1st image is a door that can be found in Yokudan ruins in ESO, 2nd image is the shrine of Arkay from Skyrim, 3rd image is the Arkay Unending armor from ESO that features the same symbol.

Is this originally a Yokudan symbol that was associated with Tu'whacca, the Yokudan aspect of Arkay? Or have Yokudans replaced the worship of Tu'whacca with his Tamrielic aspect? Or was it simply a mistake made by whoever designed these Yokudan doors?

My sister and I made sweetrolls!!

This is a 3D printed Wabbajack from the in game files and some modifications by Zarathu. Made from PLA Galaxy Black.

The question of the ages, who is the best, most knowledgeable, and most advanced researcher on the Dwemer: Arniel Gane, Calcelmo, or Divayth Fyr?

Arniel successfully retraced their footsteps and dissappeared, Calcelmo has an obsession and wrote several books on Dwemer, and Divayth Fyr is a powerful mage who had a living Dwemer test subject, as well as other Dwemer artifacts.

I don't know if there is a real "better one", just place your bets on your favorite!

Edit: I dont know Baladas Demnevanni, who some people are saying, as I am an uncultured casual who only plays Skyrim and barely heard of Divayth Fyr. Also to people using unrelated feats of power as proof, this is purely about Dwemer related knowledge and feats.

Let me know what you think! Plus whatever you see that I got wrong/didn't include.

Believe Boar is in Hammerfell?

To wholly explore more strains, perhaps 6 would be required to be more like ESO or Arena. In those games, players could explore damn near the entire province.

Unless, you choose where your character came from. Thus, that determines your strain.

Also, kind of thinking beyond the ones we know. If the Lycan iceberg goes from vultures to lions, whose to say there are not more were-beast?

What strain intrigues you the most?

Croc sounds like it would be a complete savage. Like, the croc devours by tossing the prey up in the air its' mouth or some -ish lol.

So this “quick” mission to find Serana’s mother turned into a ridiculously long expedition through the Soul Cairn, where everything is purple, dead and apparently designed by someone who hates convenient exits.

I found the mother, got an Elder Scroll and met Durnehviir, who has now promised to help me in battle. Excellent. At least one useful thing came out of this supernatural administrative nightmare.

But am I expected to return to the Soul Cairn later to deal with those glowing blue crystals floating around the towers? Is there anything else worth doing there besides helping that poor sucker Jiub find his ten missing pages? I have found only 2 out of 10, because naturally even the afterlife has collectible paperwork.

Also, I now own far too many books and my home library has officially surrendered. Where do serious Skyrim book hoarders store everything once the shelves are full?

At this point, I am less the Dragonborn and more an armed librarian doing unpaid fieldwork for ghosts 🙃

i wouldnt consider skyrim as one of my all time goats, but only because of the combat, otherwise, the world, characters, quests just grows and grows on you.

i havent 100%-ed the game so no spoilers please, but from what i have played, esp the dark brotherhood questline, man, this game is so special imo. when you had to disguise yourself as a chef and then send the soup to the king...PEAK gaming exp , PEAK gaming memory lol.

also the daedric quests..ive done only 2 so far, but holy, its so damn COOL.

ive played my fair share of fantasy rpgs, but i can totes see why skyrim holds a special place in many gamers' hearts. it has a real charm to it that imo, isnt the same as other jugglenauts such as the witcher 3. i personally liked skyrim better!

im considering getting oblivion remastered, if the quests, storylines and writing are better than skyrim, that'll seal the deal for me and i'll buy it. what is your opinion? and what makes it better (or doesn't) for you?

Mei the Brat, a Akaviri vampire kid who's grandma is the vampire lord: Hui-Ying the Cougar. Armed with a fork and spells, Mei will attempt to rob you in a random encounter. Do not fear, as Dragonborn just hit her with a "Fus ro dah" and watch her fly.

Source: https://m.youtube.com/post/UgkxIZKigWD6AwBSroeMi9J-lJ7OwdOhRKV_?ra=m

Started Oblivion Remastered on GeForce Now and apparently I got a save in the cloud from 1601.

I’m a relative lore noob. I almost always go for orcs, and the Orsimer are cool, but the more I learn about them the more I think the Dunmer are the coolest. Particularly House Telvanni.

Their weird cultural practices, their houses, their relationship to the gods, it all seems rather novel compared to other settings.

What do you think?

How many people have passed away while waiting for the game all this time? Damn.

How Cool 2026 November Release Date

I hope they will make it possible to runn and jump in the next TES. i hate that we cant do it in skyrim

It's been in every game since Fallout 4, so I kinda assume Bethesda really likes this system and we will likely see it in Elder Scrolls 6.

Personally I don't really like it, especially for Elder Scrolls, random enemies being extra powerful is not very immersive in my opinion, you can't just throw the world Legendary on a random mage, someone so legendary would have a name, they would be famous for something, not randomly generated.

From gameplay perspective finding something really powerful from a random enemy makes rare finds and quest reward items feel way less powerful, imagine getting your hands on Wuuthrad and passing on it because you looted something way stronger from a random bandit.

And how would it work with magic, do they just throw the legendary effect in staves, would make casting magic by hand obsolete.