nikikicat99

I absolutely love your mods! Like, seriously. Thanks for all the tips and pointers, zzJay, and thank you for being such a great contributor in the modding community. :D

Really, I think they're all the same. They're all 'Chosen Ones' by some higher power or the other...Daedric princes...the Aedra, and so on...and, it's possible that the Nerevarine is still alive since they never die of disease AND age. If the Nerevarine survived the Oblivion Crisis (poor Saint Jiub) and the Dragon Crisis, he/she may as well be alive. Even if the Nerevarine didn't have the power to not die of old age, he/she could still be alive since in the canon since, Nerevarine was, by default, a Dark elf. They can live up to 300 years if they're lucky. Of course he/she would look like an old coot but that's beside the point. Plus, it's even suggested, according to the Elder Scrolls Wiki, that the Nerevarine made an expedition to Akavir and disappeared. So perhaps the Nerevarine is in Akavir doing who-knows-what.

I let the poor guy live. He's just kind of weird. At least he isn't as annoying as the Adoring Fan. Okay, maybe a little. (Also, I'd have to say nothing's more worse than having Lucien and Cicero talk at the same time. Mother of God.)

I play both sides. I mostly played as a Stormcloak at first, and I agree about the cause. But I don't like Ulfric that much. I dislike the way he treats the Dark elves and this is coming from someone who plays a Nord 80% percent of the time. The name Gray Quarter just seems derogatory and racially insensitive. That's one of the reasons. At first I started playing as the Stormcloaks since I wasn't paying much attention to the storyline, but then started playing as an Imperial since they don't question you based on your race. In real life I've been troubled numerous times because of racial reasons, so that's why I started playing both.

Maybe they're just called Greybeards because they're old. I think it COULD be possible for a female Greybeard, since no one seems to care if your character is female or not. There are a lot of women in power in Tamriel, so a woman could achieve such a high status without marriage or blood, regardless of race or gender. Though, I could be wrong, since beard could mean that it's male-only. A female Greybeard might just be called Greybeard despite lack of beard. Or Grayhair, or something. Probably would be an old crone though...