Hey, first I would like to say that I have no experience whatsoever concerning modding and I just vaguely know what is possible and what is not, and this section seemed to be the most appropriate. This probably isn't the first time someone thought about it, but I can imagine some RPers planning on making their Skyrim character a descendant of their champion of Cyrodill, or remotely related to him/her. So my question is, would it be possible to mod in the statue of your character you can see in Bruma after you finish the main quest, or maybe even the character himself, given he is a creature with an above average lifespan.

It could be quite interesting, making them live in a cave somewhere, secluded, on the verge of death for example and associating a quest to discover his identity.

I really don't know to what extent this would be possible, but in my humble opinion, could contribute to reinforce the feeling that your character is not just some random guy who was given an awesome destiny by god knows who, but an entity that has a tangible connection to the world he's evolving in and its history. Of course you could just include this connection in your characters back story, but it wouldn't be the same .

Any thoughts?

If this has been done before, or is a popular practice, please disregard.

Nerevarine's fate was mentioned in TESIV. I'd be surprised if Champion of Cyrodiil's fate wasn't mentioned in TESV.

That is to say, there may or may not be some existing lore already in the game that conflicts with your idea.

my oblivion charactesr became sheogorath.


I've messed around with the editors for both morrowind and oblivion.

not hard to do, a bit harder to have them do anything and dialogue than much else.


now skyrim's wont be able to touch until tomorrow