By the way!

[telophase]

You guys following my Skyrim misadventures and who don't know already may be interested to know what I learned by poking around in the main Skyrim Wikia: after you complete a certain number of quests, Farkas is a marriageable character! Murderface may have to put him on his list of possibles.





Mmm. Perhaps near the end of the list.

Comments

[viridian5.livejournal.com]

But just think what Farkas might be able to do in bed with this kind of skill! Then again, maybe we shouldn't.

[telophase.livejournal.com]

It's not necessarily the 135° turn on his head--it's that thousand-yard stare once it gets there....

[golden-bastet.livejournal.com]

Okay - you're making me think I might need to jump in this game sometime. And it's been *years* snice I've been able to really jump into any game...

Farkas! Murderface will just Break. Your. Heart. Don't do it!

[telophase.livejournal.com]

If you haven't read it, you need to read Living in Oblivion and The Elder Strolls. This dude played Oblivion and then Skyrim as if he were an NPC: avoiding adventure, trying to make a living, find a home, etc.

Living in Oblivion (http://www.screencuisine.net/section/livinginoblivion/) (reverse chronological order--you'll need to go to page 5 and work backwards)

The Elder Strolls (http://www.screencuisine.net/the-elder-strolls/) (links to the series, which was published on PCGamer.com)

And then there's Skyrim: Week of Madness (http://www.pcgamer.com/skyrim-week-of-madness-day-1-the-world-according-to-sheogorath/) in which a guy runs Skyrim with ALL THE MODS. (5 parts, links to the others at the end of that one.)

Farkas keeps talking about how his brother is the smart one. He may not listen to you!