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So I thought "Hey, why not draw my Skyrim character?" Actually, I can think of several reasons, but oh well, whatever.

Pien-Hazeeli, the Argonian Poet. She's like a stealthy, archery type of character, and gifted in the art of speech. She left Black Marsh and moved to Cyrodill as a young adult, because she was tired of the swamp water soaking her papers and ruining her manuscripts. There she found the resources to fully embrace her passion and publish several works of poetry. Her poetry was generally considered outlandish and weird, but it sold well enough to allow a comfortable livestyle. However, one night, after having hit the brandy a little too hard, she wrote "Journey Into the Emperor's Pants", a piece of work that was considered so offensive and terrible, it was a crime against good taste. Crimes are punished swiftly in Tamriel, and so Pien-Hazeeli was thrown in jail. From then on her life was pretty much a large sequence of being in jail, getting released, doing things, getting in trouble, getting thrown in jail again. The latest example of her getting in trouble was when she was arrested near the border of Skyrim for stealing a guard's Sweet Roll. Then stuff happened.

Pien-Hazeeli is usually amicable, but feels disdain for elves, especially Dunmer and Altmer. She is not above (usually petty) thievery, specifically when sweets are involved. She may resort to violence if sufficiently provoked. She also gets very emotional when she sees her kinsmen being mistreated and will try to see the responsible ones punished by any means necessary. In battle, she uses a daedric bow and keeps a glass mace as a secondary option. In keeping with her attribute regarding Mer, she calls those weapons "Elvenbane" and "Elvensmite" to mock elvenkind. She also is semi-adept with restoration magic.

Bluh.

I wish it was possible in-game to put those bigass fins onto your Argonian. It was possible in Morrowind, but there, only the males could have it. Now nobody can. I also wish it was possible to wear clothes over or under your armor. Not being able to wear a fancy robe makes me sad.

Description
So I thought "Hey, why not draw my Skyrim character?" Actually, I can think of several reasons, but oh well, whatever.

Pien-Hazeeli, the Argonian Poet. She's like a stealthy, archery type of character, and gifted in the art of speech. She left Black Marsh and moved to Cyrodill as a young adult, because she was tired of the swamp water soaking her papers and ruining her manuscripts. There she found the resources to fully embrace her passion and publish several works of poetry. Her poetry was generally considered outlandish and weird, but it sold well enough to allow a comfortable livestyle. However, one night, after having hit the brandy a little too hard, she wrote "Journey Into the Emperor's Pants", a piece of work that was considered so offensive and terrible, it was a crime against good taste. Crimes are punished swiftly in Tamriel, and so Pien-Hazeeli was thrown in jail. From then on her life was pretty much a large sequence of being in jail, getting released, doing things, getting in trouble, getting thrown in jail again. The latest example of her getting in trouble was when she was arrested near the border of Skyrim for stealing a guard's Sweet Roll. Then stuff happened.

Pien-Hazeeli is usually amicable, but feels disdain for elves, especially Dunmer and Altmer. She is not above (usually petty) thievery, specifically when sweets are involved. She may resort to violence if sufficiently provoked. She also gets very emotional when she sees her kinsmen being mistreated and will try to see the responsible ones punished by any means necessary. In battle, she uses a daedric bow and keeps a glass mace as a secondary option. In keeping with her attribute regarding Mer, she calls those weapons "Elvenbane" and "Elvensmite" to mock elvenkind. She also is semi-adept with restoration magic.

Bluh.

I wish it was possible in-game to put those bigass fins onto your Argonian. It was possible in Morrowind, but there, only the males could have it. Now nobody can. I also wish it was possible to wear clothes over or under your armor. Not being able to wear a fancy robe makes me sad.