#ironclawed

[inkary]

Finished a year in the making reference sheet for @baronofcaring (unfortunately he doesn't know what he wants) lol

[pierppasolini]

The Iron Claw (2023) // dir. Sean Durkin

[haveyouplayedthisttrpg]

Have you played IRONCLAW ?

By Jason Holmgren

A fantasy RPG where you play as anthropomorphic animals. Rather than crawling through ancient dungeons and wilderness ruins, the focus is more on noble houses and burgeoning trade guilds in a world inspired by the Italian Renaissance, complete with gunpowder.

[nocternalrandomness]

Ironclaw 502 & 504 at Luke AFB, Arizona

[what-the-flux]

One of my first pieces of 2024. Finally trying to get my dude Skrapp committed to paper since he's got some distinct design elements. I'm not quite pleased with this but hey it's just a first attempt anyway.

[just-anotherstan]

New photos of Jeremy Allen White as Kerry Von Erich 🔥

[fr-familiar-bracket]

[eggman91]

Before you say anything yes, I’m a degenerate and yes I use greenstuff I was very high on RedBull made this poodle and I love poodles and yes I’m anthro lover but I’m not a degenerate furry I’m not going to wear a fursuit also ironclaw was a fun system and I enjoyed and fuck you hunter for not wanting to play with me because it was I quoted “furry system “ even though you have files of goblin porn you hypocrite…ok I got that out of my system. I don’t know why am posting this I may delete it. But yeah… I still blame redwall for making me a degenerate….still a good book

[savanaclaw1996]

TWST Inktober 1-Kira Ironclaw

This is my TWST Oc, Kira Ironclaw, twisted from Zira. Now, she's NOT actually from the Sunset Savanna. She's actually a human girl named Anna Thatcher before she and her friends were transported to Twisted Wonderland. She is Leona's biggest fan and harbors a HUGE crush on him.

Hope you like her. P.S: I used Beast from Black Butler: Book of Circus as her base.

[officermaddie23]

Tashaki Ironclaw (shocked that Gregory was able to beat up a bunch of bixies at a young age): What did you just do to them

Gregory: I fucked those bitches up

Lidgare Sapara (trying to keep herself from laughing): Gregory don’t say those words

Tashaki Ironclaw: *rolling on the floor laughing*

@mellowwolflady R.I.P Tashaki Ironclaw cause of death laughter

[pierppasolini]

The Iron Claw (2023) // dir. Sean Durkin

[bloomtoy]

first half of the campaign is over so now i can post the all the antagonists (with varying degrees of morality) + redesign of 4/6 party members with a more "revolutionary" take

[cat-of-many-faces]

Interesting Game Mechanics ep2: Ironclaws die pool system

This is used in a lot more than just Ironclaw, it is also used in another furry game Urban Jungle, and the space opera game Myriad Song (you can play a human in that one!)

How it works:

A character has at least 6 attributes: Body, Mind, Speed, Will, a Species, and a Career. You assign dice to these at character creation. A starting character might have: Body d8, Mind d4, Speed d6, Will d6, Species (red fox) d6, and Career (scout) d8

you also assign ranks among skills which correspond to die sizes as well (1=d4, 2=d6, 3=d8, etc…)

When you roll for a task you will be taking a die pool of all these dice that apply. (careers and species each have a list of skills they apply too as well as other bits) so if our fox scout here were to do a bit of stealth they'd have a pool of 3d6, 1d8 (a d6 from 2 skill ranks, a d6 from their Speed attribute, a d6 from their Species attribute, and a d8 from their career)

You roll your pool and see if any die beats the difficulty number, (most tasks use 3 as the difficulty number) if so, success! sometimes you will want to know how many dice beat the difficulty as well. (used in combat for determining damage for instance)

This is only the barest bones of the system but it's those bones I'm talking about here.

Thoughts:

I've always liked this system because of how much you can say about a character with their die pools. Having high attributes (other than species and career) shows a character who has relied on their natural talents, whereas a high Species is a character who was strongly influenced by their upbringing. Career shows how much you paid attention to your training, while skill ranks show much more what you focused on in life.

It's fun to compare a pool of 2d4, 1d6 with a pool of 1d12, 1d4. reliability versus possibility.

And it should be noted that Ironclaw (and their other games using this system) DO take advantage of it's possibilities. they don't waste any of the interesting use cases.

They are great games (Myriad Song is one of my all time favorites) and you should try them if you're given the chance :)

Their games can be bought at Drivethru rpg or Studio2 publishing

[what-the-flux]

Catching up and finally unlocking older content on the side account is letting me revisit the splendor of these maps. Case in point, Bloodstone Fen's lighting. (also me using it to play with some filters but yeah)

[vortexz-star]

Eirnjar! The stealthy barbearian for a friend's Ironclaw 2e game!

It's been a while, huh?

[maxwaspace]

Crack Puss in Boots headcanon

Fem!Puss's (from the taopib episode "too many cats") version of Kitty is Kitty Ironclaws who wields large metal claws to compensate for being declawed.