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A land of dragons. Inspired by The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim, a game from Bethesda.

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Wear them, and speak the dragons tongue

Skyrim potions and alchemy ingredients design

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Once you've unlocked the ability to shout from killing your first dragon and retrieved the horn of Jurgen Wind-Caller, go back to High Hrothgar, speak to Arngeir. He will give you a location that hides a word of a full shout. Go there, clear the dungeon, learn the shout, and repeat until you have twenty.

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Skyrim, pls.

ANOTHER HAND TOUCHES THE BEACON.

Visit Solitude!

The Retching Netch is the only inn and tavern in Raven Rock and the only inn on Solstheim. It is located across from the blacksmith Glover Mallory's forge, and is owned by Geldis Sadri. According to Geldis, the inn was named after an amusing incident he witnessed several years ago. One night, he saw one of his regular customers drunkenly singing and stumbling near the docks. As a netch approached him, he threw his bottle of sujamma at it. The bottle smashed on the back of the netch and it became intoxicated before vomiting. A room can be rented for one night like most inns for 10 GoldIcon. When entered, the Dragonborn will be on the ground floor, which has a small interior where Teldryn Sero awaits to be hired for 500 GoldIcon.

For any Skyrim fan in your life. This features the classic fus ro dah shout with the logo and some flowers.

A art representing the personality of Clavicus Vile, the prince of bargain

Fan art

"I used to be an adventure like you, then i took an arrow in the knee" from videogame hit Skyrim!

The Winking Skeever is an inn located in Solitude. It's owned by an Imperial named Corpulus Vinius. Corpulus Vinius says that the reason the inn has such a curious name is because, when he was a child, he had a pet skeever that would wink at him, noting that skeevers used to be much smaller. Thus, he named the inn as such.

Minimal creation of the dragon priest masks

Simple handmade blockprint Skyrim fanart festive card

There were once powerfull Dragon Priests, wearing powerfull masks...

VERY dark coffee

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Protect yourself with a Spriggen, guardian of the Earth!

Remember when that Khajiit from the frat down the road set the dean's office on fire? Those guys were crazy.

Lydia – Skyrim's sassiest courier service – Sworn to carry our burdens, and she's not happy about it. But we wouldn't have her any other way.

Keep calm.. i got this!

gifted by mehrunes dagon himself

In case you were wondering how the first dragon was born...why, just like human, on a stork! (though suiting a dragon, his was a bad ass wood stork). This was inspired by the great game, Skyrim! Dovahkiin Dovahkiin Naal ok zin los vahriin wah dein vokul mahfaeraak ahst vaal ahrk fin norok paal graan fod nust hon zindro zaan Dovahkiin fah hin kogaan mu draal Translation: Dragonborn Dragonborn By his honor is sworn To keep evil forever at bay And the fiercest foes rout When they hear triumph's shout Dragonborn for your blessing we pray! Enjoy! :)

Inspired by dragons in Skyrim...

Sleeping Giant Inn is a tavern in the town of Riverwood. While Orgnar is the inn's merchant, Delphine serves as proprietor. Its sign depicts the resting head of a giant. Depending on the outcome of the Civil War, Hadvar or Ralof appear here for the Legion or the Stormcloaks, respectively. The Sleeping Giant Inn is a small inn and tavern in the town of Riverwood. Orgnar is the innkeeper, selling food as well as several alchemy ingredients, which can be used at the alchemy lab in the corner by the door. Rooms are normally rented from Delphine. However, when Delphine is traveling elsewhere, Orgnar will rent you a room, even though his dialogue still tells you to talk to Delphine.

This image is based off the journals of Cicero, the mad jester Keeper in Skyrim and his first descent into madness.

Detailed Celtic version of the Whiterun Hold map icon.