There are several different locations within Fantasim Land. All locations are available to all members, and all of them have some perks…but some might be a little dangerous. Or, perhaps, a lot dangerous. Please take care to only post within location threads; the "Fantasim Land" location contains old content and is no longer active.

The Castle – Located right in the middle of the bustling town, Queen Cassandra’s palace is magnificent, glorious, and symbolic. Filled with a rich history, marvellous décor, and twisting corridors, the castle has housed the Royal Lightearth family for generations, spanning millennia. The current Lightearth Queen, Queen Cassandra, resides in this castle now. However, she is not to be tampered with. Her grandmother, Queen Ophelia, was a very wicked woman and she taught young Cassandra her ways. By entering the castle, you may risk your own life - but it is the only way to meet with the Queen.
The Inn – Bustling with people of all shapes and sizes, the inn is the late-night place to be. In the inn, everyone is equal. Visitors and citizens without housing arrangements can rent a room, grab some drinks, or meet new people. Tear up the dance floor if you want to, but watch that you don’t offend anyone, or perhaps a fight might break out… Guards frequent this location, and it is a popular place for the Queen's terrorism, so it could easily be a dangerous place to stay.
Hot Springs – A beautiful temple once stood around the steaming pools of natural sparkling water. Now, though, they simply sit on the edge of town, surrounded by a few trees and lush green grass. They are a place to bathe, a place to relax, or a place to sit with friends and loved ones and socialize. It is relatively safe and untouched by the carnage within the city...for now...
Royal Gardens – Once regal and magnificent, these gardens held thousands of different types of flowers. Now, though, it is a barren wasteland, like the hearts of the wicked Queens.
Cemetery – In Fantasim Land, all those who have passed lie in the town cemetery, located right on the edge of town against the walls that keep evils outside. The millennia of Lightearth fairies that have ruled over Fantasim Land rest in one crypt, while all habitants rest beneath graves of their own. It is an eerie, spooky place, typically filled with an odd green fog and perfect for witches to perform rituals. It remains relatively unchanged, despite the rule of the wicked Queen.
School – The school of Fantasim Land is a place of learning for all the youngsters of the kingdom. It is small, sure, with only five rooms and a little playground, and though it once was warm and welcoming and full of teachers eager to help you learn, it is now a very dismal place. Children learn their skills, but they do so in a very dull and dreary way. Furthermore, guards and soldiers frequent this location, snatching up children to work as servants or soldiers for the Queen.
Town Square – Located right outside the castle, Town Square was once known for its beautiful, massive fountain centre-piece and busy cobblestone paths. People once came here from all over to sell their goods and to purchase services and goods for their own use. Now, though, it is a dreary place. The fountain has run dry and the elegant fairy standing in the centre of it has been destroyed. Her rubble fills the bowl of the fountain, a sad reminder of the world that once was.
Marketplace - What was once a bustling centre of commerce in the land has now dwindled to the bare minimum. Only a few shopkeepers can afford to stay open, and operating a shop or stall int he marketplace can be a risky business.
Waterfalls – The waterfalls are glorious to behold, and a very calm place to be. You can swim in the cool waters of the lake, perhaps even duck beneath the falls for a quick shower. You can sit on the edge with some friends and talk, or you can simply sit and watch the breathtaking natural waterfalls run their course. They are safe from the terrors of the city, though guards frequently come near during their patrols.
Dark Woods – These woods, on the western edge of the town, are very dark and mysterious. They are said to be the home of outcasts, those thrown from the city for their misdeeds. The Queen frequently banishes people to these woods. They are an excellent place for vampires to feed, or for witches to cast their spells, but those who enter must watch out, for many stories are told within the town of sims entering the woods…and never coming out…
Sunny Forest – On the eastern side of the town is a forest opposite from the Dark Woods. These woods stream in sunshine and are filled with sweet fairies, pixies, and even some unicorns! It is eternally day in this forest, and the sunlight never goes away! It is a small haven, especially within the wreckage and pain of Fantasim Land.
Rumbly Mountains – The mountain range is north of the town, and though it is a bit of a trek, it is absolutely breathtaking to behold. Dragons inhabit these mountains, and sometimes when you visit you can even meet a dragon, though they are often very antisocial towards those from the town. The mountains themselves, meanwhile, are magnificent, tall, and rocky. It is cold at the peaks, surely, but beautiful and worth seeing. Perhaps, if you wander in far enough, you might come across some ancient caverns, or a small volcano...
Unicorn Meadow – Located just off the Sunny Forest, this is a flowery meadow full of, well, unicorns! Unfortunately, the Queen's wicked ways have left the unicorns struggling to survive, and constantly running from hunters.
Ocean’s Shore – The sea is located south of the town, and it is wide and vast. The salty waves crash against the sandy shore of the beach and the smell of the air makes for a relaxing ambience. In the sunlight, the beach is fun and energetic, and when the pure white moon reflects off the sea, it’s very calm and romantic, a perfect getaway for you and your friends or loved ones.
Battlefield – Many a battle have been fought on these barren wastelands, with so few trees and plants growing. The rocky ground is cold and harsh, and many people come here often to remember those who have been lost.