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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.
Details
Another spring blooms across the island with a bought of unseasonable warmth bookmarking the winter gala. This kickstart into the spring season has caused an early bloom of many plants across the island and led many to seek the outdoors much earlier than usual.
The warmth of early spring is drawing many across Mynros out into their gardens to plant various aesthetically pleasing plants that will bloom throughout the season. It should be no surprise that many Mynrosians wish to show off their efforts and share their curated spaces with those close to them. As a result, many small garden parties are being held this season where everyone enjoys simple meals and takes part in various party games with their fellows.
A common party game during this time is scavenger hunts where the one throwing the party challenges their guests with clues meant to direct to various items hidden throughout their gardens or even neighborhoods. These items are often hand-crafted mementos that the guests can then take home and may even be useful gifts.
The new plant growth draws in many small creatures that pollinate the plants and curtail the growth of weeds and mushrooms, leaving mhoats to enjoy the product of this symbiotic system. It seems too that more enterprising mhoats are creating welcoming spaces for these various friendly pets to create simple petting zoos where those living across the island can interact with them.
Alongside these various nature-based, many mhoats are beginning their trips to the temples to pay respects and once more leave slips of paper with their hopes for the season or the coming year. Generous mhoats in turn take these slips and try to fulfill these wishes for their fellows. For vabbits, this is a new and unique activity and a chance for them to explore the temples and gain a better understanding of the pantheon that mhoats revere.
Below are some of the activities you can take part in for this seasonal event!
Garden Party
Those living across Mynros are enjoying the surprisingly warm start to spring, but still, linger close to home as the occasional chill lingers in the air. The plants across Mynros don't seem to be deterred, beginning to grow and fill the spaces covered in snow which leads many mhoats to spend their hours in the garden adding to the sudden blooms across the islands. Once the flowers bloom many choose to organize small parties to reconnect with friends. These parties range from casual and simple events to more formal ones with small meals and light snacks, as well as, a variety of party games well suited to the outdoors such as croquet, horseshoes, and the like. For this activity, show your character either preparing or hosting parties for their friends or even taking part as a guest to another's party.
Scavenger Hunt
A common party game during this season where the host creates a list of clues that lead to hidden items found around their garden or even around the neighborhood. These items tend to be small mementos meant to decorate, simple treats, or even simple gifts that may have use. Often, the first individual to find all the items and return them to the host will be treated to a special prize, so there is a level of competition involved in this fun party game. For this activity show your character taking part in a scavenger hunt or even witnessing some of the shenanigans that takes place between competitive individuals.
Alongside this event, there is a scavenger hunt taking place across the site.
Petting Zoo
Enterprising individuals have noticed that the numerous new gardens are drawing in a variety of pets and in turn, have created small natural spaces that are meant to draw these same creatures. Once established, these natural spaces are opened up as petting zoos, a place for those living across the islands to interact with the friendlier wildlife and potentially take home a new companion. For this activity show your character visiting one of these petting zoos. What does your character think about the various pets of Mynros? Do they seem drawn to a particular pet? Or are they amused by how the pets interact or even behave in sillier ways?
Written Wishes
It's a tradition during this time of year for mhoats to visit the various temples spread across the islands. Here, they can write down their hopes or wishes for the coming season or throughout the year and leave these slips of paper in little drawers where they can be picked up by others visiting and leaving their own wishes. This year, even vabbits are taking part for the very first time and in turn, are learning much about the mhoat pantheon. For those who struggle with writing, there are often scribes posted at the temples who are willing to aid in the writing of these notes. This event is meant to encourage unity across the islands, with individuals often attempting to fulfill the various wishes of their fellows to brighten their day. What sort of wishes will your character make during this season? How do fulfill the wishes of others during this time?
This activity is unique in that participants can potentially earn bonus currency! To earn the bonus you must work together with other members to create a pair of pieces related to one another.
- To begin, the first person must draw their character leaving their wish at the temple for another to discover. In the description of your piece, you should include a little info about what your character is wishing for to aid in the creation of the piece that earns the bonus.
- For the second piece, a user must pick someone else's wish piece to draw a response to. Your character would have picked out the slip of paper and now wants to fulfill that wish in some manner, so you would have to draw your character interacting with the character who submitted the wish and fulfill the wish however they can.
- Once both pieces are created, both users can submit a prompt entry to claim a bonus of 5 False Sprouts on top of whatever they earned from their art!
This submission option is for all pieces related to the Spring 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 False Sprout 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 or a written piece with a word count of at least 1000 words.
Rewards
No rewards.
Details
The snow is thawing and spring is bringing forth the first sprouts of what promises to be many flowers and plants. In turn, the warmer weather leads many creatures of mynros to emerge from their homes and prepare to return to their daily routines put on hold by the snow.
With the adults returning to work, this means many of the young spend time in a variety of spaces to be watched over by caretakers. The youngest of mhoats spend time in community nests being overseen by caretakers and protective caterpoggos alike. These nests have a variety of floating mushroom spores that makes for a regular supply of food and a central, shallow pool gives easy access to water. Young mhoats lack much mobility so these nests are meant to be flat shallow spaces to aid their ability to get around.
Meanwhile, vabbit nests tend to be heated magically as young vabbits, called kibbits, lack the ability to regulate their body heat. The base of these nests is made of a soft woven platform made from vabbit fur, this velvety fur protects kibbits from irritating the bare sections of skin where plating later grows once they grow into their more mobile forms (face and arms). Alongside this, the caretakers of these nests are more involved as the young vabbits lack eyesight and have poor hearing, so these spaces are kept meticulously clean since they will nibble on most things and they have to be individually fed.
Both species struggle with mobility at a young age and given the different levels of care needed mixed nests are fairly rare except in the most populated locations. Once the young grow into their more mobile forms they grow frustrated with the limited spaces of the nest and move into spaces that function as daycares. The caretakers in these locations allow their charges to roam more freely and create games that challenge them to develop their mobility as well as begin to learn the simple magics their bodies can manage at this young age.
As these young ones grow older they will become more inquisitive, which is when they seek out knowledge and more serious pursuits be this through basic teaching provided through temples of knowledge, up to more focused learning meant to prepare them for their adult life during their young adult years.
All young creatures take this journey from carefree playtime to the more serious pursuit of knowledge, but the islands and even parents themself do not have strict expectations for when the young move from playful to serious pursuits. Young mynrosians progress in this sphere is often part their own interest and part the encouragement of their parents. On the flip side, those from more prestigious families often find their lives more structured due to dedicated caretakers and private tutors alongside the expectation of being prepared by adulthood to pursue their goals and continue on the family's legacy.
During this season does your character volunteer as a caretaker or are they a teacher of some sort? If they are a parent, how do they feel about being away from their children after an entire season spent at home? Alternatively, if you have no young characters and they don't pursue careers attending to the young, what was your own character's childhood like during this season of transition? For this prompt, you need to show your character during this period of transition related to either current or past themes of childhood.
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 |