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 Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 4:55 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:09 pm
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 It's hard to tell why, exactly, Harrow decided to start this booth; his expression, sitting behind monstrous drapes of burgundy velour, is distracted and somewhat bored. He has put effort into it, though -- a small but elaborate creation with four bins in front of him.
One holds an alarmingly large selection of teddy bears in a rainbow's array of colors, neons to pastels to muted greys and zombie greens. Another is filled with accessories, fitted to the bears, in a series of styles. The third holds tops, dresses, jackets, shirts, tunics and bras. And the last holds shoes, tall and short, heeled and flat, boots and sneakers and everything in between.
His set up is a good. His sign is simple but clear.
But he still looks bored, frowning a bit as you approach and just pointing to the instructions before he goes back to the schoolwork he has spread on the table in front of him. |
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:16 pm
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To participate, approach the booth and grab a bear. It's your choice what color bear your character pulls; the range that Harrow has offered is huge and varied, expecting equally wild tastes. Your goal is to dress this bear using the following mechanics:
Roll 3d6. The first die determines what kind of accessory you pull for your bear. The second determines what kind of top, aka shirt, dress, jacket, etc you dress it in. And the final determines what kind of shoes you select.
Use the following list to match up:
1: Ghouly-ghoul: frilly and sparkly and sweet.
2: Wild beast: elements from animal costumes, like ears and tails and paws.
3: Tough boil: lots of leather, studs and spikes.
4: Frigid north: scarves and heavy furs, designed for a colder climate.
5: Holidays: garments from the other holiday worlds, Christmas and Easter and Valentines day.
6: Formal wear: bow ties, gloves, jackets, glittery dresses.
Please role-play your character playing out the game, even if it's very brief, and describe what their final bear looks like using the instructions above. Once putting your bear on display, you will receive one of the following replies from Harrow:
If none of your elements match [aka, none have the same number/theme], your only prize is the bear that you are holding. Harrow will not even reply to you, he'll simply wave you off. No need to quote me.
If two of your elements match, Harrow grudgingly offers over a raffle ticket for your efforts, and you also get to keep your bear. Please quote me for confirmation!
If all three match, you are a fashionista: you win a ticket, the bear, and a minipet, as well as Harrow's approval. Please quote me for confirmation!
EDIT AUG 25: if you roll a total of 13-18 on your dice, you will win a minipet! This will stack with doubles, if you get those too! Please quote me for confirmation, and include your minis name somewhere in your post!
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:17 pm
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Posted: Sun Aug 24, 2014 5:17 pm
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