#The Elder Scrolls Series

[ronaan]

i'm late but

[mellz117]

[tentacletournament]

TENTACLE TOURNAMENT ROUND 1

[moogaiashe]

The day TES:VI comes out is the day I ascend to heaven

[zekeram]

BEHOLD. I HAVE SOLVED FICTION.

Split version under the cut:

If that's still not enough to make it readable here's a google drive link

[science-dragon92]

Waiting impatiently for elder scrolls 6 to be ever released.

[the-crow-cryptids-domain]

Here take this without context

[sometimesraven]

TES: Arena is officially 30 years old today

[uesp]

Truly amazing. In an incredible display of his power, the Dragon God of Time Akatosh has decided to grant us an additional day this year! Please be sure to pay your respects to Akatosh, as he may deign to grant us another additional day in a few years if you do!

[oonaluna-art]

I've gotten into Skyrim lately thanks to a recommendation by my friend @riviere-cartia! Here is my dragonborn, Aibha, suffering while fighting a dragon.

I love skyrim because it helps fulfill my fantasy of eating endless cheese wheels and owning a home.

[kagrenacs]

Idk the context to this video, if there is one. But I've literally been thinking of it for the past 10 years.

[ronaan]

i saw an instagram reel that made me realise that there is still a misconception about skyrim being a good example of people who claim "not to care about real world events and politics" suddenly becoming political experts when it's time to defend fictional marginalised white people.

like, don't get me wrong, that absolutely happens. but skyrim is simply an incorrect example. the reason why there is nothing surprising about people who supposedly "don't care about politics" being political experts about skyrim is that they obviously don't care because they are racists who don't think there is anything wrong with colonialism and therefore do not care what colonisers are currently doing in the real world, which is exactly the same sentiment they express about the game, just more freely.

nords in skyrim are literal colonisers who performed a full genocide of the native snow elven population and are in the process of actively massacring the only remaining indigenous people (the forsworn of the reach) at the time of the game's events. stormcloaks in particular, whose slogan is a clearly fascist "skyrim belongs to the nords", are blatantly racist, keeping the dunmer refugees in a poor, unmaintained area of their central city and not allowing saxhleels into said city at all. their only real claim to oppression is not being able to worship talos, which is honestly a complex issue, both because of how the ban on talos worship occurred and who talos used to be as a human. regardless of that specific issue though, in the grand scheme of things, nords are not the victims of the story in any capacity, nor are stormcloaks any kind of fighters for freedom or liberators.

so like, people who turn a blind eye to horrific things that colonisers and oppressors are doing in the real world but obsess over nords in that game aren't an example of only caring about oppression when it happens to fictional white people - they are an example of real world nazis supporting fictional nazis.

[venacoeurva]

TES Summer Fest- Aug 11- Profane

If you know what this is, enjoy? Sorry? You’re welcome?

-Please do not reupload, edit, or use without proper credit or linking back. Ask first.-

[falmerbrook]

Some Saori family stuff.

First one is a portrait of her and her parents. She's an only child as her parents met later in their lives and decided to have a child even later, but she's very close with them. She's a huge daddy's girl. While her dad is from Morrowind and fully Dunmer, her mother grew up in Cyrodiil and is 1/4 Nibean Imperial and 3/4 Dunmer. Her dad is of House Sadras and her mother's ancestors were from House Hlaalu. Saori grew up in Cyrodiil but was pretty much completely raised in Dunmer culture with her mom's extended family.

Second one is a moment from Saori's childhood with her great-grandfather (on her mother's side). He's from Vvardenfell (and moved to Cyrodiil after the Red Year) and liked to tell Saori stories of Morrowind pre-Red Year, eventually inspiring her to move to Vvardenfell for her ecological restoration project as an adult. He's very excited about it and very supportive.

(Dunmeris for for grandfather "gahata" from here)

[thefalloutwiki]

Fallout 4: Copper Pipe

Were you previously aware that there is an unused edible Copper Pipe ingredient in Fallout 4 using the Skyrim ingredient system?

It has the Restore Health effect, similar to how eating Copper Pipes in real life restores health.

You can check out the page for the Copper Pipe ingredient here:

https://fallout.wiki/wiki/Copper_Pipe_(ingredient)

[igorlevchenko-blog]

Morrowind's Constant Effect Enchantments

In Fallout universe, the Supermutants who use stealth technology, inevitably become addicted to it, manifesting maladaptive behavior, paranoia, delusions, affected speech, brain damage, and most commonly of all, schizophrenia.

In Morrowind, players often try to outdo each other with the cumulative magnitude of their constant effect Chameleon enchantments—a spell which grants them near invisibility.

Collate 1 and 2, won't you.