>>If this kind of talk stresses you out, don't worry. My FA will remain an escape from real-life stresses. I assume you have enough of your own. I just felt I would be a coward if I didn't say something here.<<

If you support white supremacy...

If you play dress-up in the uniforms of genocide...

If you mock people who just want the same rights you enjoy...

...you don't belong here. Not in my fandom. Not in my country. Not in my world. You cannot possibly play the victim enough for me to consider your murderous opinions valid. So cry all you want, but we'll be here in the furry fandom having fun without you.

To the real furries: I try not to get "political" here. I consider FA a place for healthy escapism. But I'm making an exception here because of those people we've been excusing in our fandom, who post comics crying about how black people want equality, who whine that Nazi uniforms are "just a fetish." No. They are committing real-life terror attacks, literally murdering people on the street in the name of Trump. We would not allow open supporters of ISIS here—we cannot allow neo-Nazis and KKK types here.

So talk to your friends. Tell them you can't believe this bullshit. If they make shitty racist jokes, remind them who they're associating themselves with.

Write to your favorite furry conventions. Tell them to ban white supremacist gear from cons. Don't let them shut down any more of our cons.

Then sign on with your local Indivisible group if you live in the US—there are now at least 2 in each US congressional district (see Twitter and Facebook). If you live in another country: vote, protest, and stop this hatred in your country. Get organized.

We are past the point where you can be "not into politics." Every furry in every nation is responsible for who we are as a fandom. Stand up. Either you oppose white supremacy in the fandom or you're fine with it.

It's not "just online drama" when real-life people are being murdered.

>>If this kind of talk stresses you out, don't worry. My FA will remain an escape from real-life stresses. I assume you have enough of your own. I just felt I would be a coward if I didn't say something here.<<

So I whipped this up the other day! Werewolf race with no level adjustment. Thinking of selling a custom book on DM's Guild (D&D's official fan-content site) with a bunch of my furry stuff.

(This is for Pathfinder/3.5e. The 5e version is below. If you aren't familiar with those versions, I'm still interested in your thoughts on the theme, lore, and powers.)

New Race: Wolf-Souled

The descendants of werewolves and humans, these beings retain some of their ancestors' powers.

Wolf-souled are able to transform in much the same way as their werewolf progenitors, and are similarly vulnerable to silver. Due to generations of dilution, a wolf-souled cannot hold his hybrid form for long. This is balanced, however, by him retaining a stronger grip of himself while out of human form. Wolf-souled do not rampage blindly across the countryside any more frequently than their normal human kin.

Some aspects of their feral ancestry remain, however. Their hair tends to match the brown, red, or black of their fur in wolf form. A taste for meat is quite common. They tend to be physically fit, with a cunning streak. Their personalities tend to be quite practical and cooperative, having a soft spot for canine creatures of all sorts. Most view other humanoids as disreputable cousins: worthy of kindness, but worth keeping an eye on. In terms of alignment, wolf-souled tend toward good, since their kind fares best when not chased by angry mobs, though those who turn to evil are true menaces. Because normal humans are also born into wolf-souled families, preying on humanoids is a serious taboo. Wolf-souled packs have been known to gather for the sole purpose of hunting down members of their kind who turn to murder, with the added urgency of wanting to keep their natures a secret.

While they only shift voluntarily, wolf-souled in human form for more than a few days tend to miss the freedom of wolf form, much as a human accustomed to outdoor life would grow restless if cooped up indoors. This longing grows more acute during the full moon. They have a deep appreciation for nature, knowing how to survive in the wild in much the same was as a wild wolf. Likewise, a wolf-souled has a knack for spotting lupine paw prints or shards of chewed bone, doing so as readily as a human might spot a shiny dropped coin. Often, they can extrapolate the health of a local wolf population from such signs.

