Chronicles of an Outlander

I write and draw about the adventures of the Nerevarine, Redyn Othrelas, and his many companions. My Skyrim blog: http://rosette-dragonborn.tumblr.com My AO3: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Othrelas_Legacy

[redyn-nerevarine]

🍄 Greetings! 🍄

I'm a passionate nerd who loves Morrowind, bringing my characters to life by drawing, writing, and taking screenshots of their adventures. I'm currently writing their story, Chronicles of an Outlander. Please consider reading it and more of their adventures on my AO3, Othrelas_Legacy

-My main characters-

Redyn Othrelas

Male Dunmer outlander, born and raised in Bravil. 30 years old. Kind and helpful, but also oblivious and disorganized. 6', 4". Born under The Lady.

Julan Kaushibael

(not mine, belongs to @fallingawkwardly )

Male Dunmer Ashlander outcast. 22 years old. Sassy, grumpy, but also endearingly awkward and naive. 5, 7". Born under The Lord.

Secunda Evergloam

Female Breton Nightblade. Born and raised in Sadrith Mora. 20 years old. Goofy, stubborn, loyal to her friends, and always coming up with fun ideas. 5',O". Born under The Shadow.

Lyrus Salothran

Male Dunmer Telvanni mage. 142 years old. Introverted hypochondriac, puts on a mask of not caring, but deep inside he is a squishy marshmallow. 6', 5"! Born under The Apprentice.

Silver-Star

Female Alfiq Khajit. Born and raised in Elsweyr. 14 years old. Literally the most adorable thing ever. Can do no wrong. ls a baby. About 2/3 the size of a normal housecat. Born under The Ritual.

Feel free to ask me things about them.

[redyn-nerevarine]

you are absolutely fascinating... you write crossdressing skyrim fanfic, hate trans people, and love america, its absolutely fascinating

You are correct that I love America and I write crossdressing fanfic about gay elves, except I do not hate trans people at all. I am queer, I love trans people, and I have trans friends who agree with me on many of my views that others label as 'transphobic'. If the haters took the time to do research and find the facts, they may agree also. My trans friends also get hate from the same people who claim to champion all trans people.

I appreciate you thinking I am fascinating though. I'd be happy to elaborate on my beliefs to those who have an open mind and actually seek civil discussion instead of rage-bait and trolling.

[satyrradio-deactivated20250513]

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[mxadrian779]

Q: Hey, saw you call yourself a Catholic conservative on your profile. What was/is your experience being queer in that social background like? Genuinely curious.

A: It’s definitely not a picnic, but not in the way that you think. I’m well aware of the conflict, but I also know that sacrificing any of my values or identities to be on an easier path is unthinkable.

My faith and my relationship with God are more important than what some people–on either side–say. No human has the right to interfere and judge my relationship with Him. I’ve seen every corrupted “Biblical” interpretation under the Sun, but none stick because none are true. Certainly, I get crap from the extremists, ignorance and suspicions, but it doesn’t mean anything to me. It doesn’t make me any less Catholic.

Similarly, my Republican values are more important than any identity friction. No one should be told to sacrifice their values for ease. I know the Right has its problems, but that’s why people like me are necessary. Society is too intent on automatically shutting down everyone and everything it disagrees with. Republicans need to have queer people among them for change, and the queer community needs to have Republicans among them, as well. When the world is sharply black or white, what progress can be made? None. How can we expect to forward our community and change the Right’s attitude toward us when we’re so hateful towards our own? People caught in the middle are the best hope for progress, and they need to be welcomed rather than shunned.

For all the ignorance I get from the extremists in my Christian and Conservative communities, all the laughs and eyerolls and judgments and accusations…I’ll take that over what I get from my queer “community” any damn day. For being queer in Conservative and Christian spaces, I get mocked and judged; for being Conservative in queer spaces, I get harassed, threatened, invalidated, erased, cursed out, and banned. It wasn’t someone on the Right who told me to “go back in the fucking closet,” or called me an “it,” or wrote to me that my “people deserve genocide,” or told me to kill myself. And recently, it wasn’t someone on the Right who, when I recounted this, laughed at me and told me that I had it coming.

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[an0neemouse]

Y'all ever WANT to push your boundaries with your writing and then you do and then you panic because you pushed your boundaries and now you're outside of your comfort zone?

[peaceful-femboy]

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Hi, I'm just a peaceful FtM (female to male) femboy. I hold many conservative views, I'm pro America, pro 1st and 2nd amendment, pro biology, and I'm overall an easy-going kinky weirdo.

I'm not against trans people existing (my girlfriend is trans) but the current LBGTQ movement has gotten bat-shit crazy and people, including many LBGTQ people, are sick and tired of gender ideology being shoved down their throats. We are being kicked out of our own community for not being as crazy as they are. We need to push back against it. It does harm to everyone, including the trans people it claims to protect.

Now, there are also some on the Right side who say that there is no such thing as being trans. I disagree with them. They say being trans is a mental illness. I think in some cases it is, and in some cases it is just how a person feels in their heart. There is no one single cause of gender dysphoria. But even if it was strictly a mental illness, there should be no stigma against mental illness. I'm mentally ill with depression, anxiety, and agoraphobia. I'm still valuable as a person.

But if someone is suffering from gender dysphoria, let's not jump straight to the most drastic and irreversible treatment! Transitioning works great for many people, but certainly not everyone.

[tlirsgender]

We need more women characters who are Male Protagonists. You know. Slightly haggard. She's splashing cold water on her face and gripping the edge of the sink staring in the mirror for a minute. She's coping badly with her deadwife

[redyn-nerevarine]

I disagree. We need more feminine protagonists who are sweet and demure while carrying stress and grief with quiet dignity. Being a female protagonist does not mean you have to be a man. Be a woman in the best way.

[delsicle]

I’m not sure if this will be helpful to anyone, but you literally do not have to be a good writer to write and post fan fiction. Yes you will naturally get better at writing and finding your voice the more you do it but you do not have to be or become a professional level writer to enjoy writing and sharing fics. It’s common to hear people praise fic writers by saying their work is better than published books, and while I think this comes from a good place, that’s not the norm or expectation. There is also a sentiment that fic writing is “good practice” for becoming a better writer or doing something else later, but if fic is the only creative writing you ever do that is literally okay. Your technical skill does not mean you cannot have fun and build community with your writing, or that other people cannot love and find meaning in your work.

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[alphacrone]

as a child i assumed that martha’s vineyard was a fancy private vineyard owned by martha stewart and the reason rich people vacationed there was because they were friends with martha