#tes travels shadowkey

[spooky-donut-ghost-house]

"The child of a mixed race couple will always be the race of the mother-"

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Khajiit

In-game 3d models for The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey

Design and modeling by Mark Jones

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I don't need to explain why this one creeps me out

[jakobos]

Ice Tribe Seax A simple sidearm made from found materials, it's useful to have while hunting a Fanged Gouti, or raiding a village.

[elderscrollscustomcontent]

The Elder Scrolls Game Art • TS4

I wasn’t able to upload this to TSR. Apparently, it’s “inappropriate” lol.

Anyway. ENJOY!!!

The file names are labeled after my birth date “NOV181991″ & "NOV1819912" .

Just in case you can’t find it.

If any of my cc needs to be updated. Please feel free to let me know. I’m very responsive. If I don’t get back to you right away. You will get a response before the day ends. ^__^

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[inkk-art]

On stream drawing redeem, drawn live on twitch.tv/inkklive

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[fenlirias]

[margieargie]

Curious if you've played the TES spinoff games? And what your thoughts on them are?

So, I haven't played any of the Travels games (Stormhold/Dawnstar/Shadowkey) because you needed to actually use cell phones in the early 2000s and I sure didn't at the time, but I have played the rest!

Battlespire is... I really like the idea behind it, it introduced a lot of great lore, and the writing was pretty fun, but as an actual game it's just a bunch of a mess. As someone who's used to and enjoyed the whole swing-mouse-to-attack thing from the first two main games, for whatever reason the way they did it here just really Does Not Work. There really is a lot about the game that just ends up being a bit off, and it all comes together to make it a mess in general.

Redguard is great for what it is! It just suffers a bit from early 3D game syndrome. I'm glad Bethesda tried to do something pretty different for this game, even if it ended up not selling well.

Online definitely comes highly recommended, if you have the time and willingness to interact with other people that you need for an MMO. It was a bit rough starting out, but it's come a pretty long way (seems to be the standard for those kind of games, but it's not quite as extreme a case of that as, say, Final Fantasy XIV... in either direction, really, don't expect it to be as good as that, but not much is).

Blades. Ah, Blades. The game is simple, but fun! The only problem is that it's built around microtransactions, and it will NOT let you forget about that for even five seconds. You can absolutely play it very well without having to pay for anything, but the amount it begs you to do that anyway gets old extremely fast. That, and the whole idea of a microtransaction-based game is a morally awful one either way.

[thatforestprince]

i love how a lot of bethesda’s implied “firsts” weren’t the firsts at all for their franchises. for example:

tes: blades wasn’t the first mobile elder scrolls game, the elder scrolls travels games were, starting with stormhold in 2003

tes online wasn’t the first multiplayer tes game, tes travels: shadowkey was in 2004 (i think, info on the travels games is scant)

and fallout 76 wasn’t the first multiplayer fallout, that was with fallout tactics all the way back in 2001.

[collegeofwinterhold]

so w the resolution of one problem comes another. i know tes travel games are very... noncanon in some degree but i need to ask . man where the hell are they set in the timeline. i know stormhold is set in 3e but shadowkey? dawnstar? man what.

anyone wanma Theorize when would they b set?

[nam-imperii]

Player Members:

Rayya, The Eternal Champion and Mother of Martin Septim (TES I: Arena)

Lysayne, The Heroine of Kvatch and later Mad Goddess (TES IV: Oblivion)

Taris Rendil, The Hero Of Azra’s Crossing and Shadow Archmage, creator of Frostcrag Spyre (TES Travels: Shadowkey/TES IV Oblivion Mage Tower Plugin)

Athor from Hammerfell: Forgotten Hero, Listener and Champion of the Dawnguards (TES: Legends Main Quest + Dawnguard and Dark Brotherhood in Skyrim)

Octavian Tullius: Last Dragonborn, Harbringer, Legate of the Imperial Legion (TES V: Skyrim)

Valania Andromeda Tullius: Archmage of the College of Winterhold, Honorary Member of House Telvanni (TES V: Skyrim)

Notable Members:

-Demiprince Avengus, Ruin Of The Blades

-General Tullius, Imperial Governor of Skyrim

-Andromeda Matius, Countess of Kvatch

-Tiber Matius, High Priest of the Akatosh Chantry and the Faith of the Eight (descendeant of Savlius Matius, Kvatch Guard Captain during the Oblivion Crisis)

-Albus Matius, promised in marriage to the older Arianna Vici, Vittoria Vici younger sister.

