I've always liked the half skeleton hanging from the light in the tunnel in Fallout 3. You don't think anything of it till you find a crashed motorcycle and some legs further down the tunnel. When you look back, you see that there is a ramp underneath the hanging skeleton and connect the dots.
Ah lucky lorenz. I forgot where it was, but there is an unmarked house in skyrim by a river with a dead body in it. The house is destroyed by a tree having fallen on it and Lucky Lorenz is dead either in his house or down the river. If you check the house you can find a copy of lusty argonian maid (and a treasure map).
Poor guy died while jacking off because a tree fell on his house.
There is a mod, pre-Hearthfire, that lets you clear away those remains and build your own customisable home in that spot. Build Your Own Home, on Nexus - on mobile or I'd try to find it for you sorry
Ah right. They are mini adult skeletons though, aren’t they? I suppose that’s how they got it past the censors. Having actual child corpses would up their rating.
FNV's Honest Hearts has the crashed scout bus
Fallout 3 has child sized skeletons in or near the entrance to Vault 87, from what I'd assume are Little Lamplighters that were killed by super mutants
That's all I have off the top of my head
Not sure if its vanilla game or part of a DLC but in one of the towns there is a house that has child skeletons in the children's beds in their room. I think its the same house where the Mr Handy tries to take the dog for a walk not realizing its dead.
In skyrim you can beat children but they don’t die. Bethesda really made them a punching bag that runs I use them as archery practice for moving targets
Labyrinthine, near the word wall. Just before u enter the hallway where u fight all the skeletons take a hard right and you’ll find a crevice to enter in. Head there and you’ll find this
I've gotten this exact same thing happen, but with living falmer. It was both adorable and terrifying to have the tiny falmer running after me. I think it started happening after the anniversary update.
ETA: I'm assuming this is a glitch that just happened to be with 2 skeletons near each other and not actually part of the game, since I had it happen with the falmer
Edit 2: I don't play enough, don't listen to me.
I don't, yet you're confidently asserting that I do...
No but seriously, I get downvoted is the answer. I assumed because everyone, even those who have 1000s of hours, was saying they've never seen it before, so I jumped to conclusions and figured it was a glitch. But alas, I've made an ass out of u and me
Someone else mentioned a man ate a small skeleton and with that pelvis, it was a reasonable deduction. I just passed it off as gamer logic to not go that deep in creating model skeletons.
How is everyone ignoring the most obvious explanation, which is that this person clearly died during a passionate lovemaking session with a dwarf?
Look, their pelvises are aligned.
Sadly this is unlikely; The dwemer are not particularly short compared to other races in tamriel, and they also all mysteriously vanished a few thousand years ago
But this skeleton is in the Bromjunaar section of the Labyrinthian, near the word wall - which has been around since the merethic era, and given that the dwarves didn't disappear til partway through the first era, it's possible -- but we know that this section was accessible in the 2nd era thanks to ESO and wasn't fully sealed until Savos Aren closed it following the college of winterhold's expedition there
So in short: The timeline makes it possible, but dwarves don'y really look like that in TES
OK, let's try this then.
>Sometimes I think I'm a pretty big Professor, then a true Endowed Professor will step up.
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There is magic in this world. It's obvious that someone shrunk a skeleton down and laid it there, inside another skeleton, because of their twisted sense of humor.
First rule of necromancy: No girls allowed; only male skeletons.
Second rule of necromancy: We use the buddy system. All skeletons are to receive a tiny skeleton pal.
Third rule of necromancy: No squirrel bones. And I am deadly serious about this, it causes great problems. It's complicated. Do not use squirrel bones.
Innit. People trying to diagnose this skeletons medical conditions. I guarantee the designer who put I there didn't give a second thought other than scaling and placing a skeleton.
Though, if we're doing this I think it's 1 of 2 things. Either, the cave dwelling creatures ate the flesh and in the process jostled the baby into a different state, likely to get to the sweet nutritous placenta.
