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SubRosa |
May 31 2012, 10:55 PM
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Ancient

Joined: 14-March 10
From: Between The Worlds

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King Coin |
Jun 1 2012, 12:51 AM
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Master

Joined: 6-January 11

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Decaps must happen more frequently with two handed weapons than one. Aravi does them rarely. Draugr greatsword looks cool with the glowing runes. “You’re a little tall for a stormtrooper” Hmm… I definitely like the other armors better than the Cloak gear. Woah  big difference between mods and no mods. Nice map on the wall. I haven’t built any houses yet, but I’ll definitely have to include a map in any that I do.
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SubRosa |
Jun 1 2012, 10:14 PM
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Ancient

Joined: 14-March 10
From: Between The Worlds

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Acadian: The Nord Hero armor is one of the best looking ones in the game, imho. It is too bad that normally you cannot get it without completing the Companions quest line. I made a mod that lets you craft it at any forge instead. Now that the civil war is over, and she has traveled all over Skyrim, Hera has been feeling a need to explore her elven half. She has realized that there is an entire world out that which she never knew existed. She wants to find her place in it, rather than her foster father's place. So the facepaint went. She is hanging up her Nord Hero armor as well, and her glowy draugr sword. At least for now. She needs to spend some time being an elf. King Coin: It is funny, no one believed that Hera was an Imperial. But then people in this game usually ignore what you are wearing. You can walk right up an Imperial soldier while wearing Stormcloak armor and they will talk to you the same as normal. The difference in elves with and without mods is startling. They look like two different races to me. Grits: Riverwood has always been one of my favorite settlements. You can tell Bethesda lavished a lot of time and effort on it. No surprise, since they guide every new character there with Ralof/Hadvar. Hera finds it to be very peaceful and tranquil. Especially with Faendal around, he is the first other elf she has been able to really get to know and connect with. These two need to get a room...Hera warms her hands by the fire in the Ivarstead inn.She found a new toy, and tries it out on a trollA beauty shotHera discovers that vanilla mannequins are all male in this game. Causing her armor to look completely different that how it does on her.It's Alive! It's Alive!!!This post has been edited by SubRosa: Jun 2 2012, 12:24 AM
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SubRosa |
Jun 6 2012, 12:32 AM
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Ancient

Joined: 14-March 10
From: Between The Worlds

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Acadian: The mammoths are neat. They make the ground shake when they come near. That is a good time to run, since they tend to stomp anything that gets too close. King Coin: You can only get the Jagged Crown by doing the Civil War. It is one of the early quests. You actually can walk right up to Ulfric and talk to him when you are playing an Imperial. I did it with Selene just to see. Part of that is necessary, as at this point in the civil war you can switch sides, by giving the other side the crown. But if you tell them you changed your mind, you can walk right out with the crown, and they will not even try to stop you. Grits: A girl's got to have her hair accessories after all... I think the civil war really jumped the shark when Selene walked into Windhelm in her legion armor, and no one batted an eye. That scripted scene with the two Nord A-holes harassing the Dunmer and calling her a spy was hilarious. Selene was standing right next to them in her legion armor, trying to get their attention. "Hello, I'm in the Imperial Legion!" They even continued to ignore her when the scene ended and they walked off. I had a few similar occurrences while playing Hera and Hrafn as Stormcloaks. Where they could walk up to an Imperial patrol in the wilderness with no reaction. But nothing as blatant as this. I think I'm done trying the civil war from either side. I might restart Selene at some point just to do the College of Winterhold questline. But no more warring. A close up of HeraA long vid of Hera clearing out Ilinalta's DeepThis post has been edited by SubRosa: Jun 6 2012, 12:33 AM
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King Coin |
Jun 7 2012, 03:23 AM
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Master

Joined: 6-January 11

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Oh no! I saw this and totally forgot about it! Hera looks really good in the Elven armor. I suppose you can make a different character for the Nord hero armor. The damaged eye is good contrast to the armor. I love this dungeon. Was very creeped out when I found the skeleton at the entrance. I enjoyed the dual with the first necro. Aravi has finally earned that perk. Aaaand the heads will roll! That necromancer master almost killed Hera!
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SubRosa |
Jun 10 2012, 09:13 PM
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Ancient

Joined: 14-March 10
From: Between The Worlds

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Acadian: Hera's been carrying a bow for a long time, but has not been especially good with it compared to her sword. She put some money into training with it though, and started investing some perks recently. Now she is much better. She also bought one that does 25pts of shock damage, which is much better than she can enchant herself (I think she can get up to 16 points damage from her own enchantments). This is just the first part of Azura's Star. The really neat stuff is yet to come. This quest was vastly improved in Skryim, and has two possible paths. There is the path Hera chose, and another, that turns it into a black soul gem. Not that any of my characters use soul trap anyway. King Coin: I really like how Hera looks in the elven armor. She is wearing the gilded version now, which looks the same as the regular version. The Light version lacks the leaves around the shoulders, and does not look quite as good. I think it suits her to a tee. I especially like how her face looks in the helmet, as it gives her head a gentle, rounded appearance. Maybe Aravi should try out the Nord Hero armor? You can make it at the Skyforge when you finish the Companions questline. Or you can just mod the game like I did to make it anytime, anywhere. I thought that first, crucified skeleton was creepy too. Especially after reading his journal. Poor guy. There are a lot more sad stories of people like that in Skyrim that there were in Oblivion. Hera cleanses Azura's StarHera and AraenaHera met up with Borgakh the Steel Heart, and took on Meridia's quest with her.Hera and Borgakh in actionFinishing off the Evil OverlordVictory
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Acadian |
Jun 11 2012, 02:16 AM
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Paladin

Joined: 14-March 10
From: Las Vegas

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I like Azura’s voice! Of course, I like her voice in OB as well. When she warned that Hera didn’t have the hundred or so years to wait, I wanted to yell, ‘Wanna bet?’ When the baddie told Hera there was something different about her, I groaned. I was afraid he was try that ‘dragonborn’ line on her. More good footwork and use of cover with that bow! ‘Guardian of the Star’. I like the parallel to the OB ‘Star Bearer’. Of the screens, I love the first one of Hera and her new friend. Araena seems neat and, with the glow on Hera’s golden armor, she looks ever so much like a mighty Valkyrie!
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