Greetings mortals. We are the Camenae, the Administrators of the
Builders, and we are asking for any Lusternian citizens who enjoy
creative writing, especially descriptive writing, would like to help
Lusternia expand, and want to make a few credits on the side, to apply
to be a mortal builder. As a mortal builder, you will be expected to
maintain complete and utter secrecy on any project you are assigned. If
you 'leak' information on classified projects, be prepared to face DIRE
CONSEQUENCES. As such, we require all mortal builders to sign a standard
non-disclosure agreement and send it back to us before work can
commence. You will need to work your way up from apprentice builder and
prove yourself as trustworthy, reliable and can turn out quality work
before being allowed to create your own areas. There are three stages to
go through:

Apprentice: Assigned to help a Builder Admin. Write room descriptions
and learn the basics of building. Be prepared for weekly assignments. If
you can't complete the assignments, we won't use you again.

Journeyman: Assist on projects under supervision of a Builder Admin.
Larger building projects may possibly include helping to design mobiles.
Weekly assignments.

Architect: May either help with Builder Admins or start own building
project. Expect to make weekly progress reports.

If this is of interest to you, please submit 10 sample room descriptions
to camenae@lusternia.com. With your application, tell us _briefly_ a
little about yourself and why you think you may be a good builder for
Lusternia. Please be sure to include your character's name, and your
name!

You may also find a pinned post of Building Guidelines on the forums
under the Creative Arts folder. If you are applying, I strongly suggest
you look this over before writing your sample room descriptions.

If you have any questions or require more information on anything,
please feel free to send us a message or an email. We look forward to
having many applicants interested in helping to make Lusternia all that
it can be.

Penned by My hand on the 9th of Dvarsh, in the year 156 CE.