#oc: moroth gra-lagul

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i did not see ask games until now. you mentioned Toxic Doomed Yuri…. pick one for each or do both cause idk anything about them..., many quetsions cause im curious 💀 - Does your OC have any phobias? 🍀 - What originally inspired the OC? 1. What's your oc's gender identity? What's their relationship to their gender? glance: At first glance, what stands out most about your OC's appearance? What's their distinguishing feature? hair: How does your OC wear their hair? Does it have some kind of meaning?

*clapping my hands like seal* yayayayay ask game participant

ill do them for each one :3333

💀 - Does your OC have any phobias?: Moroth, as established by lore in oblivion, isnt allergic or weak to garlic as a vampire, however, she is like overly paranoid that she secretly is allergic to it and is grateful that garlic is a rare ingredient to see in morrowind so she doesnt have to find out Fjotver doesnt really have any phobias tbh, shes somewhat overly unafraid of the world to a dangerous degree

🍀 - What originally inspired the OC?: both Moroth and Fjotver were originally created for specific play thrus of morrowind, Moroth to play as a vampire and play thru the vampire clan questlines and Fjotver was to both play as a werewolf as added by the bloodmoon dlc as well as a vampire hunting mod, however what solidified them as toxic doomed yuri was the song no children as it was popular at the time and i was enjoying it :)

What's your oc's gender identity? What's their relationship to their gender?: they both just consider themselves women, however have adapted, or havent, to the expected gender norms of morrowind. Moroth adopted the more traditional feminine performance of dunmer to better disarm and fly under the radar within the community as a vampire by reducing the amount of friction against her prescence by avoiding more traditional gender performance of the orsimer diaspora within morrowind, she isnt opposed to being more masculine by dunmer standards in line with orismer femininity but neither does she mind being more feminine in dunmer standards, she could do either or fjotver however sticks to the culture she grew up with in skyrim as a woman who (even by tes5 era standards, is somewhat breaks gender stereotypes by being masculine, since ht egender politics of skyrim is kinda ambiguous but generally conforms to woman feminine man masculine of our sensibilities even if some women are warriors, its a whole essay, just gender in tes is a dissertation tbh that i dont wanna get into too deeply here lol) is more masculine than many women back home and is proud and keeps that mindset in morrowind

glance: At first glance, what stands out most about your OC's appearance? What's their distinguishing feature?: Moroth's feature is definately her tusks, theyre obviously a less common feature in morrowind (or anywhere for that matter) but hers are noticably longer than the average tusk youll see in life Fjotver's most noticeable trait is her face paint, blood red in a triangle from her mouth to neck and a stark line aross her nose and cheeks

hair: How does your OC wear their hair? Does it have some kind of meaning?: Moroth wears her hair in a small top bun with 5 braids leading into it with the rest of her hair loose and long Fjotver pulls her hair back into a braid starting at teh crown of her head down her back,

heres a fun doodle of them to bring thier art into the modern era since i havent drawn them in a while

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day 14 of drawing my queer ocs for pride month

todays featured characters:

Moroth Gra-Lagul and Fjotver the Wild who are both trans lesbians !