Here’s another wonderful arrangement from Ronja Monto, inspired by an old Bosmeri poem found in the Elder Scrolls Online. It’s still a sketch/work in progress at the moment, but it should find its way into the mod by next week’s release.
I think it goes really well with the pitter-patter of rain on your window pane, but if you’re like me and live in water-starved parts, there’s always a virtual solution.
To be honest, I’m not sure if anything changed between 3.08.2 and 3.08.3, mostly because I spent this week hammered. However, in the spirit of Monday, I shall release what I have in my folder, krakens and all.
All Fixes and Tweaks from v3.08
• Fixed instance where NPCs from Aldmeri Prisoner would follow forever
• Added 2 missing audio files for Zajhirra, Callen
• Added failsafe that forcibly stops a scene involving Vardath and Kleppr at stage 50 in case it gets stuck
She showed him what passed for a smile. The kind of smile that would make brave men flinch. There were gaps wide enough to hold a cigar and chips sharp enough to slice them, but technically it was nothing more than that. A smile.
Now, one could be forgiven for confusing it with a set of piano keys, an awkward grimace, or even a display of malice, but given the context, the most scientifically accurate interpretation would be to label it ghoulo-sapien cum ridet, a smile.
Nevertheless, as smiles go, this one would not find its way into any dictionary definition, stock photo, or billboard selling high quality toothpaste. No, this was hardly what you would call the Platonic ideal of a smile. It was, as its wearer was fond of saying, anatomically incorrect. A great big nest of teeth.
But it lit him up all the same.