D&D 5E Shifters vs. Thundercats

[gyor]

Does anyone else picture Shifters looking more like Thundercats, then homogenized Eberron Shifters?

 

[Azzy]

No. At least, not me.

 

[Tony Vargas]

Haven't Tabaxi already gone there?

 

[Leatherhead]

Does anyone else picture Shifters looking more like Thundercats, then homogenized Eberron Shifters?

I don't understand this question: Shifters aren't homogenized, they have fangs and snouts and claws depending on what kind of werecreature they descended from. Where as Thundercats are just humans with fur coats and claws.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Does anyone else picture Shifters looking more like Thundercats, then homogenized Eberron Shifters?

Homogenized? Where?

 

[doctorbadwolf]

I don't understand this question: Shifters aren't homogenized, they have fangs and snouts and claws depending on what kind of werecreature they descended from. Where as Thundercats are just humans with fur coats and claws.

Well, which werecreature they’re similar to. Canon doesn’t state who comes from whom, and shifter lore marks werefolk as either a perversion of nature, like a mockery of the shifters, or as descended from shifters.

 

[TwoSix]

I generally view Shifters as looking like whatever the player's explicit needs for a furry character to look like are.

 

[gyor]

I don't understand this question: Shifters aren't homogenized, they have fangs and snouts and claws depending on what kind of werecreature they descended from. Where as Thundercats are just humans with fur coats and claws.

From what I'd read in the past Shifters all looked similar no matter what was the were creature ancestor, but I could be wrong.

 

[Shiroiken]

Haven't Tabaxi already gone there?

They have now!

 

[gyor]

Haven't Tabaxi already gone there?

Tabaxi are bipedal cats, Thundercats are more like Shifters in that they are more human looking, with a few animal traits like cat eyes.