Because the trait is inherited, entire families can be wolf-souled. Such groups tend to have a pack-like sense of unity and may privately celebrate their nature, even as they publicly hide it. They tend to live on the edge of human territories. Perhaps ironically, many wolf-souled live as shepherds. Their knack for communicating with canines makes them quite apt at training herding dogs, while the isolation of shepherd life allows them to shift to their wolf or hybrid forms with little chance of being observed. Their sheepdogs tend to have visibly more wolf blood than is typical, and are often rumored to be trained wolves, which is sometimes accurate. In either case, wolf-souled stay on good terms with packs of wolves in their area, feeding them in lean times and receiving warnings or even assistance if their small settlements are attacked. More than one gang of brigands has been surprised by trying to sack a wolf-souled enclave, only to be beset by packs of wild and tame wolves.

Growing up as a wolf-souled presents unique challenges. Wolf-souled children are able to shift from an early age, generally learning to walk as a wolf far sooner than as a human. Some wolf-souled even learn to shift while in the womb, much to the annoyance of their mothers. While capable of greater destruction than a typical human child, they respond instinctively to the social structure of the pack. Wolf-souled often have cousins or even siblings who are mundane humans, though these relations generally know the family secret.



Interactions with Other Races

A wolf-souled who reveals himself to the locals may well find his life in danger. Few humanoids make a distinction between a full-blooded werewolf and its distant progeny, considering how similar they can look. Both tend to be seen as immediate threats to residents and livestock. Thus, the wolf-souled who live the longest tend to be careful to avoid allowing others to see their transformations. Should an outsider witness such a transformation, friends and family of the local wolf-souled dismiss such claims as unlikely, citing the lack of werewolf attacks in the area. After all, many strange creatures roam the wilder parts of the world. Such a sighting could be a passing druid or a trick of the light, for all the witness knows.

Full-blooded werewolves of evil or neutral alignments tend to view wolf-souled as weaklings. Good-aligned lycanthropes tend to react to them as distant kin. Wolf-souled views of werewolves vary from noble paragons of the wild to rabid animals to be put down, according to the behavior of the particular werewolf. Occasionally, werewolves may settle in wolf-souled territory, though they are expected to abide by the same basic rules as wolf-souled: hiding their nature and refraining from unprovoked attacks on sentient creatures or their livestock. Having werewolf ancestors within the last few generations greatly increases the odds of being born wolf-souled. Werewolves who prey upon humanoids near wolf-souled settlements quickly become the target of well-organized hunts by wolf-souled, often accompanied by local wolf packs. Wolf-souled settlements often keep a few silver weapons on hand in case of such dangers. After all, the sooner such threats are dealt with, the less the danger of wolf-souled being discovered.

Mundane wolves react to wolf-souled as they would other wolves, regardless of their form. While unlikely to be attacked simply for entering a wolf pack's territory, wolf-souled instinctively know the correct body language to show they are not a threat, if confronted. Rarely, a wolf-souled joins a pack of regular wolves, though would come to miss the comforts and companionship of human and wolf-souled society. Wolf-souled cannot reproduce with wolves, even in wolf form, though wolves typically treat a wolf-souled human child as a wolf pup. Legends of humans "raised by wolves" often arise from instances of wolves adopting or befriending wolf-souled.

Likewise, supernatural wolf creatures treat wolf-souled as ordinary wolves. Creatures with power over wolves have no particular power over wolf-souled.



Wolf-Souled Adventurers

Many wolf-souled adventurers become rangers, though druids are also common. A ranger or druid changing into a wolf, while perhaps unsettling to commoners, does not evoke a suspicion of lycanthropy. Wolf-souled barbarians and fighters favor helmets and gauntlets that hide their transformation to hybrid form. Wolf-souled rogues and sorcerers tend to favor trickery, keeping their wolf and hybrid forms as a nasty surprise for those who close to melee with them. Due to a wolf-souled's rural nature, they almost never become clerics, wizards, or monks, as those classes require years of training and study spent indoors.

