#Auriel

[kayderrart]

My version of Auri-El in a Falmer form.

He is God of the Sun, so I added some glowing freckles to his skin and sunlight to his crown.

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[kyotospartyart]

Just some OCs being silly now that they're finally safe and happy. I love them so much, they brighten my days...

[elderscrollsconceptart]

Approaching Auriel's Sanctum

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Dawnguard DLC

Art by Lucas Hardi

[frostwraith]

Hey Itherael, it's time for your update! 😆

I was chatting with my friend and came up with this snippet: Imperius once asked Itherael about the outcome of the Eternal Conflict, but Itherael didn’t answer. My friend said, 'Itherael is like an author who refuses to give spoilers,' and that's how this little snippet came about.😂

😮I just found My image was compressed by the platform because it was too large, so I re-edited it and cropped it into two images. This should make the text easier to read.😆

[xephia]

[forelnorel]

cowgirl auriel

[nekrokatart]

Auriel - Archangel of Hope

[iamnotshazam]

Dipping my toes into Elder Scrolls lore for the first time: we know about Meridia and the Magna-Ge, yeah, but I feel like Azura has - or had - something to do with Akatosh/Auri-El.

He's literally Time incarnate. Azura gives prophecies. She's also Lady of Dawn and Dusk, and her symbols are a moon and star. The star - and her literal Star item - has pointed rays that could just as easily be a sun design. The Snow Elves worshipped Auri-El in Skyrim with a heavy sun theme. In Morrowind, the Nine Divines are implied to be cool with her major goals at that point, or at least cool with the idea of a Nerevarine enough to show up in person (?) along the way in side quests.

Then I just looked up her role in the Khajiit religion, in which she literally has Auri-El's role cutting the heart from Lorkhan.

Does anyone know . . . what her deal is?

[hee-blee-art]

heaven's five archangels (left to right: michael, auriel, gabriel, raphael, obitael)

[ID: two versions of a drawing of five angels: micheal, a fat angel with tan skin, short dark hair, and brown wings; auriel, a tall thin angel with light skin, long brown hair and a short beard, and greyish light brown wings; gabriel, a shorter thin angel with light skin, short white hair, and blue wings; raphael, a pudgy angel with light brown skin, dark hair, and black wings; and obitael, a thin angel with brown skin, long dark knotless braids with curled ends and black and grey wings. they are all standing side by side and looking at the viewer. in the second version, all the of angels' faces are replaced with glowing colourful eyes in different colours. end ID]

[louiseartnfriends]

how I imagine Tyraël introducing others to the human sauna

[bartholomewillustrated]

Auriel.. first of the three brothers, king of all kingdoms in the underworld, he's a man who bears the weight of greif and responsibility.. and an elegant blunt bang. (An apparently popular choice in the underworld....)

Lore under the cut.

In an age long since passed the Heart of the Underworld, a living magical artifact from which all life in the underworld springs, brought into being 3 brothers - imbueing them with the power and magic needed to steward the world it had created.

The first of these was Dreor; who became king of beasts and keeper of knowledge, the second was Auriel.

Less beasitial than his elder sibling, but no less the striking figure; Auriel was granted the gift of leadership and strength. He was always stoic, but kind, and took very seriously the role given to him by the Heart. It was with a gentle hand he aided and guided the newborn people of the underworld alongside his brothers as the heart had intended.

But their relationship became difficult and strained as Urlac, the youngest brother, had developed a taste for power and selfish cruelty.

When the third brother had turned completely to the darkness Auriel and Dreor had no choice but to intervene. Forcing Urlac to flee with his court to Nowhere; where he established his own kingdom, and set his sights on a long and destructive War with his second brother.

It was ultimately Auriel who killed Urlac and ended the War of Three Brothers. This war and this death, that had been thought to be impossible, as all three brothers are more than mortal, fractured the Heart of the Underworld, and life nor magic have been quiet the same since.

Despite all that was between them Auriel had still loved his brother, and he carries the weight of his passing, and the wanton destruction that preceeded it with him everyday. At the wars end he flung himself completely into the work of rebuilding what had been lost, often with his own two hands, labouring tirelessly, day and night, often without rest, to restore the peace of the Underworld. Slowly, eventually, the peace returned and the Underworld was safe once more.

But Auriel and Dreor knew that that peace was fragile and limited, as the oracles words had been shared to him; Urlac would someday return, and if his brothers youngest daughter was unsuccessful in her quest to stop him - he himself would be killed and the underworld would be lost to the whims of his tyrannical brother... As such he has been quietly making his own preparations for the day of Urlac's return.

For as much as he trusts the words of the Oracles, he will take not make the same mistakes he once made, and let Urlac run rampant across the Underworld again.

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Fun Facts!

The two symbols on his cape clasp chain thing are the crest of the Kingdoms of Beasts (Dreor's Crest) and the Symbol of the First Born, the same as Gerrick wears marking members of the oldest draconic families sworn to Auriel and Dreor.

The symbol in the centre of his chest, resembling the sun, and many in the modern underworld confuse it for such, is actually the heart of the underworld. magic and life emanating from it's center. The crack is something Auriel has made sure to stitch into every version of the symbol he personally wears, to reflect the real fracture in the heart that he feels he caused.

[ymrskhn]

Dragonborn - Shezarrine or Aka's champion?

Is the dragonborn of Akatosh or Shezarr? That question has been of great relevance it seems but many don't seem to have a definite answer or often overlook things, leave gaps. I can't blame them, TES lore is a mess at times.

I believe the answer is not that simple though: What happened before Mundus? LKHN got his hands on Aka's soul, wether Aka was fine with it is a matter of debate. In this sense, Mundus is actually their Amaranth - Aka dreams it and Lorkhan lives it.

The dragonborn heroes are not merely "blessed by Lorkhan" or "blessed by Akatosh". We are a SHADE of Lorkhan that still carries Aka's soul with it.

"Lorkhan" is not a name, it is merely a branding for a force of the Aurbis that embodies change. His heart tossed into the sea and now he is an active part of the mortal realm. Lorkhan may be damned to walk the Mundus forever but now, he always has the chance ascend, like all other mortals - Hence Talos.

"Anu’s firstborn, for he mostly desired order, was time, anon Akatosh. Padhome’s firstborn went wandering from the start, changing as he went, and wanted no name but was branded with Lorkhan." - Vehk's Teaching

[angel-oftheday]

The Angel of the Day is...

The Archangel Uriel

From the Testament of Solomone, 2 Esdras, Book of Enoch & Hermetic Qabalah

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[elderscrollsconceptart]

Snow Elf Sanctum

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Dawnguard DLC

Art by Lucas Hardi

[frostwraith]

I recently saw this meme, so I drew the Archangels singing with their respective fans (maybe not?).

As for why Tyrael and Imperius are missing... It's because I didn't save the file.😢😢😢 I started to think maybe neither of them likes listening to the other sing (please take this as a joke, losing the file was my mistake!)._(:з」∠)_

[xephia]