Rules

Rules

This year’s event will take place from the 22nd of February to the 28th of February!

Your work must be tagged with #historicalhetaliaweek. You can also @ this blog if you think your work might not show up in the tags.

The event will encompass all of history, from ancient to contemporary, with each day dedicated to a certain time period. There are also additional prompts for each day, although these are entirely optional.

You can find the detailed tagging rules, period schedule and optional prompt list HERE.

Content Guidelines

• The first and foremost rule here is to be respectful. We will not accept works that include topics like genocides, recent national tragedies or ideologically sensitive issues. In case you’re not sure whether your content conforms to this rule, don’t hesitate to send us an ask.

• Other types of content that won’t be accepted are: incest, pedophilia, rape, gore and graphic violence

• We ask you to tag your work with the appropriate warnings for mature and triggering content. You can find a list of tags on the blacklisting page. These are the tags you can use for your works or filter in case you don’t want to see such content.

• Lastly, while this is an event for historical Hetalia, we will not accept bullying others for historical inaccuracy. We are all at a different stage of learning and there is no need to punish creators. Users who do this will receive a warning or be blocked.

Bringing inaccuracy to our attention is only acceptable in cases of problematic content that is seriously misleading or disrespectfully biased in its portrayal of history.

Disclaimer

Mods will try their best to filter works appropriately but there is always the chance of us missing something. If you think that we’ve reblogged problematic content or haven’t tagged a work appropriately, please send us an ask or DM us to inform us of the issue.

The room was dusty and a lot of the items were covered in white sheets, at least the items that Victoria assumed were furniture was.

Across from her was a display case with all kinds of antique weapons. Holding everything from a middle ages sword to a 17th-century musket. Alberta fake snored from the loveseat.

Figured I'd do the same thing but in reverse

It was a quiet day and Arnold, Austria, was looking over one of his um special books (no it's not that kind of book, get your head out of the gutter) and mixing something together. He heard a crash in the next room over, making him jump " what the!? ".

(Open role play)

Happy New Years!

I'll post some art later >w<.

Victoria thanked the man as she carefully took the journal. Holding it up to exam the cover. Alberta peeped open an eye to look at here before closing it again. "That's an interesting display case, Mr. Edelstein."

Figured I'd do the same thing but in reverse

It was a quiet day and Arnold, Austria, was looking over one of his um special books (no it's not that kind of book, get your head out of the gutter) and mixing something together. He heard a crash in the next room over, making him jump " what the!? ".

(Open role play)

*comes across the video* Woah, hi. -PEI

"oh Hola!" "...yo"

Newfoundland, using colour palette, That's a Puzzle

The closest coloured pencil crayons. It's fun limiting oneself to certain colours. Here's one Newfoundland. Also, bad lighting.