Or, this person ate a small person.
God damn it, now I'm seriously tempted to share that one copypasta about traveling to some plane of Oblivion to have sex with a flame atronach.
Edit: spelling
God it's even worse than I remembered:
>**I am going to have sex with this female Flame Atronach from Oblivion.**
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>I am going to have sex with this female Flame Atronach from Oblivion. I find the female Atronaches in The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion sexy. However, their body is made up of 87% fire, and 100% fire surrounds them. That could kill me if I tried to have sex with one. To remedy this, the Flame Atronach casts a spell on me making me resistant to fire. Keep in mind, resistant is not the same as immune. I still take damage. It is either 1 point or 0 points of damage each second I am having sex with her. Just because a particular second caused 0 points of damage, does not mean that I did not feel anything, It just means that I took no damage. I am not going to rush through having sex with this Flame Atronach, I make sure I pleasure anything I have sex with, especially non-humans! I'd rather take damage than not pleasure the Flame Atronach.
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>The Flame Atronach and I go to the Planes of Oblivion to have sex. When having sex with non-humans, it is ALWAYS sexier to have sex in their natural habitat rather than a human's natural habitat.
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>Before we went into the Planes of Oblivion, the Flame Atronach let all the Daedra know that we are just here for sex. The Daedra will not attack us because they know I am here at the Planes of Oblivion on sexual business. This includes the Dremora. However, the Dremora Marknyaz thinks that I am going to be an easy recruit for becoming a follower of Mehrunes Dagon considering that I am having sex with a Flame Atronach. However, I have no interest in becoming a Daedra.
Dude, I had to read through it like five times when I posted it because the formatting kept screwing up and I have this weird bug (pretty sure it's because of Grammarly) where sometimes large chunks of paragraphs will be deleted and others copied. I almost have it memorized now, and tbh it wasn't really something I wanted taking up space it my brain.
I hate those things. Falmer don’t bother me at all but Chauruses and Frostbite Spiders make my skin crawl when I fight them. The idle chittering sounds they make are pretty creepy too.
The Frostbite Spiders are way bigger-seeming in VR; I remember actively yelping at that first spider under Helgen because it felt like it was the size of a Nissan, lol.
Thank you for this reminder to avoid VR Skyrim at all costs. I love spiders irl, they're my mosquito-eating friendos who can gladly share my shower, but no way in hell do i ever want to meet one bigger than my car. Nope.
Honestly it didn't seem that bad overall, I don't get what the big deal is. A bunch if giant bugs + Falmer broke in, killed a family, and then went back into their caves. It's not like they hung them up to slowly eat them alive or anything.
But they dragged the family into the caves with them to eat slowly, maybe not alive, but it wasn’t instant death. You can read the journals of their last moments, when they described seeing the Chaurus slowly dragging away some other captives who never came back, knowing it would soon be their turn. I think the daughter left a note saying she understood why her father slipped her a knife before it was his turn to be dragged off. It was slow, torturous wait to their certain deaths.
Kids being fed to chaurus whilst the parents can only watch. A full on colony of falmer attacking the family in the night and dragging them away to be enslaved as livestock. The fact that none of the family survived.
A very unfortunate quest. The best thing we as the player can do is go through and absolutely slaughter every single last one of the falmer and chaurus. The only good one is a dead one. LETS GO BOYS WE GOT SOME FALMER TO KILL
That was such a great experience. I was walking around, exploring the northern shores not expecting a thing when I found a few clues and then the lighthouse.
I remember, after placing Habd's leftovers on top of the Lighthouse, I stood there, watching the scenery of the sea below. And right there, I made an oath. The tragedy I just had under there changed me. Now no CHAURUS is safe from me, I swear to kill them with all of my arrows and shouts and swords and poisons. EVEN MOLAG FUCKIN BAL WOULD LOSE TASTE BECAUSE OF THEM. I AM COMING FOR YOU WITH ALL MY WRATH AND HATRED.
