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imagineargonians · 6 months
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funny how sotha sil dislikes lorkhan (boo hoo nirn is flawed) yet he managed to repeat his fate almost 1 to 1 a) used his own power/life essence to build a new world b) made lorkhan's heart 2.0 to power it c) was killed by a fellow god who wasn't happy about losing their divinity
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bardiful · 1 year
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Summerset Isle is a large island to the southwest of Tamriel's mainland. It has also been referred to as the Eternal Isle and Blessed Isle.
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emrysthegoodwitch · 2 years
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I put The Clockwork City into an AI generator.
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I love these
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akatsuki-tes · 16 days
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vriibot · 2 years
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local vampire scholar upon seeing a magical artifact that should cause him emotional damage: wow very cool!!!
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critter-in-skyrim · 3 months
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For the oc asks:
My ESO Vestige, Hela the Unchosen, finds it hilarious that the blade of Lyris Titanborn's axe is the size of her entire torso (photo evidence included
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THAT IS ONE HUGE AX LOL
The whole reason my OC Louis uses daggers over a sword is because he's very...small and genuinely even one handed swords are a bit too big for him to comfortably use.
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headcanonrepository · 3 months
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It's finished!
In which Fennorian continues his training, Arianne settles in to do some research and Gwendis learns the price of leaves.
Additional author's note: The next fic in this series is already prewritten so the weekly updates will continue for a good while yet. (I'll always post here when I upload, but you can also follow the series on AO3 for email notifications, too) A little sneaky preview of the next fic:
Adusa's tail flicked. "This one believes you might want to hear this on your own. It is regarding the one who turned you." Gwendis froze. "You've tracked down that thrice-damned leech?"
Oh no, now I need to think of an actual title and not the working title...
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astenbird · 2 years
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Try adding a little hair to female dremora..
You can think of her as any female dremora you like, such as Lyranth, Kixathi, or someone else. I didn't think about who she was when I was painting.
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hellahellastoned · 11 months
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nukaworldnerd · 1 year
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emrysthegoodwitch · 3 months
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Mods are fanfiction
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ash-arts-a-thing · 3 months
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Drew my ocs because I’m in a bit of a funk
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reformed-pony · 2 years
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I love him
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litlunacy · 2 years
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Just some doodles of my guar from ESO. Shadowghost, Glowgill, and Coldharbour Bantam.
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I do love me some guar.
Crossposted to my Deviantart, please do not repost my art.
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The Ravenwatch has a lot of rules, mostly to help them manage their condition. They're all rules Verandis found worked for himself and something he insists upon, something which the family has upheld. Some are adhered to a little more strictly than others, however.
Only feed from the willing. Or a villain. Obvious, though even this introduces grey areas - can someone truly be willing if they're being coerced with money? (This is partly why the servants at Castle Ravenwatch are treated so well - fairness in face of that power imbalance was a concern, if an unvoiced one, of Verandis, and he cares deeply for their wellbeing) And what precisely constitutes a villain? Being both the judge of someone's actions and their executioner is a difficult moral quandary to grapple with, and there is an obvious implicit bias involved when finding someone innocent means forgoing dinner.
Feed at the dinner table. The reason is simple - it helps keep everyone accountable to each other, and minimises the risk of serious harm if someone's control slips. It's an act that is out in the open, so they can ensure no one takes too much. It also helps minimise shame around their condition - while the source of food might be different, they can still be civilised and eat in a similar manor as they would have done as mortals.
Thank whoever feeds you. It's only polite to show gratitude for a favour, and thanking even the servants every single time you feed cements that it is a continuous ongoing negotiation of consent, which they are free to withdraw at any time, should they wish.
Not so much a rule as an agreement: there are occasions where the servants are unable to be fed from (such as illness or already having fed another recently) and in order to communicate this, they wear a necklace. It helps to reduce the amount of times a servant may need to refuse to be fed from, something which they of course can choose to do (consent isn't consent if they can't retract it) but most feel uncomfortable doing directly (despite the unconventionally good treatment of the servants, they are still servants and getting a wage for their service - directly refusing a request would be harshly punished in any other household and some of them have prior experience of this).
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