All 'Code Red' Series:

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We are now using a special color based system to tell what series the article is relevant to. If the entire article is relevant to a specific series only, then the color will be black. Sentences or paragraphs will be in one of these three colors if the article is relevant to more than one series:

Red - Code Red Original Series (historical data, discontinued)

Blue - Code Red Lost Ages (historical data)

Green - Chronicle of Star (historical data, original timeline)

Black - Before the Original Series and deals with information that is canon to the series which the article deals with / In certain contexts, deals with mirror universe and other series information

What is 'Code Red'?

 Code Red is the name of our roleplaying continuity. A continuity is a set world or universe in which all plots in a roleplaying game revolve around. Since Code Red has been around for more than six years, we've had a lot of continuity to work on! The latest changes to the continuity that finally set things in stone were made almost two years ago after we had started Lost Ages' season 1. Now just about everything on this site has become official, and we've been using this site as a database for all our series.

 If you need a quick rundown of what the styles of each roleplaying series is, here they are: Lost Ages is our primary science-fiction series. In our current season, there may be some space craft, but no 'interstellar' or 'faster than light' travel. Still, there is transport between two worlds, Drakor and Lutia. Also, time travel will be a focus in the series, though this also means during trips to the past, one would get to roleplay in a modern/historical setting. There is also Per Annum, which focuses on the ENTIRE timeline of our continuity, allowing people to roleplay in just about any setting in any way they wish... It's the first extremely open ended series, and we hope it will be enjoyable to players from all over the spectrum of genres and roleplaying styles!

 We welcome anybody who wishes to make their own roleplaying series in our continuity as well! By all means, feel free to set up your own series, but be sure to notify myself (kirby28645@yahoo.com) or one of the following: Isharu (ishtrem@hotmail.com), Perry (jerellgist@gmail.com), or Alissa (ferrajrdn@gmail.com)! You won't need our permission, but we /will/ need to know so that we can place your series onto the Reference Guide (with its own section as well!)

 Death Star

Announcement

 Aftermath and Lost Ages have been progressing along nicely. So far, episode 3 of Lost Ages season 2 is almost finished, and the second episode of Aftermath is finally completed (the longest yet, though we'll be trying to keep them shorter in the future). There's just some loose ends to tie up and I'll be able to post it to the Archives. Aside from this, I've been debating whether or not to bring either the SIS (Special Intelligence Service; similar to the old FSA, or Furcadian Spy Agency I used to run, but more professional and with a darker/more sinister tone) or the Gyro Corporation (similar to Resident Evil's Umbrella Corp, though it focuses on a variety of unethical sciences and how to use them to complete the Corporation's goals) dream back to Furcadia. For the next few weeks, I'll probably be switching between the two to see how each fares.

 The Crime Scene Investigators guild on Furcadia is about to start a Miss Congeniality-inspired RP, which may end up merging elements of the ongoing plot in the Aftermath continuity right now. If you're interested in joining, the dream is located south of Orange Hall in Imaginarium. Please join if you'd be interested!

 Jerome Star - June 27, 2010