#Skyrim sea elf mod skin

#Skyrim sea elf mod skin

Altmer are also viable, but I did not appreciate the irony of emulating and roleplaying the Maormer using their sworn enemies, and their skin tone was too different from what I envisioned a Maormer to look like in Skyrim. To emulate the Maormer, I went with the Bosmer. Race: Wood Elf (White facepaint covering as much skin as possible, lightest skin tone, white eyes)

Having evaded the Thalmor his entire journey, from his rough landing on the bays of Valenwood, to his treks through the sands of Elsweyr, and even in his hasty trip across Cyrodiil, his luck finally runs out at the borders of Skyrim, where he is captured by his generations-long adversaries and their human puppets. An inquisitive scholar and seasoned adventurer, the Maormer Magician seeks knowledge in archeology, history and sorcery with great zeal, and takes up tasks ranging from deliveries and foraging, to infiltration and outlaw extermination to fund his adventures. I tinkered about and tried to bring this peculiar race into Skyrim, in the form of a young vagabond Maormer who managed to breach Pyandonea's mist wall. (I went ahead and extrapolated that) Snake Magic further augments stealthy abilities and allows the Maormer to summon arcane venom or employ mystical protective scales against adversaries. The most commonly known application of this is for animal enthrallment, which allows the Maormer to tame and ride Sea Serpents into battle. This goes to show how intrinsic stealth is to the Maormer culture, as is Snake Magic, a magic which emulates and borrows the strengths of serpents. The Maormer people are also known for their ability to 'walk into the shade of a single tree and vanish', and the Sea Serpents which guard Pyandonea use thick underwater kelp forests for camouflage and ambush. The Maormer armadas made great use of mist storms littering their seas to achieve countless decisive victories by sneaking up on unprepared enemy ships. The Maormer were never documented in sufficient detail or heard about again. The tremendous Maormer armada of Chitinous ships and Sea Serpents was finally defeated in the 3rd Era by the combined efforts of the Imperial Fleet, Royal Navies of Summerset and the Psijic Order. However, for eras, offensive attempts to end the war from either sides always ended in failure. Making the marshy, insect-infested Pyandonea their home, the ancestors of the Maormer never forgave the elves residing in the Summerset Isles, and the Maormer have had countless clashes with the Altmer ever since. They are said to have originated from a splinter group of Aldmer who were exiled to Pyandonea due to their rebellion.

They live on Pyandonea, an isolated island south of the Summerset Isles, and are well-adapted to life at or near the sea. The Maormer (aka Tropical Elves or Sea Elves) are a race of mer descended from the Aldmer. I was very tempted to use alchemy to emulate Snake Magic, but instead, ended up with a no-crafting build viable on Master and Legendary difficulties by borrowing spells from several schools to establish a powerful grimoire of Snake Magic spells. Sinistral Mer (a.k.a.One of the more known non-playable races of Tamriel are the Maormer, a race of elves adapted for life at the tropical seas and famous for their unique Snake Magic.Races in bold have been playable in the games. A multitude of different races populate Tamriel.