Master Marksman

I'd like to think in real life i'm a reasonable, idealistic, paganistic, conservative and empathetic person. I also believe that if you've given something you could easily destroy or seroius harm a chance to stop pissing you off, that resorting to a aggressive reminder is perfectly acceptable, e.g dont touch my lunch again or you'll see your breakfast again. In game, I'm extremely conservative (i dont use enchanted weapons because of the nnoying constant recharging), highly paganistic (oh...look at all the bodies in the chapels), idealistic (don't try to kill any peaceful {unholy} entity), empathetic , and reasonable ( when i fight something in melee I give them a SINGLE chance to surrender). I see its interesting to see elements of neutral and moral behaviour, but terribly amusing to see amplified cruelty. Its more interesting to see these changes because of the lack of moral repercussions (and opposingly moral rewarding), and this, I think though many would disagree, shows a more realistic behaviour portrait of ourselves. In Oblivion we aren't limited by how much money we have, how many illegal things we can do in 24 houses, how many exotics suits we can buy for our avatar, or even the fact in real life fear would cut down our decisions. Its because ingames, especially oblivion, we are free to modify it and manipulate its elements and resources how we see fit because we want to experience something we couldnt do in real life. If anyone was crazy enough to read a post as long as this, I hope someone understands our decisions in Oblivon from the crazed ranting of a 10th grade Aussie.

I believe that would either be a dremora mace (not worth picking up) or a light field bow (sometimes but not usually worth picking up). If thats right, why are Land Dreughs called Billies?

Not only is that rather confusing, but I thought Akivir was more aligned to "serpent". Oddly enough, Tiger, Dragon, Empire sounds like Emperor Tiber Septim, when aranged as Empire, Tiger, Dragon.

Agatha Christies?

There appears to be no age group for 15 or under, which i would fit into now, but I started playing at about 13 like Gamerbird.

Personally I would go for something easily defendable yet practical. Something like a long hall at the entrance that slowly widens out to a great hall, something like one of the vanilla forts, with stairwells flanking the entrance. I would have a dining hall and throne/sitting room behind the stairwells on the first floor. I would then have several bedrooms and high density garrisons up the stairs with an armory in close reach. The garrisons, about two, would also feature doors leading to overwatch balconies covering the West to East. The Armory is linked to the master bedroom. The master bedrooms and flanking guest bedrooms would also lead out to more fortified South overwatch balcony. The balcony would feature alchmaical apparatus as well as training dummies. Might have a basement, through long trapdoor tube from the master bedroom, with a heavily fortified door only unlockable with a custom spell, where the basement features several shelves and heavy chests for special loot and memorable quest items. May include spell and enchant altars and a few portals.

Yep Next Question!

I have not idea who that is. He is a khajit, but not as noble. Just read the goddamn skill books.

Think smaller and ...furrier.

Natalia Dravarol was a cartographer in 3E 433, considering her name is on the standard map. If that is correct, and considering someone is yet to answer it, who is "The Liberator"?

Name of you character: Ithrial Weapon or Weapons of your character: Redwood Bow, Redrunner Broad Arrows, Ayleid Longsword Head Slot: None (,except Silver Diadem: I also appreciate hair) Upper Body Slot: Eyren's Vampire Hunter Long Vest Black (enchanted with shield and feather) Hand Slot: Eyren's Vampire Hunter Gloves Black (enchanted with shield and feather) Lower Body Slot: Eyren's Vampire Hunter Leggings Black (enchanted with shield and feather) Back Slot (Cape): None Feet Slot: Eyren's Vampire Hunter Boots Black (enchanted with shield and feather) Amulet Slot: Neckless of Swords Ring(s) Slot(s): Mundane Ring, Ring of the Ironfist Class: Agent Birthsign: The Thief Race: Wood Elf, Female (because female wood elves run faster than male wood elves) The person they worship: Kynareth

I'm sorry for posting again considering i've already enlisted my army, buts its quite suprising how many of the guys are using their armies for the sake of burning and pillaging. By the time you've done this to the first 3 cities, i would really doubt any of those armies would still exist. Its not a bad idea, but its not a practical idea either. Your better off getting 250 assasin archers to kill the count of each city one by one. In fact, you're better off plundering every single dungeon, as it would be several times more rewarding and even more morally enlightening.

Correct! Proceed

If you couldn't get the other one, i'll give out this one: What do you find next to the pillow of the Vilverin leaders bed?

If that doesn't deserve a medal, then the nefarious person who put that in the game should clean your boots for a week.

You know it then? I thought this would have been hard!

Zarek was beset by a rather stupid and macho bandits, and got two killed while competiting in swimming and running and the third was attacked by a hive of bees. He ran as the last brother of the three was heavily distracted. If that is correct, who is 'The Liberator'?

The first of Orsinium is Gortwog, considering he named it that. If that's correct, what happens to the Gold Ribbon of Merit?

Yep. Right. Vangaril gets assimilated by Erandur, his friend. Go for the next question!

Okay What is the name of the Lich that kills Vangaril, and if you know, what happens to Vangaril

I think I know this one. In the game, you get the Mysterium Xarxes, supposably a book of large inherant dark power. The book the Ohgma Infinitum (or something like that) reads rather simalarily. I'm not truly sure if their actually related, but i'm sure the Mysterium Xarxes was supposably written by Mehrunes Dagon, but the endings don't match... So the scribes name (i would guess) would be Xarxes.

My Army? Hmmmnnn... Considering I play a wood elf, i would have: Myself, im level 52 249 wood elf rangers, somewhere at bandit/marauder level All clad in elven armor, circlets, some average enchantments all with elven shortswords and bows and plenty of arrows, Then we would all laugh and get hungry, Then go off and raid some random fort like fort wooden-hand Let half defend it in shifts, And the other half join me and raid the market taverns. Then swap. Then swap.

I believe the first are the Blades, the second are the Mythic Dawn and the third starts with an M. I think they are Maruhkati Selectives. If this is correct, what is the book that features an undead vampire, a sealed room with one door and a key?