furbase.de
German-language online forum for the furry community, covering fursuits, meetups, art, roleplay and off-topic discussion
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About furbase.de
furbase.de runs a German-language discussion forum for the furry fandom. Its sections cover fursuits, regional meetups, artwork, creative projects, roleplay, games, technology and pets.
Some areas are open to registered users only, and adult artwork and stories are restricted to users who have been verified as 18 or older. Commissions and trades of artwork are discussed in dedicated sub-forums.
The forum's sections are organised by German regions, including Berlin, Rhein-Main and Swiss and Austrian sub-forums.
Product: Online discussion forum with sub-forums for fursuits, meetups, art, roleplay, games and off-topic topics.
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