OOC: Hello everyone! Sorry for being late to the party!
Maxwell’s got a knack for crafting sweet treats and will make your character a custom candy that fits their theme — drawn by yours truly 🍬
For example: an angel who loves hard candy might get divine lemon drops! Each candy will be pixel art made by me, so please be patient while they’re “brewing.”
Beware: you might get tricked with candy that’s the opposite of your character — like “berry demon drops”! (A wheel will decide if you get a trick or treat!)
Outside a stone cabin deep in the woods lay a lantern gently swinging in the wind. It was cloudy, yet the air was not too chilly. However, the stone cabin was carefully and lovingly decorated for the holidays as pumpkins with silly faces or simple pictures of animals were strewn about the lawn and flowers sporting soft and vibrant yellows, oranges, greens, and purples were potted and also strewn about with care. Lanterns were placed around flowers, but were enchanted to not catch anything on fire by accident. But in the front of the candy booth was a neat wooden stall with a sign on front:
'Candy!
Guess costume for a prize!'
Nearby, several tables containing various items used to make candy. Behind the stall was a rather bulky rabbit guy with long black bunny ears and glasses wearing a navy blue jumpsuit with the zipper hanging down a little revealing a grey t-shirt underneath and a strange logo on the side, but he probably quickly put something together realizing he put so much effort into decorations he forgot to decorate himself! He made sure to make lots of signs guiding people to his home through a rather... dark and haunted looking forest. Hopefully, the brightly colored signs pointing toward Maxwell’s humble cabin — and the promise of special treats — hopefully made the trail a little more inviting. Maxwell wondered if he went a little overboard with the signs, but surely there wasn't a problem with being a little too welcoming, right?
Maxwell’s got a knack for crafting sweet treats and will make your character a custom candy that fits their theme — drawn by yours truly 🍬
For example: an angel who loves hard candy might get divine lemon drops! Each candy will be pixel art made by me, so please be patient while they’re “brewing.”
Beware: you might get tricked with candy that’s the opposite of your character — like “berry demon drops”! (A wheel will decide if you get a trick or treat!)
Example of my pixel art candy!
Angelic lemon drop, purposefully small! Most candy art will be this size
RULES:
- 1 piece of candy per character
- Character can state what their favorite candy is, but can stay silent for a surprise!
- Please be patient while waiting!
- Be kind to one another, participants are welcome to chat with Maxwell or each other while waiting for candy, anyone can hop in at any time!
- Maxwell will close shop October 30th at 11 PM to prepare for a Halloween party, but he will make sure anyone still waiting on a treat will receive it before he closes!
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Outside a stone cabin deep in the woods lay a lantern gently swinging in the wind. It was cloudy, yet the air was not too chilly. However, the stone cabin was carefully and lovingly decorated for the holidays as pumpkins with silly faces or simple pictures of animals were strewn about the lawn and flowers sporting soft and vibrant yellows, oranges, greens, and purples were potted and also strewn about with care. Lanterns were placed around flowers, but were enchanted to not catch anything on fire by accident. But in the front of the candy booth was a neat wooden stall with a sign on front:'Candy!
Guess costume for a prize!'
Nearby, several tables containing various items used to make candy. Behind the stall was a rather bulky rabbit guy with long black bunny ears and glasses wearing a navy blue jumpsuit with the zipper hanging down a little revealing a grey t-shirt underneath and a strange logo on the side, but he probably quickly put something together realizing he put so much effort into decorations he forgot to decorate himself! He made sure to make lots of signs guiding people to his home through a rather... dark and haunted looking forest. Hopefully, the brightly colored signs pointing toward Maxwell’s humble cabin — and the promise of special treats — hopefully made the trail a little more inviting. Maxwell wondered if he went a little overboard with the signs, but surely there wasn't a problem with being a little too welcoming, right?
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