100ships | Info & Guidelines

Welcome to

100ships, a multifandom challenge comm where the aim is to create 100 different fanworks featuring 100 different relationships.

All types & categories of ships are welcome. There are no claims and no time limit on the challenge. Just copy the table to somewhere convenient and get started.

This is shamelessly based on

100fandoms and

51pluscrossoverfandoms (writing challenges), but all fanworks are welcome.

You don't need a Dreamwidth account. There is an AO3 collection for posting, and anon commenting is on here for any questions & announcing completion. If you want an account in order to post, it's free to sign-up.

Anyone who completes the challenge will receive a banner.

Rules
1. Copy/post the table to somewhere convenient to you, create fanworks for each prompt and have fun multi-shipping. There are no minimums and maximums. As long as your work is complete and comprehensible and visible/audible, it counts. You can write in any language (although the info in the linking post here should be in English).

2. Be kind. No hatespeech, harassment, trolling or ship/character bashing. (If writing RPF, please be sensitive - i.e. avoid non-famous/underage living people or serial killers/war criminals etc. current/within living memory etc.)

3. Post your work wherever you usually do and link back here to the work. Please use header info (e.g. Creator, Pairing, Fandom, Title, ratings, Summary, Notes/Warnings & prompt used). There's a template below, but you can use the AO3 share feature instead or any similar formatting that you prefer.

You can add existing fandom and prompt tags to your entry when posting. Mods will create new tags for you as needed.

Posting Template
Coding template to c+p for anyone who would like one:

Creator:
Title:
Rating:
Type: (Art/Fic/Graphics/Vid/Mix/Podfic etc.)
Size/length/word count etc.:
Prompt:
Fandom/Ship:
Notes/Warnings: (eg. spoilers, triggers, warnings etc. or CNTW)
Summary

link to fic.

If you'd like to promote the challenge - thank you! C+P coding for the banner (see above):

Rebloggable tumblr post here.

Courtesy of

exceptionallyunfortunate: c+p text for the banner with hover text:

Guidelines

♥ All types, ratings, categories of ships are welcome, romantic, platonic, queerplatonic, slash, femslash, het, poly, gen, familial, friendship, canonical, non-canonical, crossover, crack, rare pairs, randomised pairings, juggernauts, RPF, etc. etc.. It's up to you!

♥ Each fill must be created for the challenge and focus on a different ship using a different combination of canon characters each time. You can't create for the same character combination twice, even if one is platonic and the other romantic, or the second is an AU.

♥ You can ship canon characters with OCs if you choose, although only once per character (i.e. you can write A/OC, but not also A/Another OC or A/OC/OC, but you can use B/OC, C/OC.) Minor characters, mentioned/implied characters or widely accepted in the fandom fanon/canon OCs count as regular canonical characters.

♥ Same-actor character combinations are fine and count as different pairings, as do canonical alternate versions of characters. (A/B and A/B's Evil Clone count as separate ships, as does A/B, A/B's Evil Clone/B.) Versions of characters across adaptations would count as separate.

♥ Approach the table however you want - write any mix of pairings you like! You could combine it with

100fandoms and write your 100 OTPs from 100 different fandoms, or 100 pairings from one fandom, 100 crossover pairings, 100 randomly generated pairings or requests, 100 different pairings involving your favourite character, or your OTP + 99 different additional poly options, or any sort of variation you please. It's up to you.

♥ Prompts can be interpreted as widely as you choose, and you can combine them with any other prompts, challenges, fests, bingos you like (as long as the other fest also allows it).

100 Ships Prompt Table

#01 – Adamant	#02 – Snow	#03 – Lion	#04 – Spark	#05 – Amber
#06 – Lust	#07 – Bronze	#08 – Mint	#09 – Arctic	#10 – Black
#11 – Moonlight	#12 – Sunlight	#13 – Blue	#14 – Navy	#15 – Tea
#16 – Neon	#17 – Twilight	#18 – Blush	#19 – Wine	#20 – Nude
#21 – Rhythm	#22 – Brown	#23 – Linen	#24 – Ember	#25 – Thistle
#26 – Cherry	#27 – Orange	#28 – Vanilla	#29 – Bone	#30 – Harlequin
#31 – Cadet	#32 – Chocolate	#33 – Peach	#34 – Lead	#35 – Cream
#36 – Sand	#37 – White	#38 – Crimson	#39 – Pink	#40 – Ocean
#41 – Dove	#42 – Platinum	#43 – Yellow	#44 – Earth	#45 – Midnight
#46 – Pearl	#47 – Frostbite	#48 – Pumpkin	#49 – Electric	#50 – Purple
#51 – Coral	#52 – Salt	#53 – Crow	#54 – Rainbow	#55 – Cloud
#56 – Flame	#57 – Red	#58 – Ash	#59 – Rose	#60 – Slate
#61 – Green	#62 – Ruby	#63 – Olive	#64 – Lipstick	#65 – Spice
#66 – Grey	#67 – Denim	#68 – Rust	#69 – Flirt	#70 – Sunset
#71 – Sable	#72 – Desert	#73 – Jade	#74 – Sage	#75 – Buff
#76 – Jet	#77 – Plum	#78 – Leather	#79 – Liberty	#80 – Metal
#81 – Sepia	#82 – Lavender	#83 – Scarlet	#84 – Crystal	#85 – Chestnut
#86 – Shadow	#87 – Lemon	#88 – Mystic	#89 – Silver	#90 – Coffee
#91 – Seafoam	#92 – Lime	#93 – Punch	#94 – Pickle	#95 – Champagne
#96 – Copper	#97 – Bittersweet	#98 – Honey	#99 – Candy	#100 – Gold

