I work on custom fowldyr commissions at my own pace. Please remember that I am only one person and there are a lot of submissions, so the wait for a custom may be long. Submitting an application does not guarantee that your custom will be accepted.

Please Be Flexible

I will do my best to bring your vision to life! However, the design needs to adhere to the world lore and species lore so please be prepared to explore alternatives if your ideas don't quite fit. My goal is to make you a design you love, but sometimes not all of the ideas submitted will make it into the final design.

Adult Characters Only

If the vessel idea isn't appropriate for the world you will be contacted by Stas so we can adjust your vessel idea to something that will work within the lore. Examples of vessels that are not appropriate include:

• Off-world things such as the sun, the moons, or the stars. A vessel must be something that exists on the planet Tyrth, it can't be a celestial body.
• Intangible things such as clouds. A vessel must be something you can touch and has a sense of permanence to it.
• Technology not appropriate for the world such as guns or electronic appliances. Please keep the theme of world in mind when thinking of your vessel! No electronics, no plastics, no sci-fi objects. Tyrth is a medieval fantasy world so these kinds of objects don't exist.
• A note about fabric... While objects made of fabric can absolutely be vessels, I encourage you to choose a solid material for your core material. For example, if the vessel is a scarf I encourage you to add some sort of beading to it to serve as the core material. Fabric is a very awkward material to work with when it comes to a fowldyr's horns and hooves so I like to avoid making fabric the core material.

Repeated Vessels

In a world where beloved objects and sacred locations become vessels, it is only expected that certain kinds of vessels will show up multiple times in this world. Necklaces, swords, monuments, pottery, ruins, bones... all these have been explored multiple times already and will continue to be explored in future designs. Even if two fowldyr share the same kind of vessel I will do my best to ensure the designs look unique and distinct.

I ask that everyone is open and understanding to other designs sharing the same kind of vessel as their fowldyr. 

That being said, some vessels won't be repeated again. Sometimes these are ideas I was only interested in exploring once, or vessels that are so unique that I cannot imagine more than one existing in the world. In these rare cases, please be understanding if I tell you that I will not be doing that kind of vessel again.

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