My player has asked me if his aasimars ancestor can be a hound archon. Is this a furry in disguise or should I allow it despite some of my players hate furries?
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My player has asked me if his aasimars ancestor can be a hound archon.
I don't care about your friends group. Talk to them and let them know any expectations that should be made clear if they want to have a good time with your players to see if it would be a good fit where everyone would have a good time.
Or post furry porn that's poorly disguised as a /tg/ thread either is fine.
When in doubt, you are allowed to assume it's a furry.
my fricking god i'm repeating myself I need sleep and or drugs
Don't run an activity that risks furries if you don't like furries. This counts for your "players", too.
When he requests it, simply ask him "Why?" and nothing else, no deflection or jokes or smiles. His reaction will tell you everything you need to know.
Unless he's a close friend, it might be a better idea to just retire the player just to not take any chances.
>just uuh don't do anything whatsoever, ever, because muh furries
There are potential homosexuals anywhere and everywhere, anon. You shouldn't let them dictate your life by the mere potentiality of their presence. Just filter.
Also, most aasimar shouldn't have direct celestial ancestors anyway. Planetouched are rarely direct descendants of individual outsiders. They are literally plane-tocuhed in a (meta)physical sense.
Make it a Xoloitzcuintle hound archon. There, not furry.
YJK
>canid
100% furry, guaranteed
it's always amusing to see fanatic anti-furries coming up with new ways to inhibit their own fun as if they have to navigate around a deadly minefield.
I'll be just over there, enjoying my fluffy space catgirls and funny lizard people while having a non-ERP space adventure
>dogfricker thinks his absence is inhibiting the fun of others
lol
Please do stay "over there," tourist
Thank you for proving his point.
how is he proving his point, if you don't like furshit not allowing furshit isn't going to inhibit your fun.
Pretty much this. I imagine most of the phobia towards furries is virtually an online-exclusive thing spread by (ironically enough) the types of people who adorn their profiles with anime little girls and LARP as though they perpetually live in the early 2000s. Almost nobody I’ve ever played with in person has had such a negative reaction to anthropomorphic animal races that they refused to play at a table with one as a PC. The only time I ever had someone turn up their nose because someone was playing one, the guy was a stereotypical channer who spouted all the dumb meme shit that was popular at the time. He had ONE previously bad encounter with a furry but that was enough to solidify his chan-indoctrinated beliefs of them.
But in the end, yeah, it’s a “problem” that will never come up at a real table because most players aren’t manchildren who unironically believe they’re spess mareens on a holy crusade.
Tell your dog angel player that it's cool as long as he doesn't go overboard and knows the consequences of playing this type of character / giving him alternatives more suitable for your campaign, such as a magical curse.
Tell your other players to remove the sticks up their asses.
Tell him no
Don't risk it
Tell him he will gain much attention and your campaign isn't about that
Lie if needs to be
Never let furry shit in
>Lie if needs to be
why should you ever be dishonest with your players? Sounds like anthro characters are the least of your concern
homie gm should lie to his players
Tf are you talking about
If I were honest with my players 100 percent of the time it would be the most boring campaign ever
you can deceive players in in-game terms, but deceiving players on the premise of the game is another thing entirely. If you lie about basic setting aspects and then do things differently the moment the actual game starts, you are just an idiot
Some things players don't need to know
And some things they should be explicitly deceived about
It's not that hard
Example
Paladin is a no go because gang will be participating in crime a lot and you know your players can't handle RP portion enough to justify Paladin doing crimes without being a mouth drooling moron that will just look away every time yet you want to surprise them.
>Lie if needs to be
Why? To spare his feelings? Frick that. If you don't want furgays in your group, just tell them to frick kff.
Seriously it's weird as frick. I constantly see on /tg/ a lot of people saying how they go and do all these weasely, passive aggressive stunts because they hate something that much yet it's somehow too hard to just tell it to their faces in a straightforward manner?
Just do it, don't be a coward.
Nobody wants a moron who pretends to be catgirl playing with them
He's not a furry in disguise.
He's a furry
i'm a furry and i asked to play as a minotaur in one game since my fursona is a bull. granted all of my friends know i'm a freak so it's not like it was a secret why i was doing that and none of them cared
nobody asks for shit like this without an ulterior motive, but you should worry less about this and more about how they behave in the game. or don't, i'm not your dad.
I cannot imagine playing a fantasy campaign with people who get upset at anthropomorphic animals. No minotaurs? No gnolls? No loxodon?
>Assmars
I mean he could be a cool dude and going for the Saint Christopher angle
Or Alois Jirasek angle
If it's blue furred or something like that kill the offer immediately, otherwise cautious approval
If content in your game is going to be so triggering to your players make sure to have some x-cards available so they can let you know they're experiencing something so triggering they can't even.
hes kind of hot. Nice muscles. Nice fit.
The frick is an assimar bro
Make him play a normal Race or something
YJK his ancestor was a white woman