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Bingo 03.25 - Week 1
The sign-up for the challenge and the team challenge will still be open until September 10, so it is not too late to join.
Try to fill at least one square every week to keep the challenge running. You can fill up to five squares (= one bingo) every week.
Your Bingo Card can be found here.
Short reminder of the rules
(for more information, visit the general BINGO post)
Possible Bingos:
General:
Row (example: B 1+2+3+4+5)
Column (example: 1 B I N G O)
Vertical line (example: B 1 / I 2/ N 3 / G 4 / O 5)
Corner (possible in every corner - example: B 1+2+3 / I 1 / N 1)
Corner Squares + Middle (B 1+5 / O 1+5 / N 3)
Middle Cross (I 3 / G 3 / N 2+3+4)
Middle Vertical Cross (I 2/4 / G 2/4 / N 3)
Specials:
Free Bingo = five squares of your choice
Blackout = all squares from the card
Let's play
You may create fandom works, original works, and real-person works.
Every square requires one complete work; single chapters are allowed as long as they can be read as stand-alone works.
Don't mix up two or more squares in one work.
Bingos can overlap, but if you re-use a prompt for a second bingo, you will have to create a new work for the square.
Fills Minimum
Every square comes with a minimum of:
100 words
1 haiku
2 icons (100x100)
1 graphic work bigger than an icon
Wildcards
At the beginning of the challenge, you will get five wildcards. You can use them in three different ways:
1. If you have missed a week, you can play a wildcard, and you are allowed to complete five extra squares in the following week(s).
2. Swap two prompts from your card (example: prompt N5 goes to I2)
3. Delete a prompt from your card and use one of your choice from the prompt list.
Team Challenge
If you have signed up, please visit your team Alpha or Omega to play.
You can still sign up here until September 10.
Posting for week one officially ends Sunday, September 14 17.00 UTC. There is a grace period until the week is finally called 'closed'.