What a fascinating discovery! While on your journey through the multiverse, you find a small isolated world where an anthropomorphic sand cat has invited you to his home for a chat.

Between taxes, inflation, dwindling job opportunities, and rising housing costs, life as a human has become too expensive for most people. You've been able to do all right for yourself, but you may have to find a new place soon if housing prices and rent keep going up at the current rate. While you're relaxing at home, you receive a text from one of your friends, a kitsune who lives in a shrine on the city strip. He wants to see you so he can say goodbye before he moves back to Japan, as well as offer you something that he claims could help with the growing housing costs.

It's been a few years since you died and were admitted into Heaven as a heavenhound, an angelic anthropomorphic golden retriever. Sure, you weren't worthy enough to gain entry into the Saints District, but it's certainly better than dying as an unbeliever and being forced to spend eternity as a smelly hellhound! You can't imagine having to spend your afterlife as part of a paramilitary police force that does nothing but capture sinners and demons that escape Hell. Today, however, you've just received your first big assignment as a heavenhound: assist your contact on Earth with a murder case. Strange; this mission sounds like something the Hellhound Clans would deal with. Oh well, the hellhounds are probably just slacking in their duties. What can you expect? Hellhounds are all just a bunch of gym bros and military gun nuts anyway...

Oh dear. As much as you don't want to admit it, you're pretty sure you're dead. However, you've always been a faithful believer and follower of the Book of Heaven, so unlike those unbelievers you have nothing to worry about...

The Amorphous flute players, who keep the Outer God Azathoth slumbering peacefully with their enchanting melodies, are in dire need of new flutes. If these musicians fail to maintain their music, Azathoth will awaken and start unleashing chaos on the multiverse. Surprisingly, the Olympians and the Outer Gods on Earth have formed an alliance to figure out a way to produce and deliver new flutes. Ultimately, they decided that the eldritch demigods would be responsible for transporting these flutes across the Void to the Amorphous flute players. However, the Olympians insisted that, while the flutes are being made, the eldritch demigods must undergo hero training at Camp Half-Blood. Now you, along with Cthylla, daughter of Cthulhu, Nyth'ul, son of Shub-Niggurath, K'rarth, son of Hastur, and Gla'aki, daughter of Nyarlathotep, are forced to waste a perfectly good summer at Camp Half-Blood—a total drag. But both pantheons have come to an agreement, and since your godly parent is Yog-Sothoth, there’s really no point in arguing about it. Seriously, it's just delivering flutes—what could go wrong? And isn’t questing usually reserved for Olympian demigods? Eldritch demigods like you have far more pressing matters to attend to, like, well, stuff... Whatever, time to start packing for camp.

Oh, no! Due to unforeseen circumstances, you find yourself turning into a gnoll! Fortunately, you have transformation insurance. Better call your insurance company and file a claim so you can get help before this transformation becomes permanent!

While traveling through the mountains, you come across a dilapidated building slightly hidden in the surrounding forest. There is a sign on the building that reads: "Five Claw Dojo," as well as a ghostly-looking tiger cub sitting outside. The ghostly cub walks up and looks you over as if sizing you up for something....

You have what most people would consider a dream job: working as a game designer on the hottest video game on the planet, League of Gacha. Your job is perfect, except for the part where your boss is the Avatar of Wrath, a demonic honey badger who insists that your studio create the most toxic, anti-fun, and broken pay-to-win game ever conceived, with the goal of transforming humans who play it into his mindless wrath beasts. Surprisingly, despite your team's best efforts to make League of Gacha the worst game in existence, it is still the most financially successful game in history. Okay, so maybe designing an anomalous video game isn't exactly ethical, but at least you get to work in the games industry, and at the end of the day, isn't that all that really matters?

Your life as an eldritch demigod has been good so far. You were born an anthro eldritch goat with reality-bending powers, immortality, perfect Clear Sight, full access to technology, and a godly parent who actually cares enough to raise you and remain faithful to your mortal father. Plus, you don't have to worry about monster attacks, quests, or prophecies. Sure, your base power is weaker than that of the Greek and Roman demigods, but you do have infinite potential. Potential that you will get right on reaching... tomorrow... You're about to put your hooves up and chill when you hear a loud noise outside your mansion home. You look out your window and see a massive Greek trireme parked outside your house. This can only mean one thing: the demigods from Camp Half-Blood are here. But what could have happened that would cause Leo Valdez to build the Argo III, and why would they come to your place? Your mom did have you spend a summer at Camp Half-Blood as a show of goodwill to the Olympians, but that was a while ago, and the relationship between the Outer Gods on Earth and the Greek Pantheon has gotten worse ever since your mom destroyed a prophecy when she saved Jason Grace from Caligula. As you make your way to the front door, you pass by your mom. She looks at you and shakes her head. "If they ask, I'm not home," she says as she makes her way to the kitchen. Hmmm, maybe you should just send Percy and his friends away. Your mom is Shub-Niggurath, after all; best not to make her angry...

