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	#1: The current name I have for the actual material plane of this setting is Gaia. Anyone got any better ideas?		#1: The current name I have for the actual material plane of this setting is Gaia. Anyone got any better ideas?
			::'''Alternative''' I've started using Monstum Terram (Monster World) as a stand-in until a there is a consensus. Personally, I really like Gaia, but it might be a bit too dry.
	#2: I got to thinking; what if the reason humans are on Gaia is because they lost their own world? The current thought in my head is that "Terra", the human world, was assaulted by the Far Realm, with plagues of aberrations unleashed from Cerebrotic Blots until, eventually, the planet itself began to dissolve into the Far Realm. Humanity's survivors fled through portals, and some - not all, but enough to survive as their own culture on Gaia - made it to this monstergirl-inhabited world.		#2: I got to thinking; what if the reason humans are on Gaia is because they lost their own world? The current thought in my head is that "Terra", the human world, was assaulted by the Far Realm, with plagues of aberrations unleashed from Cerebrotic Blots until, eventually, the planet itself began to dissolve into the Far Realm. Humanity's survivors fled through portals, and some - not all, but enough to survive as their own culture on Gaia - made it to this monstergirl-inhabited world.

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	* Tunnel: Very adventurous Gnomes known to live out their lives as explorers, especially underground. Stories have it that there are full on settlements in the Underdark founded by these bitches just so they can adventure more.		* Tunnel: Very adventurous Gnomes known to live out their lives as explorers, especially underground. Stories have it that there are full on settlements in the Underdark founded by these bitches just so they can adventure more.

	"Half-Elf": ~~Again~~, ~~no idea~~.		"Half-Elf": There is a 10% chance that a coupling will result in a Half Elf instead of a purebreed. They are basically just watered down versions of their mother, but are speculated to be a form of living aphrodisiac - when they are around, elves are filled with a need to fuck humans. Being a half breed, they have males, but their males are, like all half breeds, almost exclusively homosexual with a strong preference for humans.

	"Domesticated Orc": Orcs who realised that, while humans were hot and fun to fuck & fight, they also had really, really nice stuff, and that they could get what they wanted by stopping with the raiding & slaving and just asking instead. Also descendants of orcs who decided it was more convenient to live with humans than to keep picking fights. Ladette types equally notorious for their huge appetites for fighting/drinking/eating/fucking and for their undying loyalty. ~~Possibly a~~ P'orc (~~pig-girl orc~~, ~~ala MGE) body-basis? I haven't done P'orcs before~~.		"Domesticated Orc": Orcs who realised that, while humans were hot and fun to fuck & fight, they also had really, really nice stuff, and that they could get what they wanted by stopping with the raiding & slaving and just asking instead. Also descendants of orcs who decided it was more convenient to live with humans than to keep picking fights. Ladette types equally notorious for their huge appetites for fighting/drinking/eating/fucking and for their undying loyalty.
			* P'orc: A rare subspecies that lives in the mountains. They are very aggressive (and just as horny), and are known to be a dangerous fuck by human adventurers, who die as often as orgasm.

	Tiefling: The bottom of the fiendish foodchain, the sort of fiends that even imps could kick around. Fled en masse to the mortal world, where they are (comparatively) more of a big deal. Possibly subrace division based on the Feral, Devil's Tongue, Winged and Hellfire options from the SCAG? Maybe the Abyssal Tiefling variant too?		Tiefling: The bottom of the fiendish foodchain, the sort of fiends that even imps could kick around. Fled en masse to the mortal world, where they are (comparatively) more of a big deal. Possibly subrace division based on the Feral, Devil's Tongue, Winged and Hellfire options from the SCAG? Maybe the Abyssal Tiefling variant too?

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	===Fluff===		===Fluff===
	====Assorted Ramblings====		====Assorted Ramblings====
	In this world, monstergirls are the native organisms. There are "real" monsters, mostly dire beasts, giant bugs, killer plants - stuff that is basically "nature turned up a notch - but the conventional fantasy races are all MGs. So busty amazonian cowgirl Minotaurs, shortstack Dwarfesses, loli Halflings, hyena-girl Gnolls, Orcesses, all that stuff.		In this world, monstergirls are the native organisms. There are "real" monsters, mostly dire beasts, giant bugs, killer plants - stuff that is basically "nature turned up a notch" - but the conventional fantasy races are all MGs. So busty amazonian cowgirl Minotaurs, shortstack Dwarfesses, loli Halflings, hyena-girl Gnolls, Orcesses, all that stuff.

