r/Felarya

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Felarya

r/Felarya

Created Nov 25, 2015

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Felarya is a fantasy setting created and run by an independent artist named Karbo. Originally designed to cater to vorarephiles, this jungle realm is teeming with giant monsters who eagerly prey upon any tasty humans they find! However, most of these monsters aren't really bad people, their choice of diet aside. This can be seen no more clearly than in the energetic naga Crisis, infamous among humans for her voracious appetite but loved by other predators (and any humans she knows personally) for her caring and compassionate heart.

Warning: Vorarephilia

Vorarephilia is a fascination, often sexual in nature, with the act of someone eating another creature alive. There are many different variations on this theme, and Felarya was built to cater to one specific kind, which we will refer to as "soft macrovore": a much larger creature swallowing a smaller creature whole. In Felarya, vore is just a part of life, and even stories that don't focus on it explicitly will explore different characters' opinions on it, or the ways in which the smaller ones cope with the constant threat of it. That being said, you don't have to be a vorarephile to like Felarya; Felarya sports a rich and expansive world with myriad likable characters that can be enjoyed completely independently of the vore. However, Karbo, the founder of the setting, is a vorarephile, the majority of the oldest and most active fans are vorarephiles, and soft macrovore is a theme that is omnipresent in the setting, so you need to be able to at least tolerate the vore. If vore offends or disgusts you, you're very unlikely to have a good time here.

Remember to tag sensitive content!

We have tags for "Vore", when someone eating someone else is actually shown, and "Explicit", for when a post gets directly sexual, as opposed to the casual nudity (and otherwise non-sexual vore) that covers most works in Felarya. When you submit a link or text post, you should see a button labeled "flair" underneath it (in the same area where you see "share", "save", "hide", etc.). Click that button, and a menu should pop up that lets you add the proper tags to your post if necessary.