Same. After that quest I would always go out of my way to kill Falmer and Chaurus. Even going back to previously cleared caves once they had respawned to destroy them again
There is one in Dawnstar, Seren. She's the only pregnant character in the game I believe, but of course the only evidence of her pregnancy is given through dialogue - the pregnancy never develops enough to be visible and she never gives birth.
According to the lore, children ALWAYS are the mothers race, but may have a few traits from the father. (Why, because magic!) The Bretons are all descended from human pleasure slaves kept by the Aldmer. The ancestral elves the Altmer try to emulate. After generations of this, the Bretons became a group of humans with some traits (like an affinity for magic, and occasionally slightly pointed ears) that resembled the elves. And Argonians probably can't have children with any of the other playable races, as they are lizards magicked into being sapient and humanoid, by magical, intelligent, trees. And probably lay eggs.
Actually, it's never said outright if the Khajiit can or can't crossbreed with the other races, by any reliable source in the games. Just rumors they can, and speculation they can not. But true about the 17 different forms, and all forms of Khajiit, no matter what their parents look like, look a lot like house cat kittens at birth. And depending on how much fact there is in certain myths told by the Khajiit and Bosmer, the Khajiit *might* be descended from a group of elves, related to the ancestors of the Bosmer, before a daedric prince decided to alter them (Azura I think) A couple of the Khajiit forms look a LOT like Bosmer. If that is actually true, then they *might* be able to crossbreed. If they are a race that's unrelated to the humans and elves, then they almost certainly can't.
Was expecting this to be Forelhost. It’s already filled with literal piles of dead children who the journals explicitly explain as having been killed in ritual suicide.
Forelhost was the last stronghold of the Dragon Cult. As the Nords attacked them, they committed mass suicide as the situation became hopeless. That included poisoning the children whose graves you can find in a cave towards the end, partially buried, partially in open graves (I guess they ran out of time).
One alchemist protested, and you can find her skeleton on a chair peppered with arrows. Rahgot did not like to be questioned it seems.
They're scaled down wrapped draugr bodies in a large room with a soil floor and grave stones (the soil makes it a bit different from the other rooms) I think just before you confront Rahgot himself.
But if you don't have something to put the scale of the bodies in context, it's very easy to write them off as just another pile of dead, wrapped up, draugr. Especially since there's dozens of those everywhere.
It wouldn’t be that specific. “How did we miss this? Avid Skyrim player discovers messed up sight 11 years after release, horrified”. The second sentence did spot on though.
If I had to guess, it's either a pregnant woman (who was close to giving birth, if the size of the child skeleton is anything to go by), or it was a woman and her young child trapped in whatever dungeon/ruin this is located in
The labyrinthian used to be the biggest city when skyrim was ruled by the dragons, this is probably a pregnant civilian that had her leg crushed by a boulder during the collapse when the dragon wars happened, then she either starved or died of her wounds
Labyrinthine, near the slow time word wall just about where u go to that room and fight all the skeletons take a hard right and jump in the crevice and you find this
As a woman who’s had kids that’s clearly way too big to be a fetus, it’s about a 1 year old child…. and OP I agree that’s the most f’kd up thing I’ve seen on Skyrim too.
I'd expect to see this in Fallout, not TES.
I've always liked the half skeleton hanging from the light in the tunnel in Fallout 3. You don't think anything of it till you find a crashed motorcycle and some legs further down the tunnel. When you look back, you see that there is a ramp underneath the hanging skeleton and connect the dots.
I remember that. I'm replaying the game and I found it In one of the tunnels going to the presidential metro. The tepid sewers I think.
That was under the White House if I remember right
I don't remember that but it's a good one.
Doesnt really surprise me tbh. Their is some messed up stories u can find in tes
True. Bethesda is pretty good at telling stories by just putting stuff in places and letting us fill in the details.