After a long day at work, you boot up your PC and log into League of Gacha, the single worst game in existence. This AI-powered PVP roguelike FPS MMO MOBA has the most toxic community in the history of gaming, unbalanced mechanics, pay-to-win weapons, and a dev team that hates the players. However, despite all this, it is the most popular game in the world bringing in billions of dollars in revenue. Today, you're playing DPS as the champion Ragesaurus Rex. Not a surprise considering he's the only champion you own. All the other champions are too expensive...

The Terrance Foundation Museum of Art (or TF Art Museum for short) recently opened its gallery in your area. Best of all, admission is 100% free! The museum promises a life-changing experience for guests with its transformative art pieces, whatever that means...

Not satisfied with your life? Wish you could be you without being, well, you? Give the ReflectionsXP app a try! With our app, you can discover and chat with alternate versions of yourself from across the multiverse, and if you both are feeling up to it, even swap souls and trade places! Whether you're looking for a temporary change, a more permanent switch, or just want to talk with other versions of yourself, the ReflectionsXP app has you covered!

Who could have guessed you'd end up being the star player on your school's Sportsball team, or so they say? 'Star player' is a bit of an exaggeration; Sportsball is a team sport, so technically everyone on your team is a star player, especially since you guys made it to the championships. This match is really important for everyone; scholarship opportunities and school pride are on the line. Not to mention, winning this game would mean everything to Coach Roars. After a hard day of practice, you gather your things, but before you leave, the coach stops you for a quick chat...

Welcome to Winter Transformations, a new type of transformation clinic that uses special mutagenic oil and massage techniques to transform humans into anthropomorphic animals. While it may be limited in transformation options, it makes up for it with cheaper costs and a significantly faster transformation time. Maybe this could be the change you're looking for?

You come back to your dorm room after classes, expecting to see your roommate Dave lounging about. Instead, you find an anthro cat woman holding a strange-looking bottle and walking around as if this were her place! She better have a good explanation for how she got in and what she's doing here!

There are only two types of people in this world: beauties and beasts. Beauties are those who have proven that they are worthy of love by graduating from Beauty Academy. Beauty Academy is where students go to study important relationship skills like smirking, causing relationship drama, miscommunication, romantic cheating, looksmaxxing, arm-grabbing, and kidnapping their love interests. Those who don't meet the requirements for Beauty Academy are sent to the cursed Beast Academy, where they are transformed into the hideous, unlovable monsters that they always were deep inside... Your parents have sent you to a special prep school to ensure you get the coveted letter of recommendation for Beauty Academy. However, your grades just came in, and your parents are not happy. Maybe you should start taking your education more seriously. After all, your parents are spending a lot of money to help you obtain your Happily Ever After diploma. You don't want to disappoint them and get turned into a Beast, right?

Ever since the existence of a secret, magical Wizarding World was revealed to the masses, and magical people started integrating into non-magical communities, there have been mixed receptions. Some people were fascinated by the possibilities, while others, like your friends, acted in the worst way possible. You warned your friends not to bother that old witch or vandalize her shop. That was two days ago, and you haven't seen or heard them since. What's even more troubling is that nobody seems to remember them, not even their parents! It seems that if you want to solve this mystery, you will need to investigate the crime scene: Fenhollow Magic Shop.

You met Shub-Niggurath one night just as she had broken through the barrier that separated Earth from the Void. She had one purpose: to corrupt, consume, and destroy all life in the universe. But when you saw her, you weren't afraid; you found her fascinating, which was something she could not comprehend. Shub-Niggurath was used to being feared, hated, and worshipped, and the fact that a mortal could stand before her unfazed and not driven to madness was something her mind could not grasp; the thought sent her screaming back into the Void. However, she eventually returned to Earth to stalk—errrr, 'carefully observe' you as you went about your day. Then she began trying to communicate with you, first through bizarre dreams and visions, and then through physical appearances. Before long, the two of you were dating, and not long after that, you were both walking down the aisle. Then came Nyth'ul, your eldritch demigod son. Hmmm, maybe she really did drive you insane after all....

You wake up from your catnap and make your way to the Grand Chamber of Cat Fate Tower. Master ScryClaw is already there and waiting for you. You take your place next to the Cat's Eye Orb, ready to assist your master with his monumental work...

Ah, the weekend. School is out, so there's nothing to do but scroll through social media, play video games, and watch videos. Maybe later you'll portal over to R'lyeh and see if there are any Void expedition teams being formed. Hmm, maybe your eldritch friends would be interested in studying the Necronomicon together. Oh, Lord Cthulhu might even have some quests for an eldritch demigod like you! Wait, those would involve work. Eh, you'll figure it out tomorrow...

Gee, it sure is BORING around here. Fortunately, you just got a call from your friend Chris. He just received a strange package addressed to him containing a tabletop RPG called "Castles and Kobolds." He said he didn't order anything of the sort, so it may be a special promotion for a new product. Regardless, he invited you and your friend Amy to try it out with him.