1.) I do NOT taking NSFW commissions of any kind.
- Not only would this go against ToS, but I am not comfortable writing NSFW content on this platform- particularly due to the presence of minors.

2.) I have the ability to decline a commission for any reason.
- While this would be very rare, please keep in mind I have the right to decline a commission at any point. The reasons for doing so might vary, however, if I do not feel as though I can properly fulfill a certain request I will make sure to say so. There are many talented writers here on Lioden, so if I don't feel confident that I can provide you with high quality work based on a given prompt, I'll always encourage you go elsewhere.

! KEEP IN MIND: If at any point I have to cancel a commission after it has been started, you will always be informed and refunded the amount of SB or GB you have provided me with.

3.) Please do not remove the watermark/author statement from the piece of writing I provide you with unless told otherwise.
- At the end of my work I will put a small statement stating that I wrote it: Ex. (Written by Vampiiric.) In order to give me proper credit please do not remove this statement unless you have asked me and I have given you permission. This is just common courtesy! :)

4.) DO NOT send ANY of your payment until we have discussed the project you've commissioned me for together in DMs.
- I will reach out to you in DMs after confirming your commission here! After we've discussed exactly what you're wanting to have written, I'll ask for you to send HALF of the total payment before writing begins. Once I'm finished with the piece, I'll request the other half after I send you the finished work.

Example #1: 100-200 Word Personality Description. (180 Words)
King Ajani, also known simply as Ajani, is a quiet, methodical lion who typically prefers to keep to himself. Rather level-headed compared to his predecessor, he is often able to remain rather calm and think logically through any situation that is thrown his way. Thanks to his timid and reserved nature, most of the pride consider him to be more of a loner-type, one who prefers to spend his time alone and the kind that strays away from socializing with others. Yet, to those he truly fancies he will occasionally sit down for a chat or perhaps to even to share a meal.

Like his mother, Adanna, Ajani, though a bit bashful, is kind and known to be fair above all else. Compared to the late King Omari, he rules over his pride with a steady paw, and thinks carefully before he acts. After the lands were plunged into ruins in the reign before his own, the other lions in the pride will typically commend him for this and find his leading style to be a breath of fresh air.

Example #2: 401-600 Word Backstory Description. (504 Words)
Despite his relation to the first king of the Heart of the Desert, King Jabbari, Ajani was born in another pride far to the west, under the rule of King Madou. Before he was born, his mother, Adanna, had fled from the Heart of Desert in the hopes to find a better life for her and her cub, as the home in which she loved so dearly had been turned to ruins by the newest monarch: King Omari.

A long time friend of Jabbari's, King Madou welcomed Ajani's mother into his pride with open arms, granting her safety and refuge from the tyrant that had come to take over his late-friend's lands. Yet, to no one's anticipation, Adanna's son would be born looking quite different from the other cubs in the pride- far larger and with canines as large as an elephant's tusks. While the other lions who roamed the lands were quick to deem him different and strange, Ajani's mother was fiercely protective and believed that his odd appearance was a blessing, not a curse. In her eyes, he would be the one to one day guide them back home and overthrow the cynical King Omari, but when that day would come no one was certain.

Growing up, Adanna was sure to shower young Ajani with stories of her old home- reminding him often that he was of royal blood and the rightful heir to Heart of the Desert. Though her overbearing confidence in him often made him rather overwhelmed, he swiftly became fascinated with the tales of what once was his great-grandfather's pride: an oasis in the middle of the desert with all the water you could drink and all the prey you could eat. Yet, feeling no need to shield him from the horrible truth, his mother also spoke of what his relative's lands had since become: barren and empty, a true wasteland that had death always lingering close by. It was these stories that eventually conjured up hope in the young primal cub, and all though he was certainly no believer in destiny like his mother, he eventually set his eyes on restoring those distant lands back to their former glory.

Over the years- through his adolescence and onward- Ajani grew into a respectable young lion, all though the weight of his goals seemed to grow on his shoulders as time passed. While he had already made up his mind on one day returning to the Heart of the Desert, the main problem laid in figuring out when. Over and over he would prepare himself to depart from the pride in which he was raised, yet each time his nostalgia would hold him back, or he'd tell himself he wasn't ready. Yet, when fellow lions from his mother's old home began to arrive by the dozens to seek refuge he made the decision to not wait any longer, and began the long journey towards the Heart of the Desert with his mother and closest supporters quick on his tail.