Anyways, the job of a pallio judge is simple: Read the completed forms, and tell me who you believe should get the pallio and why.
And that's it. When a competition is over, I'll be PMing you with links to the forms to be judged, and you reply with the above. Seeing as how I don't space out my deadlines and don't churn out pallios often and , this isn't something you'll be doing often. I'll be consulting the opinion of at least 2 judges per competition, but in some cases I may be consulting more. To prevent bribes and stuff, I won't be telling the competitors who the judges are.
Now, as for what you get in return for judging. I can't exactly just give out a custom and stuff, so I'm offering the next best thing: The ability to alter your pallio's design. Things you can do include:
- Changing the colors of a marking
- Changing cape stuff (switching type/colors/adding sparkles)
- Switching body types
- Removing one marking
- Adding one marking
(your pallio must still look recognizable though!)
Lore wise, since Avris is a weird and magical place, changing yourself isn't too hard. And for some pallios, it's probably even necessary (wanted criminals, runaways, etc.) Some things can't be changed however, such as the ear spot, dramatic changes (completely new markings, complete color swap, etc.), and removing sparkles. Ear spots are what make pallios pallios, dramatic changes are basically customs, and lore wise it's impossible to get rid of sparkles.
To prevent people from abusing the alters, I'm making it so you can only get one alter for each competition you judge. Meaning after you judge, you get one alter which you can only use on one pallio. After you alter it, that alter is now gone and you must judge again to alter again.
SplashofOrangeJuice wrote:Is there an information page about the world that these guys and the other species that live there?
Skitty. wrote:Could someone possibly be able to judge forms even though they don't own a Pallio? Or do it for free?
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