Favorite race

Awww... Nobody care about humans and espescially Neko girls... T.T
Nekos are so lovely...

observer88 wrote:

Yes, he did, though I guess it adds realism to the story.
Also, my favourites are nagas, mermaids, dryads and *cough*humans*cough*...

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Oopsie. I guess I didn't read it very well. I apologize.

I am a bit surprised Mermaids and harpies got no votes so far ^^ ;

Anko *goes sulking in her lake*

Karbo wrote:

I am a bit surprised Mermaids and harpies got no votes so far ^^ ;

Anko *goes sulking in her lake*

Aww, there there Anko. *Piles a whole bunch of sleeping, unappreciative Felaryan writers into a boat and kicks it out into the middle of her lake - then runs*

Rythmear wrote:

The Rev wrote:

Fire succubi. Menyssan is the first of Karbo's characters I've ever seen, and she's still my favorite. Menyssan <3.

Amen! *Hi-5*

*high-fives*

Mine would be:

1st: Fairies

2nd: Nagas

3rd: Nekos

4th: Mermaids

5th: Dryads

Naga, Mermaids, Dryads, Cat people*.

*Saying "neko" can't really qualify as counding cat people, because the word neko only translates to cat from japanese. saying neko people can count, though.

Hunter wrote:

Naga, Mermaids, Dryads, Cat people*.

*Saying "neko" can't really qualify as counding cat people, because the word neko only translates to cat from japanese. saying neko people can count, though.

That's a good point. Thanks for remindig us.

In that case, I'd like to change my vote from neko to neko people, or cat humans.

Oh please, its all irrelevant... cat people are only good for one thing. *Loads sniper rifle full of shrinking darts* Lunch.

Rythmear wrote:

Oh please, its all irrelevant... cat people are only good for one thing. *Loads sniper rifle full of shrinking darts* Lunch.

Hey! I hooked my OC up with one of them. Don't be belittling them.

Rythmear wrote:

Oh please, its all irrelevant... cat people are only good for one thing. *Loads sniper rifle full of shrinking darts* Lunch.

*Thwaks against the side of the head*

Where's your sense, Imperial Citizen? Meatshields are hard to come by in these times.

Though I see no real flaw in calling the race 'Neko'. Don't see humans getting exact and correcting someone with the latin name for the species (usually). Doubt a Neko would care that much either.

Malahite wrote:

Rythmear wrote:

Oh please, its all irrelevant... cat people are only good for one thing. *Loads sniper rifle full of shrinking darts* Lunch.

*Thwaks against the side of the head*

Where's your sense, Imperial Citizen? Meatshields are hard to come by in these times.

Though I see no real flaw in calling the race 'Neko'. Don't see humans getting exact and correcting someone with the latin name for the species (usually). Doubt a Neko would care that much either.

Oh please, Ive been a slave to the hive mind since before I knew how to play the game. I LOVE the Tyranids.

Isn't "Neko" short for "Nekojin", which I think does actually mean "Cat-people"?

Fred being short for Frederick doesn't change the fact that it's Fred.

Well, the point is that it's all the same. Whether Fred or Frederick, he's still on the menu while in Felarya.

Sadly, the same is true for all humanoids. They ain't laying a finger on mine, though.

2 neko humans and a guy with a robot enter. That's who I want to leave.

If Crisis is hungry, I'll hijack a bus of female inmates and let her gorge her pretty little face.

Yeah, but it's a poor outlook for Neko's everywhere if even I'm eating them unmolested. *Flicks another one into my mouth and swallows* - Hangon I know that taste... *Spits Kitty into my hand* Sorry about that hun ^^

Oh no you didn't.

That ain't cool, Rythmear. Only Crisis can pull off a neko diet.

*pulls back my nekos into safety*

You gotta come through me before you get them.

Boys, boys... No need to fight...

*points to a village full of catfolk* You forget, Nekojin breed like bunnies on extacy. The primary reason they're ideal lunchies.

If the guy keeps one as a pet, respect him enough to go after the faceless masses.

1st: Nagas.
2nd: Elves/Humans/Nekos.
3rd: Centaurs/Sphinxes

Honorable mention to the rest.

Just a sudden thought: are there any dragons in Ferlarya? I'm sorta surprised that I just realized they've been conspicuously absent.

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Just a sudden thought: are there any dragons in Ferlarya? I'm sorta surprised that I just realized they've been conspicuously absent.

The wiki does point to Felarya's resident species of dimension-hopping dragons.

Thankfully, they're rare.

jurodan@gmail.com wrote:

Just a sudden thought: are there any dragons in Ferlarya? I'm sorta surprised that I just realized they've been conspicuously absent.

A magical word without dragons it's not magical word is it?

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A magical word without dragons it's not magical word is it?

With all due respect, yeah it is. And in my humble opinion, it's a much better magical world for it.

I'm sorry, but I think dragons present a level of cliche that I think we're all above.

GREGOLE wrote:

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A magical word without dragons it's not magical word is it?

With all due respect, yeah it is. And in my humble opinion, it's a much better magical world for it.

I'm sorry, but I think dragons present a level of cliche that I think we're all above.

Who know
Imagine the knight who defeat a dragon to save a princess except the princess is a naga

Altough dragons are as classical as fairies and mermaids, these two species existed in Felarya, I admit they are different than the cliche
I imagined more the Felarya's dragons a bit more like that http://karbo.deviantart.com/art/Demi-dragoness-25372438

jurodan@gmail.com wrote:

Just a sudden thought: are there any dragons in Ferlarya? I'm sorta surprised that I just realized they've been conspicuously absent.

Well I am ok with dragons but I admit I am not overly fond of them. Their will be some ( dimensional dragons and Crystal dragons for now for example ) and they 'll be powerful beings like they are supposed to be but the world will clearly not be briming of them either..

Dragons don't mix well with fantasy worlds - that's why the inhabitants invariably try to kill them.