[OOC] Skyrim: Dragonsbane

[Leos Klien]

Yeah that's fine Lord pie. And a brilliant post over all, I love the bit where his jaw drops slightly out of surprise, as that is a very likely reaction to such an act haha.

And Veshio, yes your guy does have a bit of work to do, I think Valerion has redeemed himself a bit, but not Haserous, unless your next post is planning in remedying that?

[Veshio]

It will indeed, he will make a note about the fact he cannot act the same around this group as he could around his previous companions. Now it's dawning on him that he will have to co-operate, he will certainly apologize and pledge his allegiance. I'll try to get the post up tonight.

[Leos Klien]

Okay, looking forward to it Veshio :D

[Hallowed Mind]

I'm here.

Warlords of Draenor came out >.>

So...yah...that's where I've been.

Have a tiny Smaug as apology.

[Leos Klien]

Haha that is fine Hallowed, glad to see you're still with us.

[Lord Pie]

ManoftheNorth said
This one would like to introduce himself, He is Rawlith-Dar. This one is a skilled wearer of medium armor, Bonemold to be specific.

Medium armour?? Next you'll be telling us he is wearing pauldrons and bracers! :p

Also tiny Smaug pleases me ^_^

[ManoftheNorth]

HE IS THOUGH! HE HAS BONEOLD BRACERS! XD

[Leos Klien]

The lack of medium armour existing is a serious short fall in the ES universe so I'm not judging. =P

[ManoftheNorth]

I am true to the expansive ways of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.

[Leos Klien]

I really need to get that game, it's a bit of an injustice that I don't have it really.

Also I approve of tiny Smaug, never has something been so fearsome and cute all at once.

[Lord Pie]

You should try Morroblivion - if you have a PC that could run Oblivion. Basically a mod that combines morrowind and oblivion into one game (where you can travel between the two), all made using the oblivion engine.

I first played Morrowind when I was really young and didn't understand much, they basically let you choose your race and stuff and shove you out of the front door with no instruction or aid... and you die after wandering a swamp for a while as soon as you run into something anything.

Oblivion I loved beyond love. I eventually had a character that I played every single quest and sub-quest through, as that one single character. I had the full gamerscore on 360 - 1250 (after Shivering Isles DLC), had all the DLC and played it about 100 times through.

I am ashamed to admit that Skyrim was meh in comparison in my humble opinion. Still amazing and I still played it a crap load, but it didn't grip me as much and I wasn't so keen on the magic or the duel wielding. Played some of the vampire DLC, still havent got the Solsteam one... It saddens me I can't rinse it completely and do everything like I did in Oblivion.

[Leos Klien]

Yeah I agree completely Lord pie, I put 300 hours into my first Oblivion character, and I had about 18 of them haha, but Skyrim, it lacked that longevity that Oblivion nailed so well.

[ManoftheNorth]

Morrowind is a grand game. If you play it, and understand it, it combines video-gaming, action, and the story/longevity of tabletop campaigns in Dungeons & Dragons.The game world of Morrowind is approximately 5-7 times larger then Skyrim's game world, and everything you can use(Armor, spells, weapons, and even skills) are four times as expansive. There was so much to do in that game too, it was amazing. You also got to play as the Digi-grade sub-species of the Khajiit and Saxhleel.

[Lord Pie]

So thats why they can't wear shoes? I did always wonder if they'd just 'evolved' smaller feet. But back then I had no real idea about the amazing immersive lore awesomness.

[ManoftheNorth]

Yeah, with their Digi-grade legs they can't wear shoes or boots, and with elongated Beast snouts they didn't allow them to wear full-helms, they had to wear half-helms. One thing I miss a lot is throwing weapons: Throwing Knives, Shuriken, Darts, etc. I also miss Silver Weapons... They had a large array of silver weapons.

[Rockette]

Ah, Morrowind <3
I enjoyed it more so, along with Oblivion, than Skyrim - as it seemed rushed, pretty enough, but the quest lines themselves seemed terribly lacking in comparison to all the aesthetics of the world. However I enjoyed the DLC content, which only made up for it in the slightest, but I digress.

I hope I covered all bases in my post, I had to read over the new posts and the older ones once again to make sure, but I believe I caught Saasi up to where we are - she missed some introductions, but oh well! She'll have a chance to get to know everyone. d;

[Leos Klien]

Jolly good post Rock!

[Hallowed Mind]

We're having the character introduce themselves, yes?

[Leos Klien]

Yes that's right.

[Rockette]

Thanks a bunch!
In my downtime I've been lazily writing on a secondary character should it be needed, and it's your stealth suggestion, no doubt, Leos!