I'm curious - have any of you run across a vore-friendly furry setting? I'm thinking of something to set stories and characters and RP in, something that's not just the product of a single artist or RPr, but used by at least a handful of people, and open for more. I guess I'm thinking of something like Karbo's Felarya, but for furs instead of fantasy.

I'm not a capital-F fur, but I suppose I'm fur-curious. I've been doddering around on Fur-Affinity lately, and gotten some exposure via the stories in the EPWG (especially AndrewLondon's - go read them!), and the idea of a formal setting has grown attractive to me. I'm thinking of something with elements of Disney's Robin Hood and the Rescuers, and the Secret of NIMH - something filled primarily with anthropomorphized but otherwise real animals, with size differences and interaction roughly appropriate to the species (more like NIMH than Robin Hood, there) - something that might have different time periods and levels of fantasy acceptance (I can imagine vampire and zombie animals as easily as I can people, and mythical creatures like dragons and kraken could just as easily have a semi-mythical reality), but has a theme and a feel and isn't necessarily a willy-nilly hodgepodge of every different bright-blue otter-sphinx with a rainbow mohawk that pops into someone's mind. (Not because I have something against azure otter-sphinxes, punk or not, but because I think themeless settings already exist in plenty.) I'm thinking of something that could have a wiki, and a city environment and a wilder/country environment, and maybe established locations/social groups/religions/personalities.

I don't think it needs to be vore-centric in any sense, but predator/prey relationships (whether or not actual vore is involved) would be a key point in the theme.

If no-one has run across something like this already, how hard do you think it would be to pull something like this together in a collaborative fashion? Do you think it would be herding cats to get a handful of people to agree on some basic premises?9 Comments