The Pathfinder adaptations by Owlcat are pretty good! They diverge a bit from the source material, but most home tabletop sessions do to a degree as well.

I've also found characters are a great way to explore new ways of thinking I'm not yet aware of. It seems every time I try out a new character in DnD, or do background research to roleplay them for players, I discover a new headspace and point of view. Being them broadens what I am.

Real people are too big and undefined to fit in a single characterization I think. Best we can hope for is to have fun displaying some roughly self consistent faces among countless within us.

According to their official Telegram, the lottery will be open in a few weeks.

Do love the poofier tail, and the longer ears look closer to those of both his parents'. Some typhlosion-on-twinkphlosion action upcoming?

Also that weird idiosyncrasy in how nsfw stuff was handled in the dealers den. Posters of porn stars wearing partials with post-its over their bits were out in the main area, while saucy comics and harnesses were behind a curtain. And anything resembling a sex toy is banned outright?

For all the stuff they do way better than MFF, there were a few improvements that could be made in my opinion. Last minute schedule changes and early closings of things left planning in disarray at times. The closing off of the center to fursuit handlers during the parade wasn't a great idea.

The summer temperature is a double edged sword. Saw a many paramedics running in and out to tend to the fursuiters over the parade. The block party and the city's moderate embrace of the con was a surprise.

Since he's got ghost power I think it's only appropriate to let him do this