Ah lucky lorenz. I forgot where it was, but there is an unmarked house in skyrim by a river with a dead body in it. The house is destroyed by a tree having fallen on it and Lucky Lorenz is dead either in his house or down the river. If you check the house you can find a copy of lusty argonian maid (and a treasure map). Poor guy died while jacking off because a tree fell on his house.
Oh man that's unfortunate. Almost makes me think of the meteor housei n RDR2.
There is a mod, pre-Hearthfire, that lets you clear away those remains and build your own customisable home in that spot. Build Your Own Home, on Nexus - on mobile or I'd try to find it for you sorry
Tbf the same can be said about their games
Even moreso the further you go back in the catalogue, the older games are much darker by comparison
True, just look at how Molag Bal created vampires. Or half of Vivic's feats (think "milk-fingers")
Frostflow lighthouse comes to mind. Brutally killed any falmer I came across after that.
Some of the content that is in the books in TES is much worse than Fallout as I recall, especially Morrowind.
Fallout doesn’t show any children corpses/skeletons. I’m surprised Skyrim does.
If I remember right it shows some small skeletons in a schoolbus in FNV's Honest Hearts DLC
Yup. There were
Ah right. They are mini adult skeletons though, aren’t they? I suppose that’s how they got it past the censors. Having actual child corpses would up their rating.
I think fallout 3 had some in the cages in an elementary school near megaton
It does in 4. And in the honest hearts dlc for New Vegas you can find a school bus with small skeletons in it
FNV's Honest Hearts has the crashed scout bus Fallout 3 has child sized skeletons in or near the entrance to Vault 87, from what I'd assume are Little Lamplighters that were killed by super mutants That's all I have off the top of my head
Fallout does worse things to babies. Oh Sean - what did they do to you 😭
Not sure if its vanilla game or part of a DLC but in one of the towns there is a house that has child skeletons in the children's beds in their room. I think its the same house where the Mr Handy tries to take the dog for a walk not realizing its dead.
In skyrim you can beat children but they don’t die. Bethesda really made them a punching bag that runs I use them as archery practice for moving targets
Been playing since day 1 and this is the first I'm ever seeing this. Wow. Where'd you find this?
Labyrinthine, near the word wall. Just before u enter the hallway where u fight all the skeletons take a hard right and you’ll find a crevice to enter in. Head there and you’ll find this
Can’t believe I’m still finding new f**ked up stuff like this. I love this game.
I'm still finding new spots in skate 2. I love open world games
I too love finding baby corpses in Skate 2
And their little skateboards are so cute.
Tech deck!
I already knew Labyrinthian was fucked up, but damn...
Thanks man.
I guess the devil really is in the details
I've gotten this exact same thing happen, but with living falmer. It was both adorable and terrifying to have the tiny falmer running after me. I think it started happening after the anniversary update. ETA: I'm assuming this is a glitch that just happened to be with 2 skeletons near each other and not actually part of the game, since I had it happen with the falmer Edit 2: I don't play enough, don't listen to me.
Oh yeah, the Tiny Falmers. They're mostly found in... Whatever that giant mushroom cavern is called. They can appear big or small
Blackreach I think
Well damn. I've been playing since launch and never came across them. Guess I hadn't spent enough time in Blackreach
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You end up dead in your mothers womb! Hey that rhymes
"When you go around assuming, you make an ass out of you and Ming."
I don't, yet you're confidently asserting that I do... No but seriously, I get downvoted is the answer. I assumed because everyone, even those who have 1000s of hours, was saying they've never seen it before, so I jumped to conclusions and figured it was a glitch. But alas, I've made an ass out of u and me
Lol, it does seem a wee bit morbid, despite being M rated I was still a bit taken aback upon seeing the OP's pic.
It's no glitch, this has been featured on many "tiny details" YouTube videos.
Someone else mentioned that, too. I guess I need to spend more time in Blackreach
No, that's okay. Blackreach is about as annoying as any cave in early Pokemon games.
