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LOL, but nope. The mice of Mouse Guard, wonderful though they may be, are essentially just humans with the serial numbers filed off. They walk bipedally, wear clothes, forge weapons, etc. Mouse characters in G&S are... well, they're just mice.

So, what do we actually do with animal player characters? One possible take on the genre: the Creepy Crawlies campaign scheme. http://greatandsmallrpg.blogspot.com/2015/02/campaign-scheme-creepy-crawlies-pt-1.html

So, there's the pitch. I'm using the blog as a transparent development site, where players and fans can watch the game reach its final, expanded iteration, and provide feedback on what's working with the Quick-Start rules, and what isn't. I'd appreciate any and all constructive feedback, and...

"I can haz advenjur?" Animals have fascinated tale-tellers and audiences for thousands of years. They have been major characters in both children's and adult's literature for as long as stories have been told, but they have rarely been the focus of a role-playing game. Until now. Great &...