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Comic inspired by the world of Furcadia, updated three times a week and mainly revolving around the adventures of Dan the feline and Mab the fae-kitty.

In their words

Q: Where did the idea come from?
A: Believe it or not, DMFA started off as a joke. I used to play a game called Furcadia which was more or less a large graphical chatroom where my character, Miss Mab, would spend time at a mini-room called Lost Lake and joke around. One day I made a request looking for a particular song and said if anyone found it, I'd make a shrine in their honour. That challenge was met by the player of Dan Ti'Fiona. So I got the song, made the shrine, and as a joke put in "Coming soon: the Misadventures of Daniel Ti'Fiona, the comic!"....which he then took seriously. After some bugging, I finally decided why not, and thats where DMFA first began.

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This site contains little or mild offensive materials.

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I know it isn't a furry convention, but is anyone else going? Particularly on Sunday?

submitted by Furriousity
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submitted by KrytheonRenzorii
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I'm a local here in jacksonville and I was wondering if any furs on here are coming to our picnic. :D

submitted by ironictiger
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Florida-based fursuit maker and furry accessory store for tails, ears and hoodies.

In their words

AdorableFoxie.com began as a means to showcase some of my favorite things, including my original artwork and costume creations.

In July of 2009, Adorable Foxie because a full-time business creating tails and ears, paws, fursuit-style costumes and more. The business took off that fall around Halloween, when my small wolf tail was featured by Cookie Magazine as a part of an easy, do-it-yourself Max costume, in theme with the “Where the Wild Things Are” movie released that same year.

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Suitable for all ages. This site has no offensive content.

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Hello Everyfurry

I decided to come out of the shadows i've been lurking from for quite a while and introduce myself.

Eddie here, wolf/dragon hybrid (yes, another dang hybrid), 19 human years, somewhat blunt, pretty average, no contribution to the furry ship whatsoever (can't draw for sh*t, but i try) .

I have accounts here and at FA (Eddie_03) if you ever want to hit me up there, and... um... yeah...

any warm welcomes/comments are really appreciated. get to know me, i dont bite (unless you want me to, i nom at best.)

:D

submitted by Eddie03
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I'm looking for a place to chat in, it doesn't have to be mics only!

submitted by suchareq3
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So some of my friends on a teamspeak server that I log on frequently have made and are now mining a new crypto currency named Yiffcoin. I will supply a link to get started later today.

submitted by Naku12
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submitted by GoingToTheOcean
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The actress probably best known for playing Alice in the Twilight series (you know, the one character who didn't make you want to claw your eyes out) is apparently playing a cute love-interest furry in Zach Braff's new film Wish I Was Here.

There are some pics of her wearing the lower half of a fursuit here: http://gossipcenter.com/ashley-greene/ashley-greene-suits-wish-i-was-here-901430

There are references to her character being a furry in these reviews: http://www.firstshowing.net/2014/sundance-2014-zach-braffs-wish-i-was-here-falters-despite-charm/ http://blogs.indiewire.com/theplaylist/sundance-review-zach-braffs-kickstarter-funded-wish-i-was-here-20140119

Unfortunately, the film is getting crummy reviews, and the subplot involving Greene is up for particular ridicule. Still, apparently a very positive depiction?

submitted by ZeiglerJaguar
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submitted by InfintySquared
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Hello community hows everyones day going

submitted by badjuejue
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Just so happens me and a couple of buddies have started one up!

The Guild name is "Pawsome"

We haven't declared any rules for the guild yet as it's brand new. If you would like an invite drop us your name and we will be sure to give ya an invite when we can!

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Forgot to mention! We are Aldmeri Dominion territory based.

submitted by TophLion
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If so, who by and how did you handle it?

submitted by Roryous
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Another blast from the "we recorded this a while ago" vault, this is not only overdue to be posted, but it's DRAGONIEN'S FINAL EPISODE!! Against the advice of everyone, we give the dragon the keys to the podcast for the show, as he says goodby, as only a dragon can... by burning down the podcast and all of our listeners. PODCAST NEWS: We'll be recording Thursday night (4/10) with our NEW MYSTERY SPECIAL CO-HOST, for the episode to be released Monday April 14, so if you have an answer to yesterday's question of the week, or want to write in for any other reason, make sure to get that in by 8pm US Central Time! Send all emails to sizematterspodcast@gmail.com Episode π (2014-04-10)

What hobbies entertain you? In this episode, we discuss the various side-hobbies the WagzTail crew enjoys in their free time. Star’s making a fursuit, Levi is making a mess, and the others, well, you’ll just have to listen.

