RPG where you play as forest animals

Hello folks
I'm sure I saw somewhere recently an RPG where you play as animals in a forest, I half think it was a D&D 5th ed expansion.

Have any of you heard about this, or did I imagine it?

Someone needs to discover Bunnies & Burrows...

I wanna be a bunny!!

Then I'll be a burrow

There's a few out there, I think.

I would recommend Mouse Guard (only playable creature is a mouse), it's an excellent system...

If Mouse Guard is coming to GP, I'm game!

(I guess it could be anything guard with a little imagination though...)

There is a Castle and Crusades, Redwall knockoff.

Humblewood?

As of this writing, I can't get the URL to resolve, but if you do a search for "Humblewood D&D" you'll see some results.

I just happened across this thread. It looks really interesting...and here is a helpful link...maybe.

Humblewood RPG

I am in a mouse guard game on another site but it has really slowed. It's been going a long time but at a pretty slow pace. It has been tremendous fun being a mouse. More then I ever expected. I was so much into the character that when we set a mouse trap in our garage the other day I was almost sad.

I'm a big fan of Mouse Guard, and I've been playing in a Humblewood game that's been quite enjoyable.

I've never played D&D 5e, but if someone ran a Humblewood Game... oh man, please PLEASE invite me. It looks awesome.

You're probably thinking of Humblewood, but there's also Pugmire, where you play as dogs and cats.

I loved the concept of Pugmire, but unfortunately, there's not a lot there to make it feel like you're playing something other than just D&D with alternate classes. Humblewood looks to be more interesting.

There was an extremely short-lived game of Mouse Guard on GP a while back, and also one of Pugmire.

I played in a game of Mouse Guard here that went for a few months, I think... Got through one arc of the plot or so any way. Lengthy journey, investigation, battle with a snake. It was good. Good system for PbP in my opinion.

I've toyed with the idea of running a Rats of NIMH-style game using Genesys. Set in the timeline of the two novels, but adapting the magic from the Don Bluth animated film.

There's also Noble Wild, but I think it's for Pathfinder IIRC.

I played a game where players were animal characters. I don't think it's the one you are describing but it was a lot of fun. It's called "The Secret of Cats" for Fate Core. I played with some friends who had never played a TTRPG before, but they are all cat lovers, so I thought it would help draw them into the world of RPGs. It was a lot of fun! I imagine one based on woodland animals would be great too. Actually, I just finished reading Watership Down and the whole time I was thinking it'd be fun to play something along those lines. I hadn't heard of Bunnies and Burrows until now, but I'm assuming it aims for a similar vibe.

i would love a redwall like game myself but you are probably thinking humblewood