Seriously, why so many Argonians in such a miserable area lol. I've always kind of assumed they're descendents of the former slaves of Windhelm's Dunmer refugees.

Art by me [OC]

Drew some vivec, based on the line from Sermon 33;

“if the love of the people of this city for me ever disappear, so shall the power that holds back their destruction.”

Reddit nukes the resolution so here’s the high res copy

Art by me [OC]

Still amuses me after all these years 😂 was on the regular Skyrim Reddit, but it apparently classed as a meme? I had no idea I had just made a meme 😂 it got 77 upvotes votes though so let’s see if everyone here can ‘beat it’ 😂🤣

I needed a break from Inktober, so I made this!

It is unpolished and I should have tested it before posting it, so you know it's The Elder Scrolls.

Let me know if you like it!

I'm wondering, how exactly did the Redguards repel the Aldmeri Dominion? They sound like some badass people, and even though TES6 isn't for another 2-3 years, what they're capable of makes me hyped for it!

Kinda comparable to the Ala Mhigan rebels you help fight the Garlean Empire in Stormblood in FF14, for a comparison.

what places in Morrowind did the Argonians invade during the Red Year?

Is this too far of a stretch? If Skyrim was left under stormcloak command as ulfric as the leader or really and sort of high king dynasty with a directive purpose other than just collecting taxes and moving armies. could he not either diplomatically or b force the greybeards to teach them the way of the voice? Or even option c have them learn it themselves? This is leaving the Dragonborn out of the situation. So that leaves learning the power of the voice and how far that goes for the average Nord or even imperial. Could the Nords learn how to control dragons. Honestly probably not. Like maybe -7% chance. It’s a really cool concept and I think would play into the power level of the other regions in my opinion. The voice wielding dragon lords of Skyrim. Should the Stormcloaks wield the voice? Absolutely. Why nerf them down to everyone else’s level. Just frost resistant imperials. Hammerfell has sword singing Bretons have magical knight bureaucracy lizards this hist the imperials had Minotaurs. The Dunmer had their chance. On god. The altmer got like crack magic. The bosmer are gooners. Like why turn the nords to nothing because folks find them distasteful or whatever.

I've played regular non-VR Skyrim for about a year now. Did three playthroughs but only made it to level 53 or so. I'm loving VR for other games, and watching 3D movies. But I suspect it is hard to play a game for several hours wearing that headset. But is it worth it? Curious to hear all opinions, pro and con.

First there is the god head, from them, Anu and Padomy became existence, Anu grew to become Anu-el and Padomy became Sithis (stay with me). Sithis ‘awakens’ as Lorkhan/shor, and Anu-el becomes Auriel/Akatosh. Tiber Septim is recognized as a shezzeraine, (shor reincarnated). Since Shor is the awakened form of Sithis, working Talos is worshipping Sithis. Thought?