Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
Just agree or disagree, etc... It's kind of a shame. Oh well.yeah, I can't like posts anymore since the update.
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Annageckos
Well-Known Member
yeah, I can't like posts anymore since the update.
You know, I didn't even realize that the like button was gone until you said something.
Daelon DuLac
How do you backstab a Dragon?
Does that mean you don't "like" anything? Ever? How long have we known each other and not even one like? I'm so depressed...yeah, I can't like posts anymore since the update.
You know, I didn't even realize that the like button was gone until you said something.
Kohlar the Unkilled
Time for some ale
I've just been 'agreeing' with all the posts I would normally 'like.' 
Annageckos
Well-Known Member
Does that mean you don't "like" anything? Ever? How long have we known each other and not even one like? I'm so depressed...yeah, I can't like posts anymore since the update.
You know, I didn't even realize that the like button was gone until you said something.
I'm just extremely unobservant at times... A lot of the times. I'd like you post, but the button is gone. I'll just have to give you some rep instead. Oh noes, I can't give you rep. I need to give five other people rep first.
Toxius
Frost Wolf
Just cause you only seen Male Dremora doesn't mean they aren't there.
I mean, Dremora culture is sort of placed in Castes and stuff. Honour, culture, and stature is important to them and all the females are just probably not allowed to fight or that sort of thing. Also if you have played oblivion, the Dark seducers and golden saints are in fact a type of Deadra and they are female (It might contradict my previous statement, but they were under service to none other than your good friend Sheogorath and what is he on rules? He does the opposite, or something completely out of it).
This might also help, taken from the Trivia section but nonetheless it's there and this applies to Golden Saints and Dark seducers.
http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Seducer_(Shivering_Isles)
Trivia
Trivia
I mean, Dremora culture is sort of placed in Castes and stuff. Honour, culture, and stature is important to them and all the females are just probably not allowed to fight or that sort of thing. Also if you have played oblivion, the Dark seducers and golden saints are in fact a type of Deadra and they are female (It might contradict my previous statement, but they were under service to none other than your good friend Sheogorath and what is he on rules? He does the opposite, or something completely out of it).
This might also help, taken from the Trivia section but nonetheless it's there and this applies to Golden Saints and Dark seducers.
http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Dark_Seducer_(Shivering_Isles)
Trivia
- Males seem to be looked down upon, and seem to be of lower rank than their female comrades.
- The difference between a regular Dark Seducer and a captain can be noticed by observing their helmets. If the helmet has a bluish-green jewel on each section, then she is a captain.
Trivia
- Sometimes when a citizen attacks another citizen or a guard, a Golden Saint will use a spell on the attacker, which will sometimes cause harm to bystanders, causing a big guard-on-guard battle.
- Males seem to be of lower ranking and are often looked down upon by their female counterparts.
- In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, there is a Golden Saint creature in the game files. However, it is simply an Altmer that wears Elven Armor.
- The difference between a captain and a regular Golden Saint can be noticed by observing their helmets. If she has a pink jewel on her helmet, she is a captain.
ecozombie
Loki
Well I just learned something. Thanks actually. I haven't played Oblivion yet - just Skyrim - but I just sorta assumed that the summoned creatures were fairly similar. Looks like I was wrong! This makes me want to play Oblivion even more now lol. Thanks for letting me know about this, I had no idea.
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Toxius
Frost Wolf
Well it depends. I mean the Flame Atronach's are fairly similar from oblivion still. In Morrowind they looked more like a slender Male.
oh and the golden saints and them are the Shivering Isles expansion. Plus I think if you really need anything lorewise, I would probably know it.
raido KASAI
Ansei Master Badass
For all their magnificent achievements in science, technology and inventions, you would think the Dwemer would have figured out how to make a bed that's more comfortable than a slab of rock. Maybe they just had really bad backs.
Come to think of it, there is no trace of bed linens or any clothes for that matter, but the cloth banners in ruins have survived but the others didn't.
Or maybe they were just nudists who had really bad backs
Come to think of it, there is no trace of bed linens or any clothes for that matter, but the cloth banners in ruins have survived but the others didn't.
Or maybe they were just nudists who had really bad backs
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Kohlar the Unkilled
Time for some ale
The Dwemer were just hard asses. All stone and metal. I wonder what kind of beverages they consumed...
Toxius
Frost Wolf
Well they condemned a whole race to a horrible fate, and other numerous things. They even discovered air travel by airship. They are still linked to one of the greatest mysteries of the TES world. What else could they do?
Also why haven't the residents in Markarth done anything with their stone bed? It's probably still as uncomfortable as hell, but they don't seem to mind.
Wildroses
Well-Known Member
I had a roleplay go completely awry thanks to my reading habits. I've been re-reading Garth Nix's Old Kingdom Trilogy as a prequel is coming out soon. My character who is a conjuration restoration expert specialising in necromancy was a character I created because I wanted to see if it was possible to play a character who wouldn't do any quests involving talking to people apart from the ones to get Lakeview Manor because I wanted to see how long it took to build a Hearthfire home without buying any materials.
But she just found Meeko and was given Dawnbreaker to purge corruption from the corners of the world and be Meridia's champion, at which point I went: "Wait...Blue robe, annoying but lovable pet dog, magic sword painful to undead, specially charged with keeping the undead at rest, innate powers over the forces of life and death, roams the land looking for enemies...I'm playing an Abhorson!"
So really now I have no choice but to join the Bard's College and the Dawnguard while bemoaning the lack of bells in Skyrim.
But she just found Meeko and was given Dawnbreaker to purge corruption from the corners of the world and be Meridia's champion, at which point I went: "Wait...Blue robe, annoying but lovable pet dog, magic sword painful to undead, specially charged with keeping the undead at rest, innate powers over the forces of life and death, roams the land looking for enemies...I'm playing an Abhorson!"
So really now I have no choice but to join the Bard's College and the Dawnguard while bemoaning the lack of bells in Skyrim.
Toxius
Frost Wolf
http://theskyrimblog.ning.com/group/character-building/forum/topics/character-build-the-abhorsen
Just so you know
and this was taken from the site.Now to just hope you're a pc User.
(note: if using the mod "Bandoleers: Bags and Pouches", the Abhorsen can be seen to have their seven bells strapped to their chest through the use of one of the bandoleers.)
raido KASAI
Ansei Master Badass
Come to think of it, the Dwemer probably threw out their backs flipping their mattress over for the first time. Gotta lift with your legs
Toxius
Frost Wolf
Could just imagine all the stone beds were sold out and all they had left was "junk" to them.
raido KASAI
Ansei Master Badass
If you are on PC, you can get a sleep-anywhere type mod and just sleep on the floor
Toxius
Frost Wolf
True, but it lacks that certain stone pillow that comes with the bed.
