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Narranj'o's eyes narrowed and his tail twitched impatiently. He still had an uneasy feeling from this unfamiliar wagon and he wanted to see who it belonged to. He was more than willing to start off with diplomacy, he had the silver tongue for it from making allies with the townsfolk over the course of the last three years, but he had no qualms about pulling out Ol' Stabby if need be. He had the gold to pay off any officials that happened to catch him in the act, no one would miss any rabble rousing strangers...

(Assuming your character to be at sneaky and such Art, none of our characters are likely to spot you, Eric might because of his vantage point atop the carriage but you have the freedom to introduce your character whenever as they are otherwise distracted atm. =P Although Vor'dra accidentally seducing Narr from the shadows would be just as funny.)

"With the exception of the warm clothes the Drider woman crafted for us, I would say no. I have some spare undergarments and robes in my pack but I doubt any of them would fit our new curves." Roxanne replied to the paladin's question.

"Told you clothes are overrated..." The succubus commented with a grin. Not in the mood for her demon's sass, Roxanne bonked Vor'dra atop the head with the claw of her staff. "Ouch..." Vor'dra said, feinting pain as her smile grew in size. Thanks to those cursed idols, Vor'dra was having more fun then ever! Sure she was a little bit fatter in the middle but the trade off was well worth it.

(I pictured her being on the shorter side, maybe 5' 3"? But Roxanne would be slender (pre-belly of course) bookworm, whereas Firin is a burly fighting woman.)

"Besides most my stuff is black... hardily the color we want to be wearing out here in this weather." Roxanne added, nodding towards the random civilians they could see walking past the mouth of the alley in robes of light brown and white.

(I might have assigned her a height at one time or another but its a minor feature quickly displaced. But yeah, I can see Firin easily being the tallest female, hell she's probably taller then a couple of the male characters we have running about.)

"Agreed, but we may have to stagger our visits. If three heavily pregnant women all show up to the tailor at the same time, we might draw unwanted attention." Roxanne advised. Of course, due to the shear size most of them were carrying at, their group were sure to draw some attention regardless. "Clothes would be a waste on Vor'dra so a bigger cloak solves her problems.

The pregnant demon sticks out her tongue at the back of Roxanne's head. (=p)

((Firin, Roxanne, Vor'dra, Eric, Bela, and Cassius are already outside the carriage. They're just hanging around outside it, talking about their next move.))

(I think Firin might be taller than Eric as well. And yeah Art, if you need me to have Eric spot him out, let me know.)

"There has to be a way to draw Magic out, or at least transfer it to another source." At a time like this, Bela would had suggested pushing some of it on the succubus. But that wasn't ideal with how large she already was.

He gave a smile at Vor'dra's response. He deserved that, in a way. "Look at how big the bag is." He replies, hearing Firin's voice call out to him the lancer jumps down from the carriage...

Eric embarrassingly helps Firin relieve herself of all the armor she was wearing. He wondered how the paladin even kept what he can only describe as a belly plate on her body. It was clear that she was bigger in more ways than one with it off. "I'll just have to take my chances, Roxanne." Was that actually concern for his wellbeing? He shakes his head at Vor'dra's current antics. That wasn't going to end well if Roxanne noticed.

Speaking of notice, he went on the offense and pointed his lance at the neck of of the newcomer. By now, Eric assumed this to be standard procedure with anyone so forthcoming. Especially when clearly seeing Vor'dra was not human.

Ah a fresh play-thing... Vor'dra thought, her tail gleefully dancing about behind her as she applying her seductive magic more forcefully to the creature that introduced itself as Narranj'o. While it was clearly not human, the newcomer apparently made little effort in hiding his draconian nature. "At ease human," Vor'dra says, lightly nudging Eric's lance away from Narranj'o's neck. "I've got him..."

"Oh no you don't. Vor'dra release him!" Roxanne commanded.

Mentally whipped by her mistresses command, Vor'dra released a majority of her enchantment. "I wasn't gonna hurt him... I just wanted to bang a half-dragon..." the succubus muttered, backing off a couple steps.

"Nobody is poaching anything." Roxanne said, now standing beside Eric as she looked over the apparent half-dragon. "But neither are we in the habit of accepting food from strangers like yourself."

Cassius watched the exchange between his friends thoughtfully, carefully considering their options.
Certainly a large cloak would be the best option for covering the fecundity of the ladies in their group, though comfort would be an issue in that case. The persistent heat of the Sun overhead gave him the sneaking suspicion that even walking around half-naked wouldn't do much to keep his blood from boiling...although his close proximity to a flirty succubus wasn't really helping with that problem, either.
The appearance of the sahuagin was at least a slight distraction from the thought. It was interesting that someone of his race had managed an existence in a place like Suncrest; perhaps things weren't going to be as difficult as he'd thought. Not that he could see an immediate reason to trust the creature that introduced himself as Narranj'o, but anyone who had been living on the fringes of Suncrest was a step ahead of he and his friends and that couldn't hurt their cause.
Cassius rolled his eyes when Eric intervened with his spear as he usually did and when Roxanne stepped in to prevent conflict, he cleared his throat. Once he was satisfied that he had the aquatic native's attention, he tensed his neck muscles and made a few deep clicks of his own, bowing. When he was done, he grinned.
"I am called Cassius. Narranj'o, you say? Its been some time since I had the pleasure of calling one of your ilk company, though considering where we are I'd guess you could say the same! Forgive me if my interpretation of your native tongue came across a little off, but I have always found that the best place to begin earning someone's friendship is on common ground."


((Sorry for the delay, everyone; my internet crapped out on me, so I have been resigned to using my phone for the past few weeks.
Anyway!
A couple of things...
Welcome to the adventure, Art! I like your character, although I do agree with Shade in that his alternate form should be toned down; I'm actually a Monster Hunter fan myself, but a guy who can morph into a Tigrex would be way too OP. Your revised idea sounds a lot better, assuming its significantly smaller. As a side note for you, Elves and Dwarves are about the most exotic races present in the city at large, except for Drow, Duergar, and Elves of the Red Moon Clan; those particular races are like "enemies of the state" in Suncrest, for obvious reasons. So basically, much like Vor'dra is having to carefully hide her true nature while in the city, Narranj'o would have to always do the same. Other races are around to be sure, but they are only allowed in the Bazaar as shopkeeps and visitors...and they're constantly under heavy supervision by the city guard. So the easiest way to play your character would be as someone that doesn't actually live in the city, unless he has just always been living on the streets or something.
Another important thing for everyone to note that Art's character inadvertently brings up is that in Suncrest everyone is fanatically devoted to the laws of the city. None of the permanent residents, such as guards or citizens, can be talked down or bribed or otherwise influenced to betray their ideals. Thats sort of the schtick of the city, and a very important element of this leg of the RP!
I also got bored at work the other day and sketched up a rough outline of Suncrest! Check it out:



The numbers all represent notable locations, which I've listed as follows:
1 - The Burning Gates
2 - Temple of Solia
3 - Fort Scorch
4 - Farmland
5 - The Lake of Light
6 - The Grand Bazaar
7 - The Party's Carriage
8 - The Garden of Embers
Just keep in mind that the city is in stacked "tiers" built into a mountainside, with the Temple to Solia actually sitting high atop the mountain.
Hope my long-winded post helps!))