Hello! This is Beautiful Tamriel, a collection of screenshots from the Elder Scrolls games. It’s a lovely game. You should wander over.
@HemlockSage
Hello! This is Beautiful Tamriel, a collection of screenshots from the Elder Scrolls games. It’s a lovely game. You should wander over.
@HemlockSage
Near where the werewolves are in Malabal Tor is this small encampment, and if you’re not rushing through the place all the time while you’re collecting your clothier survey, you might chance upon some Bosmers paying their respects to the grave markers that are scattered around the area. They don’t talk much, and I leave them to their contemplation.
The thing is, in Tamriel, it’s easy to come across skeletons of unfortunate souls that have long been picked clean. These, for instance, seem to indicate that a murder had taken place. Why use shovels? The positions of the bodies seem to indicate that they were killed as they slept. Who would do that?
I don’t like doing dungeons, and had to do a number of Darkshade Cavern Is to get the random lead to drop from the last-boss Sentinel. I’m glad Mahei got to ride it. She’s a magicka DK with fire and Dwemer stuff as a theme. She is wearing the shoulder from engine guardian (I think) too, and has a fire bantam guar following her around, which you can’t really tell from the image. I like the wolf mounts in ESO. They run quite smoothly, not awkwardly like the camels. ugh.
Is it me? Or does Solitude’s cliff edge look like a wolf to others too? Its snout upturned and pointing to the left? Wait.. was it supposed to look like a wolf?
This quest was quite the adventure. But I think if I were Telline, I would have been so worried. Still, a sweet sentiment though I did want to smack him in the head.
At the edge of Stros M’Kai lies the foreboding Abecean Sea where the Crimson Ship was rumored to have been lost.
The Crimson Ship, of course, is the ship carrying the Kothringi and others who were escaping the Knahaten Flu that plagued Tamriel in the Second Era. They sailed for days on end in hope for some sanctuary. But no one would let them dock for fear of catching Death’s watchful eye.
Eventually, they sailed away into the Abecean Sea and were never heard from again except in tales. The people’s at High Rock commemorate the Day of Shame, held on the 20th of Rain’s Hand in an expression of regret for not extending a hand when they most needed it. On that day, the people along the coast of Hammerfell stay indoors to remember their failure.
If you talk to Kuralit who rests right outside the Marbruk bank, you’ll hear a tale he tells of the Crimson Ship. And if you go to Shadowfen, you will see the last of the Kothringis.
You can even find a book the Pirates of the Abecean which details the encounter of pirates with the Crimson Ship though there’s probably some untruth in it, since the book itself says that no one who saw the Crimson Ship lives.
In Elsweyr, Orcrest, you can find remnants of those who suffered and continue to suffer from the Knahaten Flu, whatever Peryite’s followers think.
The flu ravaged much of Tamriel during the Second Era. I use it for much of the background of my eighteen characters.
The tale of the Crimson Ship and of the Knahaten Flu are tales for every age and every world. Even now in the real world, a disease rages. Actually, more than one. And everywhere you can see people who will help and those who will rather not.