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I'll say this from a realism standpoint... It's just a pet show...:cool:
Has no one considered that the races in Heroes are not simply gatherings of animals and monsters without any signs of intelligence or collectivism...? These are entire intelligent communities with their own thinking, deep history, customs, carefully structured economy, and established laws... How can rabbits, mice, and cats dictate these laws?
There need to be at least core representatives possessing intelligence – like the Khajiit from Oblivion...
And instead of taking silly ideas from cartoons, like cat-dogs, you could come up with REALLY genuine mythical creatures... Like sphinxes... And what about gnolls from Might and Magic III? The only thing that works is tigers... they are the only truly normal creature for a race...
Verdict - the race is a banal cartoonish horror for children aged 5:(
P.S. Those three people either just messed around or came up with something "halfheartedly" – they didn't even look at the ideas in the New Ideas section where people really worked hard and thought things through... :( it's sad...
The verdict is very harsh, but your example with gnolls and sphinxes is very interesting.
In my opinion, the idea isn't bad, but I think the race needs to be made more serious. In my view, it should be led by cat-people (like elves in the Forest Alliance, like humans in the Order faction), who can be found in the TES series of games; I also suggest adding creatures that don't resemble cats (like wyverns in the Orc city, the only creature from the race that isn't the result of crossing a human with a demon). Then it will be easier to solve the hero question as well. He could ride, for example, on a white tiger, while tigers themselves can simply fight. The history can again begin with mages; as you know, mages have created many beastmen besides minotaurs, so cat-people could easily be among them. No cat-dogs or mice.
This is just my personal opinion; I think this option would be better. I am not forcing you to listen to my opinion; this is just advice, comrades, no offense.
Yes, I am very interested in your thoughts and suggestions, and I will take them into account. The race is not yet fully finished, and I will look at three types of creatures and describe them