#corprus

In your dream, a tall figure with a golden mask greeted you, saying: 'There are many rooms in the house of the Master. Be easy, for from the hands of your enemies I have delivered you.' It seemed you had died and could see yourself laid upon a table lit by candles. But with your own hands you touched the figure, and the figure drew breath, opened eyes, and rose from the table. Then the room was gone, and the world filled with light, and you awoke.

It had been a long day— by Azura, it had been a long week! Erra sighed to himself as he weaved through the bustling streets of Maar Gan. The second Turdas of every month was always a little chaotic in the market square as vendors set up their stalls for the Monthly Night Markets. He did not mind; it is just that so many people in one spot still left him a little overwhelmed at times. Even after fifteen years of living with the settled Dunmer, the crowds were something he just could not get used to. Especially when he had been on the road for days. He supposed that was why he chose to settle in Maar Gan, rather than Ald’ruhn or Vivec City. The outpost, with its sizable Velothi population situated on the edge of the Redoran-Ashlands, made him feel less homesick. Yes, business in Ald’ruhn was more lucrative, and it would have been smarter to try to set up in the heart of Redoran lands. Those would have been smarter decisions, yes. But he would have been miserable.

I come back with more art and thoughts.

The writing for even a few lines of a background encounter is top notch. I think this sort of care is what people have been waiting for a long time and is a part of the reason BG3 was so successful. Was Morrowind sort of that of its time?

Genuinely struggling to put the game down.

Finally got the hang of the gameplay, feeling very comfortable. (Tho admittedly I lowered the difficulty at some point)

Struggling with quests that need pickpocketing. Felt so guilty when I had to steal the code book and just couldn’t without murder.

I love the limited fast travel. It makes me focus on specific quests rather that going down a checklist of quests like I usually tend to do and the system itself feels more like taking the metro.

More games need levitation wtf.

I think I like Vivec the best because of how the skyline gets lost at certain heights.

The dreamers send chills. Shoutout to the random woman in Ald’ruhn that attacked me out of nowhere.

Heard you can only pick 1 of the 3 houses. Does it work kind of like with the guilds where there’s a conflict eventually or the moment you start a quest line it’s locked in? Went with Hlaalu without realizing and might as well stick with it tbh.

The enemies that lower your stats make me so mad.

Want to Illustrate the dreams eventually they were so charged with some kind of vibe, I’m still thinking about it.

The legion locations with those empty towers make me lose my mind.

oh wait I don't need to write too much of that I just need this