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Home › Township › Families › Ashton › The Ashton Family The Ashton family is one of Briarmont's founding families — the line of managers and stewards that made the town's timber enterprise function at scale. If Elias Hartwell represented appetite, the Ashtons ...

Home › Township › Families › Hale › The Hale Family The Hale family is the quietest of Briarmont's three founding bloodlines. Three lines — Ashton, Hale, and Briggs — settled Briarmont's earliest homesteads, and of the three the Hales left the thinnest record:...

Home › Township › Families › Briggs › The Briggs Family The Briggs family is Briarmont's great working family. Edgar Briggs did not build an empire — he built a home, a trade, and a life that endured, and the family has been respected ever since not for ambiti...

Welcome. Briarmont is a roleplay community inside Second Life, and getting in takes less than you would think. This guide is the fast path. The deeper systems each have their own article linked at the end. [briarmont_arrival_steps] Note. You do not need a fini...

Oakridge College is one of the richest ways into Briarmont. It hands you classmates, clubs, a dorm, and a standing reason to be in town, which is most of what a new character needs. [briarmont_enroll_steps] Note. Admissions is a walk, not a form. There is noth...

The Briarmont HUD is a small on-screen panel you wear in-world. It is how the town's systems reach your character. Quests, travel, events, dice, your wallet and your roleplay titler all run through it. You wear the Briarmont titler alongside it, and both are e...

Briarmont keeps two separate records on your character. They sit next to each other on your dashboard, which is why they get mixed up. One tracks how far you have come. The other tracks what the town makes of you. [briarmont_standing_ladder] The two records Co...

Quests are guided threads. Some are starter paths for newcomers, others are ongoing storylines run by the community. They are built to be the fastest way to meet people and find your footing, and the Oakridge admissions walk is the first one open to everyone. ...

A job gives your character a reason to be somewhere, a set of people they see every week, and money to spend. Most businesses in the registry hire residents directly. Some roles will run their hiring through a starter quest once quests open. How to get hired [...

Briarmont works because people look after it. These are the basics. The full charter lives on the Policies page, and staff are always reachable on Discord if you are unsure about any of it. [briarmont_conduct_pillars] Note. Breaking these can mean a warning or...

Home › Township › Families › Ashton › Caroline Ruth Ashton Caroline Ruth Ashton Born 1946 Née Bell Spouse Martin Avery Ashton Children Simone Mitchell Clarence Ashton II Joseph Ashton Caroline Ruth Ashton, born Caroline Ruth Bell in 1946, married Martin Avery ...

Home › Township › Families › Ashton › Clara Siswaqi' Ashton Clara Siswaqi' Ashton Born 1886 Died Unknown Spouse Benedict Ellery Ashton Clara Siswaqi' Ashton was a Wiyot woman who married Benedict Ellery Ashton in 1907; Siswaqi' was her own name, and Ashton she...

Home › Township › Families › Ashton › Joseph Ashton Joseph Ashton Born 1975 Parents Martin Avery Ashton Caroline Ruth Ashton Joseph Ashton, born in 1975, is the youngest child of Martin Avery Ashton and Caroline Ruth Ashton, and the younger brother of Briarmon...

Home › Township › Families › Ashton › Simone Mitchell Simone Mitchell Born 1969 Née Ashton Parents Martin Avery Ashton Caroline Ruth Ashton Simone Mitchell, born Simone Ashton in 1969, is the eldest child of Martin Avery Ashton and Caroline Ruth Ashton, and th...

Home › Oakridge College › Greek Life › Alpha Chi Epsilon › The Season of Storms The winter of 1919 brought six weeks of sustained rain to the Briarmont coast, with two major flooding events in the harbor and widespread slope failure on the bare hillsides above...

Briarmont is a roleplay town. It runs continuously, the people you meet are characters, and the story has no start time and no closing bell. This guide covers what we expect of you, how a scene works turn by turn, and how the HUD, dice, standing, jobs, and que...

100.1 PURPOSE The purpose of this Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) is to establish the expectations, standards, and responsibilities of everyone who works at Hartwell General Hospital (HGH) — medical staff, nursing staff, students, interns, and allied health...

101.1 MISSION To provide compassionate, evidence-based healthcare while educating the next generation of doctors, nurses, and allied health professionals through realistic clinical practice, mentorship, and teamwork. Hartwell General Hospital strives to: Deliv...