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“Actually, I’m a Cambion,” she stated plainly. “Demoness isn’t actually a title given to actual demons, since they’re usually too ugly for that-most of the time, it’s fiends like me who get that title.” She then chuckled. “Well, half-fiends, but the term still applies.” She then sighed. “As for...

“It isn’t a problem,” Hest said, “although it’s good to be cautious-while the innkeeper was probably informed, I doubt everyone there will be.” She then examined at the cleric and Bastion, rubbing her chin. “Although, if we share a room together, maybe I can give you some ‘training’ that will...

Nodding Madeline followed hopping off. “Hey, I honestly don’t mind-merely keeping formalities is all.” Hest smiled. “Heh, I suppose you do you-I’m not exactly into all that frivolous shit.” The carriage driver shook hands with Bastion. “Nice to meet such lovely people, but I’ll be heading out...

Hest shrugged. “Well, it’s an a abyssal spike that’s piercing into this plane-it’s kind of like the needle of a manticore, except way bigger and instead of leaking out normal poison it’s leaking out demons and corruption. It’s pretty rare for something like this to happen, honestly-usually it’s...

“I suppose that’s why I was sent here with you,” Hest spoke up suddenly. “I don’t doubt they’d be risking their top paladins on this, but I’m pretty sure our goal isn’t actually to destroy it-that’d be a bit beyond our skills. Rather, our job is to perform some reconnaissance and discover what’s...

Madeline, distracted Now by the mission, nodded, taking a deep breath. “From the few reports we have, the demon fortress is a massive spire made of a glassy black rock, pocketed numerous holes. It’s seepinng with corrupting, spreading it out into the seas and turning the waters purple. It has...

Madeline had only meant for him to enter the cab, but took his hand anyway out of politeness. Stepping into the cab, they saw Hest had already decide to take up as much space as she could on her side, spreading her legs and leaning back into the seat, smiling. “Nice to see you, madam Bastion,”...

The driver, nodding, went back to his carriage. “Very well then! Let’s be heading often!” he said, as he got up back to his perch. “Now all aboard!” Madeline looked to Bastion expectantly, as Hest entered into the cab, grinning. “Well, this is probably the last time we’ll be here for a long...

As he wondered about his prospects, the carriage pulled up to where they were standings, coming up the road. It’s cab wasn’t very large, only designed to house four. Still, it would keep them relatively safe due to having a roof and walls. The driver, stepping down from his perch, greeted the...

Hest nodded. “Yes, it should work on me just fine-II’m not powered by negative energy like an undead; I can’t even channel it-my powers are more fire and poison based than anything like that. Despite what you two may think, I like people-they can be pretty fun with all the creative ideas they...

“Yes,” Madeline said, nodding. “A carriage will be arriving here soon to take us to a nearby inn down the road; there are sure to be some people there with adventuring experience.” “Well,” Hest said smiling, looking at Bastion blushing and try to avoid her gaze, “I do think that I’ll be able...

Nodding, Madeline said, “I suppose so! Although I feel that my lineage was part of the reason I was chosen-after all, as an esteemed member of the Greywall family, I’ll be able to provide communication with nobles. And as for the inexperience, I feel like we’ll be making up for that along the...

Several months ago, the demonic fortress had risen from the seas, like an obsidian spearhead radiating corruption into the waters. While it has not yet reached the coast, those who live along it are still affected. In particular, sailors and fishermen are affected the worst, creating a rise in...

A horned cyclops woman with a dingus.

Not to dissuade you from talking about transformative, but may I ask you to direct your attention to the topic at hand? Sorry if this is rude but it feels like we’ve gotten off the path.

Anyway, to get back on topic, let’s look at some species from a webcomic I’ve recently gotten into: Cassiopeia Quinn! Recently, the creators released some info on the various alien species in the comic’s universe in the below sections: Xenolog 1 Xenolog 2 Xenlog 3* While not all of these...

Oh, that’s super cool! As for the fact Star Trek-style transporters are considered murder under Vesperian law, no I did not, which would probably make it pretty interesting when Vulcans meet them and definitely lead to some conflict.

The Trow Dwellers of the underground, the Trow are a distant relative of Ogres that is diminutive in stature compared to their larger cousins. Despite this, however, they are still quite strong compared to most humanoids of their size, including even dwarfs. They also have decent intelligence...

1. Ah yes, having lesbian and overweight female characters totally diminished the sales figures! Such as in games like Borderlands and Overwatch! Not a lot of people playing either of those two! It’s not like they’re massive franchises! 2. I personally felt the Last Jedi was pretty alright...

Done. (Also, this is a new thread and the differences is that it’s not just about finding them sexy; it’s about how they might interact and stuff.)