Wolf-souled count as humans, wolves, and shapeshifters for the purposes of spells and magic items. They cannot transmit their condition to other creatures, nor can they contract lycanthropy. Magic that detects or removes disease cannot reveal or affect their nature as wolf-souled.

Wolf-souled characters:
Medium: As Medium creatures, wolf-souled have no special bonuses or penalties due to their size.
Wolf-souled base land speed is 30 feet.
Alternate Forms: A wolf-souled can shift from human form to that of a wolf at will. They can also change into a humanoid wolf for a limited time.
Vulnerability to Silver: A wolf-souled takes 50% more damage from silver weapons.
Wolf Empathy: A wolf-souled can communicate with wolves.
+2 racial bonus on Handle Animal checks involving wolves, dogs, or other canids.
+2 racial bonus on Knowledge (nature) checks for habitats that support wolves or to matters relating to wolves or werewolves.
+2 racial bonus on Survival checks to gather food, find water, or seek shelter in areas capable of supporting wolves.
Automatic Language: Common.
Bonus Languages: Any (other than secret languages, such as Druidic).
Favored Class: Ranger. A multiclass wolf-souled ranger class does not count when determining whether he takes an experience point penalty for multiclassing.
Level Adjustment: None.
Special: A wolf-souled casting any sort of transformation spell on himself may choose any of his alternate forms instead of those listed. The duration of the spell remains the same, though a wolf-souled in such a situation may remain in wolf form at the end of the spell (or hybrid form, though this begins to count against his daily limit). A wolf-souled who is transformed into a canid or humanoid creature may change back at will, but has no special power to change back from other forms.

Wolf Form (Su)
At will, a wolf-souled can assume the form of a wolf. Shifting counts as a move action. She remains Medium size and gets the following stat adjustments: Str +2, Dex +4, Con +4, Cha -4. These are enhancement bonuses and do not stack with other enhancement effects, such as bull's strength. A wolf-souled in wolf form cannot speak normally, though she can communicate with other wolf creatures, such as dire wolves and werewolves. She gains low-light vision, scent, +2 natural armor, +2 to Spot and Listen checks, and +4 racial bonus on Survival checks when tracking by scent. Her human base land speed increases by 20 feet. She also gains a 1d6 bite attack. She cannot use or carry items that a normal wolf couldn't use or carry. Armor designed for humanoids will not fit a wolf. All items carried in human form are dropped, unless carried in her jaws. Spells that require verbal or somatic components cannot be cast. While in wolf form, she has the same hit point total as in human form and any injuries carry over between forms. Changing back to human form is another move action.

Hybrid Form (Su)
At will, she can also assume a bipedal hybrid form. Shifting counts as a move action. This form is the same height and weight as her human form, but grows thick fur and a tail. Her eyes turn golden and her head becomes like that of a wolf. Each day, she can remain in this form for a total number of rounds equal to 3 plus her Con modifier (including the bonus from wolf form). Every wolf-souled feat taken extends the daily duration of this ability by 1 round. She can speak and use items as normal, and continues carrying and wearing any items from human form. This form is otherwise similar to her wolf form, including its stat bonuses, speed increase, and natural armor. A wolf-souled in hybrid form can wield a weapon and use her bite as a secondary natural attack (with the standard -5 penalty to hit).

Scent (Ex)
A wolf-souled in wolf or hybrid form can detect opponents by sense of smell, generally within 30 feet. If the opponent is upwind, the range is 60 feet. If it is downwind, the range is 15 feet. Strong scents, such as smoke or rotting garbage, can be detected at twice the ranges noted above. Overpowering scents, such as skunk musk or troglodyte stench, can be detected at three times these ranges.
The wolf-souled detect another creature’s presence, but not its specific location. Noting the direction of the scent is a move action. If it moves within 5 feet of the scent’s source, the wolf-souled can pinpoint that source.
If the wolf-souled has the Track feat and the scent ability, she can follow tracks by smell, making a Wisdom check to find or follow a track. The typical DC for a fresh trail is 10. The DC increases or decreases depending on how strong the quarry’s odor is, the number of creatures, and the age of the trail. For each hour that the trail is cold, the DC increases by 2. The ability otherwise follows the rules for the Track feat. If tracking by scent, she ignores the effects of surface conditions and poor visibility.
The wolf-souled can identify familiar odors just as ordinary humans do familiar sights. Water, particularly running water, ruins a trail for air-breathing creatures. False, powerful odors can easily mask other scents. The presence of such an odor completely spoils the ability to properly detect or identify creatures, and the base Survival DC to track becomes 20 rather than 10.

