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darlingamour · 17 days

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queen-rainy-love · 4 months

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Still working on my CR x FNAF au and I still didn't decide who everyone is going to be.

I already decided the Aftons and the FNAF 1 gang, FunFred's out, as so does GlamFred.

Do you have any ideas?

Okay, I can help give some suggestions. (Also, woke up to this and brain didn't want to work. Forgot how to work links lol.)

I written down all the characters you have already chosen and I am going to assume you'll be doing the possession way since you have Golden Freddy and Glamrock Freddy listed twice as two different characters. So this helped with the decision of one. And I am curious on how many characters you plan to do since FNAF has almost the same amount, if not more, of characters as Cookie Run.

Here's my suggestions (everyone, please check the links in the question. It gives a basic layout to OG gang.) You don't have to take them but this is the best my brain can do after an hour of deciding.

Mrs. Afton/Ballora: Peperoncino Cookie but just because you have Chili Pepper, Red Pepper, and Bell Pepper as the Afton kids and I think it would be funny.

Just Ballora: Whipped Cream Cookie. Obvious answer.

Bonbon or Funtime Bonnie: Moon Rabbit Cookie. A bit obvious but I think it's cute.

Toy Bonnie or Toy Chica: Cotton Candy Cookie. Can't decide which one but she fits the vibe. Maybe Toy Bonnie can be Parfait (recast her as a different version?)

Toy Freddy: Potato Cookie. Both are huggable big boys, I just had to.

Rockstar Bonnie: Black Lemonade. Just thought it would be a good idea to recast her as a Bonnie but in a different version.

Monty: Dark Choco Cookie? Maybe? Jury is out on this one.

Vanessa/Vanny: Dark Choco Cookie. If Monty doesn't work then Vanessa/ Vanny should.

Roxy: Lotus Dragon Cookie? Again, jury is out on this one.

Glamrock Bonnie: Fire Spirit Cookie? I think if you have Wind Archer as Glamrock Freddy, then this will make sense.

Glamrock Chica: Lychee Dragon Cookie? Maybe? Not sure.

This is the best I can come up with in an hour. Otherwise, I probably can give you a list after days of research and a bulletin board with red strings. Hopefully this helps you figure out some details and I would love to see where you take this.

#cookie run kingdom #five nights at freddy's #cr x fnaf #cookie run ovenbreak #cookie run #there's so many characters in both franchises

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accidental-host · 2 years

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whos your favorite cookies?

Hard question because I like A LOT of characters and have a ton of favorites

Wind Archer (plus every other main legendary) and Adventurer are both long-time favs as evidenced by my carrd and entire layout here, but some I’ve been thinking about most recently are Clotted Cream, Rye, Roguefort, Oyster, Financier, Red Velvet, and Espresso

I honestly just have a bunch that I really like, and then it comes down to whoever I’ve been thinking about most lately out of that pretty long list

#if you ever ask who I’ve been thinking about lately I’m sure it’ll always be something different #asks

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berryfait · 2 years

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🌸 currently losing my MIND over this book AJDHFUKFHFJ

Okok!! Here it is, The Art of Cookie Run Kindgdom! (Pls excuse my hands, the book did not wanna stay open lmao)

Firstly, the packaging was so cute, from the box itself to the packing tape, even the return slip was adorable! It also came with two little sugar gnome stickers!!

The front and back cover are beautiful, and the book itself is hardcover and looks so elegand even under the dust jacket!

It starts off with backstory of how the first cookies escaped, and how earthbread itself and all of the plants and animals formed!! Also,,, cookie religion?? Like, heaven and hell???

Then talks about each ancient cookie and their kingdom! It details the founding, history, culture, architecture, food, trade, and so much more for each kingdom!

