Web blog character creation game based on Threadless model

Hello. Looking for freelancer(s) to assist in designing a Web based character creation game that combines elements of [login to view URL] and [login to view URL]'s voting process. The point of the game is so that users will craft the stories behind the weird combinations of monsters, submit the idea and vote on their favorite one to add to the family tree and then be able to purchase a plush doll of the newly created monster mashup as a memento. Game title: When Monsters Make Babies. The way it works is this: 7 different monster types have their primary family trees. Each monster type will have 2 main families (to prevent inbreeding!) The monsters are Vampire, Werewolf, Sea Monster, Mummy, Frankenstein, Alien, Evil Robot. Users will be able to click on their family trees and see the background story for the various members of the family, make suggestions who they should next marry if unattached, see comments of others who voted for the monster (this is where facebook, twitter and Myspace integration comes in.) The user can also purchase the plush doll(s) based on that character from that screen. Adding new monsters: Users who want to add a character to the family tree must submit their concept for voting in a submissions page, where they will submit a name, background info and a basic sketch. Users should only be able to choose unmarried couples to create the next "generation" of children. (The webmaster will choose who is married for each new generation and give status updates regarding the relationship) Once users choose the most interesting offspring, the webpage staff then will create a custom character portrait and baby monster plush doll that they will debut at the end of the 7 day voting period. (Will hire a separate graphic artist for this task.) All winning users receive 50% royalties on plush doll sales. The User can also purchase the "right" to create a new family tree or custom offspring and skip the voting process altogether and receive 50% royalties of all dolls sold. Score Points, Knicknaming and Familiars: -Once a monster is created participants can sign up with that monster's character page to vote in a mini-session to choose its knickname. The user benefits because the more people that sign up to follow his character's page and twitter updates the more points that the character earns. This is designed so that participants can still interact with the monster's page and have influence over minor details. - All monsters have a history of assigning familiars, human beings who assist the monster in luring in human victims. In When Monsters Make Babies a user can choose participants who have signed up with his character page to become his familiar in exchange for sharing a percentage of his or her royalties (1%, 2%, 3%... etc.) The familiar's role is to lure in even more participants from facebook, twitter and Myspace to get them interested in the user's monster and When Monsters Make Babies in general. As said before, the more people who sign with a monster, the more points the monster earns. -Points. Points are useful for attacking. This is an option given to users if they want to attack another monster and claim the monster's (and the other user's) royalties for themselves! Additionally points should be able to be purchased from web store. Attacking: Users can enter a separate state where they agree to attack others and be open to attack for a certain period of time (7 days, 30 days, 60 days, 90 days, 1 year) Essentially this is a contest to bring unique users from facebook, twitter and myspace to the monster page, when the time period is over the monster with the most points "kills" the other monster and royalty rights are transferred to the winning user. All signees of the loser are transferred to Webmaster. Again this is an optional decision. When Monsters Make Babies combines [login to view URL], Threadless, Dungeons & Dragons and a retail store concept meant to stimulate creativity, curiosity and captivation