Trip (Ex)
A wolf-souled in wolf or hybrid form who hits with a bite attack can attempt to trip the opponent (+2 check modifier) as a free action without making a touch attack or provoking an attack of opportunity. If the attempt fails, the opponent cannot react to trip the wolf-souled.

Vulnerability to Silver (Ex)
A wolf-souled takes 50% more damage from any attacks made with a silver weapon. Holding silver items imparts a slight sense of unease, but deals no damage. A wolf-souled can detect silver or mithral by touch, as well as differentiate the two.

Wolf Empathy (Ex)
A wolf-souled can communicate with wolves and dire wolves, and has a +4 racial bonus on Charisma-based checks against wolves and dire wolves. If attempting a Handle Animal check, this bonus stacks with her +2 bonus against wolves and other canids. A wolf-souled also knows instinctively if an area is inhabited by wolves, due to the presence of tracks, chewed bone fragments, scent markings, and other subtle signs. Likewise, a wolf-souled automatically senses the presence of a wolf-souled or a lycanthrope within 30 feet of them, though they may not be able to pick the individual out of a crowd.



FEATS

Crushing Bite [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Wolf-souled.
Benefit: Your bite attack has a critical hit multiplier of x3. This applies in your wolf or hybrid form.
Normal: Without this feat, a wolf-soul's bite attack has a critical multiplier of x2.

Dire Wolf Form [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Four other wolf-souled feats, wolf-souled.
Benefit: You may change into a dire wolf instead of your hybrid form. In this form, you are roughly 9 feet long and weigh some 800 pounds. Time spent in this form counts against your daily total in hybrid form. Instead of the normal stat bonuses from wolf or hybrid form, you gain the following: Str +14, Dex +4, Con +6, Cha -4. You count as Large (-1 to armor class) and gain a +3 natural armor bonus instead of your usual +2. Your bite attack changes from 1d6 to 1d8. This form is otherwise similar to your wolf form, but it counts as your hybrid form for the purposes of other feats and abilities. Even more so than wolf or hybrid forms, the presence of a dire wolf tends to alarm bystanders in most contexts, granting a +4 to Intimidate checks.

Go for the Throat [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Crushing Bite, wolf-souled.
Benefit: Your bite attack's critical threat range increases to 19-20. This applies in your wolf or hybrid form.
Normal: Without this feat, your bite attack only threatens a critical hit on a natural 20.

Greater Wolf-Blooded Resilience [wolf-souled]
Prerequisite: Wolf-Blooded Resilience, wolf-souled, three other wolf-souled feats.
Benefit: By delving deeper into your wolf-souled heritage, you develop the ability to ignore some damage from every attack. When in wolf or hybrid form, your damage reduction improves to DR 4/silver.

Improved Natural Attack [general]
Prerequisite: Base attack bonus +4, natural weapon.
Benefit: One of a creature's natural attacks is more dangerous than its type and size would otherwise indicate. Choose one of the creature's natural attack forms. The damage of this natural weapon increases by one step, as if the creature's size had increased by one category. To determine the amount of the increase, find the natural weapon's damage on one of the two progressions given below and improve it to the next higher die value. Progression 1: 1d2, 1d3, 1d4, 1d6, 1d8, 2d6, 3d6, 4d6, 6d6, 8d6, 12d6. Progression 2: 1d10, 2d8, 3d8, 4d8, 6d8, 8d8, 12d8.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times. Each instance of it increases the damage for a different one of your natural attacks.

