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TCPs will have two prices listed- one for everyone, and one specifically for Patrons, using the credit given to $10+ pledgers. these discounts are a reward for helping us out as a team, and Patrons will also have options unavailable for regular commissions. | TCPs will have two prices listed- one for everyone, and one specifically for Patrons, using the credit given to $10+ pledgers. these discounts are a reward for helping us out as a team, and Patrons will also have options unavailable for regular commissions. | ||
If you’re interested in pledging, please check our Patreon out! We contribute as much content as we can each month (though some months are busier than others), and you can get a lot more rewards than just TCPs. | If you’re interested in pledging, please check our Patreon out! We contribute as much content as we can each month (though some months are busier than others), and you can get a lot more rewards than just TCPs. | ||
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+ | **Email ringormortis@gmail.com (or contact us via Discord) to order- if by email, please put "TCP Commission" | ||
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+ | ====== Artists ====== | ||
+ | There are a growing number of artists you can choose to draw your TCPs, ranging from other Homebrew Deviants members to some of the other people in Rin's system! Each of them has their own unique art style that can really give your TCP that added touch of uniqueness. Prices are the same regardless of which artist you choose. | ||
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+ | You can view a full list of available TCP artists [[tcpdex: | ||
====== Basic TCPs ====== | ====== Basic TCPs ====== | ||
Basic tiny cat people are as the name would imply, very simple! They are single type TCPs that are recolored on the same type base, with no anomalies, conditions, or modifiers. These are the most affordable kind of TCP, and are a great option if you’d like to commission a new type. | Basic tiny cat people are as the name would imply, very simple! They are single type TCPs that are recolored on the same type base, with no anomalies, conditions, or modifiers. These are the most affordable kind of TCP, and are a great option if you’d like to commission a new type. | ||
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+ | |Existing Base | $15.00 | | ||
+ | |New Base | $25.00 | | ||
====STEP 1: CHOOSING TYPING==== | ====STEP 1: CHOOSING TYPING==== | ||
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The maximum amount of types a hybrid can have is five, and after three types, the TCP becomes progressively more unstable, prone to body horror and issues with type interactions. | The maximum amount of types a hybrid can have is five, and after three types, the TCP becomes progressively more unstable, prone to body horror and issues with type interactions. | ||
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+ | |Base Price (2 types)| $35.00| | ||
+ | |+ Per Type (Max 5 total)| $15.00| | ||
====STEP 1: CHOOSING TYPING==== | ====STEP 1: CHOOSING TYPING==== | ||
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====CONDITIONS==== | ====CONDITIONS==== | ||
- | ^Tier|Transformative|Experimental|Malady | + | ^Tier|Transformative|Experimental|Malady| |
|Minor|Up to 3 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based|Up to 3 stages, +$7.50 for every stage sketch, +$15.00 if based|Up to 3 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based| | |Minor|Up to 3 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based|Up to 3 stages, +$7.50 for every stage sketch, +$15.00 if based|Up to 3 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based| | ||
|Intermediate|Up to 4 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based|Up to 4 stages, +$7.50 for every stage sketch, +$15 if based|Up to 4 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based| | |Intermediate|Up to 4 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based|Up to 4 stages, +$7.50 for every stage sketch, +$15 if based|Up to 4 stages, +$10 for every stage sketch, +$20 if based| | ||
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====ANOMALIES==== | ====ANOMALIES==== | ||
- | ^Tier|Skin|Fluid|Ability|Arm|Leg|Tail|Earnubs|Eyespots|Head | + | ^Tier|Skin|Fluid|Ability|Arm|Leg|Tail|Earnubs|Eyespots|Head|Wing| |
- | |Minor|$5.00|$2.50|$5.00|$5.00|$5.00|$5.00|$2.50|$2.50|$5.00| | + | |Minor|$5.00|$2.50|$5.00|$5.00|$5.00|$5.00|$2.50|$2.50|$5.00|$5.00| |
- | |Intermediate|$7.50|$3.75|$10.00|$10.00|$10.00|$10.00|$5.00|$5.00|$10.00| | + | |Intermediate|$7.50|$3.75|$10.00|$10.00|$10.00|$10.00|$5.00|$5.00|$10.00|$10.00| |
- | |Major|$10.00|$5.00|$15.00|$15.00|$15.00|$15.00|$7.50|$7.50|$15.00| | + | |Major|$10.00|$5.00|$15.00|$15.00|$15.00|$15.00|$7.50|$7.50|$15.00|$15.00| |
Anomalies are the cherry on top when it comes to making unique TCP designs, and very simple. An anomaly means that the TCP deviates from the standards for their type, and can be anything under the sun. If you'd like a TCP with 6 legs instead of 2, or large lop ears, these are all possible! Form types with abstract eyespots, a creature type with an active ability, a weapon type with toy equivalents of their typing...the possibilities are endless. | Anomalies are the cherry on top when it comes to making unique TCP designs, and very simple. An anomaly means that the TCP deviates from the standards for their type, and can be anything under the sun. If you'd like a TCP with 6 legs instead of 2, or large lop ears, these are all possible! Form types with abstract eyespots, a creature type with an active ability, a weapon type with toy equivalents of their typing...the possibilities are endless. | ||
Anomaly tiers come in minor, intermediate and major. These tiers help determine how much the anomaly varies from the type(s) standard. A minor anomaly works with something already there in the type design, such as longer legs, a tail based on typing, or a slight change to the ability. An intermediate anomaly changes the existing parts of a TCP, such as digitigrade legs, a more unique tail still based on typing, or a change to how the ability functions. A major anomaly completely changes a TCP, such as no legs/extra legs, a completely unique tail design, or a new ability entirely. The higher you go, the more flexibility you have! | Anomaly tiers come in minor, intermediate and major. These tiers help determine how much the anomaly varies from the type(s) standard. A minor anomaly works with something already there in the type design, such as longer legs, a tail based on typing, or a slight change to the ability. An intermediate anomaly changes the existing parts of a TCP, such as digitigrade legs, a more unique tail still based on typing, or a change to how the ability functions. A major anomaly completely changes a TCP, such as no legs/extra legs, a completely unique tail design, or a new ability entirely. The higher you go, the more flexibility you have! | ||
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+ | ======TCPDex Entries====== | ||
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+ | Of course, once you have your TCP, you'll probably want to know a little more about it! Any existing TCP can have an entry written for it for $10.00, or you can purchase an entry at the same time as you purchase a TCP! There are no restrictions for private dex entries, but if you want to see your TCP displayed as part of the official dex, there are a few rules: | ||
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+ | * No hurtful/ | ||
+ | * No NSFW/18+ content | ||
+ | * No copyrighted material (a nonspecific reference is perfectly fine, however!) | ||
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+ | Once your TCP is added to the dex, you can find it under Specimens in the Morbit section! [[tcpdex: | ||
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