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You think that a dragonborn werewolf would go to Sovngarde?
» Sun Aug 26, 2012 5:03 am
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Laurenn Doylee - Posts: 3427
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 2:54 pm
I do want to stay lore accurate.
I will just decide when I finished the questline.
And then like I mentioned before, after a while the human form will be stronger, resulting into me barely using it. It would be very unrealistic to keep the curse then.
I will just decide when I finished the questline.
And then like I mentioned before, after a while the human form will be stronger, resulting into me barely using it. It would be very unrealistic to keep the curse then.
Alright then. Best of luck with your decision.
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Rob Smith - Posts: 3424
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 3:29 pm
Going to a chief deity...I'd say so. But I could be wrong as nords might prefer the Halls of Valor over being with Akatosh.
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..xX Vin Xx.. - Posts: 3531
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 2:24 pm
Going to a chief deity...I'd say so. But I could be wrong as nords might prefer the Halls of Valor over being with Akatosh.
If only I could go to both.
That would be nice.
On this moment, I am leaning to curing it.
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Neko Jenny - Posts: 3409
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 2:08 am
You know the whole point of TES, is that each character has his world, that is written down in an Elder Scroll just for him/her, and in this world of their own, rules can be bent and broken to the liking of the writer... you.
Remember what Martin Septim said at the end of Oblivion... "When the next Elder Scroll is written, you shall be it's scribe. The shape of the future, the fate of the empire, these things now belong to you"
In Skyrim, we do decide what happens to the empire, and decided the worlds future, we the player are in fact the writers of the Elder Scrolls, do with them what you wish.
Remember what Martin Septim said at the end of Oblivion... "When the next Elder Scroll is written, you shall be it's scribe. The shape of the future, the fate of the empire, these things now belong to you"
In Skyrim, we do decide what happens to the empire, and decided the worlds future, we the player are in fact the writers of the Elder Scrolls, do with them what you wish.
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Gill Mackin - Posts: 3384
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 1:56 pm
You know the whole point of TES, is that each character has his world, that is written down in an Elder Scroll just for him/her, and in this world of their own, rules can be bent and broken to the liking of the writer... you.
Remember what Martin Septim said at the end of Oblivion... "When the next Elder Scroll is written, you shall be it's scribe. The shape of the future, the fate of the empire, these things now belong to you"
In Skyrim, we do decide what happens to the empire, and decided the worlds future, we the player are in fact the writers of the Elder Scrolls, do with them what you wish.
Remember what Martin Septim said at the end of Oblivion... "When the next Elder Scroll is written, you shall be it's scribe. The shape of the future, the fate of the empire, these things now belong to you"
In Skyrim, we do decide what happens to the empire, and decided the worlds future, we the player are in fact the writers of the Elder Scrolls, do with them what you wish.
Just don't think too hard what, or you character will Zero-Sum.
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Hairul Hafis - Posts: 3516
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 8:19 am
Not my Dragonborns. They're not Nords, and quite frankly, would be horrified at ending up there.
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Katey Meyer - Posts: 3464
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 9:39 am
Not my Dragonborns. They're not Nords, and quite frankly, would be horrified at ending up there.
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naana - Posts: 3362
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» Sun Aug 26, 2012 4:03 pm
You'd probably be going to Hircine's Hunting Grounds if you don't get that ear-fur shaved.
Akatosh and the other Aedra are too dead (barring Talos) to care about your soul (plus you'd be off to the Dreamsleeve anyway if they did).
Sithis isn't sentient, thus it wouldn't care. (If you're also in the DB).
Nocturnal made a contract with you, with a good lawyer you should be able to find a good enough loophole to get out of it (If you did that questline).
As far as I'm aware, you're not planning on getting soul trapped and offered to the Ideal Masters by some two-bit necromancer.
However, so far it seems likely that the DB will do one of the Walking Ways and just give all of those the middle-finger.
Though I personally think that you're failing creation if you pick any option apart from the Dreamsleeve or the other can't-be-bothered-to-explain-right-now-at-nearly-midnight option beggining with 'C' and ending in 'M'.
Akatosh and the other Aedra are too dead (barring Talos) to care about your soul (plus you'd be off to the Dreamsleeve anyway if they did).
Sithis isn't sentient, thus it wouldn't care. (If you're also in the DB).
Nocturnal made a contract with you, with a good lawyer you should be able to find a good enough loophole to get out of it (If you did that questline).
As far as I'm aware, you're not planning on getting soul trapped and offered to the Ideal Masters by some two-bit necromancer.
However, so far it seems likely that the DB will do one of the Walking Ways and just give all of those the middle-finger.
Though I personally think that you're failing creation if you pick any option apart from the Dreamsleeve or the other can't-be-bothered-to-explain-right-now-at-nearly-midnight option beggining with 'C' and ending in 'M'.
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Love iz not - Posts: 3377
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