Improved Scent [general]
Prerequisite: Scent.
Benefit: You can detect and track creatures by smell at greater distances than normal. You can detect approaching enemies and sniff out hidden foes within 60 feet. For strong scents, such as smoke or rotting garbage, double these ranges. Overpowering scents, such as skunk musk or troglodyte stench, can be detected at triple normal range.
Normal: Without this feat, you can detect creatures by smell only within 30 feet.

Partial Shift [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Quick Shift, wolf-souled.
Benefit: With considerable practice, you have learned to shift only a part of your body. This offers advantages, but counts against your time spent in hybrid form and may reveal your true nature. You may select any combination of eyes, ears, and tail. Wolf eyes are golden and grant low-light vision. Wolf ears replace your human ones and sprout from the top of your head, granting a +2 to Listen checks. A wolf tail grants an additional +2 to Handle Animal checks involving wolves, dogs, or other canids. Other body parts can be shifted, but grant no special bonuses. Anyone within line of sight may notice your new appearance with a DC 10 Spot check.

Pelt of the Hunter [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Con 13, wolf-souled.
Benefit: While in wolf or hybrid form, you gain an additional +1 natural armor bonus. You also gain a +2 bonus to Fortitude saves against the effects of cold environments while in those forms.
Special: You may take this feat multiple times. Each instance increases your natural armor bonus increases by another point. The bonus against cold does not increase.

Purity of Form
Prerequisites: Constitution 13, wolf-souled.
Benefit: Once per day, when you shift to any form, you immediately heal a number of hit points equal to your character level. This benefit does not occur if you die (at -10 hit points) before the period of shifting ends. If the shift is made within line-of-sight of the moon, you may also re-roll any Fortitude saves against poison or disease currently afflicting you.

Sudden Snap [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Base attack bonus +6, wolf-souled or werewolf.
Benefit: You have honed your bite attack into a fluid part of your fighting style. When used as a secondary attack, your bite attack takes only a -2 penalty to hit. If you use your bite for an attack of opportunity, the target loses its Dexterity bonus to AC (if any).

Silversense [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Wolf-souled.
Benefit: You can detect silver (as the detect poison spell) at will. This feat also allows you to detect mithral, and to differentiate the two at range.
Normal: Without this feat, a wolf-souled can only detect silver by touch.

Wear the Shadow [wolf-souled]
Prerequisite: Wolf-souled.
When you shift to wolf form, any items you are carrying or wearing vanish until you transform to hybrid or human form. You can exclude specific items from this effect.
Normal: Without this feat, your items are dropped when you shift to wolf form.

Wolf's Nose [wolf-souled]
Prerequisites: Wolf-souled.
Benefit: You retain the scent ability while in human form. Using it requires no shift and you do not visibly change to do so. While in wolf or hybrid form, you gain a +2 bonus on any checks based on scent.
Normal: A wolf-souled normally only has the scent ability while in wolf or hybrid form.

Wolf-Blooded Resilience [wolf-souled]
Prerequisite: Wolf-souled, two other wolf-souled feats.
Benefit: By delving into your wolf-souled heritage, you have developed the ability to ignore a little damage from every attack. While in wolf or hybrid form, you gain damage reduction 2/silver.

Uncanny Scent [general]
Prerequisite: Improved Scent, scent.
Benefit: You can pinpoint scents at a greater distance. You can pinpoint the location of a scent when within 20 feet.
Normal: You can pinpoint the location of a scent when within 5 feet.


