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Dagoth Ur welcomes you, Nerevar, my old friend.

#tes #myart #the elder scrolls #dagoth ur #morrowind #the elder scrolls morrowind

Voryn Dagoth on Solstheim after the whole Heart disaster. He hates the cold with a burning passion

He’s no god anymore but being under the influence of the heart for so long, his third eye and that of the other surviving ash vampires still exists

He survived the entire disaster because the Nerevarine never killed him. After the fight and the destruction of the heart, he was able to flee with three other ash vampires. They managed to get to Solstheim before everything went to shit.

Why did the Nerevarine not kill him? Well, a good question, and in our hc the Nerevarine is actually Voryns and Nerevars son that was born after Voryns reawakening as Dagoth Ur. In one of his few sane moments he gave the order to bring the child as far away as possible…but yeah…he came back.

irathindurart

Voryn Dagoth on Solstheim after the whole Heart disaster. He hates the cold with a burning passion

He’s no god anymore but being under the influence of the heart for so long, his third eye and that of the other surviving ash vampires still exists

He survived the entire disaster because the Nerevarine never killed him. After the fight and the destruction of the heart, he was able to flee with three other ash vampires. They managed to get to Solstheim before everything went to shit.

Why did the Nerevarine not kill him? Well, a good question, and in our hc the Nerevarine is actually Voryns and Nerevars son that was born after Voryns reawakening as Dagoth Ur. In one of his few sane moments he gave the order to bring the child as far away as possible…but yeah…he came back.

halo-1267

Ayem I may or may not ever finish

#God she looks beautiful #Amazing art

Voryn Dagoth on Solstheim after the whole Heart disaster. He hates the cold with a burning passion

He’s no god anymore but being under the influence of the heart for so long, his third eye and that of the other surviving ash vampires still exists

He survived the entire disaster because the Nerevarine never killed him. After the fight and the destruction of the heart, he was able to flee with three other ash vampires. They managed to get to Solstheim before everything went to shit.

Why did the Nerevarine not kill him? Well, a good question, and in our hc the Nerevarine is actually Voryns and Nerevars son that was born after Voryns reawakening as Dagoth Ur. In one of his few sane moments he gave the order to bring the child as far away as possible…but yeah…he came back.

#myart #tes #the elder scrolls #dagoth ur #morrowind #voryn dagoth #solstheim #wild hc i know #I’m always so afraid to share that kind of stuff #don’t come for my throat pls

chippypiper

🪻🪷🌹 some more of my first era Voryn Dagoth, designing his room was very fun. I got more comfortable with drawing interiors and i feel like its an improvement from my previous overly empty backgrounds, some stuff should still be worked on but its something, patterns are hard to work with and i spam too much metal close ups:

#this is the most beautiful art #God #I love this #beautiful art #voryn dagoth

I go a little crazy over this guy and so I attempted to draw him. Still a WIP buuut...yeah

#daemon targaryen #hotd art #myart #wip #work in progress

dovegraveyard

Sworn protector

dovegraveyard

you played well

syupon

I’m old, I’ll join trends late whenever I want!!!

and aughh look I know pal would’ve fit so well with exploded but I had to be selective about the characters man that was HARD

chaumas-deactivated20240115

the other thing about Internet dogpiling is that it is just not possible to think clearly during the acute stages. it’s so easy to criticize people for responding defensively or tactlessly to mass criticism but I cannot overstate the degree to which your brain becomes a rat in a trap. I think we do have to temporarily recalibrate our expectations in these circumstances and accept that they do not necessarily represent how that person responds to criticism. the skills for self-regulating and reacting to normal interpersonal criticism are not the same skills needed to respond to viral callouts.

chaumas-deactivated20240115

as other people have pointed out:

for most of human history, if a bunch of people are really mad at you specifically all at once, it means you’re about to die badly. obviously that’s not the case with internet controversy (…usually) but our nervous systems don’t know that. I just think that’s a variable we have to consider inherent to the circumstances rather than an aberration.