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Oblivion Remastered PRO Tip:
Don't rush it, take your time, relax and enjoy your way, completely immerse and lose yourself in the adventure.
Oblivion Remastered looks gorgeous!
The first impression of the visitor to #Cheydinhal is of broad green parklands, graceful willows along the banks of the Corbolo, neatly groomed gardens and flowering shrubs.
— Alessia Ottus, Guide to Cheydinhal
Gods give me strength
How different it really was. vol. 4
How different it really was. vol. 3
❤️🔥Oblivion Fiery Wasteland
How different it really was. vol. 2
Vol. 1:
Nice view of the White-Gold Tower and Imperial City from the forest
Just remind you how different it really was.
Khajiit Skooma chill trip for your adventures
#StopRightThere #MoonSugar #Outlaw #TES #ESO #Morrowind #Oblivion #OblivionRemastered #Skyrim #cat #ElderScrolls
Sweet rolls to everyone!
🧀Cheese everyone! Now WE are finally KNOW...
Is it time to prepare all my mods, right?)
Praise Vivec
After all these years... Still so good.
#Meanwhile in the #Tamriel ))) Let me know if you want my first #impressions and #overview ;) #TES #Blades #RPG #dungeon #dungeoncrawler #mobile #game #games #review #spriggan #dungeons #fantasy #magic (at Saint Petersburg, Russia) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvinIW9n6mT/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1k0s6vvnw35bf
This is really hard to explain but Ancano reminds me of the vilain from Spy Kids Four’ origin story
I’m pretty sure that by Tes VI Elderscrolls are going to a playable race
I forgot I did this almost two years ago, I still think this is probably my best artwork I've done ever. I do feel like I've improved since then but it's still a challenge to draw human anatomy and depth
some mountain art i did on krita i really like how it came out!
I totally see what you mean! I can see Mephala as being abard, that totally fits with their whole thing. Also with Jyggalag being a paladin. Paladins are usually disciplined and order is their whole thing. And yeah, i can see Boethiah as a rogue, I had based the barbarian idea off of the atmosphere of the cult surrounding Boethiah, with the whole fighter circle and stuffs. I really appreciate this, it was helpful!
Azura: Sorceress/Warlock Boethoah: Barbarian Clavicus Vile: Bard Hermaeus Mora: Wizard Hircine: Druid Jyggalag: Fighter Malacath: Barbarian Mehrunes Dagon: Barbarian Mephala: Monk Meridia: Cleric Molag Bal: Barbarian Namira: Monk Nocturnal: Rogue Peryite: Sanguine: Bard Sheogorath: Sorceror Vaermina: Monk So I’m thinking about making D&D characters for the Daedric Princes. Yay or nay? Feel free to suggest alternate classes. Also, I’m planning on making some for the Divines so feel free to suggest some for them as well.
Azura: Sorceress/Warlock Boethoah: Barbarian Clavicus Vile: Bard Hermaeus Mora: Wizard Hircine: Druid Jyggalag: Fighter Malacath: Barbarian Mehrunes Dagon: Barbarian Mephala: Monk Meridia: Cleric Molag Bal: Barbarian Namira: Monk Nocturnal: Rogue Peryite: Sanguine: Bard Sheogorath: Sorceror Vaermina: Monk So I'm thinking about making D&D characters for the Daedric Princes. Yay or nay? Feel free to suggest alternate classes. Also, I'm planning on making some for the Divines so feel free to suggest some for them as well.
Okay but hear me out. Hermaeus Mora teaching Miraak how to read. Like, for some reason, maybe he never had a reason to, Miraak never learned how to read. Eventually, he winds up in Apocrypha, and Mora has to go deal with a mortal or something, and Miraak has nothing to do. Mora comes back, expecting to find his Champion reading, cause hey, it's a whole realm of books and knowledge. But he finds a disgruntled Miraak sitting on the steps, and thats how he figures out Miraak can't read. And every few hours after Miraak's had his rest, Mora would sit down with the easiest book in Apocrypha and help Miraak learn the alphabet and different sounds and words, and eventually, Mora has to leave again, maybe congratulating the LDB on retrieving the Oghma Infinium, and comes back to Miraak reading fluently to a group of Seekers or something. And Mora has never been so proud of himself.