are there big musclebound catgirls in your traditional games?

>>96169298 (OP)
Yeah but they haven't really come up since I haven't run a campaign on a part of the globe that has a concentration of them. There's also a cyberpunk game I'm in that has genetically modified Tigergirl supersoldiers but they don't come up very often

Yeah multiple varieties, but how often you see them is up to geography

>>96170080

>>96169298 (OP)
A high probability but we havent encountered one yet.

>>96169298 (OP)
Birds and bird-ancestors only.

>>96169298 (OP)
Yiff in hell, furfaggot.

>>96169298 (OP)
I'm getting a Traveler game started and I have had a Female Aslan Space Pirate as one of the NPCs.

>>96169298 (OP)
Yiff in heaven, furGOD

>>96169298 (OP)
nah

>>96169298 (OP)
I played a shifter in a dnd campaign once, she was tons of fun, technically

>>96169298 (OP)
No.

>>96169298 (OP)
Yes, not all musclebound but there's quite a few of them, fighting against the minions of (((Dragons))) and feral libertarians.

>>96169298 (OP)
Are there none in yours?

Needs to be more catlike.

>>96169298 (OP)
The way you ask these inane questions makes me wonder if you know how TTRPGs work at all.

>>96169298 (OP)
What happened in your last game to warrant this thread? Be detailed and specific. Would love to hear this story. What game were you guys playing?

>>96169298 (OP)
Sure, there are many sub human slave races in our games.

>>96173882
they would make for awful slaves though, because they have to eat meat (making them expensive to maintain), sleep too much and would be extremely hard to keep under control, let alone exploit for productive work. much better to use herbivorous species as slaves

>>96169298 (OP)
No, but there are voluptuous, breedable catgirls.

>>96169298 (OP)
I haven't run it yet.

>>96174907
ever hear of carnodons? for some people cost doesn't matter, it's the spectacle that counts.