r/TESOfashion

It took many years in Tamriel to get this equipment. Thought carefully
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It took many years in Tamriel to get this equipment. Thought carefully

A little inspiration in a well-known white-haired witcher...

u/New-Memory-2258 — 4 days ago

Templar of The Psijic Order

Was doing the quest, saw the glow and knew what to do. I've been looking at Diablo 4 a lot, and my favourite class is the Paladin. Might be a hot take, but if they do they templar rework, it needs to be more "holy" or angelic, wings maybe. At least glow with the light of Meridia. Also, we need a better photo mode ZoS

u/The-One-That-Howls — 4 days ago

What do you think of my Sylvanas inspired look? Just missing the feather eyebrow adornment to complete the look.

Head - Sapiarch hat

Shoulders - Ancient daedric pauldrons

Chest - Waking flame jack

Arms - Knight of the scythe gauntlets

Waist -

Legs - Greymoor guards

Feet - Ancient daedric sabatons

Weapon - Fire Drake bow

u/Terra_1993 — 12 days ago

The Imperial Summoner

Diana Peregrinus is an Imperial mage, born in Cheydinhal in 2E 552 to a middle-class family of booksellers. When war reached Cyrodiil, her family closed their shop and fled toward Morrowind. Diana became separated from her parents during the journey, and their fate remains unknown.
She later fell into the hands of the Worm Cult, was sacrificed to Molag Bal, and awoke in Coldharbour without her soul. Only afterward did she develop her ability to summon Daedric creatures, something she had never been capable of during her formal magical training.
Her experiences strengthened her devotion to Julianos, whose ideals of knowledge, wisdom, and reason reflect her desire to understand what happened to her.
By 2E 582, Diana is a 30-year-old Vestige, still searching for answers about both her altered existence and her missing family.

u/killedPersephone — 11 days ago
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Ko'Jagh, Khajiit Necromancer

Have a cute cat! Total sweetroll.

Ever since Elsweyr, I've liked the Order of the Hidden Moon storyline, even more so after Zerith-Var became a thing. Fun proof that necromancers aren't exclusively evil, sadistic soul-mongers and corpse-slavers, salvaging and taking various bits and bobs from the Worm Cult for his own use. Necromancy tattoos to both boost spells and hide his vampirism under illusion magic, robes loaded with soul gems as batteries, even a crown stolen from their leader's stupid head after killing him...repeatedly, partly because it's a really good channel for soul magic but also out of spite.

Also got the Spectral Indrik mount but don't quite have a screenshot of that.

u/icefyer — 11 days ago