Next is the cookie section!! It goes over each first legion cookie! It gives sprites, backstory, and sketches/doodles for each of them!! Also includes fire spirit, wind archer, millenial tree, and moonlight! (Licorice my beloved 💕💕)

It finally talks about level, environment, enemy, and building designs! (There's so much more in terms of content but this is the max number of pics i can add lol) it shows original and concept designs for mechanics like the kingdom layout, battle mechanics, production buildings, and even now/yet non-existent features like cookie house interiors and the mine!!

Let me know if there's any pages/cookies/kingdoms you wanna see better or in more detail!! (If u wanna see a specific cookie, keep in mind its only first legion cookies +the ovenbreak legendaries, so no RV or crepe onward!)

#ferris speaks #ferris' post #art #artwork #crk #cookie run #cookie run fandom #cookie run kingdom #cookie run art #art book

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sugarsquirrelcookie · 3 years

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Alright imma say the thing that everyone has already been saying: Season 6 is a flop.

There is just so much wrong with this update overall as a whole but I’m going to do my best to breakdown everything and state my likes and dislikes in an organized fashion. It’s gonna get lengthy and I’m not gonna be nice at some points so I’m dumping the rest under a read more...

First of all let’s tackle story mode: Now I will say, I like the idea. If anything I feel like the story run event for CotMT and the Dark Squad were sorta test runs for this formula. That being said, I also feel that the story mode as a whole could have been executed better.

As it is now, Story mode just feels like one giant tutorial. A lot of veteran players already know the game and it’s maniacs so this decision doesn’t make sense to me. And with the way the scoring system works, there is no way new comers are gonna be able to get 3 stars right out the gate.

And correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t this the third time that Gingerbrave’s Tale has been rebooted? One one hand, I do like the inclusion of newer cookies(Captain Ice, Sorbet Shark, Sandwich, Croissant ect.) but on the other, the story moves at such a snails pace. That and why did they feel the need to ditch Skater Cookie and replace him with Alchemist? Not to mention Alchemist is painfully out of character...

Game play: Wow they really donked up the game play. Everything feels so slow. The meta is everywhere. Old cookies are gaining the spotlight which is good, but newer cookies, especially the legendaries, have taken massive hits and considering the gap between Wind Archer and Dark Enchantress’s buff and magic candy, this is a direct slap to the face to the people that shilled out for those two months ago.

Also shadow nerfing the 3 most useful treasures in the whole game was uncalled for. Also making button activation treasures (the broom, dynamite, mallet, and slingshot.) automatic took almost all the strategic value out of them.

and I’m sorry but removing the first skill activation was the SECOND BIGGEST mistake this update made. Most if not all cookies just feel weird to run without the skill start up. This also shot every trial that came before Lilac’s right in the face since most trial layout’s play around the cookie’s skill starting up instantly.

If the Devs ain’t gonna revert this change, then they need to at least redesign these trials so this isn’t a problem. But if this is the second biggest problem with the update, then whats the first? Well you see...

Invocation Cards: Yea I have to agree with everyone else here, the cards are just bad. The cards did sound promising at first, cause to some degree they do spice up the game play but WHY DID WE NEED ANOTHER GATCHA??? Peeps got plenty of coins laying around, they could have just been for coins, or something. Locking the cards behind ANOTHER gatcha(and a cookie lvl.12 cap) is incredibly scummy and super P2W.

And you and I both know Devs are gonna be churning out new ones every update.

But not only is this bad from a F2P perspective, the button layout for the cards is so awkward(especially for Werewolf and Fire Spirit) and 9 out of 10 time I constantly forget about the button to begin with. This just sabotages the game play.

And with the cards providing extra points it makes competitive modes Like TR, CL, and eventually GCL a complete nightmare to play for both casuals and semi casuals. It even make modes like breakout, guild run, story run, and now even custom run unplayable for new comers.

The Devs have tried to do damage control and roll out better rewards with the cards so it’s very clear that they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. If Devsisters is so insistent on the cards staying, then they need to be reworked to some degree so that they do not have as much of an impact on scoring.

And in my opinion, they should have never have touched the more competitive game modes for at least a couple of months. That way people would have had plenty of opportunities to level them up.

