Hausdaddy's Clan

- Letters to home
- Food point trades
- Breeding requests
- Nest borrowing
- Truces and allies
- Requests and visits from your clan adviser
- Letters about break-through findings in different career fields [medical, spiritual, warrior, gatherer, hunter, fisher, etc.]


Owed
[1] Imperial hatchling: [Canzone]
[1] Random GREY gift package (for) [Sadistic]

Buying
[None at the moment]

Trades
[1] Blighted TG male ridgeback from NeoGeen for [1] DG female ridgeback and [1] small drawing [In progress]

Breeding
[1] Xochiquetzal: Techoponia and Teocuitla
[1] celwina: Crackle Spiral with Fimbry's accent

Nest Borrowing
[None at the moment]

Dominance Program
[x] Adults to cervas for dominance training

Alliances
Bioluminous
dracoon
Pidgeon
Tetsip
ParadoxError
Carnifex

Outdated Alliances
EtchedShadow
EternaNyx
Fawntastic
ilothe
Severence
Chibicabra

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advice from buns:
1. look at other shops to see what main "sections" they have ( e.g: familiars, apparel, scraps, other, stacks that could be useful in swipp swap )
- also it might be useful to separate gem and gold items into separate sections ( maybe in the same post tho ), as well as name the price it goes on the market and the price you are selling it for. it gives your customers the sense that they are getting "a deal".
2. graphics. get everything pretty, or at least organized. no one likes looking at a grossly organized shop, and even if they did, it'd make things a hell of a lot easier for you to just sit down and do a bit of basic coding so you don't have to stress about it later.
3. also on graphics, try using a nice color scheme / general theme so people can remember your shop! (e.g: my accent shop has "roses" as a theme. each image and post has pinkish colors as well as flower themes, which gives it a nice put together look. )
4. pinglists? perhaps?