(This is the 5e version.)
Wolf-Souled Traits
Your werewolf heritage manifests in a variety of traits you share with other wolf-souled.
Ability Score Increase: None.
Age: You age at the same rate as a human.
Alignment: Wolf-souled somewhat favor good alignments, though evil ones can be very dangerous.
Size: Wolf-souled are the same height and weight as humans. Your size is Medium.
Speed: Your base walking speed is 30 feet.
Shapechanger: You have werewolf ancestry. You can use your action to polymorph into a wolf-humanoid hybrid or into a wolf. Unlike full-blooded werewolves, you cannot transmit lycanthropy, nor can you contract it.
Wolf Form: You transform into a wolf. Aside from Intelligence, Wisdom, and Charisma, your take on the stats of a wolf from the Monster Manual. You cannot speak in this form. Any items you were wearing or carrying are dropped. You cannot use items in this form any better than a normal wolf could. You may remain in wolf form indefinitely. At level 10 or above, you may change into a dire wolf instead.
Hybrid Form: You transform into a humanoid wolf. Your Strength score changes to 12, and your Dexterity score changes to 15, and your Constitution score changes to 12. While not wearing armor, your armor class becomes 12 plus your Dex modifier as long as you are conscious. Your speed changes to 40 feet. You can only remain in hybrid form for a number of rounds equal to your (new) Con bonus plus your level. After you use your hybrid form, you can’t use it again until you complete a long rest.
Bite (Wolf or Hybrid Form Only): Melee weapon attack: +4 to hit, reach 5 ft., one target. Hit: 6 (1d8 + 2) piercing damage.
Keen hearing and smell (Wolf or Hybrid Form Only): The wolf-souled has advantage on Wisdom (Perception) checks that rely on hearing or smell.
Weakness to silver: You take 50% more damage from silver weapons. You can detect silver and mithral by touch, as well as tell them apart.
Languages: You can speak, read, and write Common. You can communicate with wolves through howls and body language, but can only express concepts that wolves understand: "You're in charge."; "Help me!"; "Come hunt with me."; and so on. You have no particular power to compel wolves to obey.

I am so pumped. Loved this show as a kid. And it looks like everybody gets a personality this time! X)

This actually demonstrates a good sense of storytelling. It all logically leads from one event to the next, but it's still difficult to predict where the story will end up.

Note: "Dogs without horses" is a reference to an earlier bit in the same act, where he talks about how hiring a babysitter is like asking a horse to look after your dog.

This one is also super catchy:


And here's a super-gay one for all your crazy furries:


I like how he's his own sexy backup dancers.

This is how my next World of Darkness party meets. X)

: D

Rocket is the best outer-space trash panda.

I thought everybody built decks this way, but a few friends of mine were surprised when I showed them this method, so I figured I should explain it here. : ) After all, a lot of furries play Magic and I find it can be a great way to meet people at a con.


The Basics:
First, find a space on a table where you can lay cards in a grid, 5x2. Think of the top row as numbered 1-5 in mana cost.

{1} {2} {3} {4} {5}
{_} {_} {_} {_} {_}

Each space on the grid needs 4 cards, usually a playset. The top row needs cards with that mana cost. The bottom row can have whatever cards you want. Cards that have more than one possible casting cost (ex: Fireball or Skitter of Lizards) should be counted in whatever slot you're most likely to cast them in (ex: 90% of the time, I cast Skitter of Lizards for 1). Once all the spaces have 4 cards, we're done. Boom: 40 non-land cards.

Then it's time to put in land. If you have just one color, it's easy: we just throw in 20 Islands or whatever. For multi-colored decks, total up the number of each mana symbols on your cards. The ratio of those totals is the ratio of mana you need from lands. So if you have 30 green mana symbols and 10 red, you need 15 Forests and 5 Mountains. If you're using land that makes more than one color, it counts on both sides of the ratio.

And you're done! Obviously, the deck will require tinkering, but that's half the fun of the game.

Shuffle and enjoy! *wags*

The advantage to this method is it's easy to see, at a glance, what you have going on in the deck. Did I remember to put in removal? Will my cards interfere with each other (ex: most of your creatures have shroud and you were hoping to enchant them)? Does my deck have a way of keeping me alive long enough to summon infinite squirrel tokens?


