#tescraft

[wingless-eyes]

Greetings! I am Wingless Eyes (they/he), a devotee of the Daedric Prince of knowledge and memory, Hermaeus Mora, my patron, to whom this blog is dedicated. I am an ecclectic wizard, specializing in divination, sigil work, spirit and deity work, pathworking and spirit travel, and ritual magic. This blog is intended to chronicle my journey as a daedrolator. I also post dark academia quotes and pretty pictures that remind me of my patron.

do not interact: if you are fascist, racist, sexist, queerphobic, TERF, SWERF, transmedicalist, sysmedicalist, or anti-kin

please interact: if you are a pop culture pagan, a pop culture mage, a daedra worshipper, a demonolator, or just really like books

[hemlock-druid]

An enchanting cirlce... for enchanting, obviously. Add this into your enchanting routine by printing it out, slappin' it on your workspace, and then putting the item you wish to enchant in the center. It'll help channel your energy into the item and stuff.

Free to use, but DO NOT REPOST OR TRY TO CLAIM CREDIT. I WILL STEAL YOUR INTESTINES AND HANG THEM LIKE GARLAND ABOVE MY MANTLE. And also possibly do legal things. So just don't.

Two versions, one black and one white, both transparent. Go wild. c:

[the-college-of-whispers]

[ID begin: A banner with an edited picture of an old-looking library for the background. Over top in white font with a black outline is the phrase "Need help finding something?" in a sharp, heavy metal-like font. End ID]

Want me to talk about a particular thing in the Elder Scrolls and find a way to apply it to pop culture witchcraft? Want someone to talk to about TES paganism or witchcraft? Have some questions about my craft? My ask box is open for your questions!

[jasper-pagan-witch]

I'm a little surprised but delighted with something I've noticed. (As it is something I've noticed through practice, this is UPG.)

I recently reached out to a Daedric Prince (I won't say which one right now). While interacting with them, I noticed that their energy was quite similar to that of the other deities I've interacted with (they felt most similar to Tehuti and Athena out of the ones I worship).

I've seen it talked about in pop culture pagan circles about how the energy of pop culture deities could be similar to or different from historically-worshiped deities. I'm excited to experience that hands-on!

[phantom-of-this-witch]

I really wish I could find more depictions of portly gods; especially the gods of revelry, alcohol, hedonism, and merriment. I'm looking for a representation of Sanguine for my altar, mostly looking at Dionysus and Bacchus statues because they're the closest to him I can find. Almost all of their depictions are muscular and so is Sanguine's depiction in Skyrim, using the same model as a regular Dremora, but I'm looking for something similar to the shrine in Oblivion.

[daedrc]

Virtual shrines... anyone have any tips on how to make them? Or links to like.. how-to posts?

In a perfect world, I’d like to make /actual/ shrines for Nocturnal and Meridia, but... I have a cat who is prone to knocking over everything. :’D

[lorelai-darkmoon]

Story time

So I was walking to the library today (I don't have a car) all sneezy and miserable, the sky was overcast, and some d*ck waffle left their trash can on the sidewalk (one of my pet peeves).

So I kept sneezing and yelling, and sneezing and cursing, and sneezing and sneezing.

So the sun came out and I even yelled at it, "get the f*ck back behind a cloud!" And it did.

So I kept walking and kept sneezing and kept yelling and kept cursing.

Until...

I found something lying on the ground by a stream.

I went to investigate, and what did I find?

An unopened bottle of tequila.

I was so f*cking happy. I opened it, took a nice long drink, and yelled, "thank you, Sanguine!"

I shoved it into my bag, smiled widely, and continued on to the library.

I didn't sneeze the rest of the way there and I hadn't sneezed since I arrived.

Lord Sanguine heard my plight and gave me exactly what I didn't know I needed. Thank you, Lord Sanguine.

TL;DR

I was miserable, found alcohol, no longer miserable.

[wickedenbywitch-moved]

Jyggalag - Daedric Prince of Logical Order

The Lore: Jyggalag is the daedric prince of logical order and deduction. Unlike the other princes, he does not have a summoning day to himself. He is the total opposite of Sheogorath, the mad god, as well as part of him. Every 1000 years, an event called The Greymarch occurs where Jyggalag will comeforeward to destroy and reconstruct the shivering isles to his liking.

Offerings: Water, Incense (especially of a more traditional kind), partaking in things like protests or general activism, embracing your strengths.

Altar ideas: selenite crystals, clear quartz, things made from glass, white candles,

UPG: I've only worked with Jyggalag once, but my experience was very pleasant! He seems to point out people's strengths rather than weaknesses, and over all was very polite, but don't go think he's some major softie either, he's like a stern but kind teacher. If someone needs to be put into their place, he will do it.