Eothar Adventures, Part III

This time around, our heroes have find themselves exploring the depths of an Ayleid ruin (again). This one seems to have a pretty cool layout:

Pro-tip: you can turn your followers into living lanterns by using enhanced visiblity spell. Neat.

This way you can see your enemies from afar and they will not detect your presence because appearently this is more subtle than torches. If you want to use it for exploration you will get fucking blind tho.

The heroes came across the dead body of a former adventurer. An orc who entered the misterious dungeon looking for a honourable death for the glory of ... I don't remember their god name lol

Sir Geimund thinks he's a Mortal Kombat character. Again.

The developers of the game said they didn't cared about how the game violent content would be rated by the ESRB, if that's the case, I don't know why the cages are empty, they should be flooded with skeletons.

Besides the ayleid heavily relied on zombies, but you never see that much zombies. I remember watching the Oblivion making-of doccumentary and there was a guy who said he loved zombies. He was probably fired or something.

Not a bad dungeon, but the fact it was a bandit hideout was kind of a let down. Just a bunch of dudes with poorly mixed armor pieces. I looted a bunch of cool junk, including an enchanted mace with a name that's very hard to spell and a nice shader effect:

Remember when I said vanilla companions couldn't repair their armor? Well I wasn't joking.

Of all the available clothing in the game, they had to give my man Geimund those stupid trousers.

Chorrol was rainy, and my character leveling is becoming very slow:

I'm gonna give my companions a rest, probably gon' enchant some custom armor and keep sorting all my unique items cuz I don't want to misplace my ebony swords and shit.

I have an assasin type character I suck playing at, might give it a second chance too.