#Khajiit oc

[marcusoseman99]

bet he stole them #stromcloaks

[inutiliacapra]

beast looks alot more meaty in this updated vers of his werewolf form >:))

finally turned 21 last saturday 🤭🤭 finally get to smoke and drink all i want

[munni-art]

a little background about my ос ps she is still quite small here :)

[jaypilledsquared]

fuck it. pallas cat khajiit

my newest oc, friends with omevsa and ghost-eyes, meet makar snow-mane :) he was raised in windhelm, but eventually left (was basically kicked out) after ulfric came into power. he traveled with the khajiit caravans for a bit before deciding he wanted to learn magic at the college of winterhold. he was raised among nords (hence the nord name) and for the longest time he considered himself one of them. he's a dagi and Yes he stands on his tail to keep his paws warm like actual pallas cats do :)

[unrepentant-heliocentrism]

can't get enough of the ohmes

[khajiiti-dragonborn]

I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters I hate chaurus I hate frostbite spiders I hate chaurus hunters

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[yewphoric]

Portrait of my LDB, Ragnar! (he/it)

[basket-of-potatoes]

ESO commission

[cruisingheightswithdragons]

Team Dragonborn!

[valmoxium]

J'kharni's actual natural coat and the winter coat he developed when he moved to Skyrim! He looks more like the bobcat/lynx/cougar mix he's supposed to be since it seems people still keep thinking he's a tiger based on his markings…. 💦

[hircines-hunter]

Miraji - Ohmes Raht Khajiit

[f15hyw15hy]

Skyrim lore is so cool,I gotta make a lore inaccurate oc!

[mannimarcoiscool]

S'hira

[feykrow]

Shojiir, one of my Elder Scrolls Online OC's & A Queen's Eye for Ayrenn. He's a quiet guy, but enjoys surprising non-Khajiit by speaking up halfway through a conversation.

[unrepentant-heliocentrism]

ohmes-raht ko'motaba 🌌 scholar with a vested interest in necromancy (for the greater good!)

[khajiiti-dragonborn]

Currently trying to figure out The Temple of Dibella quest.

Why did the Forsworn kidnap the Sybil of Dibella?

Did the Forsworn know she was the Sybil of Dibella or did they just happen to bring her to what looks like a desecrated shrine of Dibella?

Why is there a shrine of Dibella in this fort?

Why are her parents Breton while she's marked as a nord? (I'm assuming this is just because they don't have the option to make non-nord child, but you can never tell what's a bug and what's a feature with Skyrim)

Considering how prevalent Dibella is in the region of Markarth (the temple, the desecrated shrine, the altar on the road to Markarth, and the Sybil also being from The Reach) in the grander historical context it seems like Dibella holds some significance to the nords in this region, and maybe even the Bretons? Which is such an interesting idea considering the Forsworn/Reachmen worship daedric princes.

Maybe the Bretons somehow began worshipping Dibella in some way, leading to a split between traditional Reachmen who worshipped mostly daedric princes led by Hircine, and more Imperial/Nordic influenced Reachmen who had a more blended pantheon (similar to cultures like the old Nords and the Khajiits), led by Dibella. A more blended religion was probably favorable to the Reachmen when they retook the Reach, who were still attempting to co-exist with the Nords (because you know the nords would have been waaay more violent if the Reachmen tried to make daedra worship as common as it seems to be in the Forsworn tribes).

Or perhaps Dibella provided the Nords with some kind of favor to overthrow the Reachmen the first time around. Maybe Dibellan worshippers were able to act as spies or somehow provided the Nord warriors plotting to take back the Reach with some sort of advantage, and in exchange Dibella was worshipped more commonly in the Reach.

Either way, there seems to be some plot threads here that a better RPG would have turned into a fully fledged story, but in true Bethesda fashion it was left as bare bones context clues for most people to go "oh that's neat" and for my autistic hyperfixated ass to go "WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN??"

Ah Skyrim, my love-hate relationship with you continues on, as strong as ever.