Apr 27, 2025
My take on Dibella. Not satisfied with this one, but I like the concept of a blind goddess of love
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My take on Dibella. Not satisfied with this one, but I like the concept of a blind goddess of love
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Talos Farewell to The King of Atmora - TES ART Reimagined.
Credits to SmammyLove for reimagining the artwork in deviantart.
Higher Resolution | Original Art Kirkbride Concept Art.
Global warming but the people of Skyrim are excited since it means they can re-inhabit Atmora
βThen Wulfharth said: "Don't you see where you really are? Don't you know who Shor really is? Don't you know what this war is?" And they looked from the King to the God to the Devils and Orcs, and some knew, really knew, and they are the ones that stayed.β
β The Secret Song of Wulfharth Ash-King
Been thinking a lot about atmoran culture lately.
Their religion is supposed to have a really big importance in their culture, but aside from the puzzles in Nordic ruins, we hardly see any of it.
One of my personal headcanon is that all the atmoran gods were revered by all atmorans, but some gods take an importance to poeple depending on their occupations or their age.
So unmarried women would wear a cape with moth pattern to symbolise that they are under the Moth (Dibella)'s protection, and later change to a wolf fur coat when they get married and pass to the Wolf (Mara)'s jurisdiction.
Here you have Fen wearing her moth coat and then her wolf coat (hypothetical since she's not married yet)
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Confession: I feel like there's a lot of potential in exploring the other continents, like Akavir and Atmora. It doesn't need to have any concrete plot, I just want to explore.
I love Skyrim. (Location: Northwatch Keep)
When an Atmoran or Nord mourned a sibling, they'd wear a bear pelt, often from a black bear, to show their loss.
The bear was the totem animal of Tsun, the nordic god of trials and adversity. We see him in Sovngarde guarding the Whalebone bridge. He died defending Shor from other gods, this was remembered as one of their "Dead Gods" like Shor. The sibling connection is his the fact that he and his brother Stuhn, the god of ransom fraternity and justice, were shield-thanes to Shor. To mourn his brother's death he adorned parts of the bear into his armor. Making the animal a symbol of mourning a sibling and or a sign of true strength.
Wearing a blackened bear cloak symbolized the mourning of a sibling and the strength to carry what was left behind. The surviving sibling would also be one of the few allowed to light the pyre for the deceased. Their world began with each other and one would end with it.