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Welcome to the Outcasts!

Based off Warriors, this role play centers around the daily struggles and interactions the Outcasts have between them and their environment in the Yosemite wilderness; their legacy beginning in the year 2003. The Outcasts are highly spiritual, believing that those of them who have died watch over them, and even have an influence on the events that happen in their lives. They even pay respects to the animals they hunt, and revere Yosemite as a divine place. This is what the Clans have in common. But ever since their beginning, there have always been tensions between them. Wars have broken out, bringing death and hardship to many Outcasts. These conflicts do end, though, eventually, and the six Clans find themselves united within the park's borders once again. Every Outcast is a brick that helps further build the society for future members, but upon joining, they realize that their time in the society will be short-lived before they must join the Spirits. What will you dedicate your life to? War and conquest, or bringing harmony and greater understanding to all Outcasts forever?

You have many choices...there aren't any adults.

Site founded December 7th, 2015.

Currently recruiting members for original Outcast positions. All slots must be filled for the timeline to begin.

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Before the Outcasts

Though well-recognized decades before for its natural wonders and gold mining, Yosemite was founded as a national park in 1890 with the help of naturalist John Muir and Robert Underwood Johnson. However, at that time, ranchers were grazing sheep in the high country of the area, damaging the delicate ecosystem.

John Muir advocated for further protection of Yosemite, convincing officials to eliminate grazing, and even Theodore Roosevelt to put the park back under the federal government's control, rather than the state's. Finally, in 1916, the National Park Service was formed, and the park proceeded to be managed by them.
Ever since, Yosemite has been one of the most popular tourist attractions in America, drawing about 4 million visitors each year.