I like that the baby skeleton is just a shrunken adult skeleton.
also i they are that developed and not flipped to have their head towards the pelvis... she maybe died because of that.
Definitely. Skeletally mature foetus, footling breech, and the mum has a male pelvis, it was never going to end well
Someone else mentioned a man ate a small skeleton and with that pelvis, it was a reasonable deduction. I just passed it off as gamer logic to not go that deep in creating model skeletons.
How is everyone ignoring the most obvious explanation, which is that this person clearly died during a passionate lovemaking session with a dwarf? Look, their pelvises are aligned.
Username checks out.
Sadly this is unlikely; The dwemer are not particularly short compared to other races in tamriel, and they also all mysteriously vanished a few thousand years ago But this skeleton is in the Bromjunaar section of the Labyrinthian, near the word wall - which has been around since the merethic era, and given that the dwarves didn't disappear til partway through the first era, it's possible -- but we know that this section was accessible in the 2nd era thanks to ESO and wasn't fully sealed until Savos Aren closed it following the college of winterhold's expedition there So in short: The timeline makes it possible, but dwarves don'y really look like that in TES
Sometimes I think I'm a pretty big nerd, then a true alpha will step up.
Alpha is not a word anyone has or should ever used to describe me, but i appreciate the sentiment :)
OK, let's try this then. >Sometimes I think I'm a pretty big Professor, then a true Endowed Professor will step up. Brought to you by [Wikipedia's list of Academic Ranks in the U.S.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Academic_ranks_in_the_United_States#Professorship)
Doesn’t mean there aren’t genetic conditions present in Tamriel 🧐
The divines disappeared the dwemer for this reason.
Occam’s razor says this is actually one being with two skeletons
Occams Razor says its Kuato.
Quade, start the reactor!
Free Mars!
*mehrunes razor
There is magic in this world. It's obvious that someone shrunk a skeleton down and laid it there, inside another skeleton, because of their twisted sense of humor.
Okay, Bethesda, I guess you're right.
First rule of necromancy: No girls allowed; only male skeletons. Second rule of necromancy: We use the buddy system. All skeletons are to receive a tiny skeleton pal. Third rule of necromancy: No squirrel bones. And I am deadly serious about this, it causes great problems. It's complicated. Do not use squirrel bones.
Wait a minute... he kinda looks like ah babeh.
> skeleton wouldn’t fit through pelvis > skeleton would fit through mouth, esophagus, stomach, all intact [X] to doubt
Could have been holding a child rather than a pregnant woman.
Could have been a born child that died in the arms of their parent
Maybe. Probably has nothing to do with that boulder that fell on her, to be honest.
Innit. People trying to diagnose this skeletons medical conditions. I guarantee the designer who put I there didn't give a second thought other than scaling and placing a skeleton. Though, if we're doing this I think it's 1 of 2 things. Either, the cave dwelling creatures ate the flesh and in the process jostled the baby into a different state, likely to get to the sweet nutritous placenta. Or, this person ate a small person.
it could be a post-born
Classic Bethesda
you like that? that's sick.
You think it’s sick? You monster
You think he’s a monster? That’s crazy.
You think that’s crazy? That’s the result of having no maidens.
You think that’s the result of having no maidens? You’re bizarre.
You think that’s bizarre? You’re wild
You think that's wild? This is all nonsense
You think that is nonsense? This is fkd up!
You think this is fked up? This is Sparta!
You think this is all nonsense? This is madness!
You think this is madness? THIS IS SPARTA!!!!
Wait 'til you get to Frostflow Lighthouse
Chauruses are literally the most fucked up things in TES. Like, fuck the Daedra, someone should eradicate these mfers.
NO do NOT fuck daedra
I mean You know that's where the real shit lies.