TLDR: Devsisters royally screwed up with this update and the radio silence from their end is very telling for how much they care.

I love Cookie Run, really I do but at this rate I don’t think I’ll be able to continue to support it if something doesn’t change.

#cookie run #cookie run kingdom #long post #sorry for ranting #but this genuinely frustrates me #I love the characters and the story the world of cookie run provides #but the devs make sticking around to see how it all ends so hard to do

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your-dietician · 3 years

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The best pet-friendly hotels in the US

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The best pet-friendly hotels in the US

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For many pet owners, traveling without Fido is simply out of the question. Pets are part of the family, and what’s a family vacay without one of your own? But when you’re planning a pet-friendly vacation, finding the right place to stay with your pet — one that’s comfortable, convenient and has the right vibe — is key.

Before you book, it’s a good idea to get familiar with the hotel features to look for to ensure your stay is as comfy for you as it is for your pet. Here’s a look at five features of pet-friendly hotels that are worth asking about, especially if they’re not clearly stated on the hotel’s website:

Rules regarding whether pets can be left alone in the room. If you plan to leave your pet for short periods of time, like when you go to dinner, you’ll have to make sure the hotel allows it and learn what protocols, if any, you have to observe. For example, some hotels require you to crate your dog when you’re not in the room with them.

Ample room to exercise and do their business. Some hotels say they’re dog-friendly, but only offer limited areas for dogs to roam. If your pet needs more than just a quick potty break here and there, you’ll want to know that there’s ample green space before you arrive.

Rules regarding pets in public areas, such as the lobby, pool deck and patios. Most hotels have restrictions and will hit you with fines if they find Spot sunbathing in a cabana, for example.

The pet fee schedule and weight limits. Some hotels ask for nonrefundable deposits up front, while others return deposits once you’ve checked out and the room has been inspected for damage. Pet fees and weight limits also run the gamut. Some pet fees are per stay; others charge per night. Size matters too, as some hotels don’t accept large dogs over a certain weight. And if you have two dogs, for example, you may see two separate sets of pet fees on your bill.

Distance to dog-friendly parks, trails and restaurants. It’s one thing if the hotel welcomes pooches with ample room to roam and do their business, but it’s another if you have to drive a long way to reach pet-friendly activities and restaurants.

Knowing all of this info ahead of time will help ensure both you and your pet have a great trip. Now here’s a look at 15 pet-friendly hotels across the country that go above and beyond the bark of duty.

Oregon

Oxford Hotel

Dogs that stay at the Oxford Hotel get a dog bed, two travel dog bowls and more.

If your plans call for a visit to the Northwest, Bend, Oregon, is home to the highest per capita dog population in the world, a distinction that’s earned the riverside metropolis a reputation as Dog City USA. It’s the perfect destination for dog lovers who want to take a nature-packed vacation near the peaks and lakes of the Cascade Mountains.

Bend has over 50 miles of pet-friendly trails (not to be missed is the Deschutes River Trail) and more than a dozen off-leash areas. Pick up a new ride at the dog-friendly Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe and set out for a glide on the Tumalo Creek or Deschutes River.

Then rest your heads at the Oxford Hotel, where the pet-friendly package includes a dog bed, two travel dog bowls — one you can keep — organic dog treats, and a map of dog-friendly trails and parks nearby. Forgot your leash? No problem. They’ve got tons of loaner collars and leashes available. The fee is $59 per pet, per stay, and up to two pets are allowed per room. Dog walking services are also available for an additional fee.

California

The Peninsula Beverly Hills

The Peninsula Beverly Hills allows two pets — dog or cat — of any size for an additional fee of $35 per pet, per night.

In posh Beverly Hills, it’s no surprise that pups score the star treatment. The Peninsula Beverly Hills has an entire “Pampered Puppy” room service menu exclusively for dogs, including custom dishes such as the Bow Wow Beef Burger. The spa, too, caters to pampered pooches with treatments just for them.

