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Asiaxfani

Asiaxfani

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Due to the dragon blood running in their veins, Dovahkiins have a high resistance to cold. A fire burning within them, if you will. I always imagine the skin of the Dragonborn to be warm, almost feverish feeling to touch. Their blood burns especially hot when in combat or when having sex.
 
Panthera

Panthera

Don Gato
Asiaxfani said:
Due to the dragon blood running in their veins, Dovahkiins have a high resistance to cold. A fire burning within them, if you will. I always imagine the skin of the Dragonborn to be warm, almost feverish feeling to touch. Their blood burns especially hot when in combat or when having sex.
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Maybe, if they were exposed to sun long enough. Considering that dragons are lizard-like which means they are probably cold-bolded mythical animal. :)
Now that I think of it they should have negative cold resistance and Argonians as well.
 
feliciano182

feliciano182

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Asiaxfani said:
Due to the dragon blood running in their veins, Dovahkiins have a high resistance to cold. A fire burning within them, if you will. I always imagine the skin of the Dragonborn to be warm, almost feverish feeling to touch. Their blood burns especially hot when in combat or when having sex.
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Sexaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay !
 
MakkeKaryumo

MakkeKaryumo

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It's my headcanon that all the Dwemer were used to make a Philosopher's Stone and the only reason the one in Morrowind wasn't used is because he was in Oblivion at the time. It was an idea I had and I talked about it to a friend of mine and he thinks it's plausible. We started trying to figure out where it went afterwards, as well.
 
feliciano182

feliciano182

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MakkeKaryumo said:
It's my headcanon that all the Dwemer were used to make a Philosopher's Stone and the only reason the one in Morrowind wasn't used is because he was in Oblivion at the time. It was an idea I had and I talked about it to a friend of mine and he thinks it's plausible. We started trying to figure out where it went afterwards, as well.
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Seems a little random............

.............add mutilated bodies --> Create wondrous alchemical artifact ?!
 
MakkeKaryumo

MakkeKaryumo

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feliciano182 said:
Seems a little random............

.............add mutilated bodies --> Create wondrous alchemical artifact ?!
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I was thinking more along the lines of the one from Fullmetal Alchemist. Similar method of creation, at least.
 
Wildroses

Wildroses

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feliciano182 said:
Seems a little random............

.............add mutilated bodies --> Create wondrous alchemical artifact ?!
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I rip the wings off every butterfly and moth I find for alchemy. I also make sure to pull out the claws off every bear and sabrecat I kill, and the teeth of every sabrecat and ice wraith. I also scoop out the eyes of dead sabrecats for my alchemy. I cut open the chests of Forsworn Briarhearts for the heart than gives them their name, and I've been known to cut open daedra and humans for their hearts as well. I'm not above using human flesh, and I never leave dwemer ruins without some still oozing Falmer ears. The only reason I hunt deer and mudcrabs is for their antlers and chitlins. If there is a giant corpse around, you'll know I killed it because it won't have a toe.

Add mutilated body parts-->Create wondrous alchemical artefact

Yep, that's pretty much what happens with alchemy, so I don't think mutilated body to wondrous alchemical artefact is too much of a stretch :p

To be honest, I became more and more disturbed at the nature of Skyrim alchemy as I wrote that paragraph. I now think the first alchemist was a sadist.
 
Lunaruse

Lunaruse

The Milkdrinking Elf
Onmund and Brelyna like each other a lot but they are both too shy to make any advances.

Brelyna was actually Neloth's old apprentice, but because she was sensitive and he was an asshole, she could deal with it anymore and left.

Legate Fasendil has a soft spot for the Khajiit traveling merchants because they remind them of his mother and father. Whenever he sees them, he buys a few things from them but tells them that they should really stop selling skooma.

Oh, and I was reading a really good fanfic on this site about Erik the Slayer and now I'm convinced that He and Lokir were bffs.

The Eye of Magnus is actually a minature replica of Mundus that Magnus had made because he was the architect of Mundus. It also has a strong link to Mundus itself because of this. Ancano figured this out and wanted to use it to destroy Mundus and become a god. When he cast magic on it, he was literally unraveling Mundus itself.
 
Epic Keith

Epic Keith

By Ysmir you're going to FREEZE to death!
Paarthurnax is the Dragonborn's father

Mai'q is an immortal demigod

Faendal is a Thalmor spy

Nelkir's mother was a prostitute

Baalgruff had a brother who wielded the Ebony Blade and he got corrupt so Bally had to kill him and seal the Blade away

Sybile Stentor is a relative of Harkon

Galmar left his brother for Ulfric

All the gods are creations of Keith
 
Finnsson

Finnsson

Prince of Denmark
Hall & Oates is a blatant rip-off of Ulfric and Balgruuf's old musical duo, Bal & Cloaks.
 
Epic Keith

Epic Keith

By Ysmir you're going to FREEZE to death!
Nords were never breastfed. That's why cracking their heads open is very easy
 
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