Neko no Mura

Nestled at the base of Mt. Fuji is a village of contradictions. With one foot in the spirit world, Spirits and Humans walk side-by-side on a daily basis only barely aware of each other's presence. Since time immemorial, you've guarded this place; you ensure rogue Spirits leave the humans in peace and that inconsiderate humans don't desecrate the shrines of the Spirits.

To the humans, you may seem like normal cats - but some of them know better, some of them think to give you a head pat or a small treat in thanks for your dedication to keeping this place safe. Is it any wonder that when the sky went dark and the humans disappeared from the streets that you were the first on the scene?

Then The Creatures appeared. The humans are now huddled in their homes, scared to leave. Some have been snatched off the streets. The Spirits have gone missing, and you know not why. It's up to you to find the spirits and enlist their aid to defeat the creatures and save your home.

Neko no Mura is a micro-rpg based on the 24XX SRD by Jason Tocci. You play as magical cats who's mission is to find the spirtis and enlist their aid in stopping the creatures. It's designed as a one-shot experience. 

Neko No Mura is currently in-development and the text could change significantly.

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Rules are based on the 24XX SRD by Jason Tocci. (CC BY).

Cover Image is Licensed from Shutterstock. Tofutyklein #2125495577

Kasa-Obake - 3angleproject @ Shutterstock #2486470061

Cat Images are anamulhaqueanikyt @ Shutterstock #2494438773 and Julia August #1544042498

Fonts are Urbanist (OFL), Eagle Lake (OFL), and Engagements (OFL)

Everything else is a work of fiction, and all rights reserved - Cthonic Studios LLC

Permission granted to reproduce for personal use.

About the Title - I went with Neko no Mura (猫の村) rather than just Nekomura (猫村) mostly for stylistic reasons - including the "の" makes for a more distinct title. I'm not fluent in Japanese, though I practice every day, but there's some other precident for including the の from some examples, though it's less common.  If this sounds *super* weird for anyone, let me know.