	Humans ~~are intruders~~ to ~~this world,~~ in ~~the form of magical colony-vessels - think "flying cities" - that~~ have ~~landed here~~ in ~~the last couple of generations. Why they're here~~, ~~and if they're~~ here ~~on purpose, I haven't settled on yet.~~		Humans take on a similar role to Orcs in [[Orc Stain]]; they have females, probably, in some distant land, but here in Monstrum Terram, the only females are Monstergirls.
	* It was commented in ~~the thread on /tg/ that this presents humans with too much of an implied advantage, so this needs to be changed to something that emphasizes humans are just part of the population~~, ~~they're not conquering the entire world. At~~ the ~~least, even if there~~ are ~~humans who ''want'' to do that, they haven't succeeded yet. Portals instead of whole cities were suggested~~.

	Humans and MGs are interfertile. The result is equally likely to be a human son or an MG daughter - there is a slight bias towards daughters in births, but we're talking 53% female to 47% male, and many species produce litters.		Humans and MGs are interfertile. The result is equally likely to be a human son or an MG daughter - there is a slight bias towards daughters in births, but we're talking 53% female to 47% male, and many species produce litters.
	* This, incidentally, means that half-human type races can exist in MG format, if they can be suitably distinguished from the whole "watered-down X" approach. As noted below, the [[half-orc]] rudimentary fluff I have is ~~that they represent~~ orcs who've given up the raid, rape and pillage lifestyle for a more diplomatic one~~. The half-elves are proving harder to figure.~~		* This, incidentally, means that half-human type races can exist in MG format, if they can be suitably distinguished from the whole "watered-down X" approach. As noted below, the [[half-orc]] rudimentary fluff I have is basically orcs who've given up the raid, rape and pillage lifestyle for a more diplomatic one.
	** Got a suggestion that "half-elves" might basically be walking aphrodisiacs. Something about their nature basically makes it that humans & elves are more likely to want to fuck each other if there are half-elves living nearby. Needs some work, but it could be a basis, I think.

	MGs don't need sex with men; they've survived since the dawn of creation because they have their own unique methods of asexual procreation, all based on what species they are. For example, the dwarves all have methods relating to their craftsmanship focus; Mountain Dwarves feed precious metals into "clan-kerns" (magical stone wombs) to spawn new daughters, Hill Dwarves brew a sacred mystical beer that makes them pregnant when they drink it, and Dark Dwarves literally sculpt their daughters from rare metals only found in the Underdark.		MGs don't need sex with men; they've survived since the dawn of creation because they have their own unique methods of asexual procreation, all based on what species they are. For example, the dwarves all have methods relating to their craftsmanship focus; Mountain Dwarves feed precious metals into "clan-kerns" (magical stone wombs) to spawn new daughters, Hill Dwarves brew a sacred mystical beer that makes them pregnant when they drink it, and Dark Dwarves literally sculpt their daughters from rare metals only found in the Underdark.

	MGs and Humans fuck for one reason; it feels good. There's no driving need for either side to breed with the other, it just works out that some folks like the exotic.		MGs and Humans fuck for one reason; it feels good. There's no driving need for either side to breed with the other, it just works out that some folks like the exotic.
			*'''Note:''' this might get changed in favor of the humans and Monstergirls being forced to breed in order to create more, with a few exceptions.

	Dwarf: Shortstack human-like MGs known for their mastery of craftsmanship. Found wherever the land will support them. Breeding is skill-related; see subraces.		Dwarf: Shortstack human-like MGs known for their mastery of craftsmanship. Found wherever the land will support them. Breeding is skill-related; see subraces.
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	* Deep: Grim, hard-working, diligent, perfectionist dwarves. Always /fit/ in physical build. Culture is all about working your hardest, because they need to in order to survive; the Underdark is dangerous. Morever, they literally sculpt their babies from a rare mineral found in the depths, and if it isn't perfect, the ritual to make it into flesh & blood won't work.		* Deep: Grim, hard-working, diligent, perfectionist dwarves. Always /fit/ in physical build. Culture is all about working your hardest, because they need to in order to survive; the Underdark is dangerous. Morever, they literally sculpt their babies from a rare mineral found in the depths, and if it isn't perfect, the ritual to make it into flesh & blood won't work.