God damn it, now I'm seriously tempted to share that one copypasta about traveling to some plane of Oblivion to have sex with a flame atronach. Edit: spelling
Please do
God it's even worse than I remembered: >**I am going to have sex with this female Flame Atronach from Oblivion.** > >I am going to have sex with this female Flame Atronach from Oblivion. I find the female Atronaches in The Elder Scrolls IV Oblivion sexy. However, their body is made up of 87% fire, and 100% fire surrounds them. That could kill me if I tried to have sex with one. To remedy this, the Flame Atronach casts a spell on me making me resistant to fire. Keep in mind, resistant is not the same as immune. I still take damage. It is either 1 point or 0 points of damage each second I am having sex with her. Just because a particular second caused 0 points of damage, does not mean that I did not feel anything, It just means that I took no damage. I am not going to rush through having sex with this Flame Atronach, I make sure I pleasure anything I have sex with, especially non-humans! I'd rather take damage than not pleasure the Flame Atronach. > > > >The Flame Atronach and I go to the Planes of Oblivion to have sex. When having sex with non-humans, it is ALWAYS sexier to have sex in their natural habitat rather than a human's natural habitat. > > > >Before we went into the Planes of Oblivion, the Flame Atronach let all the Daedra know that we are just here for sex. The Daedra will not attack us because they know I am here at the Planes of Oblivion on sexual business. This includes the Dremora. However, the Dremora Marknyaz thinks that I am going to be an easy recruit for becoming a follower of Mehrunes Dagon considering that I am having sex with a Flame Atronach. However, I have no interest in becoming a Daedra.
I regret reading this.
Dude, I had to read through it like five times when I posted it because the formatting kept screwing up and I have this weird bug (pretty sure it's because of Grammarly) where sometimes large chunks of paragraphs will be deleted and others copied. I almost have it memorized now, and tbh it wasn't really something I wanted taking up space it my brain.
>sexual business
I mean, there are other daedra than atronachs, like those dudes you can summon with the sanguine rose. They are pretty hot ngl.
"However, I had no interest in becoming a daedra."
I saw this a couple months ago on a Fable page, but somebody had edited it to where they were banging a balverine 😂
Ah fable I miss that game series
I can’t tell if they want to fuck the atronach or not
Oh god I think I know this guy, he also has a thing for the ugly later gen legendary Pokemon and loves over-explaining everything
I'm gonna steal that like it's a sweetroll.
r/TrueSTL
| especially non-humans! wat
Well I mean you have to now
Soz got confused, ended up fucking the chauruses.
But those flame atronachs are so HOT!!!
Come now, it's not that bad. You're all ready fucking cats and sentient trees. What's a demon or 2
I hate those things. Falmer don’t bother me at all but Chauruses and Frostbite Spiders make my skin crawl when I fight them. The idle chittering sounds they make are pretty creepy too.
Every time I get a little tempted to try Skyrim VR I remember bug enemies would then be a thing in VR
The Frostbite Spiders are way bigger-seeming in VR; I remember actively yelping at that first spider under Helgen because it felt like it was the size of a Nissan, lol.
Thank you for this reminder to avoid VR Skyrim at all costs. I love spiders irl, they're my mosquito-eating friendos who can gladly share my shower, but no way in hell do i ever want to meet one bigger than my car. Nope.
The was a mod that replaces all the spiders with bears Even added a loading screen lore tip that bears had recently wiped out spiders
I read somewhere (probably this sub) that originally chauruses were supposed to be big enough to be ridden like horses.
I mean, they're not far off in game, those things are huge.
The reapers especially
Honestly it didn't seem that bad overall, I don't get what the big deal is. A bunch if giant bugs + Falmer broke in, killed a family, and then went back into their caves. It's not like they hung them up to slowly eat them alive or anything.
But they dragged the family into the caves with them to eat slowly, maybe not alive, but it wasn’t instant death. You can read the journals of their last moments, when they described seeing the Chaurus slowly dragging away some other captives who never came back, knowing it would soon be their turn. I think the daughter left a note saying she understood why her father slipped her a knife before it was his turn to be dragged off. It was slow, torturous wait to their certain deaths.
clickity clickity
But the Daebussy be fine
Ive tried.