What are you working on?

Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 14

Runtime: 30m

Cast: Braniff, Levi, Starlight Wolf, Wolfin

Editor: Levi

Format: 128kbps ABR split-stereo MP3 Copyright: © 2014 WagzTail.com. Some Rights Reserved. This podcast is released by WagzTail.com as CC BY-ND 3.0. If distributed with a facility that has an existing agreement in place with a Professional Rights Organisation (PRO), file a cue sheet for 30:00 to Fabien Renoult (BMI) 1.67%, Josquin des Pres (BMI) 1.67%, WagzTail.com 96.67%. Rights have been acquired to all content for national and international broadcast and web release with no royalties due.

Podcast image belongs to Miriam Wickett , used with permission. Weekend Projects - What hobbies entertain you? In this episode, we discuss the various side-hobbies the WagzTail crew enjoys in their free time. Star's making a fursuit, Levi is making a mess, and the others, well, you'll just have to listen. - What are you working on?

submitted by Fur_Bot
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Ok, We have ponies and I Can’t Decide, by Scissor Sisters… Rather cute.

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An animated board and card game for tablet and PC, inspired by Dark Crystal, Red Wall, Talisman, and other fantasy favorites

Armello

Kickstarter ending 5/8/14

Occasionally, someone will say–of a favorite book, or game, or movie or whatever–that it “transcends genres.” This is rarely literally the case, and yet, here’s Armello, playtested for eight months as a board game before being coded for Ipad and PC.

And it’s so, so pretty.

Take the concepts of a Dutch-style board game–Settlers of Catan springs immediately to mind, mostly because of the hex-based map and the tile art. Take some of the concepts of a Magic: The Gathering/Pokémon “Vs” card game. Take a little of the inventory management and top-down look of a JRPG and some of the modular character building of a tabletop RPG. Throw them all into a genre blender and set to frappe.

It’s a tile-based board game where clouds drift overhead, where your playing piece looks across the kingdom and considers her course. It’s a card game where, just occasionally, the cards shimmer, wink, or drool, and the illustrations are as rich as anything put out by Wizards of the Coast or The Pathfinder Society.

Yeah, I’ve got a video game crush on this product. Apologies if I gush.

And not only is it pretty, Armello is intensely furry. Clans of bears, rats, weasels, a bunny with a Japanese umbrella. Backstabbing badgers. A mad lion king, allegorically and physically consumed by the same Rot that plagues the land and turns critters into monstrosities. As the king dies, other “loyal subjects” rise to take his place. Maybe they’re heroes, maybe they’re opportunists. Maybe there’s not any real difference.

At its heart, Armello is a complex card game ported to tablet and PC, so many of the graphics are cards, dice, board pieces, and so on. It’s a nicely-executed conceit. Sure, many of the same mechanics exist in any turn-based game, but recasting them as a deck of cards adds a warm sense of game-geek nostalgia and a sense that the game is something other than automated process. Cards are Items, Spells, and Trickery, with a bit of the feel of “Talisman” to them.

The “board” itself is procedurally generated, with seven tile types with different effects on the character, so positioning plays an aspect in the game’s tactics. The politics and quest change with play, so there’s a variety of experience to be had.

The inspirations for Armello read like a fantasy film festival, geekstravangza, and “best of” book display–Redwall, Game of Thrones, Magic the Gathering, Studio Ghibli (you can really see “Mononoke” in the lion king’s corruption), Civilization, Fable, Dark Crystal…it’s a list.

One thing that makes the Kickstarter page compelling, and then raises some irksome questions–the trailer videos (and there are at least three) uses some really nice animation–the style’s simple but moody and evocative, reminds me a bit of Samurai Jack in balancing “stylized” and “detailed.” They’re great to watch and go a long way toward establishing the world of the game, but are they part of the game? Can we hope for cut scenes of this quality? Yesno? The animation and illustration of the game itself is pretty high quality, but the trailers are, well, pretty watchable, but not sure how they intersect with the product itself except to establish mood. Neither here or there, I guess.

Rewards, stretch goals, nothing terribly out of the ordinary there. The magical price point seems to be $55, where the game download comes with a new set of heroes and characters. It looks like backers will also receive (already receive?) access to the Beta release, and there are a few game play videos floating around on youtube. so the buzz is out there and somebody’s played it. Maybe you can play that staff-wielding bear druid sooner than scheduled.

Note: Images used above are included to promote the work of crowdfunding artists, and are owned by the original creator.

 

 

Of Hexes and Foxes: Armello