-Ralof of Riverwood, ex Stormcloak Captain who took the surname Wood to form the Sero-Wood Family with Teldryn Sero and Valania Tullius

-Murk and Naro and the Daedric Prince Gaithoth, ocs belonging to @the-sixth-house-unmourned

-Justiciar Kalaril, son of Ondolemar

-Rendil Sero-Wood, who took a combination of his dads names and an ancestor name (a BABY)

-Lucien Lachance/Martin Septim (nobody really knows if Lysayne baby, who was put in Tiberio Tullius custody by the blades, was Martin or Lucien son)

Open the picture on another window cuz tumblr butchers the quality

HOW TO READ THE FAMILY TREE:

-Purple lines are childrens borns not from marriage but with the spous consensous (basically from poly couples)

-Red lines are childrens born out of marriage

-dashed lines are simply adoptive childrens OR promises of marriage

GOOD 2020 FROM THE EMPIRE, TESBLR

[internationalspacehobo]

TES mutuals should I or should I not make OCs for the Travels (Shadowkey, Dawnstar, and Stormhold) games?

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Umbra'Keth

Isolated 3D model and animation for The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey

Model and animation by Mark Jones

[jakobos]

Azra Nightwielder

[thatforestprince]

to be clear these are the models for khajiit player characters, the npc models look slightly better

bonus the argonians because i think they look really cute

This agile cat race was native to Tamriel long before the arrival of the humans and elves.

–Description of Khajiit from The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey

[elderscrollscustomcontent]

The Elder Scrolls Anthology

("Laundry Day" Pack is required for this) I made these so my Sims would also have their very own collection of The Elder Scrolls games. Hands down, my favorite game franchise of all time. I own every game from TES Arena to Oblivion. In their original boxes. Well okay. Maybe not Morrowind and TES Arena Deluxe Edition but I’m working on it. My goal is to own multiple copies of those games for every console. But other than that. I do have TES Arena, Daggerfall, Battlespire, Redguard, and Shadowkey in their original boxes and case. Shadowkey isn’t even opened. Still wrapped in its packaging and I don’t dare open it. If you don’t wanna download my cc. You can just look at them in the YouTube video I posted. ^___^

>>TES COLLECTION ANTHOLOGY (SimsFileShare)<<

-28 Swatches, includes DLC’s

>>The Elder Scrolls Travels Shadowkey & Dawnstar (SimsFileShare)<<

For the Nokia N-Gage. Dawnstar texture from reddit user Mway1

Aedra shrines Download or anything else that Skyrim related. She makes some really great CC!

[thescholarlynord-blog]

The War of the Bend’r-mahk and the Reach

As described in the Pocket Guide to the Empire, 3rd Edition for Skyrim, Hammerfell and High Rock, the Nords won a war against the Crowns and Bretons and swallowed up miles of their lands.

Map of TES Travels: Shadowkey

Dragonstar is the most famous of the places taken by the Nords in the War of the Bend’r-mahk. It was not fully conquered: Split between the Redguard resistance in the west and the Nord invaders in the east, scarcely a day went by without acts or terror.

A Briar Heart comes to life.

The Forsworn, a radical group of Reachmen who could no longer stand living under the boots of the Nords, permiate the Reach as of 4E201.

The Reachmen can be described as barbaric compared to the norm in Tamriel. According to Cedran at the Markarth Stables, blood sacrifices and communing with Daedra were part of the old ways the Forsworn are trying to restore. Thus the presence of shrines to Molag Bal and Namira should not be considered coincidental in the Reach.

The House of Horror.

If we go back to the Pocket Guide to the Empire, 1st Edition we can find 2 entries on the Reach. Once as part of Skyrim and the Western Reach, which is part of High Rock.

For the Reach that is part of Skyrim, there is very little to say. It’s only uncommon feature is that it is remarkably racially diverse for a Hold in Skyrim. The Western Reach, on the other hand, matches the Reach we see in 4E201 much closer.

Markarth

The people of the Western Reach are described as a mongrel race, albeit with little Nordic blood in their veins, that are hostile to the Empire and everyone else. Orcs are a common feature in their lands, and their land is described as mountainous.

The Bear of Markarth.

Since the Reach we see in Skyrim more closely matches the Western Reach that was once part of High Rock, my hypothesis is that the Reach we see in 4E201 was once divided into the Reach and the Western Reach, but it was reunited under the Jarl of the Reach as a result of the War of the Bend’r-mahk, almost 250 years before the Stormcloak Rebellion.