>>96340913
Furries, the name for the full set of anthro fans
Scalies are into lizards, snakes, and other scaly things
Furries like mammals and fuzzy things
Saurians like dinosaurs
Avians like birds
Mythos like mythological things like dragons or unicorns.
Other animal types don't get special words because they are niche and the fandom has pretty much lost interest in categorizing every little animal fan. Were all furries whether it's about corn snakes, cockroaches, cockatrices, crows, or capybaras.
>>96344243
>Isn't PF1 pretty much D&D for furries though?
Depends on what you mean. Lots prefer PF2e these days.
>>96344798
>more furry RPGs and genre fiction
You haven't looked around enough. Lots of furry genre fiction is through webcomics, but there are plenty of books that are highly rated among the furry community. Rick Griffin has several book series and comics that come highly recommended. The Digger webcomic and now book is widely seen as a major text for furry. I don't tend to read books these days for a few reasons, but even I know of a few book writers.
As for TTRPGs, those are fairly niche, but plenty of furries still make them. They just wont be blatantly "furry" in look or themes. I know of one making his own full ttrpg and you wouldn't guess he's a furry from the product. The thing is we are still people participating in the economies we live in, so often style our products to appeal to a wider audience. Furry specific stuff still sells, just not as much. Now things like stickers, art prints, and other merchandise, that can be deeply furry and sell extremely well.
Ignore these
>>96344930,
>>96344968 nitwits, they know nothing.
I always found it funny that all the old antifurry art was made by furries.