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[We did not die. I will admit I may have over anticipated my own demise. The landscape has changed and we are truly in the heart of the red desert. The difference over the last few days I will note is the change of air, it feels thicker here. Suffocating almost. The rock-like structures that keep me company are so angular they look like they could have only been carved by the most nimble of fingers. Yet I know that to be impossible. Life here is minimal and the only way Itunal and I have gotten this far is by the common water weevils that seem to plague every province. Yet even still they seem to carry less water than the usual plump ones from home. They are probably the most pathetic creatures I have ever seen. Despite their shortcomings they will suffice in aiding in my survival for now.
Here I have attempted to capture their mediocrity:
Pale and sad
Pathetic water pouch
Unappealing grey
Ugly
Smaller water sucklers
Thin]
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Very special post today. I was given permission from the 'NATIONAL ARCHIVING FACILITY (480k)' to share a few pages from a recently restored journal they've been keeping on hold. There's a possibility we may even get to show off some archived artefacts later down the line. So fingers crossed. Again a big thank you to the 'NATIONAL ARCHIVING FACILITY'.
TEXT [I have taken it upon myself to begin a personal account. I find my chances of survival slimming the further I and Itunal walk through this wretched desert. If I am to perish under Lepidos cruel yet gracious wing I may as well have something to show for it, even if just a mere papyrus journal. The sand is hot and my tarsi wraps do little to ward off the heat. I am fairly certain that the account of remnants of civilization before the purge was a farce to begin with. Even the most primitive of creatures would stay away from wastelands. Itunal is running out of nectar to give. She is unhappy, I am unhappy. We are going to die.]
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Ummm... this was Frankenstein right?
Do I understand it? No. But it has my full support nonetheless.
Merethic Era Falmer (snow elves)
I was thinking of doing a mini project about Merethic Tamriel and a documentation of the people that were living there in a sort of semi-historic way.
Of course most of it would probably not be entirely lore accurate and there will be a lot of headcanoning but it's fun regardless. So enjoy the first addition to this series.
Falmer: The falmer during the Merethic era were the tallest mer race on Nirn growing on average between 6 - 7 feet. They were also the hairiest and bulkiest on average due to the cold climate. Their culture and practices during this time were very similar to modern day nordic ones due to the cultural overlap and assimilation on the atmorans end when they first arrived to Skyrim.
They valued strength and honour. Their original gods are long lost now however historians speculate the modern nordic gods could share traits with the Falmer's old gods.
In the early Merethic era the snow elves invaded and seized what is currently the Summerset isles. This is how it is assumed Auri-El (An Altmeri/Aldmeri God) was introduced to Skyrim and later would become the primary god in the snow elven pantheon.
Furs, beards, and long hair was the norm in terms of falmer fashion for a long time due to the extreme weather however the shorter hair and beardless look though impractical in such weather was popularised in later years. Again influenced by the fashion trends on the much warmer summerset isles.
Generally speaking when the Falmer weren't invading distant lands or declaring wars with other clans they were a prospering civilisation and in the early days were much like the nords not particularly interested in magic. This was partly due to the fact Skyrim has large iron deposits meaning smithing and weaponry were the most practical but that didn't mean there was no magic at all.
Healers generally could manipulate the weave and tell or even change the future. But when Auri-el was popularised magic become a much larger part of the Falmers lives being combined and assimilated into what they already had. For example enchanting among smiths and manipulation of elements specific to Skyrim (Ice magic mostly).
These changes didn't come fast of course, the falmer were quite stubborn. But over time a cultural shift did happen going from axe-wielding barbarians (As the Aldmer called them) to a slightly more tame society that we know a little bit today.
This didn't come without its challenges however as while the falmer were changing the Atmorans living there were not and in fact had taken on a lot of the cultural aspects or even gods of the traditional falmer. This inevitably was the beginning of the end as tensions got higher with these cultural and religious differences it ended the only way it could, in a war. And well, you know the rest.
Currently the ancestors of the Merethic snow elves thrive in cave systems below ground. While the nords toil above ground, the nords frost resistance of course being a product of falmer and atmoran ancestors. Regardless both societies still hold the values the early Snow elves held. Strength and Honour.
Hear me out about the drow...
Okay I know this isn't my usual stuff but it has to be said. Stop giving the drow british accents in your campaigns. Give them Australian accents.
Instantly 10x funnier and also thematically appropriate because the drow's entire backstory consists of bunch of criminal elves being shoved into a harsh and unfamiliar land full of giant spiders by other slightly more british elves.
They're quite literally down under...
In the underdark.
I'm so sorry.
Okay hear me out. What if the Falmer were culturally far more similar to the modern day nords rather than the altmer or the ayleids?
Like if the Falmer's culture was a more intense version of what we see of the ancient nords in Skyrim. Because the nords kind of just integrated their own culture into the falmers. Maybe the Falmer were originally far more similar to the vikings and other ancient Scandinavian cultures rather than just being the altmer but pale.
Or maybe even towards the end of their reign they started to shift cultures to a more altmer influenced lifestyle and religion making Auri-el a more prominent God figure in their pantheon. Sort of similar to how Scandinavia got christianised.
It would explain why tensions between the Atmorans and the Falmer suddenly became so high when they were previously living peacefully together.
It would also be fascinating to consider the fact the nords could actually be descendants of both the atmorans and the Falmer. Sort of like the bretons. It's very difficult to completely wipe out an entire country worth of people. And not every Falmer wanted to go underground with most being opposed to the idea. So it would make more sense for those who didn't join the Dwemer for protection to be slowly "integrated" with the atmorans which would explain the entire disappearance of the rest of the Falmer. It also gives the modern day Nords a new context which I really like because its sort of poetic irony the nords themselves would be another small part of what was left of the ancient falmer.
Also there's no way a bunch of people living in freezing cold temperatures aren't going to have beards. Bethesda is lying to me.
Anyways it might not line up with canon but it's an interesting thought. Also brings some funny scenarios to mind.
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More likely than you might think
The small red boy is back.
‘I don't like it when you do that’
'woah guys... that was a little fucked up actually’
“Which one are you?”
missed drawing this lil dude
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Behold... Brian
I drew this while my friends aggressively played Cluedo-