u/thraddrobal

Mostly the jo version for Khajiit men. So this honorific unlike J' or Dro' seems to come after the name with maybe one or two exceptions? looking on the Khajiit names page gives examples like Kuzam-jo, Mazil-jo, Kansur-jo but there was Jo'Ren-Dar and Jo'Thri-Dar but it seems like they also have the Dar honorific which seems to follow the same rules as jo usually does. My main question is if you where giving an honorific to a khajiit who fits "Graceful, wizard, physician, scholar" would it be more common for it to come after the name or can it come before the name?

https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Khajiit_Names

Seeing videos on youtube saying the remaster in general is dead or bad but I don't hear much about modding. I know there's something about UE5 that causes difficulty somehow but what problems are there compared to modding the original Oblivion? Can questlines be modded in or is that impossible? Looking at Nexus it seems like new mods are being made that's not what I mean just that I keep hearing it's harder to do.

So I don't know if I have a lack of imagination or if I don't understand Argonians as well as I thought but I'm having a hard time thinking of Argonians "un-concerned" with Black Marsh and maybe the hist, it seems to be their whole purpose in life from what I've heard/read. I know by the time of Skyrim Argonians could flee Black Marsh due to the An-Xileel but before that I guess for some reason they're independent not including slavery? My confusion comes from Argonians just seeming more alien to me compared to Men and Mer including Khajiit. I'm trying to make a Nightblade Grins-At-Gold who's a thief/assassin who's a big fan of coin (if you couldn't tell from his name) but I'm having troubles with the backstory due to the Argonian connection from the Hist and not understanding Argonians in other provinces (Morrowind is Slavery that's understandable to me).

So I picked an Orsinium Orc and picked the default class Crusader for fun and the little flavor text. So thats Strength and Willpower for Attributes and Major skills are: Athletics, Blade, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand, Heavy Armor, Destruction and Restoration. Right now I have the starters Heal Minor Wounds and Flare and the default spells you get from having Destruction and Restoration as Major skills so: Absorb Health, Cold Touch and Shocking Touch. Without sprinting right towards a spellcrafter what should I get to help my guy survive in the ring?

So what I'm asking for might be solved by simply searching *insert* name generator in a search bar but how did that generator decide? So If I wanted a Bosmer, Dunmer, Altmer, Khajiit name how would someone developing an elder scrolls game make it? All the Faendals, Neloths, Tahrils how do you make an elven name that doesn't sound like the naming convention of another elf or do the elves share conventions? Apparently in oblivion there's a Dunmer who has a name that fits a Bosmer better? From what I understand Bretons are mostly French names most of the time, Imperials are Latin/Italian, Nords are Scandinavian, Redguards are mostly Arabic/middle eastern but how do you tell Neloth is a Dunmer and Faendal is a Bosmer?