Non-humans in a swashbuckling world.

[slwoyach]

In all fairness, the weren and your unnamed simians are basically anthropomorphic.

What is it about anthros you wish to avoid?

The monkey-men are, but the weren aren't.

I don't mind a couple of anthros, but I don't want it to start looking like a disney cartoon.

 

[Dandu]

The monkey-men are, but the weren aren't.

I don't mind a couple of anthros, but I don't want it to start looking like a disney cartoon.

Or a... you know.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Or a... you know.

Dog & Pony show? Island of Dr. Moreau? Mos Eisley?

 

[kitcik]

Or a... you know.

Dog & Pony show? Island of Dr. Moreau? Mos Eisley?

A party at Dandu's?

 

[AdmundfortGeographer]

Or a... you know.

Furry convention?

 

[RUMBLETiGER]

How about Changelings? I always love what the Changeling race brings to a campaign, the knowledge that you can never fully trust if someone is who they say they are. Spies could be anywhere!

 

[Jackinthegreen]

How about Changelings? I always love what the Changeling race brings to a campaign, the knowledge that you can never fully trust if someone is who they say they are. Spies could be anywhere!

Changeling Swashbuckler 4+ is a master of that dead level Seduction ability.

 

[slwoyach]

How about Changelings? I always love what the Changeling race brings to a campaign, the knowledge that you can never fully trust if someone is who they say they are. Spies could be anywhere!

Changelings are a great idea, they fit the swashbuckling feel perfectly.