Advanced Theory:
When people talk about having a "good mana curve," they generally mean something like this:

{1} {2} {3} {4} {5}
{1} {2} {3} {4} {5}

Or this, if you have some hardcore mana production or other tricks for getting them out. (Urza lands, Locus lands, anything Green...)

{1} {2} {3} {4} {5}
{6} {7} {8} {9} {10}

The first example is a fast and aggressive deck, since you have high odds of being able to use all your mana each turn early on in the game. The latter takes longer to start casting everything available to it, but has bigger and more powerful spells. Plenty of other combinations are possible too, such as doing 6 cards at each mana cost instead of 4 (meaning a playset and 2 other cards), but you get the general idea.


Tempo Update:
I am super excited about all the anthro jackals in the new set. : D
http://gatherer.wizards.com/Pages/S.....[%22Jackal%22]
Guess you know what I'll be building!

http://ursamajorawards.org/voting2016/

It only takes about a minute to vote! : D

I've been nominated for the Ursa for Sixes Wild: Manifest Destiny, Nordguard's card game, and Windfall—but I've never actually won the thing! X)

But now I've got another chance! Sixes Wild: Echoes is up for Novel of the Year from the Ursa Major Awards—and you can vote for it! It only takes a minute and all you need is an email address. This award is given by the fandom directly, so it would be super cool if you'd consider voting for me. *wags*

http://ursamajorawards.org/voting2016/

If you haven't checked out the book yet, you can get it as a DRM-free ebook here!

https://www.amazon.com/Sixes-Wild-E...../dp/B01IYNC2UK

I like that the nephews are getting personalities this time, instead of just being a hive mind.

Also, I am down with Doctor Who being Scrooge.

:D

That's pretty much it. This is literally a real restaurant chain here. It's one of the most popular local restaurant chains in the state. The entire restaurant is themed "a gang of old German ladies tell you to sit down and eat." If you go, get the yellow soup—it's tasty and the dumplings are near-perfect cubes.

The foxes are cute. The other characters aren't as well-designed.

Found by  Eljot001.

"You'll find the future wherever people are having the most fun."

We do have a lot of fun around here...



...maybe fursuit tech will lead to the next world-changing breakthrough?

This one is about the basilisk.



These two are about Jan Twardoski, who was more cunning than the Devil.





All three are pretty cool!

Found by my official contact within the Polish furry community:  Eljot001.

I will be at MFF this coming weekend for the release of Hot Dish 2—which I have a Code Drop story in! If you're there, stop in for signatures. : ) I'll also be hosting panels and hanging out at the Sofawolf table. You can see the previews here: https://www.sofawolf.com/news/blog/.....dwest-furfest-

If you're not going to MFF, don't worry! I've begun posting the continuation to my Star Fox Inertia fanfic. As before, each chapter will be illustrated by really talented artists within the fandom and updates will posted each Sunday. In fact, the first new chapter is already online! https://www.furaffinity.net/view/21840112/ I finished writing all the chapters before I started posting, so we won't have any delays—just good fluffy fun. They're currently being edited by my expert team of woofs and floofs.

If you're new to the series, you can find the whole thing here: https://www.furaffinity.net/gallery.....5417/Star-Fox/

Basically, I wanted to read some cute and sexy romance that still had the exciting action of a Star Fox game—which I grew up playing...and I guess I'm still growing up playing. X) And you guys sure seemed to like it, so I'm doubling the length of the series. Anyway, give it a look!

Sales of my novels and pledges on Patreon are really want made it possible for me to take the time to do this—not to mention your encouragement in the comments. (I've been working on this series since June, storing away yiffy sunshine for winter.) If you want previews of the SF chapters a week early, please feel free to pledge to my Patreon. https://www.patreon.com/tempo

NOTE: Please make all comments about the story on the story. I frequently go back and read them for encouragement and won't be able to find them if you put them on my journal entries.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/....._lXTJYzEo/edit
Stop in and say hi! *wags*

It's very soothing. -_-

If the intro is too slow for you, jump to about 2:00.