“I took it upon myself to hunt down every single Forsworn after they viciously murdered my dog.”
“I’m pissed off that there’s only one marriagable redguard. And no, sorry, the fact that there are no marriageable Khajiits is not a trump card. The validity of one complaint does not cancel the validity of the other.”
“I accidentally saved over my wonderful level 44 lycanthropic Khajiit thief with a level 8 Nord. Thieves’ Guild, Dark Brotherhood, Companions, Archmage, and Stormcloaks, just recently married to Argis, Thane of Whiterun, Riften, Markarth, and Solitude, with houses in all. FINISHED the main quest, just killed Alduin, not Paarthurnax. All gone. Never cried so much in my life.”
“Once I killed a dog because I thought it was a wolf. When I realized my mistake it threw it into a river so the children wouldn’t see and then I cried as I watched its body float down stream. “
“After hearing about the Great War and the White-Gold Concordat… I go out of my way to kill any Thalmor I come across. Aside from the Dragons, they’re the true enemy of the people of Tamriel. They’re fascists. The Civil War and politics be damned; the people of Tamriel should ban together under the flag of the Dragonborn and kick the Thalmor off the mainland. Now THAT would make for some great DLC.”
“I wish there would have been some kind of storyline choice that would allow you to join the dragons in taking over Tamriel and enslaving everyone. It seems a little far fetched, but the idea is still pretty cool.”
“I was going to kill Paarthurnax but then my game wouldn’t let him die. I think it was trying to tell me something.”
“I was okay with the idea of assassins…Until a hit was sent out on my Khajiit Siren, unfortunately she died in the attack. But she got her much needed revenge as she saw fit soon afterwards.”
“I’m worried that by playing a stealthy Khajiit and working with the Thieves’ Guild, I’m just reinforcing the narrow view Nords have toward my kind as troublemakers.”
“I accidentally left Aela behind to die in Ysgramor’s tomb, and only found out when I received an inheritance letter from a courier. I felt so guilty.”
