The Rub-Rub Roulette and Shining Stars (Patreon)

I wanted to take this time to explain the concepts behind the two Lusty Lamp Events: The Rub-Rub Roulette and Shining Stars, the former being quite familiar to many while the latter is fresh and new. That said, after polishing the format of both, they ended up becoming opposites of each other. 

The Rub-Rub Roulette features several contestants who rub the OxLamp and end up with a random transformation (because of the randomizer program I use, even I don't know who'll end up with what). This time around, however, I've changed up a couple of things. For one, the contestants will all be wearing similar outfits (genie/belly dancer outfits to be specific). What's more, while there are several categories of TFs, a couple of them tend to have sub-categories as well (for example animal TFs). This is where the ball would be tossed to the audience, where a short voting poll would be held to decide the specifics of the character's final transformation. This kinda takes a bit of the randomness out of the roulette, but meh, details.

Shining Stars is essentially the opposite. Several contestants take the spotlight on center stage, the spotlight of course, being one of the six CIT lights. While the color chosen is decided on by the audience, the specifics of the change (again, using the animal TF example) would be decided at random. 

That's the gist of both events. There is the matter of how dramatic the TFs are and the number of rounds that take place. I have a systemized way of how big a character can get (if it hasn't occurred I can guaranteed that there will be some kind of noticeable growth in the chest and/or butt area no matter the TF), but basically for the more dramatic TFs (for example a person ending up with "Massive" sized breasts), there will be one round but more contestants. For less dramatic TFs, there will be less contestants, but more rounds (three to be specific). So that's something to decide upon at some point. 

Furthermore, I was thinking that at some point there could be another vote on the audience's favorite contestant. Whoever wins could give an encore performance in slow motion (basically a TF comic). Granted, this is only if I can handle the workload at the time, but it's something to think about. 

I'll be holding a voting poll to decide which event will be chosen and the number of rounds/contestants later today. At the end of the week I'll start up a voting poll to decide the contestants. 

That's all for now!