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Shrine of Boethiah
Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Art by Ray Lederer
Moon and Star
Redraw of a Dagoth Ur from 2024
(original, also below)
Shrine of Boethiah
Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Art by Ray Lederer
is this gonna get me fired you think
Of guars and magic - Chapter 2 by Deer_of_frost
Chapters: 2/2 Fandom: Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Elder Scrolls Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Telrys, OC: Telrys, Ulvena Girith, OC: Ulvena Girith, Male Dunmer Nerevarine (Elder Scrolls) Additional Tags: Minor Violence, unlikely allies, enemies to maybe friends
Summary: Somewhere in southern Morrowind, by the borders with Black Marsh at the turn of the first decade of 4E, Telrys encounters an unlikely companion. Adopting the persona of Oryn Llervu, a Redoran oathman, he finds himself to agree on escorting the former Telvanni mage across Morrowind.
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What happens when a member of house Telvanni travels with someone who doesn't hold much love for their house? A friendly handshake? An uncomfortable silence? A civil conversation? A death threat? None of the above? All of the above?
The only way to find out is to give the second chapter a read and see how our disaster boy Telrys deals with the matter at hand. Cheers!
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Last series: The Apothecary Diaries s2
Last videogame: The Elder Scrolls Online ; Dome Keeper
Last thing I ate: some chocolate praline i got with coffee
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Skyrim Introduction Storyboard
Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Art by Ray Lederer
Almalexia
Concept art for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
Art by Christiane Meister
Christiane was laid off by Microsoft
She has been with Bethesda for over 25 years
She was a lead character/creature artist on Morrowind and designed the in-game horses and beast races for Skyrim
Most of y’all didn’t know this, but I said I’d force myself to color this if “would” won the poll. So please enjoy Divayth Fyr!
Pictured: Concept art by Ray Lederer, one of the two concept artists who worked on Skyrim. After the passing of Adam Adamowicz, he was the only Skyrim concept artist remaining at Bethesda, but was let go of this week.
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Sir, you can't park your guar there!
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50% daydreaming about plots and writing
50% procrastinating/suffering during the actual writing process
1,600 Xbox employees were hit directly by the recent Microsoft layoffs, with an additional 1,600 from Xbox still planned for a total of 3,200 employees. This has included/will include those under the ZeniMax umbrella, including Bethesda, ZOS, id, and Arkane.
Jeff Gardiner claims that 35 were let go from Bethesda, and 95 from id.
According to ZOS Senior Content Designer Katherine Souze, this included "half" of the team in the Elder Scrolls Online content team, although she has since deleted the original post. We know this has included some very public facing people, including Lead Dungeon Director Mike Finnigan and Community Manager Gina Bruno.
Over this entire era of layoffs in the games industry, there has been a regularity to it that has become predictable. Across the industry, teams have been devastated if their project failed with the studio often shutting down. But successes can see the same thing happen.
Perhaps the only positive thing that can be said is that no studios seemed to have been closed for once. Studios were released and returned to independence or sold instead of just being shut down.
As gamers, we haven't really felt like this practice and atmosphere in the games industry has been producing more and better games from the AAA space.
If the new CEO of Xbox is right and the involved restructuring of their management leads to more good games that come out quicker, that will be fantastic. But the past waves of layoffs haven't managed to do that at all, there's no reason to think they'll suddenly work this time. The safe bet is that these layoffs are just not going to stop.
A list of people we know who have been laid off at ZOS and Bethesda:
ZOS
Community Manager Gina Bruno
Lead Dungeon Director Mike Finnigan
Writer Designer Andrew Siañez-De La O
Writer Designer Julianna Comstock
Senior Writer Designer Jeff Grubb
Project Art Director Marc Hudgins
Senior Concept Artist Christina Cornett
Senior Animator Ami DeLullo
Animator Evan Van Biert
Senior Tools Engineer Robert Bailey
QA Tester Page Branson
Producer Ethan Koltz
Environmental Artist Brandon Rush
Associate Sound Designer Andrew Jordan
Senior Sound Designer Daniel Costello
Associate Sound Designer Sebastian Theodoro
QA Tester Trevor Bream
DevOps Engineer William Novak
Realtime FX Artist Jacob Wynn
Senior VFX Artist Anelise Mize
Lead Designer Ed Stark
Senior Encounter Designer Morgan Goin
Encounter Designer Erinn Fecteau
Senior Encounter Designer James Audet
Tools Product Owner Sydney Thibeault
Senior Software Engineer Dustin Thurston
Live Game Lead Gregory Roth
Content Manager Milo Webb
QA Manager Erik Marby
Narrative Director Bill Slavicsek
Lead Narrative Designer Richard Baker
Writer Designer Alexandria Baker
Writer Designer Ameya Vinayaraj
Bethesda
Community Manager Jessica Clark
Game Designer Simon Préfontaine
GRC Engineer Wayne Saunders
Associate Quest Designer Griffin DeClaire
Quest Designer Stephanie Zachariadis
Systems Designer Jean Paul Salman
Gameplay Engineer Anne Barrett
Monetization Designer Kevin Benavides
Lead Systems Designer Jacob Naasz
Senior Build and Release Programmer Anthony Ford
Lead Quest Designer Joshua Moretto
Senior QA Tester Steven Hoyle
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Elder Scrolls Rating: Mature Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Characters: Telrys, OC: Telrys, Ulvena Girith, OC: Ulvena Girith, Male Dunmer Nerevarine (Elder Scrolls) Additional Tags: Minor Violence, unlikely allies, enemies to maybe friends Series: Part 1 of Not your pet Summary:
Somewhere in southern Morrowind, by the borders with Black Marsh, Telrys encounters an unlikely companion and gains a new name.
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Going backwards with the first chapter of post Red Mountain part of disaster boy’s adventure. I’m going to be posting all over the place when it comes to chronological order, but, it is what it is. Parts and chapters will be rearranged as they should be. Cheers!
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