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Off-site Cap Rewards
Miscellaneous artwork/literature/etc. not submitted to the site's gallery can be submitted here to receive the general RoM currency, caps! (check details for rules/guidelines)
Details
This submission option is for any pieces not submitted to the gallery on site!
Rules
- All participants in the creation of a piece must make an individual submission to earn rewards! This includes collaborators, those receiving gift art, or a commissioner looking to redeem the piece for caps.
- You may make a submission no matter where your piece has been uploaded, they are all eligible for cap rewards. (ex. deviantart, twitter, toyhou.se, etc.)
- Caps will be rewarded based upon the information listed on the Earning Caps page.
- When making a submission, all characters included in the piece should be listed with the "Add Character" option by adding their code from the character masterlist (ex. M-0248, M-0069, V-0008, etc.)
- When making a submission you will need to fill out the form below as it can affect the total caps you earn.
Modifiers: Personal, Collab, Gift Art (artist/receiver), Commission, Trade, etc.
Reused Work Details: Is this a base/ych? Yes or no.
Word Count: For literature submissions only, the word count affects the total caps earned.
Rewards
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Caps | 0 |
Cap Booster Claim
Prompt for claiming Cap Booster rewards on any artwork submitted to the on-site gallery.
Details
This submission option is for additional rewards from a cap booster for pieces submitted to the on-site gallery!
Rules
- Cap booster must be included as an add-on to this claim to be processed.
- You may only use a cap booster once per art piece, no double claims will be accepted.
- Compilation images (images where multiple characters are placed on individual backgrounds to increase earnings) will only have the cap booster applied to an individual image, not the entire piece with all images.
- When claimed, the reward will be x2 of whatever value the piece has already gained from being submitted to the gallery. For example, if your art piece earned 10 caps through gallery submission, then you would receive 20 caps from this claim which brings the total earned on the piece to 30 caps. This would fulfill the x3 that is listed in the item description for the cap booster.
- A cap booster can be used up to a month following a piece being submitted to the gallery; so, if a piece were submitted on October 15th, you'd be able to submit a claim until November 15th the following month.
- When submitting this claim, be sure to include a link to the gallery submission you wish to apply the cap booster.
Rewards
No rewards.
MYO Slot Claim
This prompt is no longer required, you can now open MYO slots from your inventory. Use this only if you have extra questions, need some clarification, or if you notice an issue with your MYO slot.
Details
This prompt is no longer required, you can now open MYO slots from your inventory. Use this only if you have extra questions, need some clarification, or if you notice an issue with your MYO slot.
(We may also use it for other purposes, such as for the use of adding add-on items to MYOs for MYO events.)
This submission option is for the creation of a MYO slot from the different MYO items available in the shops!
Rules
- In the URL section of the prompt fill with 'claiming MYO slot'.
- Please include if the MYO slot is for a Land Mhoat, Aquatic Mhoat, Vabbit, or Pet; any other details can be included when submitting the design.
- Include the item you are converting to a MYO slot from your inventory, if the item is not present then the claim will be rejected.
- Purchased MYO slots don't need to be claimed using this prompt, they will be processed directly by the mods when the slot is paid for.
Submissions to this prompt are hidden.
Rewards
No rewards.
Masterlist Updates
This prompt allows users to apply their own title to a design, update the character linked to a custom pet, revert a design to a previous appearance, or apply co-ownership status to a design!
Details
This prompt allows users to apply their own title to a design, update the character linked to a custom pet, revert a design to a previous appearance, or apply co-ownership status to a design!
Rules
- In the URL section of the prompt fill with either 'Title Update', 'Updating Pet Link', or 'Design Revert'.
- Please include the link to the masterlist entry of either the species you want the title created for or the species and pet masterlist entries you want to be linked.
- Two forms are included below, fill out the relevant form for your request.
'Title Update' Form
Masterlist Entry: Place link here
Theme: List the theme you'd like your character to have
'Updating Pet Link' Form
Pet Masterlist Entry: Place link to the masterlist entry of the pet you want to have the link added
Owner Masterlist Entry: Place link to the masterlist entry of the character you want linked to the pet
'Design Revert' Form
Masterlist Entry: Place link here
Previous Appearance: Link previous appearance, this can usually be found on the 'Images' page which can be viewed from the menu on the left of a design's masterlist entry
'Apply Co-ownership' Form
Masterlist Entry: Place link here
Username: Name of the user on site you wish to co-own with
Rewards
No rewards.
Slumbering Feast 2023
The turtonic ritual marks the end of the summer festival with the many turtonic islands separating and heading on their separate ways into more temperate waters.
Details
The turtonic ritual marks the end of the summer festival with the many turtonic islands separating and heading on their separate ways into more temperate waters. This transition marks a slow transition from warm afternoons into cool evenings as the islands move further from the warm waters well suited to a turtonic nursery.