	Elf: Used to be the setting's major bigshots, but were slowly sinking into obscurity~~. Humanity's arrival has shaken things~~ up, ~~and ironically~~ provided a ~~revivifying~~ jolt.		Elf: Used to be the setting's major bigshots, but were slowly sinking into obscurity until humans started showing up, which has provided a reviving jolt.
	* Eladrin: Oldest and rarest of the races, mostly withdrawn into the feywild. Gloomy, gothic bitter snarkers; they belittle all other elves because they know that they're all screw-ups who only came into being because the eladrin fucked up in the past. Often become adventurers to make a mark on the world, to do the great feats that will make others remember them.		* Eladrin: Oldest and rarest of the races, mostly withdrawn into the feywild. Gloomy, gothic bitter snarkers; they belittle all other elves because they know that they're all screw-ups who only came into being because the eladrin fucked up in the past. Often become adventurers to make a mark on the world, to do the great feats that will make others remember them.
	* High: The Asari of the setting.. at least, in their own minds. In reality, falling into a descending cycle of decadence, intrigue and stagnation that means their empire was already crumbling before humans showed up. Can be kind of arrogant pricks, but their idea of "worth" isn't inherently aligned with "you're an elf", so they're the quickest to play nice and sincerely mean it.		* High: The Asari of the setting.. at least, in their own minds. In reality, falling into a descending cycle of decadence, intrigue and stagnation that means their empire was already crumbling before humans showed up. Can be kind of arrogant pricks, but their idea of "worth" isn't inherently aligned with "you're an elf", so they're the quickest to play nice and sincerely mean it.
	* Wood: Elves who fled to the wilderness after the Great War and have degenerated since, losing most of their arcane magic and descending into barbarism. Isolationist, feral and xenophobic. The unfun ones.		* Wood: Elves who fled to the wilderness after the Great War and have degenerated since, losing most of their arcane magic and descending into barbarism. Isolationist, feral and xenophobic. The unfun ones.
	* Dark: Underdark-dwelling hedonistic demon-~~worshippers~~. Revere a patron goddess who is basically the bastard daughter of a drunken threesome between Lolth, Calistra and Slaanesh. Not into backstabbing and random slaughter, but big on parties and fun, so long as someone else is picking up the tab. Actually do send emissaries and the like up to the surface, though they have a deserved reputation as sleazy and dangerous to fall for.		* Dark: Underdark-dwelling hedonistic demon-worshipers. Revere a patron goddess who is basically the bastard daughter of a drunken threesome between Lolth, Calistra and Slaanesh. Not into backstabbing and random slaughter, but big on parties and fun, so long as someone else is picking up the tab. Actually do send emissaries and the like up to the surface, though they have a deserved reputation as sleazy and dangerous to fall for.

