General Q and A

I've been wondering, if a zone is marked as hazardous what danger does it pose for a predator of average size?

I have a "Q": How general is this Q&A? Can I ask anything I want or is only general within certain boundaries? The OP didn't give me any help on that topic.

parameciumkid wrote:

I have a "Q": How general is this Q&A? Can I ask anything I want or is only general within certain boundaries? The OP didn't give me any help on that topic.

I think you're allowed to any question you want here, as long as it's about Felarya.

I was wondering, if the healing factor of Felarya doesnt do anything agianst morning breath, which is caused by bactria in the mouth, then is it possable for some forms of dental disease to exist on Felarya?

I think the healing factor would prevent the effects of oral bacteria from amounting to a disease. You'd still have the germs, but you'd be protected from them hurting you.

Black Hole Fragment wrote:

I was wondering, if the healing factor of Felarya doesnt do anything agianst morning breath, which is caused by bactria in the mouth, then is it possable for some forms of dental disease to exist on Felarya?

Not sure on that exactly. Paramecium could have a point though.

Either way, there are various types of herbs, plants and fruit that could be used to help with that. I forget the name (it got changed when it made the wiki), but I proposed a type of plant that is commonly chewed to clean and freshen someone's mouth.

I suspect that that any oral bacteria would still cause a problem as your mouth contains no defense system. those bacteria are free to eat away at your teeth until they hit root. Actually certain species, for example komodo dragons, have been able to use this surplus of bacteria to their advantage when hunting. As small bits of meat begin to accumulate between their teeth it slowly rots away, and when the dragon bites a living creature, those bacteria ensure that it has only hours left to live, though
I doubt such a mechanism would work on Felarya due to the heightened immune system.

Question, I know its possible for one to become bigger with a genie but is it possible for a genie to turn a person into a completely different race? Like for example a human becomes a dryad, or a human becomes a merperson *like a selachi* just asking is all.

Solomon wrote:

Question, I know is possible for one to become bigger with a genie but is it possible for a genie to turn a person into a completely different race? Like for example a human becomes a dryad, or a human becomes a merperson *like a selachis* just asking is all.

Important to consider: genies are dicks. I wouldn't be surprised if they make you spend more than one wish to be giant sized (used up too much magic oops). Plus they twist around what you wish for, so "wish to be a different race" will probably mean "least desirable variation of that race."

Wish to be a harpy:

"lol okay you're a trochili now enjoy."

Use second wish to be bigger:

"There human sized."

Or three humans each wish to be giant sized and the genie combines them into a hydranaga.

Genies have so much troll potential.

Hehe those are great examples

And indeed that would be possible as Genie are really very very powerful but carefull for what you wish of course.

Do nagas shed the skin on their snake tails? I don't think I've seen anything on thew wiki about this, but I think it would be interesting if they did.

I personally imagine that this would be another thing that Anna would have to get used to.

Anna: Why is my tail soitchy?

I read this story a while back about a relatively small black (scaled) naga who had adopted an elf or neko or something who had lost her arms in an accident, and I went to read it again last night but I don't remember who wrote it. Does this story sound familiar to any of you?
The naga had this habit of telling her prey that she wasn't going to "hurt" them and then eating them whole (such that the only hurt she might inflict would be during digestion).

itsmeyouidiot wrote:

Do nagas shed the skin on their snake tails? I don't think I've seen anything on thew wiki about this, but I think it would be interesting if they did.

I personally imagine that this would be another thing that Anna would have to get used to.

Anna: Why is my tail soitchy?

Well your right about it not being mentioned on the wiki at all, but I can say I have read some stories where it mentioned naga shed their skin. I've even read some nagas mentioning they shed their skin but I don't know for a true fact if they can.

parameciumkid wrote:

I read this story a while back about a relatively small black (scaled) naga who had adopted an elf or neko or something who had lost her arms in an accident, and I went to read it again last night but I don't remember who wrote it. Does this story sound familiar to any of you?
The naga had this habit of telling her prey that she wasn't going to "hurt" them and then eating them whole (such that the only hurt she might inflict would be during digestion).

