A previous edition by Gold Rush Games, Usagi Yojimbo Roleplaying Game, was published in 1998. Usagi Yojimbo Role-Playing Game by Sanguine Productions: a role-playing game set in the comic universe of the same name.Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles & Other Strangeness also by Palladium Books was set in the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles comics universe and allows players to create their own customized mutant animals in a modern setting.Shapero, a D100 skill based Science Fiction RPG, published in 1983 by Fantasy Games Unlimited. It uses a variation of the Burning Wheel system and features a world inhabited by mice.
#ADULT FURRY RPG SERIES#
Justifiers by StarChilde Publications: a roleplaying game in a futuristic setting where players are Beta, a genetically engineered race of anthropomorphic animals created by human corporations.Jadeclaw: by Sanguine Productions: A fantasy RPG set in a fictionalized China.1st edition published 1999 and 2nd edition 2011. Ironclaw by Sanguine Productions: A renaissance fantasy RPG.Taking the setting from the Brushfire skirmish game, a historical parody and satire of the Napoleonic Wars that uses animals in the place of history's greatest armies. Historia Rodentia by On The Lamb Games, a supplement for RuneQuest released by Mongoose Publishing.Furry characters live in their own version of the real world circa the 15th century. Furry Pirates by Atlas Games, and its companion game Furry Outlaws.Bunnies & Burrows: inspired by popular novel Watership Down, this early, ground-breaking RPG featured realistic intelligent animal player characters with skills such as "Bun Fu".The current version, Albedo, is published by Sanguine Productions. Albedo Anthropomorphics has had multiple role-playing game adaptations over the years.
AtB was originally release as a supplement to Palladium's TMNT & Other Strangeness RPG but has since been release as its own game setting which seems to be more inspired by the surge in real life genetic science trends than mutations caused by the fallout of nuclear war.
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