#rigmor

It was a good thing she spoke English. The only other language he could speak was ogrush, or Orc as most humans called it. Swedish was a bit out of his repertoire; in his experience, language barriers were often drowned out in gunfire.

He once allowed himself to be swept up in the anti-human rhetoric commonly shared within the 4th Orc Battalion, but being the relatively simple half-orc he was, human women always made him reconsider what he truly felt about humanity in general, for two unrelated reasons. 

The half-orc had a thin black beard starting to grow, and as he took his trilby off, he showed the military-style black flat top on his head. Ogrush typically didn’t care about using headwear indoors, but his mother taught him some human etiquette when she was still alive. Whether or not much of it stuck remained to be seen.

It had only been three days since I had agreed to look after and escort the irritating brat for quite the large sum of gold. In that time I've learned she; at the very least, is an accomplished fighter, extremely stubborn and...that she could make the most inane tasks entertaining.

Rigmor of Bruma

This is a superb mod, big enough to be a damn expansion, its fully voiced with a long and thrilling tale about a young girl and a thalmor conspiracy ending with the option to let go of those you love or not, 120/10 play it every time honestly, Rigmor is optionally a romance, but i think of her as my angry daughter so ive never done it, it even has an original soundtrack and an expansion to it where you literally go back to Bruma with Rigmor is in the works and im excited! you get hair options but i stick with the original shaved head rigmor. anyway, i adore this mod

Inigo 

hands down THE BEST companion mod for skyrim, it has a small story but Inigo himself is an absolute ray of sunshine and bless’every playthrough. he’s also fully voiced and an EXTREMELY advanced mod, this boy will comment on EVERYTHING right down to individual things in your inventory 100/10

The Forgotten City

have

mixed

feelings.

The premise is simple, kinda Léon-esque. The cliche of a girl or woman acting tough but being afraid inside can be explained by the Nord culture in Skyrim. You get to slaughter the Thalmor.

But the way sentences are written 40% of the time... It doesn’t fit the setting. And, like, the language in Skyrim is not Middle English, so it should be much easier to write scripts for Tamriel than for Faerun. Not for the author. “Ok to talk?” Please. “So you’re some kind of a guardian angel?” PLEASE. WHERE ARE ANGELS IN THE AEDRA/DAEDRA POLYTHEISM??

Also, I don’t know anything about Rigmor herself. She’s been through slavery and physical abuse. She can charm bears. She can fight. She has a catchphrase. She feels empathy towards other prisoners and slaves, and has no mercy for the Thalmor. Okay... What else, though? What’s her favourite song? Book? Is she tidy or messy? Is maths her strong or weak point? Is she a cat person or a dog person, or both, or neither?

And the fact that the quests make you talk to Rigmor, look at a document, then talk to her again, go to the point B, talk to her, kill the Thalmor, talk to her, read a letter, talk to her... It would have worked better as a cutscene, not a task to do. Or maybe as a “non-interactive animated sequence” kind of a cutscene, like in Dishonored. I don’t know. It just doesn’t feel right.

amazing

dialogue