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Agree with the above two posts, I loved borderlands 2 and is easily one of my favourite games of the past few years. I think the designers whole purpose with b2 was to introduce some tactical thinking into the game, fir example using the various elemental weapon types to deal appropriate...

Can Living At Windhelm Satisfy? Pools

Watching Isran Tickles Cicero's Humour TURNS

Wandering into Drelas's cottage only for him to not attack as normal but have a nice civilised conversation about the radiant dark.

I usually stick an adept hood on with that armour set, I'm more a fan of hoods than helmets tbf, apart from the dragonscale helmet which I really like. But until I can level smithing enough to craft I'm wandering around in my Dawnguard hooded garb. Sent from my HTC VLE_U using Tapatalk 2

I really like the Dawnguard light armour, blue variety. Agreed though, the helm, as with most armour sets, is not the most attractive, still, as my mum always used to say, it's not there to look pretty, but it'll save your life one day. Sent from my HTC VLE_U using Tapatalk 2

Dragonscale or Dawnguard light armour for me, just a shame you have to get all the smithing perks before you can rock your dragonscale Sent from my HTC VLE_U using Tapatalk 2

Does anyone have any potions that can be created from the ingredients in dawnguard/dragonborn? Sent from my HTC VLE_U using Tapatalk 2

Malek took dragonbane by the hilt. He was amazed by the balance and craftsmanship of the blade that put his own iron longsword to shame. He held the blade to his side as he hurried behind Xxaga to keep pace as she went striding down the stone steps if the cairns entrance. How fearless she seemed...

Malek arrived at dustmans cairn to see Xxaga examining the door to the ruin. He wasn't surprised to see she had made it here before him. Malek had encountered a group of bandits on the road to the ruin and, not wanting to become their latest victim, had been forced to give them a wide berth and...

Np, will join now

"R-really?" Malek sputered, he almost knocked his half full flagon of ale all over the warrior in his excitement. "Ah, yes, that would be very kind of you. " He ventured, trying to regain his composure. " It would be an honour to learn from a warrior such as yourself. " Malek had to try and...

"Ah" breathed Malek thoughtfully. "My father taught me a few things about smithing, how to temper my leather and fold my steel and the like." Malek took a sip of his ale and continued. "So you just set out on your own then? Started raiding some barrows and crypts? Weren't you, you know...

"Thank you" said Malek politely and took the seat the warrior had directed him to. "I'm sorry to bother you, " Malek continued," I couldn't help but notice that you're obviously an adventurer of some repute. I was hoping to get into the life myself. I wonder, could I beg of you for some words...

Should he approach? What would he say? Malek had never even been in the company of, let alone talk to an adventurer of her ilk before, and virtually everyone else in the tavern was making great pains to pretend not to pay her any attention, except for the Dunmer who hadn't seemed especially...

Malek looked on in awe at the warrior currently taking up residence in the corner of the room, as intimidating as resplendent in her dragonbone armor. The looks of trepidation from the other patrons of the Inn confirmed to Malek that she was almost certainly well known around these parts. Malek...

Character card Exhausted, mentally and physically, Malek pushed open the doors to the Bannered Mare and stepped inside. The mixed aroma of sweat and sweet ale hit home immediately. Malek paused at the door a moment, letting his eyes adjust to the light and wringing out his sodden cloak from...

Name: Malek Crownsgaard Race: Breton Class: Archer Looks: Piercing blue eyes, short brown hair, pale skinned but slightly reddened from his time spent in the wilds. Wears brown leather armor with a green cuirass and bright red leather bracers with unknown black jewels adorning them...