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This raffle has been drawn! see the results here. Hello and welcome to May’s raffle!
It’s been forever since our last general raffle! And this time, we’re raffling off a unique ineki (a.k.a. “premade custom”), the Caramel Catpuccino by King:  Besides that little hipster/punster, we have a great bunch of prizes lined up for you:
All subsequent tickets cost 500 nuggets apiece, and you can have a maximum of 25 tickets. Ready to get your tickets?
Posted 05/10/15, edited 05/19/15
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i’m so glad that mc lets everyone have 1 free ticket, i’m too stingy to spend money on raffle tickets but mc gives me a chance nonetheless, even if it’s just 1 ticket and the chance is very low. even if i never win a raffle in my whole life i will be satisfied with my single ticket’s worth of chance… *rubs my face on the ticket*
Posted 05/10/15
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King omfg I need this in my life
Posted 05/10/15
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Shima; I’m not completely certain if you can get edits for pre-made customs; I do believe so, as in, once you’ve obtained a custom (or similarly, a baby) it can be entered into the queue like any other — or at least I don’t think we’ve set up any rules for that yet that I’m aware of. But IF you can, you would absolutely have to pay for them. I’ve always seen the idea of offering pre-made customs as allowing the artists full creative freedom and at the same time offer players custom coats through raffles, instead of raffling off a ‘custom slot’. The reasoning I do believe is twofold; A ‘custom slot’ makes it impossible for artists to plan the slot into their schedule — such a slot could be claimed/filled by the winner at any time, and that could be a time when a lot of artists are very busy. It’d in essence be like a ‘one way queue skip’ slot. Additionally, artists sometimes enjoy some play room & freedom (for that same reason there are artists that prefer doing babies over customs, and why players have no say in the design of their babies) in their custom designs. Offering even more ‘extra edits’ on top of a ‘free’ (yes, raffle tickets need to be purchased, still) custom is both a) reasonably unfair to both offer and request and b) hard to put a limit on.
Posted 05/10/15
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