Oh!! Saga has found the Spire!!

Can´t wait to find out how she´ll use the place!

You didn´t miss much, Acadian (and Buffy). Maybe Buffy wants to join him next time when she´s done filling up gems?

Yes, mirocu, she found the spire. I am glad we managed to find it without any spoilers, too. It always makes the moment of discovery that much more special-er. Like I said, I took a few cell phone pics, so I'll eventually get those up.



That's kinda the way Saga feels. She might eventually get the Altars working, but she has no desire to live there. It's too remote and cold. Might be a great place for a future playthrough/another character, though.

I have a feeling she's gonna finish her recommendations, since she's already half-done with them. By that time, she might actually have the gold neccessary to get Frostcrag up-and-running, but for some reason I see her using the Arcane Uni more often mostly because of all the NPCs there.

It's weird. Even though she's somewhat anti-social, neither is she the storybook type of sorcerer who closes herself up in a remote tower to develop all sorts of arcanities.

And I guess she doesn´t wear a pointy hat either

Seriously, those look so stupid!

Ookay! I could see my Grey Wizard wearing one of those, even though I agree with you.

I think they look pretty good

There ya go! I actually love her whole outfit. Heck, I could see my character wearing something like that.

I was think that too! That looks so much like Lady Saga.

I'm not convinced the whole "settling down" thing is entirely for her. I've a suspicion a compromise will be found, one way or another. She's already bored and planning a trip to the Shivering Isles; first though there's an outstanding job for Jenseric and a few other loose ends to clear up.
Looch knew this to start with, fortunately, and for all that she'd be glad of her presence, she's equally well aware that a frustrated and grumpy Niamh is not going to be doing anyone any good...
...I guess it's going to be letters sent from afar for a while, again.

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[edit]: So she finally got kicked out.
But in a good way.
"Go, Niamhy. Go do your things." Looch looked into the other's dark eyes. "You won't be happy lest you do, and I won't be, if you don't."
Niamh looked at her. "Are ye sure?"
"Yes. Go and kill the vampires; go and see The Isles." She put her hands on the Elf's shoulders. "Do the things you need to do."
There was a pause, then; "Thank ye, Looch." Whispered Niamh.
Luciana grinned, then prodded the Bosmer's nose with the tip of a finger, "Two conditions."
"Name 'em."
"Come Back, and when you do, bring me back something nice from The Isles." Luciana Grinned.
Niamh Smiled at her; "Ai Wull see what ai ken do." She said, and turned to grab her things.
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"Oh," said the Breton, "an' say hi to Cutter...!"
Niamh just grinned...

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Does Looch dare to let Niamh visit Cutter all by herself...?

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Had a nice session tonight

Lothran went out in search of Black Bow bandits but came up short. He did stop by at Border Watch though to rest, and then he travelled upwards to Bravil. His Annihilator war axe was in dire need of a recharge, but Ita was nowhere to be found, and night had just fallen upon Tamriel. Ita may be searched for next morning. For now, it was time to dry up after the lenghty rainfall and go to bed.

I am glad she kicked Niamh out. Who needs a domesticated ex-rogue around the house?

Just kidding.

I've been playing Fallout 3 for several hours, but I'm not getting anywhere. Can't wait 'til the sun goes down, and then I can start some Oblivion.

So Niamh, having inadvisedly drunk a bottle or human blood, which has resulted in some curious physical and latterly mental changes, is currently in the Isles.
Having discovered what had happened when she came round - (see screenshots) - she panicked and literally skipped town. Commonsense has reasserted itself though, now.

She needs to tell Looch, and needs to see what if anything can be done...
...although having said that, in the couple of days since it happened, she actually feels better than she has in years.
Also, there's the thing about her teeth...

(regular readers will recall various things pertaining to our heroines dentition, her mysterious early past, attitude to vampires, and an encounter with a patriarch who let her go... Hmmm).

Fallout 3 is awesome, but Marge is just not getting anywhere, and I need a bit of ego gratification. I gotta switch for awhile.

Ahhh, Cyrodiil! Lush green leaves on living trees, a gentle rain which falls from the sky, and no radioactivity whatsoever. How I have missed thee, Cyrodiil.

Lady Saga has just left Cheydinhal with Erthor. The pair are now seeking local places to loot.

This post has been edited by Renee Gade IV: Aug 16 2013, 07:33 PM

It was a very exciting day for Kjestrid. There’s a rumor circulating about a Strange Door in Niben Bay, but frankly she’s not interested in what’s going on that far south. She did find a nice cottage with a very interesting occupant. Here’s a picture of her appreciating the view (with Flekk).

Inside she enjoyed a chat with Morcant over sweetrolls and a pot of Argonian White Tea. Morcant explained that the practice of Witchcraft in Cyrodiil has much in common with the traditions of Valenwood. Kjestrid shared her own Old Ways, guardian spirits and shield magicks not taught by the Mages Guild. Kjestrid has earned the protection of Wolf.

Kjestrid plans to return to Morcant on a regular basis to trade alchemy ingredients from the snow zone. She looks forward to swimming in the warm waterfalls, sharing news of the north with a kindred spirit, and hopefully more sweetrolls and tea.



Kjestrid was not meant to be a conjurer, but the summonings from SubRosa’s Witchcraft mod fit beautifully with my notion of Kjestrid’s old Nord ways. Now game Kjestrid is much closer to the real (which is to say imagined) one. Thank you, SubRosa!

Kjestrid. I haven't seen that name before.

That is a nice view, I have not played Oblivion in so long I did not recognize it at first. Glad to hear that Witchcraft is helping Kjestrid be the Seiðr worker she is supposed to be.

Kjestrid is a Nord ranger, which I guess is officially called a Scout. She lives in Bruma and spends a lot of time wandering around there. Her income is from alchemy and the very few Fighters Guild jobs she’s gone on. I generally make up jobs for her and then pretend the cash she gets for loot is her pay.

Most of her character updates would be “Kjestrid walked around in the snow gathering ingredients. She shot two bandits. Got home before dark.”

She has a serene disposition, so she’s fun to play interspersed with some of my troublemakers. Though I suspect things might change if she started working with a follower. Hmm…

Oh that's kewl, Grits. how long has she been around? What level is she?

Since 7/30/11, level 6. (I had to look it up.)

Kjestrid is stunning and, given her fabulous hair color, I'm sure will have more fun! What a fascinating background she has.

Wow, I don't know this one. Well, goody.

Well, so my Fallout 3 main character, Marge N. Overra, is having a rough game, and this is on the Easy setting. Lady Saga on the other hand, is simply steam-rolling through. She found an Ayleid ruin called Belda, filled with scamps and Conjurers. This ruin yielded her fourth spell tome (a Cold Touch spell that she'll never add to her book, she doesn't do Destruction), but also something very rare: a Base Amulet of Reflection! 14% magic reflect, folks. Hello.

And that's not all; she also found Harm's Folly, a place I am certain I've never been before, despite its not-so-hard-to-find location. She's now in Exhausted Mine, plucking down goblins one by one.

"YAAAAA!"

Saga also made it to Level 4: and I put +5 in Intelligence, +5 in Willpower, and +2 in Endurance.

This post has been edited by Renee Gade IV: Aug 17 2013, 12:40 AM