Recent content by Derek_the_Dodo

Best ending for a fair while, and yes stalactites are the one's on the ceiling correct. I don't like the idea of having to play it through so many times just to get all the levels...

Urgal crushed skull after skull into dust in his blind rage. Scourge was a mace of power, fury, but also grace as it danced from snapped neck, to caved in chest, to broken spine in rhythm, mainly using his other mace as an aid to parry blows, such was the difference in their might. More and...

Urgal was staggered back, bleeding profusely from his left arm where a vicious lunge from a clawed hand had sliced the flesh in four neat thin red lines. He was swinging his remaining mace valiantly with both hands, attempting to reach his other mace that was still embedded in a collapsed skull...

"I wish we could all be as generous," Urgal said pouring Lloden another cup "I'd take a glass of flin over this, and certainly over moonjuice any day. First bar we find if and when we get to Morrowind, Lloden I'll let you show off some more of your generosity." Urgal swished the fiery liquid...

[Orcish Flashback] Urgal felt strangely smug He faces his enemies head on, despite being an archer more accustomed to keeping their distance. I daresay he has learned much since that day where we killed the giant. Leaving the stronghold, I was worried he would blame our father, blame me...

"Anyone in the whole of Tamriel who you haven't either killed, teamed up with or had a drink of flin with Lloden? I never thought that Kul-gra-Balug may have decided to return to Lankzhar Bol... I always assumed that she opened a bookshop in another city somewhere, such was her love for...

Urgal stirred on the log he was sat upon. He had been thinking, there was a niggling thought of something not being quite right since they left the summerset isle. The Altmer crime family hadn't retaliated against his violence and had left the group alone from dawn until almost noon when they...

Urgal strode through the door tall, with a smirk on his face. He had picked up his maces and had had a chance to put on the lower part of his armour, but his chest remained bare. "I suggest you elves leave unless you want us to finish Anacotar off." The early morning sunlight was just...

Urgal shrugged off the uncomfortable tingling of the healing spell "Thanks, but I can take it. Sorry about your papers." he mumbled to Dro'Araaj before heaving the Altmer up to his feet against the marble of the fireplace, his welt on his forehead was bleeding profusely. Urgal could tell that...

Urgal had missed out on all the action of the fight. The silencing spell had a curious effect of creating a high pitched ringing in his ears which prevented him from hearing much of the conversation beforehand, as well as fact that the Altmer kid was constantly pissing about using the paralysing...

Urgal chased the Altmer boy further into the shipwreck. "Come back, we don't want to hurt you!" Urgal shouted through the thick wooden planks. He found his way to the brig, the child carelessly kicked over a slop bucket revealing which cell he was hiding in. Urgal stepped slowly into the...

Urgal unhooked his maces and stepped into the fissure prepared. He now had some visibility of the inside of the ship, although it was still a murky dark space that he was squinting at. He spied an empty vial of what appeared to be an invisibility potion. He looked up alert. Whatever it was...

"Yeah, very similar to the ones left at the docks in Valenwood." Urgal crunched across the pebbly beach towards the wreckage inspecting pieces of driftwood at his feet as he went, not finding much of use. The wreckage creaked in the wind, and the sound of driftwood slapping against the semi...

"Ha. You did fine. Least we didn't run into any pirates." A flock of gulls took off nearby cawing into the wind, adding percussion to the slow constant sound of the sea.

Urgal found the anchor and tossed it overboard. The crew all made their way to the small dingy and started rowing it towards the shipwreck. Urgal could swear he saw a slight glint of metal through a sizeable hole in the hull. Though it lasted for such a short moment that he subconsciously...