Maybe add in a few more to cover some aspects covered in gameplay, I don’t specifically remember how much of that is recapped in the cutscenes.

This. I'm not as interested in watching all the gameplay but would definitely watch a collection of cinematics recapping the story.

this^^

These^^^

"...A killer, who only existed to kill." Just masterful...

Me too!

Maybe the other continents do not exist, or exist in some disparate way.

There was one in Yokuda, the original homeland of the Redguard. But it was destroyed when the continent was flooded.

would be fucking hilarious in an ironic way, the one tower they cannot touch is in a land even THE EMPIRE has failed to even scratch the surface of

@@guccifer764 Ah so they do have them. I wonder if there's any beyond the Sea of Ghosts.

Yokuda had one, but it was sunk, Atmora had one, but when Altmora/The Elderwood was taken by Lorkhan and the Wanderers away from the Elves, and Lorkhan split the continent, Snow Throat was on the small souther portion that was left behind, that being Skyrim. Would explain how the Snow Elves and their ancestors always existed there but the Nords were also born there. Skyrim is the last remnant of the Elderwood, so the Throat of the World IS an Atmoran Tower, but left behind on Tamriel. As for Akavir and Pyandonea, well... that's anyone's guess.

Player characters are trouble magnets. Even the civil war are on hold until the PC decides to join in.

@@michaelpettersson4919They're like Akatosh's mobile lightning rod, freely smoozing Daedra and nuking the countryside clean, so as to meet their fate against Alduin.

@@michaelpettersson4919 Or perhaps not Akatosh? Either way.

Thats what I was saying, because if we cured our vampirism in oblivion it obviously didn't kill us

I kinda thought that was a given, if they didn't just forced feed her a damn blood potion while in the coma she'd be alive. Her vampirism was killing her while still keeping her alive, that's why Serana is still alive after being cured. Though at the same time Serana went hundreds of years without feeding all while asleep and she was fine. If the counts wife got blood potions from a willing person before she got cured I'm more than certain she would've been alive just a little longer

What mod is that armor from?

Rona Hassildor had also been in a blood-starvation-induced coma, which left her already at death's door.

2 am for me. Can never sleep through the night if I go to bed before 13.

gatsu

My latest take on this archetype is Morwen Silver-Hawk, a proud Daughter of the Reach. Her mother was one of Madanach's Forsworn when he originally took Markarth, and her father was the guard who opened the gates for him, and helped Morwen's mother flee Ulfric's men. In return, he was inducted into her clan and granted a new life as a Briarheart. Morwen herself spent her childhood in the Western Druadachs, on the High Rock side of the border. After coming of age, she spent a few years bouncing around Rivenspire and Wrothgar, learning more about the Nords, and getting close to the Orcs of the region, to the point of worshiping Malacath herself. On her twenty-fifth birthday, Morwen left High Rock, crossing the mountains and arriving at Druadach Redoubt, where she found the Forsworn divided and directionless, lashing out without rhyme or reason. After gathering her provisions, she left the Redoubt to get a better lay of the land, and lay the groundwork for her own ascension. Her dreams led her to Helgen, where she watched as Alduin made his return. With the aid of an affable scholar by the name of Lucien Flavius, Morwen made her way to Whiterun, where after some detours, she discovered her nature as Dragonborn. As she heard the Greybeards' call for her, her isle musings about uniting the Reach began to crystalize into a plan to become Ard. Her first order of business: The Thieves Guild, a network of spys and a talon on the pulse of Skyrim's economy, proving her worth by delivering all twenty-four Stones of Barenziah. Windhelm quickly fell into the pocket of the Thieves Guild, the better to undermine enemies both past and future. Once Windhelm was hers, she strolled into Markarth, where she uncovered the depths of the Silver-Blood's corruption, and freed the King in Rags and his cell from Cidhna Mine, returning to Druadach Redoubt clad in the Armor of the Old Gods, and being granted tattoos to mark her as a Daughter of the Reach, a shaman, and a mystic. After the Thieves Guild, Morwen will be drawn in by the Dark Brotherhood, honing her thief skills into a deadly Nightblade. Once the Emperor lies dead, Morwen will have a crisis of faith, and seek out the Companions to center herself before signing on with the Legion to take revenge on Ulfric Stormcloak. Once Ulfric falls by her hand, she will confront Alduin. Upon returning from Sovngarde, Morwen will become more contemplative, entering her Sage arc as she reconciles her experiences as Dragonborn with her Reachfolk heritage, and her plans for her homeland. At that point, she deals with the Eye of Magnus as well as the Volkihar Clan, using the lycanthropy gained from the Companions to great effect. In terms of build, Morwen is a fairly all-rounder. Her primary weapon is the Ghostblade, with Ruins Edge for range (she previously used the Bow of Shadows), and the Staff of Hasidoki as a reminder of her family's tradition of witchcraft. She may later start learning into Two-Handed once she joins the Companions. Her starting gear was the Leather Scout Armor, which she traded in for Thieves Guild leathers, and then switched to Linwe's Armor until she got the Armor of the Old Gods. In terms of magic, Morwen mostly buffs herself with Alteration and Restoration, while also dabbling in the other schools.

I'm fond of Red Eagle Reborn, which adds a ton to the Forsworn as a faction with their own unique culture, a full set of weapons both Forsworn and Ancient Reachman, and making the fight with Red Eagle much more worth it. Consuming his unique briarheart grants a flame cloak power and the ability to summon his spirit to your side. His crown also makes all Forsworn non-hostile to the player.