That's by Israaldun, now NSFW-studios, "Good Morning Baby", I think.

Thank you!
That explains why I couldn't find it, the name changed...

itsmeyouidiot wrote:

Do nagas shed the skin on their snake tails? I don't think I've seen anything on thew wiki about this, but I think it would be interesting if they did.

I personally imagine that this would be another thing that Anna would have to get used to.

Anna: Why is my tail soitchy?

While unofficial, I think the general consensus is yes.

A naga will shed the skin on his/her tail as he/she grows. The rate increases even more during the growth spurts they will go through every so often until reaching maturity.

After maturity, the frequency of skin shedding decreases greatly, and becomes a regular thing (once a month? every other month? No real estimate has been given). It isn't so much for growing anymore as it is to replace and revitalize their scales.

Like I said, its unofficial, but I think this is what a bunch of people agreed on in the past.

Are "dimensional chimeras" a thing? Notys' race is given to be such, and links to the Minor Races page, but there is no entry. Perhaps it's meant to refer to demi-chimeras?

I second this question! I noticed the same thing. There isn't even a page for Chimeras, just a paragraph about Demi-chimeras.

I think that's because Demi-Chimeras, at least judging from Karbo's picture, are demi humans like nekos and inus, while Chimeras would be more like a beast. Still, there could be a mention of Dimensional Chimeras' natures.

Well dimensional chimeras are supposed to be extremely rare creatures, really the stuff of legend.
And this one is pretty special to boot X3

I remember reading somewhere that Felarya has an effect on predators. Apparently, it makes them more voracious the bigger they are an if they're female. I just want to know, that didn't stop being a thing that was true or anything, right? :33

Nyaha wrote:

I remember reading somewhere that Felarya has an effect on predators. Apparently, it makes them more voracious the bigger they are an if they're female. I just want to know, that didn't stop being a thing that was true or anything, right? :33

On a personal note: I think the "predator effect" is somewhat arbitrary, and...stupid. It just seems like a leftover from old-Felarya more than anything to me.

Officially: Yes, I believe it is still around. I don't remember seeing anywhere that it was limited to females though. Probably affects both genders equally.

If I could just say something though. Do we really need it? Isn't the fact that the hybrids are part animal and/or raised since birth to think that small people are food enough? Can't we just say "Nagas/Nekos/Mermaids/Giant Elves/Dridders/Harpies/etc etc like to eat smaller people because they enjoy the taste and the thrill of the hunt" ? Having some kind of weird, arbitrary vore-effect just seems a bit pointless. At least to me.

I think the word you're looking for is "redundant".

rcs619 wrote:

If I could just say something though. Do we really need it? Isn't the fact that the hybrids are part animal and/or raised since birth to think that small people are food enough? Can't we just say "Nagas/Nekos/Mermaids/Giant Elves/Dridders/Harpies/etc etc like to eat smaller people because they enjoy the taste and the thrill of the hunt" ? Having some kind of weird, arbitrary vore-effect just seems a bit pointless. At least to me.

Well the neeras would like to put their vote on it being because they are all big meanies!

That goes double for nekos.

rcs619 wrote:

On a personal note: I think the "predator effect" is somewhat arbitrary, and...stupid. It just seems like a leftover from old-Felarya more than anything to me.

Officially: Yes, I believe it is still around. I don't remember seeing anywhere that it was limited to females though. Probably affects both genders equally.

If I could just say something though. Do we really need it? Isn't the fact that the hybrids are part animal and/or raised since birth to think that small people are food enough? Can't we just say "Nagas/Nekos/Mermaids/Giant Elves/Dridders/Harpies/etc etc like to eat smaller people because they enjoy the taste and the thrill of the hunt" ? Having some kind of weird, arbitrary vore-effect just seems a bit pointless. At least to me.

Well, the reason I'm asking is because I was kinda' planning on putting it to use in my stories. It would kinda help me explain something about the behavioural difference between the normal-sized male character and that character's magic-potion-affected giantess form.