#scourge warlock

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Guess who started playing Neverwinter xD

Random thing about me: sometimes, I like to play fantasy rpg style computer games. Though in the first one I ever played - Skyrim - I dabbled for a while in one-handed swordsmanship and a bow for ranged fighting, I eventually settled in the realm of destruction mage, because to me nothing says “obliteration of enemies” like an exploding fireball to the face.

Thus I always choose a mage of destruction and, at times, dark magic when I play these sorts of games. Basically anything that comes with “wields highly destructive magical energies” in the description I will pounce on. False comfort as it may be, throwing fire and lightning around makes me feel better about my character’s chances of survival through victory and victory through the tenet of hitting first and hitting hard, even if I do more often than not fling the spells around while running and screaming in terror.

Skyrim costume for my Khajiit character was sketched from rough memory after months of not playing, so it’s inaccurate. It’s deliberately inaccurate when it comes to that mask. I realize that the mask was looted off a dragon priest and that it is therefore flat-faced for use of the human who it once belonged to but for goodness sake I can never take it seriously that my cat-faced character is wearing it like that. Let the cursed thing morph, and let the ears poke through the hood.