The hotel allows two pets — dog or cat — of any size for an additional fee of $35 per pet, per night. Both Franklin Canyon and Roxbury parks nearby provide plenty of dog-friendly green spaces, and many of the sidewalk cafés and even the boutiques also welcome well-behaved pets. And if you want to get away on your own for a bit, Peninsula pages will even walk your dog when you can’t.

The iconic Beverly Hills Hotel offers pups fresh-baked cookies, dog beds and bowls for $35 per pet, per night. Both dogs and cats of any size are welcome, with up to two pets in each room. Nearby at the Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills, only one dog (40 pounds max) is allowed per room, but your furry friend will be greeted by name upon arrival and receive a custom dog bed, plush toys, a leash and food and water bowls.

Pet owners also score a curated list of pet-friendly cafés, parks, spas — yes, spas — and shops in the area, so you can maximize your vacation time with your pooch. The fee is $150 per stay, with half the proceeds going to Wags and Walks, a local pet shelter.

Arizona

Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows

The restaurant at the Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows offers Dinner With your Dog on the patio with amazing views and a specialty doggie menu.

Just a few minutes from Phoenix in posh Scottsdale, the Andaz Scottsdale Resort & Bungalows is a haven for pets, with 23 acres of winding paths and sprawling green spaces. The property’s single-story layout and private patios make it easy for dogs or cats to spread out and get comfortable right alongside you.

The hotel’s restaurant, Weft & Warp Art Bar + Kitchen, offers Dinner With Your Dog on the patio with amazing views of Camelback Mountain, and a specialty doggie menu that includes dishes such as the Good Dawg (a flat-iron steak) and the Healthy Hound (the baked fish of the day). Order up for your pup: $1 from every doggy meal goes to Lucky Dog Rescue, a local pet shelter.

There are no pet fees whatsoever for traveling with pets to the Andaz, but the resort needs at least three days’ notice to prepare for your visit. There is, however, a weight limit of 50 pounds for one dog, with a cap of two dogs per room and a 75-pound combined maximum weight limit for both animals.

Texas

Archer Hotel

Complimentary Buddy Biscuit treats are always available at the front desk of the Archer Hotel.

Youthful, vibrant Austin is one of the most dog-friendly cities in the country. Take Spot for a hike or a bike ride along the trails at Lady Bird Lake, or rent a dog-friendly kayak or stand-up paddleboard from Live, Love, Paddle for a glide on the water.

At the Texas State Capitol, the massive lawn is open to pets, as at the local yoga studio Austin Doga, where classes accommodate pets for downward-facing dogs. More great places to take your pooch include the Barton Creek Greenbelt Preserve and the Red Bud Isle off-leash dog park.

Nestled in a walkable neighborhood that’s close to everything, the boutique Archer Hotel offers a pooch-level welcome sign and bowl with water at the hotel entrance. Complimentary Buddy Biscuit treats are always available at the front desk, but there’s an in-room stash waiting for you as well, plus a comfy bed, a plush green brontosaurus chew toy and two bowls from Austin’s Phydeaux & Friends pet store.

The concierge can provide a list of dog-friendly parks, groomers and more upon arrival. The pet fee is $150 per stay and pets are welcome in all areas of the hotel that are open to the public. Only one pet dog or emotional support dog up to 50 pounds is allowed per room.

Minnesota

Hewing Hotel

There’s an expansive grassy area just across the street from the Hewing Hotel, and treats are always available at the front desk.

Right in the middle of one of the most pet-friendly cities in the Midwest, Minneapolis’ stylish Hewing Hotel welcomes two of your favorite pets of any size — dogs and cats included — for a one-time fee of $75 per stay. If they’ve got their manners in check, they’re even welcome to stay alone in the hotel room while you take a dip in the hotel’s rooftop pool or enjoy a cocktail in the lounge overlooking downtown.

An expansive grassy area is available to guests and their pets just across the street from the hotel, and treats are always available at the front desk on your way back in.

