It always good when everyone gets along!

Nice puppies!

He just had his dinner and now snoozing an extra bonus is that he uses the bathroom outside pretty well so little effort on potty training there .

Already knows to go outside?! That doggie is a keeper!

Oh yeah he's a keeper. Now I just need to give him his shots when I get paid. Oh here's a photo oh my Bubbie and the new pup .

Lol, awww! Khajiit doesn't think the AT-AT is very fond of the new pooch. It's looking a little hostile back there!

Those AT-AT's better get along with the new guy or else I'll get the T-47 after them .

This post has been edited by Dark Reaper: Jun 26 2017, 04:50 AM

Tow-cable'em!

Heh, looks like he just zonked while playing




Had a random thought, likely influenced by my somewhat sleep-deprived brain: Since the Cheshire Cat is pretty much known for its smile, what would TheCheshireKhajiit's smile look like?

Because as a concept, I can't help thinking of it as something along the lines of a thoroughly blitzed Khajiit, reclining on a pile of cushions, saying "Our sugar is yours, friend"


Heehee, I need more sleep

Hmm.


I think it might do me well to go investigate the origin of this post...

Remember that Khajiit in The Shivering Ilses who really likes dogs and was always smiling? Or the look on a Khajiit's face when you spin the dial on the persuasion mini game to one of their very favored responses? It's a lot like those examples, with perhaps a touch of that blitzed-ness that you mentioned

Heheh, you've just named two things I've not done in a long time: visit the Shivering Isles and used Oblivion's persuasion minigame

Khajiit loved The Shivering Ilses, the mini game, not so much. SI was probably this ones favorite part of TESIV. Always didn't like how you had to metagame what side you picked if you wanted to get the armor that best suited your character. Like if you were a heavy armor warrior, you needed to pick Dementia so you could get the Auriel armor and if you were a light armor type you had to pick Mania. Seems to this one, both sets of armor could've been given as rewards during the mainquest at some point.

As much as I loved the Shivering Isles, I've not really had a character that had an interest in them since my first run at them.

And do you mean the Dark Seducer and Golden Saint armors? Because I always preferred the Madness/Amber armor to those. That said, I've played very few female characters in Oblivion. But I have to disagree that both could have been given out during the main quest. A big part of the Shivering Isles was built around the idea of Mania vs Dementia, and the armours are no different than the Raiments you're offered in the main quest for picking a side in The Cold Flame of Agnon.

My recollection was that neither had stats that made them worth using, and you'd only want them for the looks. You did better making Amber or Madness equipment to use. But the same applied to a lot of the SI expansion. You had a lot of choices that locked out the opposite, perhaps to make you play through at least twice?

*Shrugs* Khajiit just really liked the Aureal/Mazken armors. If memory serves correctly it was all one piece and a separate helmet so that may be why it was weaker than full sets of the others. Most of the time when this one's characters did the Shivering Isles stuff they were already god-like any way so, meh.

Heh, for me there's really only one armour in the Shivering Isles. Amber. Love that stuff.

Did like the Golden Saint swords though, they were pretty funky.

Oh yeah, they may not have been the most damaging, but man they were attractive! By the time you enchanted one it would still own pretty much anything you came up against too, so still a good choice.

The lovely Blossom wanted a golden axe to go with her outfit, so we had to do a special trip there to fetch one. That's when we discovered that the Aureals stop using them at a level where you can't get past the Gatekeeper to go fetch one. I think I ended up using the console for hers.

All the Aureals you see are using swords. There aren't any in the Fringe, and you can't easily get beyond the fringe without raising your level past the point where you'd see a mace or axe in use (8 or below). The opposite applies to the Mazken. Below 8 they are using swords, but the only one you'll ever see is Nelrene's (which she isn't using).

Have you tried Death Adder or Gillius Thunderhead to see if they had the axe .