#project notes .

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The Fernlock Siblings

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the green pact & her beliefs in it.

it is a common practice amongst the bosmer to practice the green pact. the pact made between bosmeri people & their god y'ffre, which is the agreement that no plant life is to be eaten or harmed, and resources they hunt and gather should not be wasted, so one would find that a lot of wood elves are strict carnivores.

aneedril follows this belief loosely for her own reasons, as she will still mainly consume red and white meats in her diet, but she was raised most of her life outside valenwood and instead in cyrodiil; so there will be very rare occasions, like once in a decade for her, where she'll indulge in plant-based dishes; but it's not without great stomach pain afterwards because she's not used to the dietary change.

so it's more of a dietary preference over a religious preference for her at the end of the day.

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OH and another thing. aneedril's teeth look like this but her canines are shorter than what's pictured here.

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these are mods for skyrim that are canon/i plan to implement alongside aneedril's story

inigo

lucien

the thalmor's shadow - taliesin

kaidan 2

legacy of the dragonborn

interesting npcs

moonpath to elsweyr

clockwork

beyond skyrim: bruma (and their future expansions)

a super secret companion mod being made by a friend of mine

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so this is some of dialogue i already have written out, though this is subject to change as the project goes on.

“Do you think the Companions would let me study Jorrvaskr’s architecture?” (whiterun)

“We simply must make our way to the Skyforge before we leave!” (whiterun)

“The dragon, Numinex, was held prisoner here so many centuries ago, did you know that?” (whiterun)

“Watch where you swing that, will ya?” (being accidentally hit)

“You… you are so lucky that I think moderately of you.” (being accidentally hit)

“Lydia seems… in her thoughts most of the time.” (commenting on Lydia)

“Hold on, I haven’t taken notes on this yet.” (going up the 7,000 steps)