aesthetes
Revan
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aesthetes
Revan

I deliberately didn't level up; in a normal playthrough, I finished both characters at level 50, although the second one is slowly creeping higher because I'm trying to level him up more evenly, developing everything I can, instead of just one or two skills, like with the cat. He's a mage, an archer, and now he's learning to wield a sword, and he has decent stealth, but his thievery skills are lacking because I don't want to engage in thievery.
I would now play a fantasy RPG as an elven mercenary knowledge collector, ah.
I didn't even finish the second optional quest there, searching for records for the bard (or whoever he was).
There aren't that many of them among us.
I've gotten rid of outright furriness, but hybrids of humans and animals make up at least half of the races.
Should I bother with a set when I'm in the mood, or would you not want to play something like that?
Mold, in my understanding, is a clear example of "furry" – it's your ogres and goblins, plus the same Khajiit. I have more interesting and more humanoid design solutions in this regard.
"Furry" (from the English "furry" [ˈfəːri] – covered in fur) is a community that sympathizes with anthropomorphic animal characters[1]. The anthropomorphization of animals, accepted by furry fans, is expressed in attributing to them such qualities as human consciousness and mimicry, human anatomy traits, speech, walking on two legs, and wearing clothes.
interesting and design solutions