~Arcadias

We’ve had some IRL and health issues that held us up this Spring, which is a bit unfortunate, but after some recovery time, it’s time to reopen commissions.

A very similar deal to last time! So most of this journal will be very familiar.

You'll more than likely see some extra uploads before/between/after the commissions as we are in fact sitting on multiple almost, or completely, finished fics! May not look like it, but we've got quite a backlog of disorganized stuff. Commissions, of course, will see prio.

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A max of 10k words (projected for; it’ll always balloon!), a straightforward setup and some degree of freedom in methods for us. As such, you’ll see a more thorough list of yays (and a few nays).

We have 5 slots open, with some having already been filled in via conversations over the past month.
-  yuundaisuke
-  yuundaisuke
- Anonymous (private)
-  gammaeradon
- Anonymous

Here is what we will do:
- anthro MLP characters – our specialty;
- anthro OC’s of most species;
- general footfetish (duh);
- light-to-medium tickling and semi-consensual scenes;
- breaking-of scenes – really messing up the victim through a heavy regimen of pedal (and other) torments;
- tickle torture scenes – more nasty, targeted wrecking via tickle exhaustion;
- tickle abuse scenes – more ‘playful’ roughing up, bullying, etc;
- general pedal torture - heat, cold, wax, bastinado, e-stim, itching, any combination thereof;
- low-to-mid pain - mostly applied to feet;
- predicament scenarios – peril play, unwinnable games, punishments;
- scent - honestly, we just really fucking love socks these days, and if we can be paid to have someone launder a pair or three, then things are good.

A sample draft of our won’t do’s:
- scat&watersports;
- pain with actual gruesome detail;
- heavily detailed sexual content (orgasms are fine, descriptions of genitals/nipples not so much);
- overly consensual victims;
- we reserve the right to reject characters based on franchise or design – if we know we can’t do it, we better not try.

Pricing depends on the fic’s length. In general, we see two types of fics that suggest a specific length. At a rate of $10 per 1k, you can assume that the basic prices are $50 and $100 but the realities of writing mean that it’s quite fluid, and if need be, we can agree otherwise.
- We can do a super simple no frills 5k fic – here are some examples, both of which did in fact balloon, but are simple nevertheless;
- Or a more indepth developed 10k fic – some examples here as well, both of which also ballooned, but were more complex in design;

You’ll pay us via PayPal in advance, receiving the address via note.

We’re usually decently reasonable when it comes to calculating rates in case of bleed-over.