Skyrim - What dragon are you?

What dragon are you?
When I arrive in Riverwood for the first time...
Where!?
Probably the best killcam screenshot I've ever taken
The next mother fucker to approach my Jarl is getting my heel in the top of their head
Beyond Skyrim Bruma released for Skyrim Special Edition
Guard followed me into bleak falls barrow
I had my character sleep for 31 in-game days, to reset every cell. When I got back to the game after tidying my room up, two entire months had passed, and both the thane and bard were dead downstairs. Wtf?
Fire & Ice. An old screenshot I found.
When Delphine asks how "Diplomatic Immunity" went
I never saw these before, and they're freaking hilarious
How do the Vigilants of Stendarr feel about Meridia?
The many colours of Markarth.
PRAISE BE
300hrs of playtime and I never knew dragons could plummet to the ground and break the terrain till now.
Riften in the morning...
My favorite killcam screenshot, even though it's a little messy
This bitch be sellin her wedding ring. Perhaps it's time she joins Camilla and Faendal in the Void.
Anyone else have this weird square visual bug?
'Beyond Skyrim: Bruma' for Special Edition is out!
It's so nice to see the Great Forest again. (Beyond Skyrim: Bruma)
Such a pretty game...
After throwing way too many fireballs, my mage had a mid-skyrim crisis wanted to be a hand-to-hand fighter. His first attempt was a bit over-zealous ;)

What dragon are you?

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 05:54 PM PDT

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When I arrive in Riverwood for the first time...

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 06:22 PM PDT

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Where!?

Posted: 16 Jul 2017 01:41 AM PDT

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Probably the best killcam screenshot I've ever taken

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 12:27 PM PDT

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The next mother fucker to approach my Jarl is getting my heel in the top of their head

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 10:25 PM PDT

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Beyond Skyrim Bruma released for Skyrim Special Edition

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 08:25 PM PDT

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Guard followed me into bleak falls barrow

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 01:38 PM PDT

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I had my character sleep for 31 in-game days, to reset every cell. When I got back to the game after tidying my room up, two entire months had passed, and both the thane and bard were dead downstairs. Wtf?

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 01:40 PM PDT

Update: I think I may have solved the mystery.

So, I have a mod installed called Moonlight Tales, for SSE. One effect of the mod is that you will sometimes, involuntarily, become a werewolf, and the chances increase with every waxing moon phase. At one point, after the resting period was over, my character turned into a motionless werewolf next to her bed upstairs (since it was used for the cell refreshing, obviously), and her... uh, dedicated, Teldryn.. Must have ran down and slaughtered their roommates after they sensed a werewolf aura in the house and promptly freaked out.

That's what I get for taking a 15-minute nap (yes, the irony is not lost on me) and tidying up clothes...

Leaving original post here for prosperity...

They (steward and bard) were lying together in their own blood, in front of the cooking pot in the main hall, but I couldn't find out who killed them, and there were no blood tracks anywhere in the house. There was also no one, aside from my follower who was just chilling around, not even a glitched bandit or skeever. This was Lakeview Manor, if that means anything.

Has this happened to anyone before? I ended up just reloading and doing the 31-day reset again, while doing more afk stuff. (There's a mod that simply extends the resting limit from 24 hours to 744 with no interrupts.)

EDIT: Steward, not thane! I'm the thane of Falkreath, damnit!

EDIT #2: The crime scene.

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Fire & Ice. An old screenshot I found.

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 09:39 AM PDT

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When Delphine asks how "Diplomatic Immunity" went

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 01:23 PM PDT

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I never saw these before, and they're freaking hilarious

Posted: 15 Jul 2017 08:35 PM PDT

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How do the Vigilants of Stendarr feel about Meridia?

Posted: 16 Jul 2017 12:46 AM PDT

As we've all learned from our time with the game the Vigilants of Stendarr will hunt any and all Daedra worshippers because according to them Daedra are unsaveable evil creatures who corrupt anything they touch (I paraphrased). And while most of the Daedric Princes certainly fit that narrative i.e. Molag Bal being the literal god of rape, Mehrunes Dagon invading Nirn and trying to kill everyone, Namira making you a cannibal, Vaermina with the whole nightmare thing, etc. There are a few Daedric Princes who can't really be classified as wholly evil, Nocturnal, Azura, and Sanguine come to mind as princes who don't seem very nefarious yet some of their actions can be said to harm mortals.

But then there is Meridia, she's considered by mortals to be the only benevolent Daedric Prince. She detests the undead and necromancy as shown by her quests, and she was even originally an Aedra who helped create the mortal plane. So it seems like the Vigilants and Meridia's goals align at least in regards to the undead, both of them want to wipe undead out. The Vigilants' main enemy in Skyrim are vampires and Dawnbreaker is shown to work against them so wouldn't it make sense for them to want to obtain it? Even though the Vigilants hunt all Daedra it wouldn't make sense for them to fight against the one Daedric Prince that shares the same goal as them.

I was wondering if there is anything in the established lore about how the Vigilants of Stendarr feel about Meridia and her worshippers.

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The many colours of Markarth.

Posted: 16 Jul 2017 01:39 AM PDT