You're making me want to go borrow somebody's DnD books now. These kind of things look too fun.

The sad thing is I had all these species when I DM'd, but none of my players were at all furry. I eventually had to give up D&D because I couldn't keep the furryness out of the game and the players began to realize I was weird, really weird. Not so good when all your players (and you) are in the Air Force.

Yeah that does sound frustrating. As much as you know about the game it's unfortunate you can't find a chance to test such things out.

When I stopped playing 2nd edition was the latest version. The only reason I was able to write these species up was I've spent a lot of time reading the D20 SRD online in the last year.

I honestly have never bought a DnD book for myself because I can and will spend hours and hours with my nose buried in it. Years before I even knew what DnD was I was making very in depth and extensive paper RPGs with all types of attack rules and other modifiers like that, even dice rolls, status effects, magic systems, moving rules...and more. When I came upon DnD something just clicked. It's really too bad the only DM I ever played under liked pulling mean things on us(he really liked killing my paladin's horse no matter how rediculous it was to manage it).

Have you considered trying to use OpenRPG to run a campaign that could be vore-themed? You could probably get enough people to join and you could provide the art for the computer 2D miniatures probably.

Oh, I could find a group now, especially with D&D Online and similar aids, but D&D is a hugely time consuming hobby for the DM. I only have time for so many such hobbies. 83

Heh, yeah I know how you feel.

Heh, nice write-ups.

I'm currently disillusioned with D&D as it is. I've seen far too many groups implode over it, and I'm wary about playing it again. I guess I just need to find a group with my tastes in playing. :/

i have an instant love for this race