#Temple Scroll

[shamballalin]

What is Really going on with Israel and Palestine

Ishmael and Issac In case you don’t understand what Israel is doing to Palestine and Lebanon, read the following: First, from The Temple Scroll God said, “Behold, I will make a covenant. “[For it is something dreadful that I] will do [to you.] I myself will expel from before you the Amorites, the Canaanites, the Hittites, the Girasites, the Perizzites, the Hivites, and the Jebusites. …” In…

[ddepressius]

The old art with Garvus.

And yes, templar! The old spear design, I miss it...

[elderscrollsconceptart]

"Alduins Wall"

Full Resolution render of Alduin's wall as seen in the trailer and promotional materials.

Credit for the render is unclear, but the design is directly based on a piece by Adam Adamowicz

This is the highest resolution image of the wall that I have ever seen. Even with Tumblr's compression, seriously, zoom in and check out the details.

[kayderrart]

Have you ever wondered what Arch-Curate Vyrthur would look like with normal eyes? We found this in the game files (and this was actually not Vyrthur's model) 👇

There are 7 Snow Elf models in Skyrim files in total - Gelebor, Vyrthur and 5 Prelates in ghost form (Sidanyis, Athring, Celegriath, Nirilor, Edhelbor).

Me and my friend @guiquart were curious about how those Snow Elves look like without ghost skin. But in the game files we found something very unexpected.

When we removed the ghost skin and looked at the standard textured models, it turned out that one of them, Prelate Sidanyis, was actualy Arch-Curate Vyrthur but with normal eyes. This is what Vyrthur would look like if he wasn't a vampire (and I personally think he looks beautiful, kind and charming).

Those vampire eyes change his appearance so much, don't they? He is like baby/evil here.

Moreover, they all had these pale red robes as temple clothes.

(so I was pretty close drawing this in my arts)

If you would like to look at the rest of the Prelates without ghost form, here they are:

Now we know the real appearance of each remained Snow Elf in the game.

Thanks for your attention to Snow Elves ❄️🤍

Bonus: Vyrthur actually has another name. Althadan. And maybe this is not a name at all but a transliteration of some word in Falmeris, we don't know to be honest. 👀✨️

[389]

The Temple of Kynareth The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall

[arabian-batboy]

Damian continues doing 99% of the work in this event even though he only got 1% of panel-time in it so far.

[puppetstringed]

The Temple of the Divines in Solitude

[sukitra]

Kyne

[themintman]

[oblivions-dawn]

𝕋𝕙𝕖 𝕊𝕥𝕠𝕟𝕖 ℚ𝕦𝕒𝕣𝕥𝕖𝕣

a Skyrim journey, 56/?

[nerevar-quote-and-star]

Martin: You know what would be so gross?

Hero of Kvatch: What?

Martin: If someone gently hugged me from behind and caressed the back of my neck before telling me everything is going to be okay. That they care about me.

Martin: That I'm seen for who I am and yet still loved regardless of my flaws.

Hero of Kvatch:

Martin: Like, that would be so stupid.

Hero of Kvatch:

[ddepressius]

Oh, these dunmer family squabbles...

So! I would like to tell you more about these characters, but it would take too long...

Thrals Indoril is the chief Justice of Mournhold at the time of the 3E, an extremely unpleasant personality, cruel in his justice (partly inspired by inspector Javert, if you know what I mean).

Velina Indoril (I have her as an eco-character, a fiery woman, I'm serious) is a loving mother, whose child her own husband gave to the Temple at the age of ten (her child Garvus Indoril is a key character in the Nerevarin story, so his fate has several versions...)

A short comic about this moment (sorry, not in the resource to translate now):

I have a huge number of headcounts about the inner workings of the Tribunal Temple, and perhaps, this is a rather cruel story about how fanatical faith can lead to the erasure of identity in the Garvus' case.

A fragment of a comic strip about his attitude to faith:

Of course, I'm doing a great job explaining all this just so that you understand the joke at the beginning of the post, but hey, what exactly is your chronological narrative and the laws of logic?..

[elderscrollsconceptart]

Temple

- possibly a location for Trials of the Dragonborn.

- Note the vapors which are meant to induce hallucinations during the trials

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

Art by Adam Adamowicz

[aemiron-main]

why is he posed like a dead oblivion npc

[autistic-echo]

TesShiptober: first kiss

a closeup under cut

another piece with them from a while ago