15 years ago...
I started a fantasy journey as a Dragonborn, too!
It's a massive RPG set in a medieval fantasy world called Tamriel, specifically in its northern region, Skyrim.
It's filled with all kinds of races to choose from, like humans, orcs, and elves. There are tons of weapons to wield, from swords and axes to bows. And of course, plenty of spells to cast, fire, frost, and lightning.
It's a huge role-playing game where you can be whoever you want and do whatever you want, almost right from the first five minutes of the game.
My first character was a male Orc that used both swords and magic. Of course... like many others, it eventually ended up becoming a Stealth Archer Orc. 😅
And just like many others, I never actually finished the game. 🤣
The Elder Scrolls V : SKYRIM, a legendary RPG from Bethesda.
If you've never played it and enjoy games with swords and magic, I highly recommend giving it a try. Just make sure you have enough free time, because the addiction is real, haha!
And if you're already a fellow Dragonborn like me, I'd love to hear your memories of the game in the replies.
Classical Art Sharing :
The Monk and the Nun (by Cornelis Corneliszoon van Haarlem, 1562-1638)
This painting explores the complex relationship between religious devotion, human desire, temptation, and moral restraint. It presents a provocative encounter between two figures belonging to the religious world: a monk and a nun.
Their presence together evokes the tension between the sacred ideals of monastic life and the natural human impulses that exist beneath the surface of religious discipline.
Through the expressive depiction of the figures, the artist draws attention to the contrast between spiritual commitment and earthly temptation. The subject matter challenges the traditional image of religious figures as symbols of purity, self-control, and moral authority, instead revealing their vulnerability to the same desires and weaknesses experienced by ordinary people.
@marvel_updat3s 8.5 for me, it served me all i expected, but nothing beyond that
however, what i enjoyed the most is how they (edith, tommy, lisa, dume and u) joined the paladin, haha!
@CinemaaNow i think loki's ending hit a lot more harder
but i agreed, visionquest's ending (and its whole story too) is so good in the same level as loki series