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Commission for @artaeums <3
Wrong place and time to respawn!
update on nessy piece. excited about her blue fire in eso so I have incorporated it into her character design now. she is also going to be darker like granite and charcoal mixed together instead of albino. the fury of coldharbour seethes through her as its conduit. she tries her best to free the just and punish the wicked with the gifts given to her from the curse she did not choose to receive.
yes i do plan on putting her in some form of clothing. coverage of the body tbd.
pov. by the way
Coldharbour
Art for The Elder Scrolls: Online
Art by either Jeremy Fenske or Corey Loving
Daedroth's reconnaissance into the boudoir of Golden Saint
One shouldn't base one's idea of a Golden Saint entirely on "Oblivion"—a first-hand account by someone veritably insane and thus beholden to most frightful fancies (in addition to being, all facts collated, a serial arsonist). No wonder that a mind diseased would paint these servants of Sheogorath as beautiful women of valkyresque stature. And animated statues they may well be, for their bodies are almost entirely made of some metallic alloy (I would say electrum if not for traces of greenish corrosion indicating the presence of copper). Given they have organic hearts pulsating underneath the golden plating—can golden saints really be a product of evil transmogrification of a living being?