Post by Admin on Jul 17, 2006 16:26:53 GMT -5
This is where I put things that may affect how you play (like weather, or whatever)
Last changed ~ 9/23
The cold days of winter are slowly ending. There is more and more sunlight each day.
There is much snow on the ground, but less snow falling from the sky.
The tempurature can reach -10o F; but it is rising almost 2 degrees each day.
The streams and lakes are frozen, and prey is scarce.
A little about Alaskan seasons:
"The Alaskan seasons revolve around what is called "break up"...winter melting away, with the ground becoming muddy. This occurs around the end of April. The summer solstice occurs on June 21, with daylight lasting 19-20 hours. During the summer months, temperatures reach an average of 65-70° F. During August, rain is almost a daily occurrence and, by the end of August, "Termination Dust" is experienced...fresh, new snow on the mountain tops signifying termination of the good times of summer. The winter solstice occurs December 21, with 3-4 hours of daylight. Snow fall during the winter months is usually 75-90 inches around Anchorage, with temperatures dropping in December for a week or two to between -10° F and -20° F. During January, temperatures can drop to between -20° F and -30° F. Not bad at all!"
From: www.uq.net.au/hyperlinked/johnorr/alaska.htm
Other added stuff:
You may now be any animal native to Alaska ((or one not native, if you follow the posted rules about it))
Skins you can choose from:
Green
Blue
Purple
Grey-Scale
Red
Light Blue
NEW - Brown
Last changed ~ 9/23
The cold days of winter are slowly ending. There is more and more sunlight each day.
There is much snow on the ground, but less snow falling from the sky.
The tempurature can reach -10o F; but it is rising almost 2 degrees each day.
The streams and lakes are frozen, and prey is scarce.
A little about Alaskan seasons:
"The Alaskan seasons revolve around what is called "break up"...winter melting away, with the ground becoming muddy. This occurs around the end of April. The summer solstice occurs on June 21, with daylight lasting 19-20 hours. During the summer months, temperatures reach an average of 65-70° F. During August, rain is almost a daily occurrence and, by the end of August, "Termination Dust" is experienced...fresh, new snow on the mountain tops signifying termination of the good times of summer. The winter solstice occurs December 21, with 3-4 hours of daylight. Snow fall during the winter months is usually 75-90 inches around Anchorage, with temperatures dropping in December for a week or two to between -10° F and -20° F. During January, temperatures can drop to between -20° F and -30° F. Not bad at all!"
From: www.uq.net.au/hyperlinked/johnorr/alaska.htm
Other added stuff:
You may now be any animal native to Alaska ((or one not native, if you follow the posted rules about it))
Skins you can choose from:
Green
Blue
Purple
Grey-Scale
Red
Light Blue
NEW - Brown