal, others of a decidedly questionable nature... |
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Other Locations There are plenty of other interesting locations in Regency London, including the busy streets and alleyways, inns and taverns, and hotels. The offices of legal attorneys and doctors can also be found if one looks hard enough. |
1 | 15 | Oct 12 2009, 01:22 PM In: Just any other day [Josephine] By: Josephine Saunders |
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Country Estates Most wealthy families own a large country estate as well as a house in London. Estates, usually consisting of a manor house surrounded by acres of parkland, are occupied during the hunting season (mid August to mid January). |
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Travelling This forum can be used for anything from long distance journeys to quick trips across town. Wealthy families usually own one or two carriages, but hired vehicles (such as post-chaises and stagecoaches) are plentiful. |
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Letters & Notes Letter and note writing is an important part of Regency life despite its cost (two pence for delivery within London increasing to a shilling or more for longer distances). Calling card deliveries should also be recorded in this forum. |
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Rubbish Bag This forum is home to inactive applications and dead threads, rejected applications, spam, old topics, and all other unwanted clutter. |
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