The False Nerevarines

My masochistic self decided that I should be Morrowind hardcore style using randomly generated characters. The challenge really makes me pay attention to my characters, but Morrowind is not a forgiving game. Thus I present to you the false Neravines...

Nubb - Level 1 Monk

Nubb didn't quite survive the second assassination attempt by the Dark Brotherhood.

Major Skills:

• Hand to Hand
• Destruction
• Restoration
• Sneak
• Security

Minor Skills:

• Shortsword
• Medium Armor
• Mercantile
• Athletics
• Alchemy

Kajjhar - Level 1 ???

Kajjhar was eaten by the fishies off of Seyda Neen. Death not mafia related.

Major Skills:

• Alteration
• Conjuration
• Hand to Hand
• Acrobatics
• Illusion

Minor Skills:

• Mysticsm
• Unarmored
• Block
• Spear
• Longsword

Jeebah - Level 1 ???
Jeebah forgot he was born under the apprentice during his first encounter with a slaver mage outside of Seyda Neen.

Major Skills:

• Speechcraft
• Mysticm
• Restoration
• Long Sword
• Spear

Minor Skills:

• Alteration
• Unarmored
• Security
• Block
• Heavy Armor

Lakeeta - Level 3 Purger
Lakeeta died from a Nord and a huge hammer while seeking a puzzle box in some Dwemer ruins.

Major Skills:

• Sneak
• Heavy Armor
• Medium Armor
• Speechcraft
• Athletics

Minor Skills:

• Alchemy
• Shortsword
• Spear
• Blunt Weapons
• Enchant

Twen Skytaw - Level 2 Freerunner

Like Lakeeta, Twen found his demise in a Nord with a hammer. Though this Nord was a bandit in his cavernous hideout.

Major Skills:

• Acrobatics
• Marksmanship
• Shortsword
• Alteration
• Athletics

Minor Skills:

• Restoration
• Security
• Medium Armor
• Heavy Armor
• Mercentile

I expect to have many more false prophecies...

Machinarium

After finishing up Orcs Must Die! I swung over to the short but sweet Machinarium. Machinarium is indie developed adventuring pixel hunter. I've wanted to pick it up since I read about it in Indie Game Magazine a couple of years ago, but kept forgetting about it except when I was poor or involved with other games.

I felt satisfied with most of the puzzles and thoroughly enjoyed the aesthetic and dramatic aspects of the game. Laying some bully beat down was my major drive throughout.  I don't want to give put up too many screenies lest I give away the primary rewards of the game (and I'm lazy).

Getting these muchachos grooving  produces sweet sweet music.

Anyhow, I was in the middle of Morrowind, but my 3D card decided to burn out. I can't afford to fix it at the moment, so I'm just doing some mild flirtation with Halo.