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Box of Teeth
@boxofteethTracked since May 2026
creating Horror Role-Playing Game Content.
Observed Aug 25, 2026 · stalePublic earnings
Paid members
1
0% · 30-day rate from 24 observed days
Total audience
3
incl. free followers
Observed monthly earnings
$1
Starting price
$3/mo
2 membership tiers
Where the 2 observed tier members sit
Membership tiers$0100%
Largest observed tier is $0 Free. Tier totals include free-tier members and come from the Aug 25, 2026 public snapshot, so they do not reconcile to the paid-member total.
$0/moFree2100% of observed tier members
$3/moPearly Whites00% of observed tier members
Growth signals: Box of Teeth
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Membership1 paid members · 30-day rate from 24 observed days
221
May 202618 weeks trackedNow
Box of Teeth1 members · $1/mo
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Ranking data · includes stale rows| Rank | Creator and why included | Paid members | Gap vs Box of Teeth | Freshness |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 |  Bearded engineer’s showWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 1 | Same value | Aug 25, 2026 |
| #1 |  Bonsai Kai DojoWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 1 | Same value | Sep 5, 2026 |
| #1 |  Box of TeethProfileWritingPaid members position in Recommended cohort | 1 | Reference | Aug 25, 2026Stale |
| #1 |  bunbijouWritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 1 | Same value | Sep 5, 2026 |
| #1 | 听听见资本WritingCategory, audience, pricing & cadence | 1 | Same value | Sep 5, 2026 |
The rank uses the full fixed cohort. This table shows up to five creators around Box of Teeth; the coverage summary above still counts everyone.
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Article Latest postPublicBarrow MimicAnother mimic attracted to death, the barrow mimic doesn't always hang out with zombies. But when it does, it's at its happiest. Taking the form of a wheelbarrow, the monstrosity first came to this form around grave diggers using such instruments to move mounds of the infected dead. More than a few of those dead didn't stay still. It was hit-and-miss for the mimic until it figured out how to infuse and then use necrotic energy for itself. Now, it always has someone to wheel it around.
Jan 16, 2023 0 likes 1 commentTwister MimicStraddling the line between demon and elemental, the twister fiend's lower half is a serpentine curl of grit and wind. This odd physiology is solid enough to feel like flesh but intangible enough to be spun to breakneck speed. Its top half is distended and skeletal, resembling a serpent with spindly, three-fingered claws. Behind its head spreads an 'aura' of glass scars upon which one can glimpse the screaming reflections of its most recent victims.ArticleJan 9, 2023Public 0 0Manacle MimicThe favorite of tyrants and jailers anywhere, this particular mimic comes in handy in keeping unruly prisoners (or adventures) manageable. It ints object state, the mimic both binds and observes its victim. If need be, it can even execute and eat them. Its most valuable asset however, is the ability to override the mind of those it holds. This can make a prisoner do as told, or turn them into impromptu guards as needed.ImageJan 9, 2023Public 0 0Gingerbread MimicThere was once a hag that wanted the most impressive house of all. So, she fed and groomed a mimic to form a cheerful-looking abode to entrance children for the hag to eat. In the end, there once was a mimic that ate a hag. It preferred having owners with a fine festive spirit... but still wasn't above eating naughty children. It offers a fine meal in recompense.ArticleJan 6, 2023Public 0 0Plum Pudding MimicOne might think a dessert mimic amusing, perhaps even silly. That is until they encounter this horror. Constantly ravenous for fresh humanoid fat and treasure, the monstrosity disguises itself as a tasty treat of mammoth proportions. Often its hunting grounds are in city slums or destitute villages where hungry overcomes common sense. It may not get rich quick in such places, but it certainly gets fed.ArticleJan 6, 2023Public 0 0Greatcoat MimicA relative of the Scarf Mimic, the Greatcoat Mimic seeks out creatures in need of its protection. No one is sure why this is, though the prevailing theory is that the first coat mimic was cursed by a winter fey or festive saint it attacked. Now it must protect others from the harsh climate and other foes. If so, it seems this curse passed on to its spawn. It uses its pseudopods not only to attack enemies but also to keep its ward upright and moving as needed.ArticleJan 4, 2023Public 0 0Scarf MimicWhile not as malicious as most of its cousins, the scarf mimic is no less vicious when viciousness is called for. This particular breed seeks out those shivering in cold soon after they are gestated. They imprint on these creatures much like a puppy. From there on out, it takes a shape of a warm scarf several feet in length. It also becomes the creature's protector much like a vigilant hound, to continue the analogy.ImageJan 4, 2023Public 0 0Iced MimicAn odd and psychotic breed of monstrosity, the ice mimic enters a hibernation state for the warmest season of the year. As soon as the weather turns and snow falls, it awakens and begins its terrifying hunt. Taking the form of snow sculptures, the mimic stalks prey switching from normal to horrid form in the blink of an eye. Its bulk rapidly glows as it gluts on frightened creatures, building up fat before falling into slumber once more.ArticleJan 4, 2023Public 0 0Braided MimicIt's hard to tell if this mimic is one creature or a collection of monstrosities based on its behavior. Its preferred disguise is one of a garland ranging from festive oak vines, to daisy chains, to beaded ropes. In each instance, this is a weave of separate strands coming together as a whole. Why? Because the mimic can unspool into a swarm - separate but whole. In either form, it squirms, slithers, and squeezes the life from its prey.ArticleJan 1, 2023Public 0 0Stocking MimicAnother stunted breed of mimic, this particular strain nevertheless has a large appetite. To deal with this, its ancestors played with various forms before settling on a stocking. Not only does prey sometimes slip it on their legs, they also hang it on their chimneys during part of the year. This makes it easier to take their place. Along with a distended stomach to swallow larger prey, these monstrosities also developed the arcane ability to shrink meals. Think of them as fuzzy, warm, snakes.ImageJan 1, 2023Public 0 0Taper MimicEnamored with fire as to a moth, the taper mimic sought out several different forms. None of them satisfied its monstrosity's desire until it came across a collection of holiday candles. The way the flame the way it cast light through the cold night and captivated its audience inspired the mimic. It finally realized how to produce its own fire... and how to hypnotize its prey.ArticleDec 28, 2022Public 0 0Saintly MimicDec 27, 2022 View post Every winter, homes and shops across the realm put up displays depicting a saintly creature associated with the snowy holiday. Often, this saint represents the best about society, the wish for peace and harmony. While the saintly mimic presents this in spades, this is only a ruse just like its form to sate its hunger. The monstrosity sets up shop, as it were, at the edge of a town. Slowly, but surely it makes its way closer to the center one meal at a time. This is always done under the cover of night where one might mistake the decoration for a lurching, drunk reveler. During the day, the mimic stays still and soaks in the appreciation of what may veryArticleDec 27, 2022Public 0 0
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