Alongside this change in weather, a period of preparations begins as those who have moved during the summer seek out new homes and establish their stores for winter. Often, these efforts are aided by the surrounding communities with everyone helping build homes and gifting foods and materials that new residents will need through the winter.
As these preparations proceed, an old tradition also comes together in the form of a feast. While not as grand as the summer festival, this tradition is just as old, with individual communities celebrating throughout the fall as a reward for their efforts in preparing for the incoming winter. Alongside the feast, mhoats spend the end of fall visiting temples to make their final offerings, as well as, visiting the resting place of their ancestors. Unsurprisingly, these core aspects of the Slumbering Feast are what lead to many of the surrounding activities with delicious treats and spooky tricks aplenty available for Mynrosians to enjoy.
Below are some of the activities you can take part in for this seasonal event!
Winter Preparations
Fall is a season of preparation, with all of Mynros preparing for the incoming cold weather that marks the start of winter. The Slumbering Feast itself marks the end of this period of preparation and tends to be a celebration of hard work completed.
Throughout the season, all species begin to gather supplies and create stores that they can dig into throughout the cold season. A wide variety of supplies are necessary before the cold sets in. Be it food, materials for repairs, dried mushroom logs for fires, or even materials for more leisurely pursuits. Among all the species, Mhoats are especially reluctant to leave their homes when the temperatures drop below freezing, so they spend the season creating larger stores than other Mynrosians. Even so, all species create preserves with various foods or trade with mhoats for layers of fine silk to preserve fresh foods throughout the season. Many also clean their homes high and low, trying to find any parts in need of repairs before the snows come.
Beyond this, many contribute their time to help those who migrated during the summer festival to build new homes and gather supplies, while some of the older residents get together to make welcome baskets for the new residents of the islands or offer tours of the neighborhood.
Cauldron Surprise
While the season is centered around heavy lifting, long cooking sessions and many other physically demanding activities, not all Mynrosians are suited to taking part in these activities. And so, during this time, those with illnesses and the elderly spend this time preparing for the cauldron surprise!
This activity is a core part of the Slumbering Feast, where little bags of treats or playful tricks are placed into a cauldron at the center of the feast. These surprises are available for everyone attending the feast, but are most enjoyed by the youngest Mynrosians. They will flock to the cauldron to pick out a bag or three, often with the claim it's for family members. Hurrying back to their parents to dig into these bags to find if they have been tricked or given a bag of sweets to enjoy.
In larger towns and cities there will even be secondary cauldron surprises where groups will collect a variety of these bags and hand them out in town squares or plazas where little Mynrosians can dress up in costumes and socialize with other children while their parents lead them from one cauldron to the next to gather a little stash of treats.
Ancestral Visits
Despite that the temples now seem to display imagery of both deities, the temples formerly dedicated solely to Myn still fulfill their roles as keepers of the dead. These roles are centered around maintaining their associated graveyards, crypts, and tombs, as well as overseeing rituals for the dead.
One of these rituals centers around the Slumbering Feast, in which they aid the visitation of ancestors to their families during the time of the feast. To do so, they acquire phosphorescent paints made from mhoat silk that has been enchanted with spirit branch magics meant to awaken spirits. These paints are thrown across the graves throughout the places where the dead rest in a rainbow of colors, either by those from the temples or by the families of the deceased.
The magic applied to these paints allows the spirit of the mhoat to rise and travel to share a holiday feast with their families. Small statues kept in their homes create an anchor for the spirit to rest in when not physically manifested to interact with their hosts. Once the holiday ends the families will travel back to the various resting places of these ancestors with the statue so they can dissipate back into the environment until the following year.
Spirits that don't have family or who are too ancient to have a family to visit aren't left to wander the places of the dead until the paint's effects fade. Instead, those from the temple of Myn invite the spirits for a special feast in which they gather their life stories and store them in vast archives below the temple.
Supernatural Haunt
Prior years' spooky shenanigans have led to the creation of a new tradition where Mynrosians of all types flock to spooky locales in search of the supernatural. The nature of the season inspires rumors about various specters which haunt out of the way places, the energy of their emotions leaving a physical imprint on a location. When the magic floods these areas, these specters become active, or so the rumors go.
Even among the rumors, there are many well-known stories that fuel common superstitions and it seems that newer spooky stories are being created to add more mystery to the season. Those who overhear these stories and rumors are wandering out to abandoned locations, graveyards, or even the woods to see what strange creatures they may find. Many will find nothing, though some might even get a chill up their spine as they explore these spooky places, especially when the odd playful Mynrosian will play a spooky prank on those brave enough to wander into their traps for a proper fright.
This submission option is for all pieces related to the Slumbering Feast seasonal event!