Table code for claims:

<table border="2" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="2">
<tr>
<td>#01 – Adamant</td>
<td>#02 – Snow</td>
<td>#03 – Lion</td>
<td>#04 – Spark</td>
<td>#05 – Amber</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#06 – Lust</td>
<td>#07 – Bronze</td>
<td>#08 – Mint</td>
<td>#09 – Arctic</td>
<td>#10 – Black</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#11 – Moonlight</td>
<td>#12 – Sunlight</td>
<td>#13 – Blue</td>
<td>#14 – Navy</td>
<td>#15 – Tea</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#16 – Neon</td>
<td>#17 – Twilight</td>
<td>#18 – Blush</td>
<td>#19 – Wine</td>
<td>#20 – Nude</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#21 – Rhythm</td>
<td>#22 – Brown</td>
<td>#23 – Linen</td>
<td>#24 – Ember</td>
<td>#25 – Thistle</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#26 – Cherry</td>
<td>#27 – Orange</td>
<td>#28 – Vanilla</td>
<td>#29 – Bone</td>
<td>#30 – Harlequin</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#31 – Cadet</td>
<td>#32 – Chocolate</td>
<td>#33 – Peach</td>
<td>#34 – Lead</td>
<td>#35 – Cream</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#36 – Sand</td>
<td>#37 – White</td>
<td>#38 – Crimson</td>
<td>#39 – Pink</td>
<td>#40 – Ocean</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#41 – Dove</td>
<td>#42 – Platinum</td>
<td>#43 – Yellow</td>
<td>#44 – Earth</td>
<td>#45 – Midnight</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#46 – Pearl</td>
<td>#47 – Frostbite</td>
<td>#48 – Pumpkin</td>
<td>#49 – Electric</td>
<td>#50 – Purple</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#51 – Coral</td>
<td>#52 – Salt</td>
<td>#53 – Crow</td>
<td>#54 – Rainbow</td>
<td>#55 – Cloud</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#56 – Flame</td>
<td>#57 – Red</td>
<td>#58 – Ash</td>
<td>#59 – Rose</td>
<td>#60 – Slate</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#61 – Green</td>
<td>#62 – Ruby</td>
<td>#63 – Olive</td>
<td>#64 – Lipstick</td>
<td>#65 – Spice</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#66 – Grey</td>
<td>#67 – Denim</td>
<td>#68 – Rust</td>
<td>#69 – Flirt</td>
<td>#70 – Sunset</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#71 – Sable</td>
<td>#72 – Desert</td>
<td>#73 – Jade</td>
<td>#74 – Sage</td>
<td>#75 – Buff</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#76 – Jet</td>
<td>#77 – Plum</td>
<td>#78 – Leather</td>
<td>#79 – Liberty</td>
<td>#80 – Metal</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#81 – Sepia</td>
<td>#82 – Lavender</td>
<td>#83 – Scarlet</td>
<td>#84 – Crystal</td>
<td>#85 – Chestnut</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#86 – Shadow</td>
<td>#87 – Lemon</td>
<td>#88 – Mystic</td>
<td>#89 – Silver</td>
<td>#90 – Coffee</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#91 – Seafoam</td>
<td>#92 – Lime</td>
<td>#93 – Punch</td>
<td>#94 – Pickle</td>
<td>#95 – Champagne</td>
</tr><tr>
<td>#96 – Copper</td>
<td>#97 – Bittersweet</td>
<td>#98 – Honey</td>
<td>#99 – Candy</td>
<td>#100 – Gold</td>
</tr><tr>
</table>

♥ Part of the fun of challenges like these is working through the same prompts together, but if a prompt or prompts is distressing to you or you would prefer some creator's choice options, you can just replace it/them. (Up to 10 max.)

The prompts are taken from colour names, so select a new one from a colour list like this. Swap the prompt(s) out on your table before you start writing, and stick to the swapped version you've chosen. (Don't forget to check you haven't picked a duplicate prompt!)

When posting fills written for swapped prompts use the tag: "prompt: creator's choice".

If you have any other queries, please ask here or contact the mod via PM. Anon commenting is on.

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The prompts are color names, but can they be used in any way? (ex: "Bone" being used in the NC-17 sense or the hurt/comfort broken bone sence)

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