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Oh right... Steampunk, not cyberpunk... No idea why I confused both. Unless it still applies. Well, a dog girl can still apply. She will just be mostly clueless. (And combat oriented.) I can however search for a steampunk theme as well though I doubt I will find anything. Hound on a steam powered train, escaping somewhere still sounds fun though.

Not sure what Prudence Lawton's legacy is? A Google search didn't help me either. As for me, the Wild West is contemporary with Victorian Era, and so I am leaning more into that with steam punk. It's not a deal breaker just were my mind is at. Ill play a human make maybe with a mechanical arm, but nothing crazy.

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The animal-type people coming from one source would be a great way to add some strings interconnecting not only people in one group, but possibly both groups, even if they don't start together. I kind of mesh with either the tribe idea or the experiments idea, especially if it allows multiple people to make characters with that sort of thing. I do have a not so morally good mad scientist character who I have used before as a Vampire, which could have been a part of making something like that if that is the route people prefer. Could probably swing them as an Elf alternatively but I think if we are going to have unnatural things then Vamp

“Yep, just thinking about it for now. All the things I just mentioned. Not going to try to asking for it, unless you say you want it.” It was enough to think about it, make Mitsuko think about it. There was still a small chance of convincing her, but Jumi did not expect they would do that. Though they likely would do something else. She was not afraid or ashamed to try praying for it, but would only do so if Mitsuko wanted to as well. She was starting to really want it, feel a little frustration. She could wait though. Her eyes were of course too focused on Mitsuko. Probably better she did not see the apple. She could probably

Understandable. I was just saying that if that hound was going to be a thing and we want her alone, it is very doable. If I used another character befitting a "tribe" of sort, I'd need an explanation as to how they exist. I can go for many characters but my issue is that I am indecisive with things and trying to find something specific is a little stressful... I could always go simple with human too but I am poking around and see what works. I rarely do "simple". Obviously, I know there's others in the group so I try to go for something that's generally likes as well. I just tried every tags I could from western, wild west, cyberpunk...

Well I was thinking the tribe idea for the origin if there really needed to be more beastfolk but differences within is another matter. I don't think it would cause too much an issue as we're currently in the "fleshing out setting details" stage I believe but its just a suggestion if there are to be more animal types in the world between groups.

The tribe idea's issue is having to write that multiple creatures of that kind exist everywhere. And it would probably cause an issue in the "lores". But if we say "A single one was engineered from birth with human and dog dna, forged with fire then kept prisoner in a dark place where literally nobody but a select few can see her.", we have something. By this, I'm trying to not create a headache for Isabella while using the "experiment" justification for it. Anything can be created and playing god is not something new. Now, she also doesn't have to breed and reproduce and therefore, we don't have to create a whole bunch of them. She is a

Well if the world involved the supernatural in any way it could always be the result of tribal myths. Rare enough but with an origin if a bit undefined maybe they trace to a singular tribe but if they don't come exactly from the same place its because that tribe has obviously spread out. Some measure of truth sort of situation.

I mean, it depends how far we can take it. Obviously, for world building reasons, "just because" doesn't work often. There's always the question "what kind of creature can exist. What kind of place can they come from? Do creatures just exist in the world and breed other ones?". A unique creature could be engineered from birth, from some insane guy. By example. Let's just take Hellhound above. Let's say she was a picked choice in a given world. How do I explain her? I'd go "What about being born like this from having her DNA mixed up and for some reason, being infused with heat during her embryonic stage?" and you get a messed up dog girl

I don't think that we have to go with the whole package of Dr. Moreau elevating animals. I think there's room for hybridization and "corrective" surgery to create the specific look @Warning is after. The Farmer (not actually a fan of the name, but bear with me a minute) is trying (on behalf of the Army?) to create scouts with better senses like bobcats, the ability to run longer distances like wolves and other improvements to make them better at ferreting out "the savages". That perjorative used, I realize it's reductive and insulting. I don't think our game should be that, but I think that that truth can exist in it as an evil.

Someone plays the mad scientist or student/heir to the mad-scientist who created them, one possibility?

I for one appreciate most levels of furries, assuming they are not straight up animals i can work with it ^u^

One thing I'd request is that the origin of any and all animal/human hybrid type characters be the same. For worldbuilding reasons I'll need to know "why" they exist, how they were created, and where they come from. Having a limited number of them from a single source I can work with. But having them "just because" won't work for me. Because this is a shared world, so they will exist in both games, even if none of the players in the other game play them.

I had to google what Moreau was and it's... not exactly my tastes. But the comics of it show straight furries. XD Sort of. It makes me wonder how far I can push it. (also because, tbh, I tried to search many websites for kemonomimi and it didn't exactly work as intended for what I was looking for.) I still want my character cute. Just not completely human. Something beastly would be nice. But I try to be careful not looking for what I'd call "casual furries". One good one might be the Hellhound character I had (which Satai might know about) that was sitting in an old school style bath. (Which might fit western style.) If she is an experi

Kemonoimimi is a broader definition to encompass more types of ears (rabbits, bear, dogs, etc) well still being 90% human

The one thing I want is Prudence Lawton's legacy. As for your kemonomimi, (back in my day, we called 'em cat girls) - I think the Dr. Moreau angle is completely legit. I have no issues with yuri, but it raises the question, can an Ashborn Aesthete be a man?

I'll either be going with abomination or the Singer for this particular group. Well see, might be giving the group its Odd Man.

As the last member of this group to comment, I support it too. Now it is time to go back to my list and which option works best here. With this group it will much more likely be a woman, but have to decide beyond that.

Personally im all for animal ears and features and as im in the same set as @Warningi for one vote to allow the floof! ...with that in mind i would also love to work in some rabbit ears to my pheromancer, i have been wanting to play a rabbit folk and this sounds lovely, to me, could even "hide" them with a headband to make them look fake, like shes wearing a playboy bunny esk costume

Good to hear. Of course I don't want a character to look like a frankenstein monster so yeah. XD A kemonomimi with ears/tail would be a good start and good enough. I was already searching tags about wild west to see if I can find something. Just not sure how to mix steampunk AND wild west since even Wild Arms only had golems and scifi tech. Still figuring things out but yeah. I am also multi-player and I don't know how NPCs and settings work since I figure this is like playing a board game or dnd. BUT if I can make npcs, I will without issues. It's a thing I enjoy a lot for character interaction. I love creating an interactive environmen

I don't mind yuri characters at all. Keep in mind that the game premise includes sexual situations, and the core mechanics use your relationship with other PCs and NPCs as a primary trait when rolling. So if you want a lot of yuri storylines, you'll want to include NPCs that you can get involved with and see if any other PCs are up for that. I personally didn't imagine kemonoimimi in the setting, but if the group says "hell yes, let's include them!" then we can and will! Also, consider the wild west, weird west, steampunk setting, and some of the fictional works I referenced in the opening post. The Island of Dr. Moreau comes to mind. Yo

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I definitely want Automatons to be part of the world

I like this grouping, to be honest. My question is. Would it ruin anything if my characters are mostly yuri characters? (as some may know that I actually write mostly yuri in general). Also, to make sure of things, I presume only humans or western fantasy creatures are allowed? None of my kind of characters, I suppose. No kemonomimi, etc?