Let me thank you right up front for whatever you are going to write. Although you've seen the tags on my sign-up, I know that most people like more than that to go on, so I hope this letter will prove helpful. I like all these fandoms equally; so I've just put them in alphabetical order.

If you're just looking for my general likes and dislikes, you'll find them at the end.

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This is the last day for signing up to the new Worldbuilding Exchange. (See worldbuilding_exchange. Sign up here; tag set here.)

Forever Knight is one of the fandoms that's been nominated!

Yes, I've signed up. And yes: one of my requested fandoms is FK.

What is "worldbuilding"? From the exchange profile:

For the purposes of this exchange, "worldbuilding" will be defined as any exploration of how a fictional world works beyond the information presented in canon. This includes (but is not limited to) more detailed extrapolation of information presented in canon, filling in gaps in the canon backstory, attempts to reconcile apparent contradictions in canon information, exploring the perspectives on canon events of characters implied to exist but not considered within the canon, etc.

It is absolutely fine for the gift you create to be an action-adventure story/shippy fanart/etc. (provided your recipient hasn't expressed a desire for you to avoid such things), so long as there are also worldbuilding elements present in a significant way.

Participants are expected to create one of:
Fanfiction - a complete fic of at least 1000 words
Fanart - a finished piece of art, not on lined paper
In-Universe Meta - a complete piece of in-universe meta of at least 1000 words

As far as FK is concerned, the nominated characters are:

• Feliks Twist
• Javier Vachon
• Natalie Lambert
• Nick Knight
• Screed
• Any or No Characters (Forever Knight)
• Original Character(s)

The worldbuilding concepts that have been nominated are:

• carouches
• character backstory
• complications of a nocturnal existence
• immortality
• Vachon's crew
• Vampire Physiology