Every RP forum has a plot to them. What is the plot for this RP forum? You can only find out if you read it. The time will come when you need it. This is a must read! This is what the site is about! It is important. Also it contains the rules. Unless you want to end up looking like a fool, please read them. You might learn a thing or two in the process!

Here is where you post your character's application. You will need to fill out one of these. It doesn't matter what sort of character you're apply as, so long as it follows the proper form. It's the only way we can learn a little bit about your character.

This is where you can post up relationship plots, request characters, and sub-plots. There's also a mutant only chat service!

In this board you learn how to affiliate with Falling Pieces, talk about X-men, give out suggestions or just chat about anything else!

The grounds around the Academy hold many things: basketball courts, the pool, the X-Jet, the garage, and much more for the students' enjoyment.

The lounge area holds a big screen TV, laptop area, sound system, and several chairs and couches. This is always a good place to come or just to relax, but it's not always the most quiet of places.

The Kitchen holds tons of food for all the students at the Academy. You have all sorts of junk food to rot your teeth. The Dining Room is connected to the kitchen by a door. It swings, so be careful. And, if you can't find any satisfaction here, there's always the cafeteria, which is open 24 hrs. a day.

The patio is at first a room with one sturdy wall and the rest made of glass. There are sliding doors to go outside to, which leads to a long wooden deck. There are metal doors that slide when the weather gets nasty.

The Infirmary is where the nurses come to patch up the broken. Maybe it's serious enough not to go to class? Who knows? The infirmary also holds some special information on each students DNA code, which makes the healing process that much more efficient.

The Danger Room is full of great technology that Professor Xavier had installed so students and teachers alike could practice their powers without harming others. It's a great training tool.

The library is a personal collection of Professor Xavier's books as well as many other scholarly journals. Students enjoy the reading material. The study hall is a place for people to study, relax, or both.

There are three levels of dormitories, one for males, the other for females, and the last for teachers. The dorms are gender specific, meaning boys with boys and girls with girls. Even though it's prohibited for the opposite sex to sleep in another's room, it doesn't always mean students follow the rules.

Various older mutants teach classes that can be useful in the future. Only a few of them are mandatory, but for the rest, if you want to show up, then show up. If you don't care, then don't come.

The streets of Bayville aren't so bad, but the alleys are the things to worry about. You never know who's lurking out of the shadows, so it's best to just be mindful.

The sewer system in full of, well...sewage. Some of the tunnels are clear, some break off, and some have board walks along the side. No one is sure if the Morlocks still reside in these parts.

Things have changed for the Hellfire Club. Gone are the rankings of old, replaced with a more youthful vibe. It's no longer an upscale institution. The girls are wild, the parties are loud, and there's good music, a lot of dancing, and lots of music.

Crash used to be known only as a simple, local bar. These days, it is the most well-known nightclub. It's one of the few places where mutants are still allowed to congregate and be themselves. Basically put, there are no humans allowed in anymore.

There are many boutiques and shops along the streets of Bayville. Some hold new and used electronics, some hold vintage clothing and records, while some hold tattoo parlors. In between, there are small little shops here and there that specialize in various things.

The subway is basic transportation for the humans. Mutants tend to stay away for the most part. Many know all the subway railings.

Even though a lot has changed in Bayville, these abandoned buildings are still up, souring eyes all over. There are rumors of covert activities taking place within these walls, but it's hard to tell for sure. There's a reason no one has demolish them.

There was a time when this new mutant only community was very posh and hip. Sadly, that is no longer the case anymore. Now, Meadow Lane is a trashy slum, with abandoned homes, apartment complexes and townhomes. It's perfect for the modern day criminal.

Once the iconic garden of New York City, now it is left in near ruins. There are still a few sections of the park that are as beautiful as before, but with no one to take care of it anymore, it's become an eye sore.

Sadly, this hospital no longer serves mutants. It is under order by the U.S. government to only care for humans. Of course, those mutants who are unregistered or can pass off as a regular human, can still gain entry.

This airport mainly handles domestic flights. If you're flying in from anywhere in the U.S., chances are you'll come through here. Everyone has to be pre-screened now, as registered mutants are no longer allowed to fly.

This is still one of the biggest malls in all of North America. Mutants are allowed to shop here, which is a relief. It's not as new as it use to be, but it's still easy to get lost. There are just that many stores here and the little boutiques and shops just can't compare.

Along this street lies several different restaurants. It's effectively called "the Strip" for that one reason alone. Not all the places offer the same thing, but there are a few that either won't serve mutants, are mutant friendly, or cater only to mutants.

Guarded by the U.S. military, City Hall is where mutants are forced to register under the Mutant Registration Act. To refuse to do so is a crime now punishable by death. It's best to just try and remain undetected if you haven't already been caught.

While Meadow Lane went from hot to not, Arrow Wood has had just the oppsite effect. Many mutants now call this place home. It has become a haven so to speak, where humans are too afraid to venture. It's rumored a lot of plotting takes place here.

One of the few places not regulated by the United States governemnt. On a daily basis, many ships make their way to this prime location. Some of the "cargo" on the ships aren't always legal, but with most mutants in charge, no one's saying anything.

At first, it was a miliary base, then the flood broke through forming a lake. Now it's all but abandoned, unless you're a mutant. For many, it symbolizes what could have been. The lake is still intact, but it's not wise to venture too far into the water.

One of the last places untouched by humankind. It still holds strange mysterious properties and humans are forbidden from entering due to the excessive amounts of deaths at the hands of many angry mutants.

The graveyard is full of mutants and non-mutants a like. One place for unity in this world. Many come here to mourn, think or just be around. There is now a visible separation, with human burials on one side and mutants on the other.

It's taken Zendra three years, but she has finally rebuilt the Brotherhood HQ. It's much more lavish than before and she has shown off her wealth. There are large gates that protect the building from would-be intruders.

At first glance, there doesn't seem to be much to look at, however, when you walk further in, you will see that there is a lounge area, kitchen and dining area, as well as several hallways leading onto various other rooms.

The second level is where most of the many bedrooms reside. Gone is the abandonded look of the original HQ. It has a more homey and relaxed feel for it. There is also a library and a meeting room here.

Dante Greyson, head of the corportion is out for gold: mutant gold. Here is where he takes all abducted mutants and performs his many horrifying experiments. No one knows what goes on behind these doors.

Civilians are allowed access to this area on Government grounds to register paperwork or to meet with a Government representative.

Only specific federal agents are allowed to access this area.