In The Elder Scrolls V Skyrim, why is your character being led to his execution?
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Ah, well you see, orphans are flammable. I understand your confusion, orphans are not properly labeled with all of the proper warningswhiteblood said:
I like this idea, mind if I borrow it?GLo Jones said:He managed to draw attention from some of the big players in the Imperial city's various factions.
To protect the status quo, he's quickly and quietly extradited to Skyrim, all links to his past life cut/silenced, his assets split up amongst the various ominous illuminati-like forces in play, and framed for the murder of some family in the middle of nowhere. But of course, being Dragonborn, no-one can prevent his destiny.
In my world, Tamriel is governed secretly by a secret organisation of various secret factions. They control the markets, the general economy, and can make people disappear in the blink of an eye. Anyone in a position even remotely high up any kind of socio-economic ladder is there, either, because they're directly involved in the affairs of this group, or simply because the group allow it.
Of course, not even they have an answer to the threat of dragons.
(EditThis is my default scenario in which I play the Elder Scrolls series. It serves to plug any plot holes I come across in my play-throughs.
Go right ahead, I'm pretty sure I borrowed it from tv anyway.artanis_neravar said:I like this idea, mind if I borrow it?GLo Jones said:He managed to draw attention from some of the big players in the Imperial city's various factions.
To protect the status quo, he's quickly and quietly extradited to Skyrim, all links to his past life cut/silenced, his assets split up amongst the various ominous illuminati-like forces in play, and framed for the murder of some family in the middle of nowhere. But of course, being Dragonborn, no-one can prevent his destiny.
In my world, Tamriel is governed secretly by a secret organisation of various secret factions. They control the markets, the general economy, and can make people disappear in the blink of an eye. Anyone in a position even remotely high up any kind of socio-economic ladder is there, either, because they're directly involved in the affairs of this group, or simply because the group allow it.
Of course, not even they have an answer to the threat of dragons.
(Edit
For a crime he did not commit. My character's a good guy and I just don't steal objects or murder people without cause in videogames. Or he killed an evil individual who was untouchable by the law.
Well, my character gained a reputation in Cyrodill as the Drunken Pants-less Archer. He was arrested for taking everyone's pants and making them realize how inadequate they truly are. Realizing how embarrassing 'twas to possess no trousers, they shipped him off to Skyrim to be executed. I mean, who could take an pants-less executioner seriously?
It seems that Dragonborn's got some Tigers blood too eh?sheogoraththemad said:
he was just winning
because I'm too damn awesome for them to take. and they're jealous.
I'll have my revenge though! that was a BIG mistake!!
I'll have my revenge though! that was a BIG mistake!!
Dunno. Wont till much later. Why my character was in jail in Oblivion took awhile. (He got framed for murdering Nord Pirates who were smuggling now useless Ash Statues and decided he could use a break from being the hero of Morrowind, and thus his abilities withered some)
Since my Skyrim character wont be an old character, but the ancestor of my Oblivion character, who knows.
Since my Skyrim character wont be an old character, but the ancestor of my Oblivion character, who knows.