Drum Circle
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The Drum Circle is a location where dragons, wyrmlings, hatchlings, humans and many others come to party and socialise!
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Location
The Drum Circle is located above the Cathedral in the centre of the Cathedral sim. It can be accessed by using the Drum Circle teleport at the entrance to the Cathedral building itself.
Note: due to the fact the Cathedral uses an teleport hub, it isn't possible to directly teleport to the drum circle using the map.
Inside
The Drum Circle is housed in a circular temple structure which is itself wrapped in a starry sky. There is a large circular dance floor with a smaller circle of drums of various sizes and types. On the west side of the complex is the Dance Animation control boars, and some free cookies. On the eastern side is the teleport spawn point (from the cathedral teleport device) and a teleport device to return back.
The dance floor itself is large enough to have several full size dragons dancing.
How to Play and Dance
Inside the Drum Circle structure . These drums can be played which that can be played by right-clicking and selecting "play".
There is a sign which provides dance animations for human/anthro's, hatchling/tinies and wyrms/wyrmlings. These dance animations are activated by clicking on the appropriate sign and agreeing to let the device animate your avatar. The dances can be stopped by either clicking on the dance sign again.
Returning to the Surface...
To return to the ground level, simply sit on the blue teleport device in the eastern side of the Drum Circle and you will be transported to the Cathedral entrance.
Parties
Regular parties are held in the Drum Circle and everyone is welcome to attend whatever form they take!!
The regular parties are the main Drum Circle held at 7pm SLT on alternate Fridays and the Drum Circle II party held at 11 am SLT on alternate Mondays. See the calender on the Council Forums for more details.