Virginia

Tides Inn Resort & Marina

Dogs get a custom dog bed and a pet bowl at the Tides Inn Resort & Marina.

At the Tides Inn Resort & Marina in the heart of the Chesapeake Bay resort area, pets are pampered with Southern hospitality from the moment they check in, thanks in part to Riley, the resort’s friendly retriever. Dogs will get some serious zzz’s with a custom dog bed from eco-friendly pet brand Harry Barker, plus a pet bowl.

While their pet snoozes, owners can make a dog bowl in the resort’s art studio to take home as a souvenir. Complimentary in-room dog treats and a courtesy bag that includes flashlights for evening walks are just some of the other ways the Tides Inn lives up to its pet-friendly reputation. The pet fee is $150 per pet, per stay, for dogs under 75 pounds, and there’s a limit of two dogs maximum per room.

Georgia

Barnsley Resort

At the Barnsley Resort, there are 10 miles of hiking trails, architectural ruins and landscaped gardens for your pet to explore.

Tucked away in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Barnsley Resort in Adairsville, Georgia, sits about one hour between both Atlanta and Chattanooga and offers pets of all sizes 3,000 acres of lush greenery to roam. Family walks take on a whole new meaning when there are 10 miles of hiking trails, architectural ruins and landscaped gardens to explore, plus outdoor sitting areas surrounding fire pits, lawn games that welcome puppy romps and outdoor dining on the front porch of Woodlands Grill.

Pet-friendly accommodations come equipped with pet beds, bowls, bottled water and treats for a nonrefundable pet fee of $150 for cottage suites or $250 for multi-bedroom cottages. There are no weight limits at Barnsley, and pet sitting can be arranged with advance notice. The resort donates a portion of the pet fee to PAWS Atlanta.

Florida

At the W Fort Lauderdale, the PAW Program stands for “Pets Are Welcome,” and the goods and services more than live up to the name. For a $100 nonrefundable pet fee and a nightly fee of $25, your stay includes a plush dog bed and a Bark Box filled with pet-friendly goodies delivered to your room.

There’s also a special Pet Menu, food and water bowls and a supply of pick-up bags. Make the most of the Florida sunshine with a dog-friendly walk on Fort Lauderdale’s famous beaches, where pets are welcome to prance and pounce at designated times of the day.

If you really want to pamper your pooch, you can sign up for the hotel’s “Dogs Are a Girl’s Best Friend” package. It includes all the perks and treats needed to create your very own yappy hour with your four-legged bestie, including a chilled bottle of prosecco for you and a bottle of Pet Winery’s Dog-Friendly Champagne — either Dög Pawrignon Champagne or Rosé — for you-know-who.

Or if a sugar high is more your thing, go for the candy-packed Sweet Treat Swag Bag for you and Pet Winery’s Dog-Friendly Barking Bacon Dog Ice Cream for the pooch. The package is available in the hotel’s Spectacular and Mega rooms only and starts at $249 per night.

The bubbly also fizzes in the southern archipelago known as the Florida Keys, where the Marker Key West Harbor Resort welcomes pets with a doggie bag loaded with toys, treats and a Marker Key West pet tag, plus champagne for adults! Pets are also treated to puppy turndown service and, upon request, walks along Smathers Beach, a spa session at Salty Paws pet spa and even a dinner under the stars with a multicourse dog food menu.

Paddling with your pup is also doable on an excursion with Lazy Dog, a charter company that accommodates four-legged friends on paddleboards, kayaks and pontoon boats. And you can take your pooch for a stroll on the harborwalk along the Key West Historic Seaport just outside the hotel. The fee for the Marker Key West Harbor Resort is $75 per pet, per night, with a max of two pets per room and a weight limit of 20 pounds each.

Also in Key West, the laid-back Gates Hotel — the very first boutique hotel at the entry point of Key West — provides pet guests with a Pooch Box at check-in that includes toys and treats. Dogs are also welcome at the hotel restaurant Rum Row’s Yappy Hour, where the money raised goes to the Keys SPCA, a local nonprofit dedicated to the protection of abandoned dogs.

