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New Ever After High OC Spot De Vil hes tryin his best, he just wants to make people proud...He wants to be a good boy. he has...he has a secret :0.

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My new Ever After High OC! His name is Vermin R.King Son of the Rat King from the Nutcracker. God he's awful. bad person. villian

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Ever after high OC party to Blank...Blanc. Son of the White Rabbit. He is like...one bad customer service experience from fighting everyone

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I made a EAH OC for an rp. Charcoal Klauz. the son of Krampus he is so fucking depressed that he legit laughs. man just wants to make his dad proud. but his dad is an asshole. Furry. he smells bad. and is very soft

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EAH Holidays: Movela

(This is a part of my original worldbuilding for EAH, and my holiday series for that saga)

Many mountains in the Nani Mountains each have their own version of a holiday called Movela, which in Lumina means "calling". However, the full name of the holiday varies from mountain to mountain.

Movela is a holiday in which the people of a mountain will make a large tribute of some kind to their mountain's guardian spirit. The leader (or leaders) of the mountain will then perform a ritual of some sort that will supposedly summon the spirit, which will then use its magic to create a magic shield around the mountain that will protect them during the winter and ensure their mountain will survive that year. Each mountain has its own unique version of this tradition, but NopeRope will use Mulapua as an example.

On Mulapua, the tribute used is a large pile of root vegetables, mainly potatoes. Everyone will gather outside and stand in a large crowd in front of the pile, and when it is time for the beginning of the ritual ceremony, all will start humming an ancient song meant to help call the guardian spirit. Then, the king/queen will come out and light a special saga incense stick, which will set in a special ritual bowl. 

The king/queen (or heir to the throne, depending on whether or not they have come of age and are able to do this), wearing tradition ritual garment, will then begin a ceremonial dance, while a mage of some sort will begin chanting. A healthy mountain cow (similar to a highland cow, but on Mulapua) will also be brought out during the ritual, but will simply be milked and the milk will be involved in the ritual. 

The mage will pour the milk into the ritual bowl and use a special spell on it. As soon as the ceremonial dance ends, the king/queen will come over to the bowl (which will be right in front of the tribute pile), dip their hands in it, raise their arms up to the sky, and shout "Cara, alum movela nai unkaiwa!" which means "Cara (the name of their guardian spirit), we call your soul!"

Wind will begin blowing furiously, blowing the windchimes (which will be hung everywhere before the ceremony), and the tribute pile will then disintegrate up into the sky. The sky will flash for a moment, before everything becomes suddenly very peaceful. That is the end of the ceremony.

Everyone will often go home and party, and if they are able to, the royal family will host a ball which anyone is invited to.

This is just one of the multiple variations of this tradition, but it does capture some of the concepts.

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EAH Holidays: The Shapeshifter Festival

I’ve been working on some certain kinds of lore stuff lately, mainly holidays, and I decided I’m gonna make some posts for some of those holidays! The first one is a post on an autumn holiday (like Halloween but also not at all like Halloween). The Shapeshifter Festival!

The Shapeshifter Festival is a six day "week" in which communities will hold large festivals, each day with a different major festivity. 

On the first day, there will usually be a kickoff ceremony and performance, and each varies from place to place, but they often have a speech at some point. Then everyone just parties, but like it's a backyard barbecue (a surprising number of shapeshifter cultures love barbecues). 

On the second day, there are lots of different plays and such that often tell stories from different shapeshifter cultures or at least parts of their history. Everyone loves these, even if they've seen some of the shows many times over. 

On the third day, shapeshifter activist groups will hold events to help with shapeshifter rights, whether it be for those in their own town, or those in other nations. They will do things to raise awareness for certain issues as well, whether it be shapeshifter discrimination or the destruction of native shapeshifter lands (such as wolf-folk habitats, which have been in danger recently). 

On the fourth day, shapeshifters will set up stalls showing off different parts of their cultures as well as promote their personal businesses if they own any. It's like the shops at a Renaissance fair, but it's for shapeshifter themed stuff with shapeshifter owned businesses. 

The fifth day is one of the best days for everyone: the food fest, which is a bit like the fourth day, but can involve anyone and is solely focused on food. It's amazing, and in the evening, there's a scavanger hunt! You know, for fun. 

And finally, the last day of the festival, there is a giant parade, known for their colorful costumes, beautiful music, and elaborate dance performances. These parades outwardly appear somewhat similar to the real world carnivals in Rio, but they have different purposes. 

Many of the costumes are reminiscent of different shapeshifter, but with a more abstract form. All these performers are actual shapeshifters who are dressing in their own alternate forms, though some will actually come in their alternate forms wearing outfits that exaggerate their features. Some will occasionally shift back and forth between forms depending on the dance and whether or not they have multiple forms. 

These parades are generally designed to show the beauty of shapeshifters and shapeshifter culture, and be a form of solidarity. One of the other most major features of this is the fact that everyone attending the parade will dress up like something or someone they are not (without culturally appropriating anything, obviously), so basically a Halloween costume. 

That is the final day of the Shapeshifter Festival, not counting the other festivities that certain specific locations have, like the city of Von, which has a mascarade ball in the palace, or villages on the outskirts of Ever After, which have basically Halloween, or some cities in Aldwenhurts which, instead of a parade, have children and teens run across the rooftops at night, singing songs and playing (before they all start howling at the moon at midnight). 

The day after all festivities are over, people will help clean everything up.

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Every friend group should include: a bimbo (Poppy R.), a mean bisexual (Miriam), an even meaner lesbian (Freedom Silkie), she/theys (Qiang?) and he/theys (Flint and Spire), a token straight that’s on thin ice (Moose), an astrology bitch who has everyone’s birth charts memorized (Legumes), and a short king (Flint)