This is my first time posting a suggestion topic so my apologies in advance if what I'm describing doesn't make much sense. I've had this idea for a while but essentially, rather than a bunch of lion auction forums a separate in-game mechanic is created so that players could auction off their lions, a bit similar to the raffles that can be hosted. It would only take a few clicks and a player can place a bid on the lion being auctioned.

The Benefits
- (No worry about time management) If a player is too busy to send the winner of an auction their lion, this system would prevent any worry about receiving or giving lions on time.

- (Prevents fake bids) Considering you'd only be able to bid items or currency you have it's a guaranteed way to prevent people from lying about what they may have.

- (Set timers) This would allow bidders to see exactly how many days they have left to bid on a lion.

- (Easy Documentation) With this system, members who bid will be informed if they have been outbid so that they have the option to set a higher bid. Much more convenient than a forum notification.

- (No Scams!) With this system in play, it would prevent members from changing the opacity of lion's markings before advertising them. It would only show how the lion looks as is. [Suggestion from Robin ⭑ clean ubaste pie (#278312)]

- (Possible Giveaways) This system can also be used for giveaways. Similar to choosing if a raffle is one winner or multiple you can set it to auction or giveaway so members can join with just a click of a button! This can prevent rigged giveaways since it's selected by Lioden not the host.


I feel like implementing something like this could really help. Especially when it comes to de-cluttering forums and posts as well as members who have lions they would rather auction than abandon. I think a good example of how it would/could "look" would be how the raffle lionesses are set up. It shows all their markings, eye color, mane color, etc with a button on the bottom. (Just a thought, lmk what you think.)

A very poor example but an example nonetheless lmao