Nearby Sunset Green is a massive green space perfect for a game of fetch, and dog lovers also favor the off-leash Higgs Beach Dog Park and the Key West Dog Beach. Dogs are even allowed on a leash at the Key West Aquarium. Pet fees at the Gates Hotel are $30 per pet, per day (dogs and cats included), with a limit of two pets weighing no more than 50 pounds each. Well-behaved pets may be left alone in the room for short periods of time.

Maine

Bayview Harbor Hotel

Thanks to the private oceanside decks at the Bayview Harbor Hotel, you don’t have to walk through the hotel with your pet each time they need to stretch their legs.

Got a hound that loves the mountain life? Maine’s Acadia National Park has nearly 150 miles of Fido-friendly trails and carriage roads, many with sweeping views of the Gulf of Maine and the scenic town of Bar Harbor. At the Bayview Harbor Hotel, pet-friendly rooms have stairs that lead from private oceanside decks right to the resort’s lawn, so you don’t have to walk through the hotel with your pet each time they need to stretch their legs. Pets also receive dog beds, bowls and special treats and toys in their room upon arrival.

Bar Harbor is home to a ton of pet-friendly restaurants, breweries and shops, and Bayview’s concierge can provide a list of all the great dog-friendly places in the area, so you can explore off-property with your pet and know you’ll be welcomed. The Downeast Windjammer, for example, allows you to bring your pets on a boat cruise around Frenchman Bay. Dogs under 40 pounds are welcome at Bayview, but they can’t be left alone in the room. Pet fees are $50 per pet, per night, with a maximum of two pets per room.

Massachusetts

Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel

At Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, you and your pet can join “Yappier Hour” on the patio of the hotel’s restaurant.

Visit Boston’s historic Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel, between May and October, and you can join the locals for “Yappier Hour” on the patio of Clink, the hotel’s restaurant (the event takes place Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.). The city hotel’s “VIPS” (Very Important Pups) program includes a Liberty dog bed, bowls and a personalized dog bone provided by the local pet boutique Fish & Bone upon arrival, plus a bag of treats from another local shop, Dog Eat Cake.

In addition to having Boston Common and the Public Garden in the area, hotel guests will find the dog-friendly Charles River Esplanade nearby. The pet fee is $100 per night for two pets of any size — dog or cat — but neither can be left unattended.

Vermont

Lodge at Spruce Peak

Dogs receive a plush dog bed and chew toys when checking in at The Lodge at Spruce Peak.

The Green Mountain State is home to a string of idyllic towns, but perhaps none gets more attention as a four-season, fur-friendly vacation destination than Stowe. The village of Stowe is filled with pet-friendly coffee shops, boutiques and community activities that welcome pets throughout the year. At the Lodge at Spruce Peak (formerly Stowe Mountain Lodge), dogs 100 pounds and under are welcome in studios and suites, where they receive a plush dog bed and chew toys at check-in.

Dogs are welcome to socialize with other pets and their owners in the lobby, but with so much dog-friendly terrain to explore outside, you may want to make a beeline for the fresh air instead. Take your pup for a stroll on the scenic Stowe Recreation Path or let them hop into the Gondola SkyRide for a special trip to the mountaintops. A nonrefundable pet fee of $125 is due at check-in, and dogs can’t be left alone in the room without you.

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darlingamour · 17 days

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HALLO OPEN REQUESTS !!! May i please Request Wind Archer Cookie (cookie run ovenbreak) tumblr layout ?! Feel free to use any outfit he has…i love him so mach (not forcing)

Also can i ask for no kin/id tags on him ? Thank u for ur time !!

hi! your request has been posted! ^_^

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virtuallidol-archive · 1 year

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hello!! could i please request a layout based on Wind Archer Cookie’s Zephyr of Life costume ? thank you !!