Furry-based D&D?

[MagusKnight]

Well, do whatever. we have a huge list of stuff.

-we need a history of the world going back at least 500 years (it doesn't have to be HUGE, but at least major points, such as wars, alliances between nations.

-Religions, gods, and cults, though ray is working on that

-Various cities, and how they came to be, and what are their main achievements(such as major porting towns, trading centers, meccah of religion, etc.)

-and if anyone would like to create a world map, that could help.

-We need classes. and it would be great to have more than 10 to choose from.

-and a lot more.

I'M SO SORRY FOR NOT POSTING EARLIER! I've been wrapped up in shitloads of work, I'll gladly take on the classes duty if it hasn't been. Classes is my thing and I cna come up with dozens just from listneing to myself for 10 minutes. My email is lovingneko@Gmail.com, I'm always available, just ask what you want from me in anything (preferably classes) and describe to me what kind of diversity you want. Such as generic, freeform, completely out there, warriors, mages, etc etc! I do anything.

BRAVEHEARTS/DRAGONESSES:
Actually that happens a lot in war where an extremely few number takes on a lot and takes down a decent number. Nextly, Dragonesses does have males in it and that leads into my point that they are not ungodly powerful dragons, if you read my description of dragonesses and actually thought about it you'd realize a good big of the soldiers use AXES, which is guess what? Even with speed fairly easy to break or dodge. Also, I never said they weren't flipping elites or if any of the bravehearts (being a nickname for the race not the race's actual name) were NATURALLY that strong. Please read carefully next time.