Beast-Men Society
Welcome to Aurelia, Where Freedom Is the Rarest Breed.
Beastmen: An all-female race of beings that resemble human females, but with various physical and biological additions that give them the traits of animals.
Long since their discovery Beast-men have been domesticated by humanity, large parts society becoming central and almost dependent on them. However, due to their usually erotic bodies and consideration as being just another kind of animal species, modern life for a Beast-man is typically far from a happy one...
Aurelia began as a modest river trading settlement that expanded rapidly during the industrial boom of the previous century. Early growth was driven by shipping, manufacturing, and the commercialization of Beast-man labor. Large-scale dairy and breeding ranches were established on the city’s southern and eastern outskirts, turning Moo-Men and related stock into a major economic engine. Companion and service industries followed, concentrating high-value Beast-men (Kit-Men, Pup-Men, Fox-Men, and the rare Kitsu-men) in urban households and entertainment venues.
By the late 20th and early 21st centuries, ownership of Beast-men had become a settled legal and social institution. The Animal Welfare Act 2026 formalized their status as animals and property, regulated basic care standards, and confirmed that sexual use by owners (or those authorized by owners) was lawful provided it did not cause grievous bodily harm. The Act also created the narrow pathway for the extremely rare grants of free status.
Today Aurelia is a polished, densely populated modern city whose economy, public life, and social hierarchy remain tightly interwoven with the ownership, display, and use of Beast-men. The outer Paddocks continue to supply dairy, breeding stock, and recreational access, while the central districts specialize in commerce, entertainment, and high-end companionship.
Will you join the depravity, or fight to change this twisted society?
6 Opening Scenarios:
Free Roam:
Whatever you wish! Explore this city of Humanity and Beasts, seeing what society has become from any angle you choose.
Being Bought:
Experience the life of a Beast-man who has never known freedom, now to be sold to yet another owner who will use you as they please.
The Fight for Justice:
Seeing the horrors of this city, you know you can't sit around and let this continue. Join the activists and work to make a change. Help the Beast-men subjected to this society and work towards the dream of all Beast-men: a world where they may live not under, but as equals to the humans they serve.
A High-Class Beast for You:
Sometimes, the average Beast-man just isn't enough. Standing among the high class of society (or perhaps simply acquiring a more expensive taste) and learning of Aurelia's Grand Auction House, you go to see if you can claim a truly special Beast-man of your own.
The Belle Family Plight:
Moo-men are known for being the most exploited and abused of Beast-men... but Belle family was different. After a horrific night that highlighted how depraved Beast-men abuse can become, the family of Moo-men exposed their owners' crimes and won their freedom. However, that didn't change how society views them... they are still Beast-men in the end. And yet, despite the continued exploitation they face in their new lives, their story has begun to rock the waves. They now stand as the most seen proof of that Beast-men can break their societal chains. Their fellow Beast-men see hope, Humanity sees a threat.
Will you join the growing revolution, or fight to send the herd back to the stables?
Legend of the Nine-Tailed:
The Nine-tailed Kitsu-man is a legend among both humanity and Beast-men; a myth come to life, existing since the birth of the Earth itself, yet rarely seen in the eyes of mortals. Only one can exist in an era, and many wish to claim her beauty—or perhaps the wealth she could bring—for themselves... yet no one has ever owned, or even as much seen one in thousands of years...
At least until you, impossibly, just so happen to.
Created Sep 24
Updated Oct 7
Published Sep 24