Closes February 5 @ 5pm PST
Do you stare longingly every time a new mutation pops up? Do you have the coolest idea for a mutation ever? Here's your chance to make that idea into a reality! One idea will be selected from this contest and turned into a new mutation and the winner will receive the first rabbit with this mutation! Please note that this contest is running on both Basilisk Stew and Gaia. You may submit one entry to each thread. One winner will be selected after compiling all entries.
Rules
- You may enter this contest on both Gaia and BS, but only once on each site.
- Your mutation will initially appear only on one breed.
- This contest will be judged on how creative the idea is, how well thought out the idea is and how feasible the mutation is to implement.
- By entering this contest you are allowing Hopscotch to make use of your mutation idea.
- Posting a mutation idea into this contest does not 'reserve' it for you or make it 'yours'. Please bear in mind we have many mutations preplanned. wink
- You are welcome to enter ideas with suggested allele interactions (eg. a new eye colour that only appears when Vienna is also present) but be aware these ideas may be changed or adapted to work with our genetics system.
Feasibility of Mutations
- We consider feasible mutation to fit into one of three categories: pattern, colour or physical. Your mutation should firmly fit into one of these three categories.
- Traits seen on other mammals are generally considered feasible. (Eg. Appaloosa would be considered a feasible pattern mutation.)
- Physical traits that alter 25% or less than the original lineart are considered potentially feasible. (Eg. An extra large tail.)
- New breeds are not considered mutations. (Eg. Angora.)
- Traits from non-mammalian creatures, other than colour, may not be considered feasible. (Eg. A fish rabbit would not be considered feasible for this contest.)
Form
[size=18][b]Mutation Idea Incoming[/b][/size]
[b]Username:[/b]
[b]Mutation Name:[/b]
[b]Mutation Information[/b]
Pattern, colour or physical?:
Generally describe your mutation:
How does your mutation work:
How does your mutation interact with other genes:
Where does your mutation initially appear: Standard or Dwarf
Additional references:
