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 Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 7:58 am
Here, you'll find all the things you need concerning what I am currently working on, customs, and breedings! If you have any questions or concerns, don't hesitate to send me a pm!
***Note: I only have regular otter lines and am not authorized to do much in the way of editing! Keep that in mind when trying out for customs or breedings from me!***
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:10 am
Pricing Guide
Customs
Package #1:
Custom Coloring, Single Stage.
50k. This package gives you a single stage pet of your choice. No line art edits. It will not grow or change.
Package #2:
Custom Coloring, Multiple Stage.
100k. This package includes the three standard otter forms or the three standard predator forms, with no line art edits. If you choose an otter, note that your pet will not advance to the elder stage with this package.
Package #3:
Custom Coloring, Multiple Stage with Elder Stage.
150k. This package includes the three standard otter forms; Clam, Cub and Adult. In addition, your otter will progress to the Elder stage. This package is only available for otters, because there is no Elder stage for predators.
Package #4:
Single Stage Custom Coloring & Line Art Edits.
300k. The pet will be in either the Cub or Adult form (your choice) and remain that way (it will not grow or change). Not eligible for Elder stage.
Package #5:
Single Stage Elder Custom Coloring & Line Art Edits.
350k. This is the same as Package #4, but for use with the Elder stage. This applies to otters only (predators currently have no elder stage).
Package #6:
Multiple Stage Custom Coloring & Line Art Edits.
600k. Your custom otter includes the three standard forms; Clam, Cub and Adult. Not eligible for Elder stage. This package also covers growing predators of all types in their three standard forms. If you choose this package for an otter you want to grow to elder stage, we can negotiate the price increase at the time of purchase.
Breeding
No inbreeding. This means you can't breed pets who had the same parents. 'Cuz ... gross. D:
You may breed two of your own pets, with permission from Lumi. Why permission? Because I don't want people abusing this, and if you try to do it a bunch of times, I'll shut you down. Keep in mind the 3 breeding limit mentioned below applies to these breedings as well. How do you get permission? Just ask me. Who will get permission? Generally speaking, people who are/have been active in the shop will have a better shot at it. Everyone's free to ask, however, so if you're new here or very shy, don't be afraid to try.
Only Adult or Elder stage pets may breed.
Raising clams/pups/chicks is a big job. Most pets will only want to breed 3 times in their lifetime. (Meaning if you expect to breed your pet more than 3 times, you better have some strong, consistent RP going on...)
M/M and F/F breedings are allowed. Don't complain to me about 'nature' either or I'll jab you in the eye. They come out of clams, for pity's sake. Also, they are drawings.
Inter-species breeding is allowed as well, but it's up to you to explain it to the children. D: "Well, I saw your mom one day and decided not to eat her...and one thing lead to another..." A breeding between, say, an otter and a wolf might produce two clams and one pup, for example. There is no hybrid 'wotter' art, and there never will be.
It is possible that a litter may contain cubs from different parents - most likely, from multiple fathers. This is something that needs to be set up with Lumi in advance, and may impact the cost of your breeding in the event of cosplay parent(s). Also, you guys ask weird questions.
Cosplay pets are eligible for breeding, however, what 'features' the offspring get is up to the artist (which is Lumi; Iunno why I'm referring to myself in the third person here). Originally I was planning not to edit all stages, but I've changed my mind about that; all stages, from clam to adult, will have some edits (with more detail emerging as the pets grow). Cosplay breedings cost more because of the lineart edits.
Breeding FAQs
Normal breedings cost 10k, and will produce 2 to 4 offspring.
Cosplay breedings (where one or both parents-to-be are lineart-edited) cost 30k, and will produce 2 to 4 offspring.
You may keep the offspring, give them to friends, give them to strangers or give them back to TOO (we'll adopt them for the flatsale price and find them good homes). You may not sell the offspring yourself.
You may be able to claim a breeding slot even if there are no open slots, if you provide proof that you've RP'd a romance between your pets. And by romance, Lumi does not mean smut. In fact, smut RPs in the thread or guild will be reported to a mod without warning.
***Again, as a reminder, I can only do regular otters and minor to no edits, so keep this in mind! If you enter breedings cross-species, the babies can only come out as otters! And if you enter with cosplays, the pups will get little to no editing.***
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:17 am
To Do List
• Tangled
- Six Flaffle
- Concept Contest
• Newbie Event
- 2 Female Growing
- 2 Male Growing
• General
- Fish Quiz
- Dice Game
- Roleplay Contest (x2)
- Auction?
Spring
- Easter P: (Clear with Lumi)
- Mini/Christmas Growing? (Clear with Lumi)
Summer
- TBA
Fall
- TBA
Winter
- TBA
Customs
- Scara
- Hai
- Darks (+Bribe)
Breedings
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:18 am
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:19 am
Archives
Past Breedings:
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Past Customs:
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Posted: Sun Feb 06, 2011 8:20 am
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:03 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:04 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:05 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:06 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:07 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:08 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:09 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:10 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 16, 2011 9:11 pm
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