Welcome to Deathcember!
This event is themed around death and loss (and associated topics). Fluffy fics before inevitable doom? Sure. Collecting your deceased nemesis' effects from the morgue? Yeah. Averted death when you'd finally made peace with it? Nice. The goriest, most disgusting, absolutely filthy, borderline(?) erotica death scene you've ever seen? Classic.
Respect the Dead
Be Respectful
Tag Accurately and Generously
No Generative AI
Although additional rules may be added as time goes and situations arise, these are the big three. There are no age, genre, shipping, or rating restrictions. You are only asked that you are upfront and clear about the content. If you are concerned about a particular aspect? Warn for it. If you want to use the prompts with an AI? Don't submit it here.
For event reblogging purposes:
@ this blog on your post sharing your work (or a link to the work) with relevant information such as fandom, rating, content warnings, etc.
Sensitive or otherwise NSFW content should be placed under a cut, with the necessary content warnings above the cut.
Please tag with #deathcember or #deathcember 2025, and the appropriate prompt such as #deathcemberday21 or #deathcemberalt4
Also, due to The Situation: fan-content for JK Rowling's works will not be reblogged here for the foreseeable future.
Epitaph Submittal
Prompts are being accepted! If there's a prompt you'd like to see this Deathcember, send an ask and it will be added to the pool. Prompts do not have to obviously or directly relate to death or loss.
Currently, the plan is to have 31 daily prompts (with a "main" prompt and two "support" prompts) and a handful of alternative prompts. Songs are also enjoyable, and will be shared alongside the written prompts as a playlist. An example of a daily prompt would be
Six Feet Under | empty casket + missing poster
Rest in Peace, Mod
This event is a work in progress! If you have an idea to make it better, feel free to send an ask. Please be kind, as there's only one mod @chaotetothecore, and its work is especially busy during this time of year.
Also—the pfp is copyrighted work of Dzmitry Sukhavarau on Dreamstime. Admin is working to replace it for the longer term.
