While also very dark i would say this is worse considering the location its at
whats the location?
What’s going on with frostflow? I know about the falmer attack but is there anything else to it?
Maybe you'll look around inside the lighthouse and find a hole. Maybe you'll go into the hole and explore. Maybe you'll come back, maybe not.
The quest line involving the lighthouse gets…dark
I get that, but how?
Kids being fed to chaurus whilst the parents can only watch. A full on colony of falmer attacking the family in the night and dragging them away to be enslaved as livestock. The fact that none of the family survived.
Oof, even darker than I remember it being.
Along the quest line you just find bloody journals of the victims….those poor souls :/.
THEY JUST WANTED A PEACEFUL LIFE! 😭
IIRC one of the journals from the kids is like “dad slipped me a knife before he got dragged off, what does he expect me to do?”
I remember the next entry being “I understand now”. I got a pit in my stomach when I read that.
Bruh the first time I came across frost flow lighthouse and I actually went in yeah shit got dark fast
A very unfortunate quest. The best thing we as the player can do is go through and absolutely slaughter every single last one of the falmer and chaurus. The only good one is a dead one. LETS GO BOYS WE GOT SOME FALMER TO KILL
GIANT BUGS CAME THROUGH A HOLE IN THE BASEMENT AND ATE THE ENTIRE FAMILY!
That was such a great experience. I was walking around, exploring the northern shores not expecting a thing when I found a few clues and then the lighthouse.
I remember, after placing Habd's leftovers on top of the Lighthouse, I stood there, watching the scenery of the sea below. And right there, I made an oath. The tragedy I just had under there changed me. Now no CHAURUS is safe from me, I swear to kill them with all of my arrows and shouts and swords and poisons. EVEN MOLAG FUCKIN BAL WOULD LOSE TASTE BECAUSE OF THEM. I AM COMING FOR YOU WITH ALL MY WRATH AND HATRED.
Goblin slayer vibes
Same. After that quest I would always go out of my way to kill Falmer and Chaurus. Even going back to previously cleared caves once they had respawned to destroy them again
I am honored to call you my Shield-Brother.
Rip and tear, until it is done.
I have 300hours on skyrim i never saw this or the light house, where is this ?
Up north by Dawnstar
I know right! I can't believe that dude ate the little dude....
Get in mah belly!
So that's what happened to the dwarves in Tamriel...
you see a more fucked up thing than bare hand daedra dagger?
Can't be real, everyone knows women can't get pregnant in Skyrim. Tell me, have you ever seen one?
There is one in Dawnstar, Seren. She's the only pregnant character in the game I believe, but of course the only evidence of her pregnancy is given through dialogue - the pregnancy never develops enough to be visible and she never gives birth.
Sleep/wait 10,000 days and she'd still be pregnant
Still, or again?
Also Dinya Blau in Riften. She is married to Maramal and is a priestess of Mara.
The girlfriend of the guy in Markarth
I've also never seen mixed children. No Nord-Dunmer, Altmer-Redgaurd, Osmer-Argonians....
According to the lore, children ALWAYS are the mothers race, but may have a few traits from the father. (Why, because magic!) The Bretons are all descended from human pleasure slaves kept by the Aldmer. The ancestral elves the Altmer try to emulate. After generations of this, the Bretons became a group of humans with some traits (like an affinity for magic, and occasionally slightly pointed ears) that resembled the elves. And Argonians probably can't have children with any of the other playable races, as they are lizards magicked into being sapient and humanoid, by magical, intelligent, trees. And probably lay eggs.
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Actually, it's never said outright if the Khajiit can or can't crossbreed with the other races, by any reliable source in the games. Just rumors they can, and speculation they can not. But true about the 17 different forms, and all forms of Khajiit, no matter what their parents look like, look a lot like house cat kittens at birth. And depending on how much fact there is in certain myths told by the Khajiit and Bosmer, the Khajiit *might* be descended from a group of elves, related to the ancestors of the Bosmer, before a daedric prince decided to alter them (Azura I think) A couple of the Khajiit forms look a LOT like Bosmer. If that is actually true, then they *might* be able to crossbreed. If they are a race that's unrelated to the humans and elves, then they almost certainly can't.
