Welcome to 'Nottingham', a historical, medieval roleplaying forum inspired by the BBC remake of the legendary outlaw Robin Hood's life. In this board you will find the plot, disclaimer, and rules. We regret to say that the forum is not accepting new roleplayers at this time. Feel free to read around though!

Aside from application information, this is the board for all you'll need - such as updates, upcoming board plots and such! Be sure to check!

Do you want to join forces with Robin Hood or take sides with the smouldering Guy of Gisborne? Whatever your character, be it an original or a canon, please post your applications here and wait until they have been accepted until you start roleplaying.

All accepted applications will be placed here. Once your application has been moved to this forum, you'll be free to start roleplaying!

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The Trip to Jerusalem Inn is the well-known tavern in town. It's busy, stuffy and very cramped when it gets busy - but the atmosphere is usually good and the barman's never grumpy after a couple of drinks!

Between the treeline of the forest and the walls of the town, lacking the safety and danger of both.

The outlaws' camp has been ingeniously crafted by the gang's very own 'crafty craftsman' Will Scarlett. It is hidden in a ravine-like place, so it's not easy to just 'stumble across' - it is almost invisible to others, and is concealed beneath the ground, with a lever embedded in the rock to pull the entrance up.

The forest roads are quite narrow but always leads to a handy shortcut. Make your way through at your own risk - you never know, an outlaw might be watching your every step!

Outside of the roads, there are kilometres of tall, lush green trees stretching up to the skies. Lose yourself in the beautiful Sherwood Forest!

Concealed behind the large area of trees, there is a vast green open, blooming with the most beautiful flowers in England. Just beside the open is a winding lake, with the clearest waters and the most refreshing feel.

The cave's an ideal hideout and a safe place to lurk during bad weather in the forest. Secluded and usually quiet, it is deserted and is currently the camp of another gang of outlaws - this time they're savage - led by brutal Irishman Cathal Mac Gearailt.

Splintering off on their own, some of the outlaws are setting up their own camp, their own lives, their own way...

Once the home of heroic outlaw Robin Hood, it is now run by the brooding Guy of Gisborne. It is different to what it was before Robin left for the Crusades and just escaped being turned into a garrison village. It is directly north from Sherwood Forest.

Kirklees is a village north of Mirfield; the Cistercian monks built Kirklees Abbey, which is a welcome shelter to anyone - even troubled outlaws. Barns and lands belong to the abbey, but with sufficient space for labourers to live in.

Other villages include: Clun (which is in Shropshire; the West Midlands of the UK) Nettlestone (east of Locksley) and Hathersage (roughly west of Locksley) Barnsdale (north east of Locksley) and Knighton (north west of Locksley) and there are many more.

Is it your birthday, or have you achieved something at school? Maybe you're just happy. Whatever it is, feel free to celebrate here!