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Growing all the time. My daughter previously played a cat person and now plays a bunny person.Just a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
Growing all the time. My daughter previously played a cat person and now plays a bunny person.Just a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
Tabaxi = catfolkJust a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
Just a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
For me, they’re one common theme in fantasy literature, legends, faerie tales and myths that is a curiously underused/under-permitted option in FRPGs.
I’d probably have played more of them if I could have. I’ve designed quite a few going back to 2Ed, but most are unused. Hell, half of my 4Ed PCs I created as well as most of my 2023 3.5Ed PC designs were some kind of bestial race.
Tabaxi = catfolk
Tortle = tortoisefolk
Owlin = owlfolk
Harengon = rabbitfolk
Aarokocra = birdfolk
Shifter = animalistic werefolk
Dragonborn = dragonfolk
Centaur = horse/ponyfolk
Kenku = ravenfolk
Minotaur = cowfolk
Satyr = goatfolk
Yuan-ti = snakefolk
Giff = hippofolk
Hadozee = flying monkeyfolk
Thri-kreen = praying mantisfolk
Leonin = lionfolk
Loxodon = elephantfolk
Then there’s the custom race in Tasha’s that lets you make pretty much anything you can imagine.
Hmmm.Then there’s the custom race in Tasha’s that lets you make pretty much anything you can imagine.
Currently 5e has these anthropomorphic animal races:Just a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
For me, they’re one common theme in fantasy literature, legends, faerie tales and myths that is a curiously underused/under-permitted option in FRPGs.
I’d probably have played more of them if I could have. I’ve designed quite a few going back to 2Ed, but most are unused. Hell, half of my 4Ed PCs I created as well as most of my 2023 3.5Ed PC designs were some kind of bestial race.
https://www.5esrd.com/database/race/bearfolk-2/ This is the Bearfolk from Kobold Press' 5e Midgard setting.To play a bear person, you'd probably have to use the custom lineage rules in Tasha's. Or find some 3pp bearfolk race.
Pretty solid, particularly in Monsters of the Multiverse: Shifters (which allow for a catchall), Tortles, Tabaxi (whi can be any kind of Cat, abd Small or Medium), Haregon, Kenku, Aaracocka, Lizardfolk, Minotaurs, Satyrs, and so on.Just a tangent off of this in general…how is 5th on its supply of “furry”/anthropomorphic PC races?
For me, they’re one common theme in fantasy literature, legends, faerie tales and myths that is a curiously underused/under-permitted option in FRPGs.
I’d probably have played more of them if I could have. I’ve designed quite a few going back to 2Ed, but most are unused. Hell, half of my 4Ed PCs I created as well as most of my 2023 3.5Ed PC designs were some kind of bestial race.