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nice.

yea. fair enough

@PrinceJose270damn dude, i didn't know you were treated like this

@truelarper A letter was sent to the barbarian, a courier somehow finding their way to the man and his abode,

I suggested this in game to BonesOfTheEarth and I'll suggest it here. Instead of a amendment, I believe a re-write to redress the totality of the flaws of this magic may be in order. Too much powergaming, flaws, and an allowance of the worst of our individual ambitions to manifest have been permitted.

i don't like that dauntless charge is changed to a horse, admittedly I've just used it twice in separate days. I think my issue with dauntless charge is that it's just not doing what it supposes to do - chase down people and give you a chance to get up & personal. Mages, for example, can just brisk-step away; I can get easily dodged all the time by people who are just out in the open. It's not a fun spell, it's really more for just travelling at this point instead of actually hitting **** all. If you want more details, feel free to ask on this forum - I have a lot of contentions with that particular spell.

Edited to handle concerns.

it doesn't matter if someone makes that argument. it specifies the strength, it's a sledgehammer blow. if they emote differently, it's powergaming.

Old: New: Purpose: Putting down speed.

This is cool

Yes.

Original: New: Purpose:

Elerrion’s last words to his granddaughter was that he ‘loved her lots’. It’s something Maeve dismissed at the time as something so casual, so common - she didn’t think of saying it back. His granddaughter’s reaction had been a very simple goodbye, and that was the very last thing she had said to him. Regret filled the woman upon her finding out that the man had died. So many questions she could’ve asked, so many things she could’ve said - the Templar could’ve said more than just goodbye as a final word to Elerrion. Out of remembrance, the elfess carved Elerrion’s name into a rock, leaving it on-top of a snowy mountain - before trundling northwards and away from the site of his death.

Have every character wake up to the skyrim introductory cinematic.

@Spoopy_Duckdo you actually think boneless is better. if so, please see yourself out of the united states of america

They sold me a dog.

A note was returned, "Yeah I'll shake your hand in Avistra. - Maeve."

you need help

Holy **** I got baited, you bastard.

I do share some of your frustrations about alchemy being overspread, overutilised, and losing its uniqueness at times - but making it a magical thing has really no basis in reality.

To Galmour and all his kin or allies, You broke into the house of my mother and my step-mother, broke every door, and stole any item of your desire. Yet as you were about to leave, I found you - a trespasser and a thief - within my family's walls. You declared that you were about to leave, that you did not wish to hurt me, and that we could have talked about this. My answers were thusly: Silence to the first one, a declaration that I was not the one going to be hurt, and finally me stabbing you in the visor with my polehammer. If your kin seek to kill me for your death - or by some miracle of undeath you return to bring me to retribution for Urguani failures - I will gladly meet the challenge. To my mother and step-mother, I am sorry about the mess. I'll clean it in the morning. Do not repeat the cycle, I'll just kill you again. Maeve.

give up bro, you're not winning this fight even though you're right

With the growing rumours, Maeve shifted a moment in her chair - scratching at her head. A distressing part of the Templar wished to run from Ildon and let the Idunians handle it, regardless if that would cause more deaths. Nevertheless, the young elf penned letters to a friend and a grandmother: @Lbunz120 @bloomtiara