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Assurdirapal is a shrine to Malacath west of the Sanctus Shrine. The exterior of the shrine is guarded by a few daedra. Upon entering the shrine, a short set of stairs leads to a hallway. A door to the lower level of the Inner Shrine is located at the base of the stairs, guarded by an She Orc named Shakh gro-Durga, who is a medium trainer in Acrobatics, Light Armor.
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Elder Scrolls - Morrowind Daedric Shrines
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Tags: #Secondlife #Roleplay #Fantasy #Orc #Shrine ##Daedra
A curious cat interrupts a photoshoot I was doing for Vee's Skyrim crafts project.
She makes and sells some absolutely awesome Skyrim themed collections.
I was helping photograph these, and apparently that was enough to grab the attention her cat...
I also took the rest of the pictures on the Skyrim book's Etsy product page
Comparisons between Solstheim in Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion & Skyrim's Dragonborn.
Playing Bloodmoon & then playing Dragonborn really lets you appreciate the changes & the impact that the Red Mountain eruption had.
inspired by the art style of morrowind..
The Essence – what lies beneath . . . a secondlook.
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Take a second look, you might have not seen it all.
Matthew Williamson
~Matthew Williamson is a British interior designer known for his use of bold, colourful and carefully constructed designs
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AI with light manipulation
TESV: Skyrim SE
Mods:
- Rudy enb by Rudy102
- Vivid Weathers by Mangaclub
- Enhanced Night Sky by Gorgulla
..and many more
Comparisons between Solstheim in Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion & Skyrim's Dragonborn.
Playing Bloodmoon & then playing Dragonborn really lets you appreciate the changes & the impact that the Red Mountain eruption had.
I'm happily replaying Morrowind, with only added shaders in terms of graphics mods. Every now and then I'm sure I'll find nice things to snap a shot of (hopefully not always sunset).
My second ESO-MOC.
Stonefalls is a mainly grey and barren region in Morrowind, dominated by giant mushrooms and streams of lava and suffering from an almost constant ashfall caused by the volcanoes of the Velothi Mountains and from the great Ash Mountain itself.
Here and here is a screenshot of Stonefalls.
The idea to build this little MOC came when I pondered about how to create realistic lamellae for big LEGO mushrooms.
I also finally created a twitter account . Often I build parts of a larger MOC, but discard them or build several versions of something and use only one of them.
The idea is to twitter all those things that disappear without ever being seen by anybody. I don’t know if this is interesting or if I can twitter enough stuff, but in case you’d like to follow me, just use the link above.
Comparisons between Solstheim in Morrowind's Bloodmoon expansion & Skyrim's Dragonborn.
Playing Bloodmoon & then playing Dragonborn really lets you appreciate the changes & the impact that the Red Mountain eruption had.
Geomancer: I recognize this disease. No, impossible! How did you obtain Corprus?
Kagrenac: Shed pieces of specimens from the Corprusarium in Tel Fyr are very expensive, which was not the only useful resource I acquired.
Odin: As I recall from mother's history lesson, a Dunmer sorcerer came up with the cure, which kept prevention of aging and disease immunity after possession.
Kagrenac: We tried with several test subjects. They're promising, but the contamination spreads to destroy all plant-life around them. As is the case with Morrowind, the eruption of Red Mountain seems too much of a coincidence not to have been orchestrated by the gods.
The 20 meter tall Silt-Striders look like giant flees and they are used for transportation in Vvardenfell.
Here’s some advertising from the game:
“The Red Mountain Company Express Silt-Strider Service, located at Caravaner Towers all across Vvardenfell, can get you where you need to go. Remember, when you climb aboard a silt-strider, your destination is just a hop, skip, and a jump away!”
It took me quite a while to finish this model. Like I mentioned before, I’m working on several projects simultaneously, but with the new Elsweyr expansion coming out soon, the time was right to focus on my ESO-MOC.
The Silt-Strider tower is approximately 70 cm (27.5 inches) tall.
I’ll post more details from this MOC over at my Instagram account during the following days.
Ules Manor is located in the Ascadian Isles. It is the main building of the Ules Plantation located west of Suran. The owner and inhabitant Nevena Ules is the councilor of the Ascadian Isles.
From the House Dres pt 1 - Underhanded Slavery mod by Mihail
(For those who've never played Morrowind, a Nix-Hound was one of the native creatures on Vvardenfell before Red Mountain erupted)
The Portal Of Ondhor by Daniel Arrhakis (2021)
With the music : Eric Gordon — Secunda (With Mild Thunder) [10 Hours] (Beyond Skyrim - Morrowind)
She quickly withdrew her hand, dematerializing almost instantly, she had this power to appear and reappear anywhere, in any timeline just like everyone in her order of Khronos, time travelers of the portal. The lines tattooed on her face were her identity and the identification of the old order almost extinct.
When she opened her eyes she found herself in front of a long corridor whose entrance slowly materialized, flanked by strange warriors whose head resembled the old crows of the kingdom.
Wielding ornate swords, the sitting majestic figures were flanked by two lions who were also richly carved. - Haaa... ! The Portal of Ondhor and the Morghans or the Raven Warriors - Athena said with a sigh after recognizing that place. The Portal with its unique architecture that mixed futuristic cubic geometries and Gothic arches was built by the Guardians of Alborhan in a future dominated by the Megapolis or the Giant Cities of the Future, in another world but whose relationship with Krudhyn seemed distant or unlikely, or maybe not, after all not even she could be absolutely sure. Although she could travel between worlds and in different timelines, they always presented themselves differently when she revisited them.
This time she decided to walk down the long corridor with its gigantic stone columns, after all for some reason it had materialized there and at that moment in time.
A strange, stylized, carved metal lion seemed to welcome her over the entrance arch, at least in her world they were considered old guardians she could trust. At the end of the corridor, a bright light illuminated the entire space and comforted her in her decision.
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A Wonderful weekend dear friends ! : )
Thank you for your kind visit, comments and invitations !
So sorry for the absence these last days, a little better and trying catching up during the next days ! : )
These aren't the shots I had in that were suppose to follow up they ones I posted earlier, but I simply went.. slightly off track. I threw in a big variation of the Island, and not only the bloody ash plains.
Meanwhile I've been doing some side quests, pretty fun stuff, and had to get out of town like the hells because I forgot about the full moon phase, always fun that.
Also I think I'll make a dedicated mini series to the Netches (the floating tentacle creatures). Because the are the prime source of nostalgia for me from all those years back in Morrowind when I was still a little nipper, those things I saw the first time I got of the boat, and I was in awe of the outlandish vibe and alien like creatures like these. Perhaps I'll finish that tomorrow. Almost 3:00am woo.
In-game screenshot from Morrowind, running on my old PC (not widescreen, not fully modded). This is the point in Vivec where you encounter someone you've been looking for for a long time.
I was building a different MOC from Elder Scrolls Online when I entered Zaintiraris over the course of a quest with my main character Catulo and his pig Pasqui.
The design of the final chamber in Zaintiraris gave me such a good laugh, I had to build a MOC based on it immediately.
Zaintiraris is a shrine dedicated to Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness and probably the funniest Daedra of them all.
Kudos to the game designer who came up with the idea to add a cartoonish amount of traps and weapons to the place where you have to get the Finger Bone of Saint Felms. This was a highlight in this quest.
For this MOC I was able to recycle the ballistae I created for my Orsinium MOC , which I didn’t even use for the final design, but posted them on my Twitter account .