Tucka's Request Policy

Tucka's Request Policy is SHE DOES NOT DO REQUESTS OR COMMISSIONS!

No. Not even for your birthday. Not even if you faved and commented on everything in her gallery. Not even if you've been friends for six years and saved her life back in 'Nam. No. Tucka hates obligations and deadlines.... but she does like awesome OC's and giving gifts.



I still get two or three request for OC Freelancers in my inbox despite NO REQUESTS written on pretty much every deviation I submit. What's worse is that they're mostly garbled lower cases with a bio that scarcely resembles the canon. Templates are a bastard to do, take a while especially if the armour is not Mk VI and there's nothing I hate more than putting the effort into one only to never see or hear from the character ever again.

So that I devote my time to people who actually care about their OC here are a some clearly laid out criteria on how to get a Template of your own!


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1) [link] This is where I go for inspiration. I review, I chat, I browse for cool OC's. I check out who's helping each other. If you want your OC noticed, join and submit to this Freelancer Recruits. It even has a folder specifically for requests.

1) Here [link] is the template of information I need. It must be filled out in full, in detail, correctly spelled, punctuated and paragraphed. Reread your work, I don't give out prizes to people who do it the fastest, I do it for those who take pride in their work.

2) Your OC is canonically correct and not a Mary Sue or a Gary Stu. That means no Agent Floridas or Canadas. AI's must be a facet of the Alpha. No Multiple AIs. No more than two enhancements (actually I will usually chose people who only have one enhancement) Not better than Tex or Carolina. These are some great articles for developing OCs.

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I look for strong, realistic personalities most of all, it should be the most detailed part. Here are some good bios as an example:

Agent Rhode Island by paganistic

Agent Florida by KnightlyWordsmith

Agent Pennsylvania by TheForesakenElite

Agent New Jersey by CaptainTimber


2) Commit to your OC. Show a record of investing in your OC with fanfiction and fanart and RPs. Yeah, maybe you suck at drawing but I put effort into Bases [link] so that you can help yourself first. I give brownie points to people who try.

4) Try submitting your bio to the review section first. I like people who take constructive critisism and use it.

5) Help others, be interactive. Review other peoples OCs, do art or fic for others, RP with others. Join our discussions on OCs. Nice gestures to show you're an active part of the community. I give to those who give to others.

6) When I'm done, post it in your gallery. You don't need to credit me, but when people see an OC in my gallery, it's just a collectable playing card. When it's in your gallery the bio and art has context, has near by fics to click on, more art to see and more background. And you can edit the info anytime you like, easy as.

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Cheat Sheet

1) When I have a new Base I want to show it off. I'll ask for a few things, a sort of scavenger hunt, and the first to complete them gets a free template using the base.

2) I like creating OC's but I don't want to commit to them so occasionally I'll draw templates and put the OC's up for adoption.