Rules
- Please list which activity you are submitting before when submitting a piece to earn the seasonal currency.
- All participants in the creation of a piece must make an individual submission to earn rewards!
- You may make a submission no matter where your piece has been uploaded, they are all eligible for the Fungheist Flower value of the art. (ex. DeviantArt, Twitter, toyhou.se, etc.)
- When making a submission, all characters included in the piece should be listed with the "Add Character" option by adding their code from the character masterlist (ex. M-0248, M-0069, V-0008, etc.)
- You do not need to manually add rewards to your claim, they will be granted by the mods when tallying the value of the art.
- The minimum required for prompts is a flat-colored halfbody in a clearly depicted scene.
Rewards
No rewards.
Imagine the Aqua Vabbit
Magic is at the forefront of many Mynrosian's minds and vabbit's unique affinity for certain elements has led to musings of what a vabbit with an affinity for water magic might look like.
Details
Yel and Myn have departed, and magic flows freely across the islands as a lingering marker of their presence. Naturally, magic is on the mind of most Mynrosians even as the weather shifts to the first chill of fall.
Vabbits especially, seem curious about their natural affinity for certain elements. Fire and earth come naturally, and a select few are able to access air, yet water seems unattainable to even the most determined. The tendency for vabbits who can control air to have unique visual traits that unlock this ability has led many Mynrosians to wonder what a vabbit wielding Water magic might look like.
Doodle, inspired by these musings, has taken the time to set up several public spaces across the islands where individuals can paint on stone walls what they believe a more aquatic vabbit might look like. A set of unique community murals to bring a bit of visual delight and mix the creative energies of both mhoats and vabbits. Alongside the mural space are sheets of paper laid out for the participants to plan out their masterpieces with others. Young Mynrosians seem eager to doodle all over these sheets of paper while older individuals contribute to the mural.
For this prompt, does your character contribute to the mural or do they prefer to join those doodling on the sheets of paper? What do they imagine an aquatic vabbit to look like?
This submission option is for all pieces related to the monthly prompt theme!
Rules
- All participants in the creation of a piece must make an individual submission to earn rewards!
- You may make a submission no matter where your piece has been uploaded, they are all eligible for the listed rewards. (ex. DeviantArt, Twitter, Toyhou.se, etc.)
- When making a submission, all characters included in the piece should be listed with the "Add Character" option by adding their code from the character masterlist (ex. M-0248, M-0069, V-0008, etc.)
- You do not need to manually add rewards to your claim, they will be granted automatically as a part of the prompt rewards.
- The minimum required for prompts is a flat-colored halfbody in a clearly depicted scene or a written piece with a word count of at least 1000 words.
Rewards
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Caps | 10 |
The Oracle's Task: Find the Flames!
The oracle's shop assistant quickly presses a list into your hand and begs your assistance in seeking out some missing materials in return for a small reward.
Details
Many a mhoat are stumbling upon a hidden away stall in a market or a doorway hidden away at the end of an alley. All of these various locations lead to a single shop either bare of all goods for first-time visitors or brimming with fantastical potions and unique pets for repeat visitors. Behind the counter is a pale blue mhoat with ghostly companions drifting around his form, he seems rather frazzled and quickly waves over whatever visitor might enter the shop.
The oracle's shop assistant quickly presses a list into your hand and begs your assistance in seeking out some missing materials in return for a small reward. It isn't often one goes shopping and finds themselves sent out on an errand, but can you really refuse such a pitiful-looking mhoat?
Those entering the oracle shop will find a very tired Leander behind the counter, oh in fact he seems to be asleep! The many piles of magical tomes piled around his workspace imply he has been deep in his studies, but it appears he has made a small basket of written requests so there is little reason to wake him.
This month, Leander is requesting that individuals seek out Starlight Ash. This black glittering dust is created by magical fires, which can come from any number of sources but are most commonly left where shooting stars trail or wildfires have consumed mushroom forests. Less commonly, one can gather this ash from pets that produce magic fire as a waste product.
This submission option is for all pieces related to the Oracle Task!
Rules
- All participants in the creation of a piece must make an individual submission to earn rewards!
- You may make a submission no matter where your piece has been uploaded, they are all eligible for the listed rewards. (ex. DeviantArt, Twitter, Toyhou.se, etc.)
- When making a submission, all characters included in the piece should be listed with the "Add Character" option by adding their code from the character masterlist (ex. M-0248, M-0069, V-0008, etc.)
- You do not need to add rewards to your claim manually, they will be granted automatically as a part of the prompt rewards.
- The minimum required for the oracle task is a flat-colored halfbody or a written piece with a word count of at least 500 words.
Rewards
| Reward | Amount |
|---|---|
| Pearlescent Sporepuff | 5 |