arcelonious wrote...
Assuming that the other masters cutting out was intentional (and not just a bug), I thought that it was a nice touch to show how Colette doesn't get any respect for her restoration magic (or that they don't like her paranoia).
happy_daiz wrote...
And now that Falen is done with Dragonborn...
Ashirani is back.
but I don't recognize that armor and it appears a bit fancy for the early game.
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happy_daiz wrote...
^ I can't remember if it was Riverwood or Falkreath, but you're probably right. I visited both last night.
Addai67 wrote...
LobselVith8 wrote...
The elves are supposed to resemble animals? I didn't notice that. I liked that the Dunmer aren't supposed to be pretty; they are my favorite pick to roll with as a protagonist. Speaking of the Atlmer, I wonder what happened to Queen Morgiah of Firsthold, since I know the Atlmer dislike outsiders, and the Thalmor came into power after the Oblivion Crisis. I also don't think it was ever explained what "first" she owed to the King of Worms (given their arrangement in Daggerfall).
I know the Altmer and Dunmer are meant to have a "bird" look. To me the Bosmer look like squirrels. lol Maybe deer.
happy_daiz wrote...
I think cash is a silly racial bonus; especially in a game that's weighted towards making you rich.
Or...it is the way I play it. Even if you spend just a tiny bit of time on smithing and enchantment, and sell your creations, you will be floating in cash in no time. Or loot every burial urn like I do - sometimes I wonder why I get all OCD on opening those stupid things, especially when they typically only hold a crappy ring and a few septims. But you never know what might be in there!
Captain Crash wrote...
I agree with that. Nords and Imperals its very easy to make attrictive characters. Probably the reason why my two plays so far are Nord and Imperial [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie] [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/joyful.png[/smilie]
I want to replay a dunmer, but I just really dislike the new elf style [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/unsure.png[/smilie]
Jaison1986 wrote...
You know, seeing how the south area of soustheim is covered in ashes, makes you wonder how life is possible on morrowind, and how these ashes didn't hit Skyrim in areas such as windhelm.
Yep, now that I'm thinking about it, you both are right. Alvor helped us with the Cultists. It's all coming back now.Lathrim wrote...
happy_daiz wrote...
^ I can't remember if it was Riverwood or Falkreath, but you're probably right. I visited both last night.
Definitely Riverwood.
renjility wrote...
arcelonious wrote...
Assuming that the other masters cutting out was intentional (and not just a bug), I thought that it was a nice touch to show how Colette doesn't get any respect for her restoration magic (or that they don't like her paranoia).
I believe it's intentional that the rest walks out on poor Colette. I've seen it happen in my game too.
KBomb wrote...
Two questions I am hoping someone can help me with--since Google seems to hate me atm.
1. Is there any other way to trigger the Bonemold Quest from Glover Mallory other than joining the Thieves Guild? I was hoping to avoid the guild this go round, but I would love to see that letter to Sapphire.
2. Is Glover Mallory a NPC you can marry?
happy_daiz wrote...
^ I can't remember if it was Riverwood or Falkreath, but you're probably right. I visited both last night.
The armor is Cultist Armor, and is new with Dragonborn. We'd just gotten accosted by them outside the city gates, and once dead, I decided to try them on. Heh. It's nice that they're more "pants"-like than mage robes, but I'm not absolutely sure I'm in love with them.
Edit: It's the same armor as this, just without the mask.
LOL, well it's true isn't it? Those beady eyes... I like Bosmer, they can be nice and happy-go-lucky types, but damn they are creepy.LobselVith8 wrote...
I'm never going to look at Bosmer the same way again. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]
I like Athis. I was disappointed that he level caps at around 25 or something, so he doesn't make a very useful follower.I think the Dunmer adapted. Athis, a Dunmer member of the Companions, makes a comment about staying away from Windhelm because it's so close to Morrowind. He also comments to my Dunmer that we "are all Ashlanders now" (given the events of the Red Year).
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Modifié par happy_daiz, 13 décembre 2012 - 09:27 .
You can read about a Wild Hunt in the lore book A Dance In Fire. Every race in Tamriel has their über war ability, and this is the Bosmers', but they can't use it often because it basically involves them transforming into bugs and other hideous creatures. In A Dance in Fire, when the Hunt gets trapped, they're so frenzied that they turn on and devour each other. So yeah. It's not something you'd do at the drop of a hat.Jaison1986 wrote...
Talking about Bosmer, I saw an very interesting article about them in the lore page. It seems they can perform an special ritual called the wild hunt, that turns them into monstruous creatures that are hostile and nearly invencible. It was used in the first era to kill the king of skyrim. But thinking about it, wouldn't this make the bosmer an very dangerous race? It's kind of strange how they can normally live in society without repercussion. I mean, people would surely be afraid to live together with an species that can turn into terrible monsters right?
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Elhanan wrote...
^^ They are evil, but does not mean that the Player has to be. Choose questlines that are more in keeping with your vision, and when asked to take a mission outside of those guidelines; decline. So what if they give you a litlle jazz; what can they really do to you?
The Ethereal Writer Redux wrote...
Elhanan wrote...
^^ They are evil, but does not mean that the Player has to be. Choose questlines that are more in keeping with your vision, and when asked to take a mission outside of those guidelines; decline. So what if they give you a litlle jazz; what can they really do to you?
I wouldn't call the Thieves' Guild evil, really. They're honorable, albeit self-serving.
Splinter Cell 108 wrote...
The only thing I disliked and is probably the reason I never do their questline anymore is the fact you have to sell your soul to a daedra.
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