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aumikre β I'm still fretting
Published: 2013-01-12 18:34:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 968; Favourites: 18; Downloads: 5
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FIRST SKYRIM FANARTnever thought it would be possible given that I can only seem to play it for 12 hours at a time
anyway on my second character (a loverly high elf mage) I decided to go through with the College of Winterhold questline.
ngl the end was really bittersweet. Sure, you become the Arch-Mage and get some really frikkin cool stuff (still drooling over the robes oh my gooood) but everyone you love dies
ha my drawing skills are super rusty she whispers then goes back to playing skyrim
tiny edit: made my effeminate dude chubbier because he's a fatty and drinks mead all day
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I didn't feel bad, just because I cared more for Tolfdir rather than Savos. Tolfdir and I kinda bonded in Saarthal. Savos never really seemed to care about what happened to me.
I felt much WORSE after joining the Stormcloaks. Balgruuf was the first Jarl I met, and he was there for me before anyone knew of the Dragonborn's return. He gave me my first house. He allowed me to slay my first dragon. He risked everything to help me get to Skuldafn. And the first city Ulfric had me attack was Whiterun. It tore me up inside. Thank God I'd already moved the wife and kids to Solitude (and then to Windhelm before Solitude was sacked). To this day, a shield emblazoned with the Whiterun crest hangs over my bed in Windhelm with the blades of Haafingar and Winterhold. Never forget. And Vignar Gray-Mane doesn't deserve to be Jarl.
All this pain and devastation,
How it tortures me inside!
All the innocent who sufferΒ
From your stubbornness and pride!" - The Prince of Egypt, "The Plagues"
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wow cutIES WOW
i love their faces omg
why don't i have skyrim for the pc yet.png
oh yeah thats because my computer sucks.jpeg
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ohh thank you ;O; <3
YOU SHOULD STILL GET IT ALSDUIVHLADS
it's so much better than I expected O: I thought I'd be bored but nopE STILL KICKIN
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