#tulondil

Has your character ever hurt or been hurt by a friend? What were the repercussions from this incident? Did the friendship survive?

I haven't forgotten about this. I just couldn't decide who should get the spotlight this time but eventually came to a conclusion: Tulondil

When Tulondil was sent out to fight for the Dominion in the Cyrodiil campaign, he had a khajiiti comrade called Zabisi-do. The two got along fairly well despite a certain wariness on Tulondil's part.

Tulondil was raised in a deeply conservative, altmer supremacist noble family. Heck, he was married off for genealogical reasons too (The reason Tulondil didn't say no was that he saw marriage as his duty to his family).

As such, he held a lot of prejudice against the other races of the Dominion, although he would not speak of it, for propriety's sake.

... Or so he thought.

One evening after a long day of marching, Tulondil and Zabisi-do were sharing a drink when a fight broke out between them. Tulondil hadn't drunk much, but it was enough to loosen his tongue. He said some horrible shit to Zabisi-do and the two stopped speaking to each other for the next two days, until their battalion, making camp at Castle Alessia, was attacked by the pact.

A trebuchet struck the castle and Tulondil got trapped under the rubble. It was Zabisi-do who freed him. The Dominion eventually managed to drive back the attackers. Both Tulondil and Zabisi-do survived.

Afterwards, Tulondil apologised to Zabisi-do and promised he would make it up to her. He took care of her equipment maintenance for the rest of their shared time, but their relationship was permanently stained and they parted ways as fellow soldiers, nothing more.

...Which means Tulondil, a former general of the Aldmeri Dominion and Ramiath, a Blacksap supporter and Cormount survivor are now in close proximity to each other...

Tulondil may be a very calm, nice guy, but he also holds everyone around him to a high moral standard, has strong work ethics, is very orderly and a simp for authority - he is a former general and joined the military at a very young age; most of these values were drilled into him from day one.

Calivenne on the other hand has no moral compass, is extremely laissez-faire about pretty much anything, is chaos personified and has zero respect for authority figures. The only reason she became an Eye of the Queen was because Raz promised her amnesty for the burglaries she committed if she put her break-in skills to good use by infiltrating the Maormer embassy.

To say that there's a lot of tension in their dynamic is an understatement. It's a bit like a strict dad and his rebellious teenage daughter working together to save the Queen.

(Originally posted to Elder Scrolls Online Amino)

I apologize for the crappy quality. I’m stuck in a backwater village in the middle of nowhere without access to a proper scanner.

I started a new character in ESO. His name is Tulondil and he’s a templar healer. I still have to characterize him properly , but here’s some information:

- Tulondil was a soldier in the dominion army when he was cought in an ambush and heavily wounded, including losing his sword arm.

- He is a pretty good tactitian and a charismatic leader - traits that would likely have enabled him to rise through the ranks.

- After his injury he refused to quit his service, focused on his poor healing magic and now serves as a medical officer.

- His family belongs to the lower nobility and comes from a very traditionalist background.

- When he was young Tulondil shared his family’s views on tradition, politics and racial purity. This gradually changed during his time at the frontlines. He learned to accept and trust the Bosmer and Khajiit who had become his brothers in arms.

- He is originally from Alinor.

- He is married and said marriage was meticulously arranged according to the strictest of Altmer traditions.

- His wife’s family is just as traditionalist.

- His wife lived in Shimmerene together with their children (A daughter and a younger son).

- With the opening of Summerset to outsiders the situation escalated. Many who had previously thought themselves save from the “cats and mongrels” now feared being overrun. Many who had only sympathized with the veiled heritance started actively supporting them, some even joining their ranks - including Tulondil’s wife, who took their children with her.