I wish I was involved in furry dnd, but my group tend to keep their furry stuff out of the games.

Yeh I've uh... I've never played a non-furry or like... Scaly, Kobolds are cute, although I suppose I've got a single Tiefling Drood, but that's it so far
Group doesn't mind homebrew stuff, and we've got a bunch of them we made ourselves, some... are more balanced than others, but we try~

My group is very heavy on homebrew, but its mostly for classes and archetypes. One of my players made a flight-centered sorcerer origin because they wanted to play an elf with wings and incorperated some shadowrun concepts into it, for example.

Most of us are furries, me and my half brother are the only ones to play scaled creatures, kobold and dragonborn respectively, though teifs are my favorite.

Neat, I try to avoid homebrew classes myself just because balance is hard, but have seen some pretty alright ones~
And honestly some of the non homebrew stuff is... unbalanced, but still, try to keep it so it's fun for everyone, having someone real OP really makes the rest of the party feel weak after all, and makes it hard for the GM because it's too hard for some, but way to easy for others, and all that jazzz

This is 5e at least, want to try Path2 sometime, see how that plays... could be good

I've seen a bit of Pathfinder 2, I know that monks are near worthless and summoners are reaaaly broken in it, so, consider keeping it to base book classes only and forbiding monks if you want a balanced party.

Nah that's standard Pathfinder, hopefully Monks are less worthless in this new edition, just came out this month... and Summoners aren't a class in it yet, might show in the future though~

From what I've just looked through with skills and rules and everything, it seems more balanced then Path1, at least, but will have to try and find out

This is just here because I failed to reply to a comment, whoops, has been edited and stuff...

I love you all though~!