This is going to make things complicated... I'm still working under the concept that my character is ALSO the Nerevarine... so... all that and Azura... twice?
A possible conflict between Daedra?
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well in my canon My char was actually sheagorrath untill that imposter took over after 200 years of ruling the shivering isles peacefully so Im pretty sure i'd never die since Im a daedra (me becoming daedra happened to my khajjit named pat8u in the last game therefore he is daedra in this game)
also if your wondering how my charater is the chosen one in All the games is because well hes lucky ok also Im pretty sure talos blessed him with dragonbornship in skyrim as thanks to what he did in oblivion
also if your wondering how my charater is the chosen one in All the games is because well hes lucky ok also Im pretty sure talos blessed him with dragonbornship in skyrim as thanks to what he did in oblivion
Patronising?SirBryghtside said:
No no, there's just a bit of a... change, at the end of the quest line. Sorry, I didn't mean it like that.
The greatest misunderstanding of all is that people assume when I say [HEADING=3]"I will devour your soul and trap it in a Petty Gem to feed my ever hungry flaming sword"[/HEADING] that I'm joking.SirBryghtside said:MISUNDERSTANDINGS. They're everywhere...Count Igor said:Patronising?SirBryghtside said:
No no, there's just a bit of a... change, at the end of the quest line. Sorry, I didn't mean it like that.
HAHAHAHA.
Isn't life funny. o.o
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One of the issues with Skyrim in my opinion. I ended up doing all the various Daedric and guild quests, because I wanted to see what they are like, but it ruined any role playing I might have done with the character.
A bigger problem connected to this is that they make these quests so that anyone can do them, but it waters down the experience since none of the Theives guild quests require mastery of theivery, none of the College quests require mastery of magic, etc....
Oh Oh OH! and while we are on the subject.... This kind of "everyone has to be able to do every quest" is probably the reason there aren't *crafting* quest lines. I would love for a modder to add a blacksmithing questline which has you crafting better and better armor and looking for better and better ingredients.
A bigger problem connected to this is that they make these quests so that anyone can do them, but it waters down the experience since none of the Theives guild quests require mastery of theivery, none of the College quests require mastery of magic, etc....
Oh Oh OH! and while we are on the subject.... This kind of "everyone has to be able to do every quest" is probably the reason there aren't *crafting* quest lines. I would love for a modder to add a blacksmithing questline which has you crafting better and better armor and looking for better and better ingredients.
If it was between more chaotic/envious Daedra, there'd be a problem, but Hircine and Nocturnal both aren't very confrontational.
Call me when you're dual-wielding the Mace of Molag Bal and Mehrune's Razor.
Call me when you're dual-wielding the Mace of Molag Bal and Mehrune's Razor.
Okay. I'm here.KAPTAINmORGANnWo4life said:
And let me tell you, it's a deadly combination.
My plan is to get someone to cast soul trap on me and laugh about it when I'm used to re-charge a weapon. :3
Because they give you shiny, unique armor, while all hermaeus gives you is a bunch of skill levels that can easily be gained elsewhere.Chicago Ted said:Pfft...
Be a servant of Hircine or Nocturnal? As if.
I'm the Champion of Hermaeus Mora, Prince of lost secrets, Demon of Knowledge.
Why should I follow those that are incapable of knowing the real truths of the world?
Yeah, it's one of the main flaws with the game. This coming from a TES enthusiast, the writing is just lazy. Well, let's make him the chosen one... of everybody. Also, Alduin saves you from your execution because... fate. Fate/destiny is a lazy explanation for why things occur in fiction. They just couldn't be bothered to come up with something decent, now I would shrug that off if the questlines were actually fun to play but many of the faction quests are just go here, kill/get person/item and bring it back. Urgh, it's frustrating. I hope the DLC/expansion(s) add something worthwhile like Shivering Isles.snagli said:
But when you do that quest when level 55+ those skill levels are HUGE. Plus you can buy/craft/enchant better everything than most of what the Daedra give you (notable exceptions are nifty hats and the Wabbajack which are rewards given for keeping a few Daedra company rather than being their BFFs like most want you to).Hijax said:Because they give you shiny, unique armor, while all hermaeus gives you is a bunch of skill levels that can easily be gained elsewhere.Chicago Ted said:Pfft...
Be a servant of Hircine or Nocturnal? As if.
I'm the Champion of Hermaeus Mora, Prince of lost secrets, Demon of Knowledge.
Why should I follow those that are incapable of knowing the real truths of the world?
Heh the daedra have no control over my soul, however since I've done my best to screw over each and every one of them (including using the black star on Azura's priestess as the first victim, heh I thought you goddess could see the future and protect you). I'm sure they are all going to send their followers to try and kill me and somehow harvest my soul for their chosen daedra. I know most of the time screwing over the daedra means I don't get their artifact but I take extreme pleasure in bringing them down a notch and any worshipper I come across I kill. It would be nice when the construction set comes out to create a mod where you could corrupt/purify each of their artifacts to remove it from their power (Mehrunes Dagon Healing Shiv).
SPOILER ALERT!
If you're that concerned about it, you can always cure your lycanthropy. Just drop one of the Glenmoril Witches heads into the vat you used to cure Kodlak Whitemane, and you don't have to worry about being a werewolf anymore. And, you'll get your Well Rested bonuses back from sleeping in a bed.
If you're that concerned about it, you can always cure your lycanthropy. Just drop one of the Glenmoril Witches heads into the vat you used to cure Kodlak Whitemane, and you don't have to worry about being a werewolf anymore. And, you'll get your Well Rested bonuses back from sleeping in a bed.
The last one you pledged your soul to, in the companions questline the Nord wanted to go to Soverngarde, but he became a werewolf later in life and was claimed by Hircine.