#skyrim character

[therattlingtadpoles]

My favorite survivalist/hermit/victim of werewolf curse/local superstition/registered menace to society

Here's a ref of my Skyrim character and her two main outfits. I play in survival mode so I gotta keep warm most of the time. Fur armor my beloved

[mocking-the-bird]

My skyrim character but he's actually my son I love him very much

[boiboiperson]

Saw pretty scenery while playing so painted. Not very detailed, I refuse to use more than 1 brush ever lol, should probably refine it at some point. Inigos in a jester outfit! :D

And heres the reference

[4leaf]

Me and @l3monaade’s skyrim characters :)

[packajackalope]

Been doing a skyrim playthrough lately, and ive been making doodles of my dragonborn

Meet Jinx! She uses a combination stealth archer and unarmed build, and is I think the strangest individual most of my followers have ever met.

[could-they-be-a-pro-wrestler]

How successful would Miraak…

Propaganda for the mic skills:

He made a mind controlling mantra that took over an entire island for an X amount of time. His voice is heavenly too

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Propaganda for the wrestling skills:

He is the final boss of a DLC and already has an outfit (a dragon aspect suit that has dick spikes. Not joking)

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[fangthroat]

idk if anyone around here plays skyrim but i made a new character his name is varga greyhawke and he’s a werewolf… i love him so much. smushes him against ur face. even if u don’t like games … he still a werewolf >:) 🐺🖤🩶

[morecrearty]

digivember day 12 is a redraw of this

[goodbirbb]

[fictitron]

Started my first Skyrim playthrough. Felt like comparing my two Bethesda Characters

[pastasuccubus]

THIS POST COVERS THE CONTENTS OF THE LUCIEN FLAVIUS QUESTLINE THAT COULD SPOIL THE EXPERIENCE FOR SOME

If you do not wish to have the storyline be spoiled for you, do not proceed.

TLDB = The Last Dragonborn

I feel like a fic, or even a canon event, where TLDB and Lucien getting into a big fight over his BS at Dumzbthar would be very fitting.

I mean, the guy literally went behind the TLDB's back and gave the force that wanted to to kill them and use their bodies as fucked up little puppets, a vessel in which it could eventually do fucked up things. All because he wants the knowledge it has and he thinks he can teach it to be nice while also subsequently enslaving Dumzbthar further.

And the apology he gives is the biggest non-apology of the century, so I think for character development TLDB and Lucien need to either have an argument or have some other friction about this, to be frank, betrayal.

After all, Lucien is essentially building a working relationship with a Daedra that spoke of both TLDB and Lucien like objects and fantasized about -- and likely still imagines -- desecrating TLDB's corpse for his own gain. That whole ordeal was highly disturbing, violating, and traumatizing for the both of them, but especially for TLDB. And during the initial threat, Lucien could have tried to run and leave TLDB to fend for themselves when he learned that Dumzbthar wanted them and not him, or have even done worse, but he didn't. He stood and fought next to his dearest friend.

And as far as threats go, consider that Alduin wanted to eat the souls of the valiant dead and end time, Miraak wanted out of Apocrypha by any means, and Harkon wanted to dominate the world, but Dumzbthar is incredibly personal in its threat which makes him somehow worse for TLDB to deal with.

NOW I DON'T THINK LUCIEN'S A BAD FOLLOWER MOD OR HAS A BAD STORY

In fact, I think he's fantastic and his story feels 3-dimensional because he has flaws. One of those flaws being that he's a massive egg-head and doesn't know how to 1. Make friends. 2. Be a friend. 3. Keep friends. 4. Make amends.

He's a nepo-baby finally stepping out into the world, and he's going to make mistakes and bad choices, but that doesn't make him a bad person or character. He knows that he loves his friends, but it takes experience to understand how his actions can hurt them. He doesn't think that his actions can hurt others, because he likely grew up feeling like he couldn't do much else other than academia, so to be 20-something and finally making his first friends is naturally rough for him.

Him learning to be a friend and make amends with friends is pivotal for his character development, and I'm here for it.

[forevervobla]

Doodle of Kocha

[trashmouth-critter]

Hail, companion.

My sweet bosmer Niomih, she just got married to farkas, moved into Lakeview and adopted Sophie and got a dog, so her life is finally looking good since she left valenwood.

(I struggled so much with this drawing it was unreasonable)

[simon-thomas]

Ok, these two are done (for now) I’m finally happy with these designs.

Time to go to bed ;-;

I’ll get back to the Skyrim shenanigans at some point.

Reeeeee

[khajiiti-dragonborn]

Ok Tesblr, how do we feel about a more robin hood style thieves guild as part of the storyline alterations I'm working on for my webcomic? I.e. the guild only started taking Maven's money because Mercer Frey insisted they did so, and for the longest time it was the only thing keeping the guild afloat but as soon as the guild regains influence they immediately find a way to destabilize Maven's power because they don't want to be under the thumb of the very same aristocrats they used to steal from?

I know this is a personal preference because by all accounts and purposes it makes for the Thieves Guild to be a more "corrupt" organization, but recently I've been watching videos about the Oblivion Thieves Guild Quest line, and I like the emphasis it places on the Guild being an organization that had all the beggars and paupers being the eyes and ears of the guild. And the guild being funded by the elite of Skyrim feels very much at odds with that idea.

( I know, I know, I haven't played Oblivion yet, I swear I plan to do that as soon as I get my new laptop).

It almost gives off the sense that the only reason the guild is siding with aristocrats because they no longer have the shadow of Nocturnal over them. How much cooler is a guild that is just always silently present, a constant threat to the nobles of Skyrim, almost keeping them in check?

Like bro what's the point of being the best thief in Skyrim if you're just gonna pickpocket literal poor people or steal jewled flagons from the Dark Elves who live in the slums of Windhelm. STEAL FROM THE PERSON WHO HAS A MULTIMILLION SEPTIM MEADERY???

Am I biased because I played Sly Cooper as a child and it was my favorite video game before Skyrim came out? Absolutely. But I like the whole idea of honor among thieves.

[persy-r-bozo]

An Assassin, A Cannibal, And a Goblin walk into a bar.