#ayleids

[ravelsquadespresso]

An Asylum, A Dream

“My name is Idira Tlass. I am a spy in the house of longing. I etch the funeral masks of the gods. I close their eyes. I open their doors and I learn their lies. I am not crazy.”

  ---- daily affirmations of a mad pilgrim, Feral World MX 3452, ‘Resdayn’

An Asylum, A Dream - Cover Art and Introduction - ravelsquadespresso - Multifandom [Archive of Our Own]

What better way to finally start the "Idira in Morrowind" shenanigans then during the Rogue Trader Women's Week [ @rtwomenweek ]? None! None :)

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Series (will be updated here and there): An Asylum, A Dream - ravelsquadespresso - Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, Warhammer 40.000, Warhammer 40.000: Rogue Trader (Video Game) [Archive of Our Own]

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[luki-m3]

King Laloriaran Dynar, the last King of the Ayleids. Made with pencil and pen.

[sigrid-of-solstheim]

how is this game so beautiful

[lotusfaebell]

⊱ The Forgotten Races of Nirn ⊰

[aethuviel]

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Gelebor reading an Ayleid reference text.

There isn't any more Falmer text than the Falmer stone, but Ayleidoon is very similar to the Falmer language (probably mutually intelligible).

[trickstarbrave]

the ayleids apparently used flesh sculpting and flesh magic prolifically and what im saying here by bringing this up is i think they should be more like the tzimisce from vtm

[tastesoftamriel]

Hello again I have another question! Do we have any information on the type of foods some of the races that have sadly died or vanished used to eat and cook? I'm have been wondering what sort of food the snow elf or the dwemer would have eaten.

I have written several posts in the past speculating on the diets of some of the ancient peoples of Tamriel! ~Talviel

Dwemer

Ayleids

Sixth House

Snow Elves

Chimer

Direnni

[uesp]

"In the wilds of most every province of Tamriel, descended philosophically if not directly from the original inhabitants of the land, are the Ayleids, commonly called the Wild Elves. While three races of Elven stock -- the Salache (or High Elves), the Boiche (or Wood Elves), and the Moriche (or Dark Elves) -- have assimilated well into the new cultures of Tamriel, the Ayleids and their brethren have remained aloof toward our civilization, preferring to practice the old ways far from the eyes of the world."

--Excerpt from the Daggerfall version of The Wild Elves