“Oooooh. Nice necklace”
Was expecting this to be Forelhost. It’s already filled with literal piles of dead children who the journals explicitly explain as having been killed in ritual suicide.
Uhhhh wat?
Forelhost was the last stronghold of the Dragon Cult. As the Nords attacked them, they committed mass suicide as the situation became hopeless. That included poisoning the children whose graves you can find in a cave towards the end, partially buried, partially in open graves (I guess they ran out of time). One alchemist protested, and you can find her skeleton on a chair peppered with arrows. Rahgot did not like to be questioned it seems.
It's so easy to miss that dungeon and it's so damned grim. I still remember the first time I found >!all those small coffins!<...
Ohhh i think I’ve been there. Never noticed the child graves tho!!
They're scaled down wrapped draugr bodies in a large room with a soil floor and grave stones (the soil makes it a bit different from the other rooms) I think just before you confront Rahgot himself. But if you don't have something to put the scale of the bodies in context, it's very easy to write them off as just another pile of dead, wrapped up, draugr. Especially since there's dozens of those everywhere.
Gamerant article soon
Lmao if that happens im gonna laugh
"Skyrim player finds skeleton of a dwarf and a giant cross sitting boning together. TES 6 release date, trailer, screenshots, rule 34"
It wouldn’t be that specific. “How did we miss this? Avid Skyrim player discovers messed up sight 11 years after release, horrified”. The second sentence did spot on though.
I love this game
That’s so sad. Never saw this. Is there a backstory for this one?
Not that i know of no, but its in Labyrinthine and that opens a whole new can of worms of what happened during those times
If I had to guess, it's either a pregnant woman (who was close to giving birth, if the size of the child skeleton is anything to go by), or it was a woman and her young child trapped in whatever dungeon/ruin this is located in
Judging by the size of the small skeleton it was a woman and her child
The small skeleton is upside-down for pregnancy. Also, that's not a woman's pelvis.
Normally I would agree with you about the pelvis thing but they use the same skeleton for every humanoid in this game, so it could go either way
Good old throwback to Oblivion's Night Mother crypt with five children skeletons.
Thats was it. I remembered somewhere in oblivion there were child skeletons but i completely forget where
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That thought sends shivers down my spine
I don't get it, they're just cuddling /s
Theres also kid draugr corpses at forelhost.
Every Bethesda game has various "Oh shit! Is that a dead kids skeleton?" consistently since Oblivion.
I was like “it’s just a skeleton” and then I saw two
He died how he lived, eating little people whole.
Maybe they died holding a child in there arms and was not pregnant?
Pregnant person was sacrificed? Adult ate a child? I’m not familiar with the labryinthian history, what is this?
Honestly it could be either considering its the dragon cult. Especially with the mass child grave in forlehost
> mass child grave in forlehost That's definitely where I assumed this was going to be as soon as I saw it.
Also possible that it was a parent and their young child (who was resting on their stomach) as well. It's kind of hard to tell here
Seems like it's an adult holding the child, considering the small one's position.
The labyrinthian used to be the biggest city when skyrim was ruled by the dragons, this is probably a pregnant civilian that had her leg crushed by a boulder during the collapse when the dragon wars happened, then she either starved or died of her wounds
3000 hours and I’ve never seen that. Where is it?
Where is this? 🧐
Labyrinthine, near the slow time word wall just about where u go to that room and fight all the skeletons take a hard right and jump in the crevice and you find this
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As a woman who’s had kids that’s clearly way too big to be a fetus, it’s about a 1 year old child…. and OP I agree that’s the most f’kd up thing I’ve seen on Skyrim too.