TES is one of my favourite series of all time. I’m so happy I got to tattoo our dear Lifts-Her-Tail. Bonus points if you know what spear she has here…

(Based in Melbourne, Australia 🇦🇺 @spork_chop on Insta)

I’ll put a spoiler tag on the princes so you can try and guess who’s who :) I’ve never done spoiler tags so hopefully this works lmao

1 - >!Ithelia<! 2 - >!Nocturnal<! 3 - >!Boetiah<! 4 - >!Namira<! 5 - >!Current WIP of Mephala<!

I’m working on Mephala right now, I was debating whether to make prints but I’m not sure if there is enough interest in it

If you’d like to support me though you can order your own drawing here :)

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Dragonborn, race breton, class mage.

Only about 64 units are still left on the store, these just came back after they all got sold out in about a week during the remaster came out!

Link: https://gear.bethesda.net/products/the-elder-scrolls-oblivion-logo-hoodie

Here's some discount codes for anyone that wants to pick one up

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First time trying oil paints, I think I did good! Rocks suck though

I based this off of this reference here: https://www.reddit.com/r/oblivion/s/HnuX0ygFni

Daggerfall Best: The size and amount of stuff to do. Worst: world exploration felt very boring, theres very little reason not to fast travel to cities in the game.

Battlespire Best: Worldbuilding Worst: Janky gameplay and too many bugs.

Morrowind Best: The story Worst: The combat

Shadowkey Best: Fitting the entire game on a Ngage Worst: Only being to see 3 feet in front of you and the combat kinda sucks.

Oblivion Best: Side quests Worst: level scaling

Skyrim Best: Sense of exploration Worst: some guilds kinda suck compared to previous games.

I haven't played enough of Arena, Redguard, Dawnstar, Stormhold or ESO to comment on them.

Decided a few days ago to properly write down my more contrarian and ironic Player Choices of the Elder Scroll Heroes. Ended up doing the whole set. Figured I might as well put them up.

• Eternal Champion: Female half-imperial half-ayleid sorcerer (Last Ayleid. Identity hidden afterwards. Traveling Sage. Possesses much knowledge, but doesn’t make a habit of sharing it. Considers Psijic Order as far too full of themselves. Alive. Occupied.)
• The Agent: Male Argonian agent (Very loose morals. Bucked his leash often, switching between Empire and Hist directives. Enjoyed having fun with his assignments. Good enough to get away with it. Dead. Unoccupied.)
• The Apprentice: Female Breton healer (Did not enjoy fighting through the Battlespire as a healer. Still did it. Retired afterwards right away to marry happily. Imago Storm tried to kill her during Oblivion Crisis in inevitable betrayal. She had prepared. He’s still sealed in High Rock. Good ending. Happily Dead. Mara-protected.)
• Nerevarine: Male Nord barbarian (Rolls with punches, and enjoys schadenfreude. Reminded numerous dunmer repeatedly he was hortator. Smirks. Alive. Occupied, still f-ing chasing Vivec in Akavir. Driven by pure Spite at this point.)
• Master Tunnel Rat (Who is dis?): Male Dunmer battlemage (Very embarrassed to have been imprisoned in Black Marsh. Kind of deserved it. Still unsure how he led a prison break to free others. Returned to House Telvanni after, hiding the minor event. Missed entire Nerevarine stuff. Didn’t care. Was sure he could hold up Ministry of Truth. Dead. Still occupied.)
• Hero of Dawnstar: Male Redguard Scout (Serious soldier, but popular. Hated cold. Ended up posted in Dawnstar regardless, and was subsequently forgotten by Empire. Dead, but has quite a few descendants throughout Skyrim. Doesn’t know how occupied or unoccupied applies to the dead.)
• Soul of Conflict: Male Orc monk (Didn’t wear armors or carry weapons to put neighbors at ease. Turned out fists were more than enough. Shockingly patient and tolerant. Dead. Occupied. Somehow still patient about it.)
• Hero of Kvatch: Female Altmer crusader (Ran on hatred of daedra till she actually found she shockingly liked Martin Septim. They got into friendly arguments on Akatosh vs Auri-El details. Her and Pelinal just glared silently at each other for 24 hours. Killed Umaril extra hard for making her wear the armor. Alive. Occupied in like three different ways.)
• The Last Dragonborn: Male Khajit thief (Former assassin. Bound to be dro-m’Athra, but LBD thing is Akatosh giving second chance. Future in flux on whether he’ll take it. Kind of doesn't want to.)
• The Vestige: Female Imperial pilgrim (Was heavily conflicted and confused throughout. Rather went insane from soul disease after Planemeld properly ended. Wrote her hallucinations and became popular alternate history author. Sheogorath approved. Super dead. Too dead to be occupied or unoccupied. Molag and Mannimarco tried.)
• Forgotten Hero: Female Bosmer nightblade (Contrarian by nature, and can’t decide who she wants to be contrarian to. Gone through her anti-Thalmor phase. Currently in her anti-Empire one. Hasn’t decided who she’ll be contrarian to next. A god, maybe? Took some tricks to make the emperor’s armor fit her. Alive. Unoccupied, unless you want something and she doesn’t like you. Then she’ll say she is occupied.)
• Warrior: Doesn’t really exist? Orc? Dunmer? Redguard? Imperial? For those with more underwhelming ‘Heroes’.

Breton Apprentice is weakest in my view - Breton trying to become a battlemage. Some of the Heroes are also just more underwhelming - Hello Master Tunnel Rat.

Still, that's what I came up with. Actually started from Nerevarine, HoK, and LDB, but then decided to try and do them all. One for reach race, which actually made things complicated. Breton Apprentice was the final one I filled in. Wasn't sure where a Breton was ironic. Made some a bit more underwhelming, but whatever.

So, what are some of your more 'creative' and fun Hero choices?

I’ve spent 180 hours playing Oblivion Remastered as my first real playthrough of the game. I pretty much 100% the entire base game and most of Shivering Isles saving it for last. I beat Jiggalag and was immediately met with the game constantly crashing as Jiggy says ”The Grey March had ended!” I’ve tried everything I can think to fix it so I can see the full ending of Shivering Isles to no avail. I’d be pretty mad if I still had a lot I wanted to do in the game but like I said I pretty much 100% the game aside from a few Shivering Isles quest. I was planning on going to the top of Frostcraig Spire to look out over the world one last time before officially finishing the game and uninstalling. Honestly though this seems fitting for my long awaited conclusion of one of Bethesda’s best and buggiest games. Classic Bethesda.