	Halfing: Loli MGs, these little scamps can be found everywhere, and were practically the world's humans before humans arrived.		Halfing: Loli MGs, these little scamps can be found everywhere, and were practically the world's humans before humans arrived.
	* Lightfoot: The vanilla halfling, pretty much. Like open forests and prairies, living the traditional halfling lifestyle of farming, sleeping and eating. Good at hiding.		* Lightfoot: The vanilla halfling, pretty much. Like open forests and prairies, living the traditional halfling lifestyle of farming, sleeping and eating. Good at hiding and known for their large polyamorous marriages which usually involve only 1-2 humans.
	* Stout: Swamp & river-dwelling oppai loli halflings. Don't necessarily speak with a "gumbo" accent, but do have a N'awlins theme. Like eating super-spicy food. Tradition amongst Stouts is that when a gator eats one of them, her family must avenge her by catching it, cooking it and eating it. Some like to prove their "manhood" by handling poisonous snakes, spiders and creepy crawlies, which they also consider a delicacy.		* Stout: Swamp & river-dwelling oppai loli halflings. Don't necessarily speak with a "gumbo" accent, but do have a N'awlins theme. Like eating super-spicy food. Tradition amongst Stouts is that when a gator eats one of them, her family must avenge her by catching it, cooking it and eating it. Some like to prove their "manhood" by handling poisonous snakes, spiders and creepy crawlies, which they also consider a delicacy.
	* Ghostwise: Feral forest-dwelling halflings. Get along well…ish… with wood elves. Afraid of "bigfolk", so they use their telepathy to train killer beasts as guardians and labor-beasts. The stereotypical ghostwise tribe rides to battle on the backs of baying wolves.		* Ghostwise: Feral forest-dwelling halflings. Get along well…ish… with wood elves. Afraid of "bigfolk", so they use their telepathy to train killer beasts as guardians and labor-beasts. The stereotypical ghostwise tribe rides to battle on the backs of baying wolves.
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	Dragonborn: Proud, aggressive, take-charge, ambitious dragon-girls. Have long tails and tiny wings; don't point out that they can't fly, it's a sore spot. They are "true dragons", but they're the weakest of the breed, and this incenses them; their stereotypical racial obsession is with finding a way to transcend and become a true dragon. Possibly a curse-spawned variant of the original dragon-girls. Have a relationship with kobolds akin to that between a hot teenager and her annoying little sister who idolizes her.		Dragonborn: Proud, aggressive, take-charge, ambitious dragon-girls. Have long tails and tiny wings; don't point out that they can't fly, it's a sore spot. They are "true dragons", but they're the weakest of the breed, and this incenses them; their stereotypical racial obsession is with finding a way to transcend and become a true dragon. Possibly a curse-spawned variant of the original dragon-girls. Have a relationship with kobolds akin to that between a hot teenager and her annoying little sister who idolizes her.

	Gnome: ~~Buggered if I know~~. ~~Never been much~~ for gnomes. ~~Have~~ the ~~Rock,~~ Forest and ~~Svirfneblin subraces~~.		Gnome: Mechanically minded shorstack-musclegirls. Come in 4 varieties:
			* Rock: Mountain gnomes who are known to burrow in small homes in the ground near Dwarven cities. Have a tendency to [[Blood Ravens\|borrow]] Dwarven tech, which they usually get either from selling their services as engineers or just [[Kender\|stealing it outright]]. Despite their relatively isolationist lifestyle, they are known to be particular for humans.
			* Forest: Mushroom breeders and alchemists. These gnomes are known for being able to fulfill almost every task with some kind of fungus, from [[The Elder Scrolls: Morrowind\|growing mushroom houses]] to creating toxic, parasitic molds for assassinations.
			* Moss: Like the Forest variety but with moss and lichen instead of fungus. They tend to be more innocent and fey themed.
			* Tunnel: Very adventurous Gnomes known to live out their lives as explorers, especially underground. Stories have it that there are full on settlements in the Underdark founded by these bitches just so they can adventure more.

	"Half-Elf": Again, no idea.		"Half-Elf": Again, no idea.

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	A [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] setting revolving around a D&D-type fantasy world populated by [[Monstergirls]]. Although it needs heavy design & development progress, it aims to provide both fully functional 5e stats for iconic MG races, like the Slimegirl, Catgirl, Lamia, Harpy or Mermaid, and reskinned fluff for monstergirls based on iconic D&D humanoids and monstrous humanoids, like elves, halflings, dwarves, orcs or gnolls.		A [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]] setting revolving around a D&D-type fantasy world populated by [[Monstergirls]]. Although it needs heavy design & development progress, it aims to provide both fully functional 5e stats for iconic MG races, like the Slimegirl, Catgirl, Lamia, Harpy or Mermaid, and reskinned fluff for monstergirls based on iconic D&D humanoids and monstrous humanoids, like elves, halflings, dwarves, orcs or gnolls.

	~~Looking to expand with help from other anons~~. ~~Will keep adding & refining~~ fluff and ~~crunch until it's acceptable~~, but ~~always looking for new input, ideas or advice on~~ the ~~Discussion page~~.		Needs serious work and updating. Some work on the wiki is being done for fluff and background, but the crunch is a daunting task that probably is going to need to be brought to the board at least a couple times.

	Not to be confused with the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]].		Not to be confused with the [[Monster Girl Encyclopedia]].

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