Rules
● Each week will give out three (3) prizes.
● At the end of the week, the person with the highest total affection points gets first pick. The remaining two (2) prizes will be raffled from the participants.
● A person can only win one familiar from this booth.
● “Affection Points” (i.e. raffle tickets) reset each week so no worries about “catching up” to previous weeks.
How To Play
Your kin’s goal is to gather enough “affection points” to bring home a familiar. There are two ways to earn Affections Points: An easy/quick way and an RP way. You can do chance, RP, or both!
● Chance
○ Roll 1d4, that’s the number of tickets you win.
○ You can roll five (5) times each week. Feel free to do all the rolls in one go, or space them out.
○ You can do BOTH chance only and chance + rp methods
○ Form
[size=150][b][color=#8D0226]SNAKE EYES[/color][/b][/size]
[b]Ticket(s):[/b] [this rolls tickets]
● RP
○ Either roll 1d8 or pick from the critters listed below. Each creature has three different prompts you can choose from.
○ Make an RP response of your kin addressing the prompts with at least 50 words.
○ Each prompt earns you five (5) tickets, though some responses may gain bonus tickets.
○ You can respond to up to five (5) prompts each week. Feel free to do this all in one go, or space them out.
○ Form
[size=150][b][color=#2EBFD4]ONCE UPON A[/color][/b][/size]
[b]Ticket(s):[/b] [amount of roleplay tickets]
RP Prompts
1 - Sand dog
a. A whine pulls your attention to a sand dog lying down and staring up at you. It clearly wants something, but what does it want? Or what does your kin attempt to give it?
b. Two sand dogs are playing a fierce game of tug of war. Which sand dog does your kin help and why that one?
c. Your kin trips when their hoof falls into a hole. A nearby sand dog growls at the indiscretion. How does your kin apologize? Or do they?
2 - Owlcat
a. The owlcat has been staring at a specific spot just behind your kin for an uncomfortably long time. What does your kin think is going on?
b. Your kin feels a tugging on their ankle. The owlcat seems to want to show you something. What is it?
c. The owlcat is fighting with the lion. Who’s winning and what does your kin do?
3 - Lion
a. Your kin realizes the lion has been stalking them while they go about the paddock.
b. The lion shows its belly. Is this legit? Is this a trap? What does your kin do?
c. The lion is yowling for help. What kind of help did it want/need?
4 - Cave worm
a. These cave worms are pointier than usual. How does this make it harder or easier for your kin to interact with them?
b. You spot the cave worm curled up around something. What is it? is it someone?
c. Oh no, the cave worm is fighting with its fellow cave worm. What does your kin do?
5 - Tea dragon
a. These tea dragons have more limbs than normal. How does this make it harder or easier for your kin to interact with them?
b. What does the tea dragon’s scent remind the kin of?
c. Oh no, the tea dragon is fighting with the cave worm. What does your kin do?
6 - Eagle
a. The eagle is standing with its wings outreached, beak open. What does your kin think is happening? Does your kin help the overheated eagle?
b. An eagle is building a nest in the corner. What does your kin do?
c. One eagle screeches sharply at anyone who nears it. How does your kin show it’s respect?
7 - Gryphons
a. The gryphon won’t let you approach unless you come bearing food. What does your kin offer?
b. The gryphon is tense about something. What could be causing it?
c. A gryphon went missing, where does your kin find it hiding?
8 - Spiders
a. How does your kin feel about giant spiders?
b. What is your kin doing that is making this one specific spider cheer them on?
c. One of the spiders is weaving strange shapes in their web. What does your kin see?
