Updated version!

More-completed outfit, and now that missing arm! I'm not completely pleased with the hand, but whatever. And that stupid-looking black thing is a sword-cane... something I'd be very pleased to have for a Bard in DnD. Yes... I plan to play a Bard that specializes in Mind-Altering Illusion and Enchantment spells ;3

Fun Notes (Because it looks better without clutter):
- Unlike most Rikama, this guy has a stronger Rakhene bloodline, hence the slightly flatter muzzle and eyes. Note that they have no whites or pupil.

- The spots are a pretty typical form of fur-pattern, as would be stripes. Although you can't see it, he has larger, almost stripe-like spots across his back, centered around the spine.

- A Rikama's large ears provide them with rather good hearing. They're also very floofly.

- Retractable claws deal 1d6/x2 damage. Their bite is stronger and can be used to puncture and tear exposed flesh for 1d8/x3 damage.

- Elijah carries a masterwork silver sword-cane (rapier) as well as a masterwork Lariat (wood from forests around Areat) lute.

- The symbol on his spalder is the mark of the Areatian School of Arcana; the pendant on his lute is known as the "All-Seeing Eye" -- originating from an old storyline -- which is given to spellcasters as a sign of their mastery in the arts of Mind-Affecting magics, Illusion, and Divination.

- Don't ask why the outfit has lots of belts and is asymmetrical. It just looks cool.