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They all must return back to the wild. They can't stay here any longer. It has been so long since they had run free. Now, their dreams become a reality, but will it last for very long? Welcome to Being Free (BF). Here is where what you thought were your dreams, become your real life, in character of course! First, be sure to join. You can join as either a light, neutral, dark, or undecided horse. But there's a twist. The horses you join as are not wild. They're tame. At least, they have been tamed for almost their whole life. Now it's up to them to stick together and get through the wild on their own. They need to survive the dangers that they've never faced before. Will they want to go back to the stall? Will they ever see a saddle again? Some wish so, but most hope not. Those who hope not, but deal with the challenges and difficulties or their ancestors.
The second thing you want to do is find a home. Whether you join as a mare, stallion, foal, or even gelding, you need to find a place to stay. If you are a male horse, you can try and claim a terrain of your own. Remember that geldings are weaker than stallions, and it is risky to own their own terrain. Also, mares may not be very fond of geldings. They'd rather have a stallion for a love. It is a hard like for both sexes. If you have not found at all what you've been looking for, you might want to try to challenge or steal a terrain of another horse. Foals are lost and lonely. They don't know what the wild is like after their long stay in the slaughter house. Mares must go and help them. Some wish of their own, other's are frightened by the thought. Some were broodmares, while others refused to get anywhere near a male horse. It's your decision.
Stealing. Well, there is another twist. Yes, stealing is allowed, yet mares may steal not only foals, but stallions as well. If a beta mare is in search for a beta stallion, they may try and steal them from their current beta. Mares may also steal foals. Stallions (or geldings) may steal terrains of other mares whom they wish to love, or hate.
The King's Domain. The highest rank in the society of the equine world. Many stallions will fight over this rank, yet many will loose until the undeafetable stallion will rule those of the lower rank. It is a risky job having to deal with such a hard, yet satisfying rank, and those who think they are manly enough will be fighting a tough batter.
With these and many more exciting plot ideas, be sure to check us out. See how it is to be in the life of a horse. And try to enjoy your stay at Bring Free.
Being Free Again
