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Ah, he's so cute. I want one. It'd help with my spider problem, if it wasn't so damned cold here in Canada.

And I quote: "OM NOM NOM NOM!"

Happy Birth... Wait. Welcome to TES:A! Fun site, crazy fun, and often just straight up crazy some times. But they keep saying it's a great place to learn, and so far, I can't argue with them. I've learned some neat things here, but not all of it's TES related. Or Fallout related. Hell, a good portion of it's random tidbits of trivia, which always makes me happy.

Happy Birthday!

Don't know how long you've been gone, but there are some neat new mods(well, kinda new). Kragenir's Death Quest is quite possibly one of the most interesting quest mods available, and it's almost reached version 2.0, which will add new quests and fix old ones. I don't know much of the main quest plot, but I can say that it's got some silly inside. I mean, how else can I describe usage of one of my favorite tropes(killed mid-sentence), and certain quests I've started which I'm sure are from the mod have some interesting bits near the start of them(which is about as far as I got before I did more dungeon crawling and forgot about them). Another quest mod of note is Integration, which is a very neat mod adding quests to both sides of the strange door. Notable because it requires two other mods made by the same person, both which I would recommend greatly(Race Balancing Project and L.A.M.E.), which is more accurate to lore then Kragenir's Death Quest I'd say, but mostly because it is more involved with preexisting lore then KDQ(though even I'll admit Integration is somewhat out of the lore buff area, since it does in fact build some lore to fit the game). A up and coming magic mod is Fearsome Magicka, which does wonders in of what you can pull off with the mod, and it gains bonus points for using a different magic system to limit the use of the spells(which can get kinda uber fast{I'm looking at YOU, magic missile!}). Highlights involve a working point and cast teleport spell(no wimpy blink spells like in SM), spells which can hit without much effort on the part of the caster(namely Magic Missile and Acid Arrow), spells that can speed you and you friends up(Mass Haste), spells that can slow your foes down(Mass Slow), and a very functional time stopping spell(Time Stop{neat how it does what it says on the tin, eh?}), not to mention it also allows your foes to use these spells now and then(when they get them, anyway), and a recent update has made it possible to block certain spells from the hands of your foes(I'm debating with myself if I should ban MM and AA from then and move on, or continue to find ways to adapt to these spells, such as killing people casting Magic Missile before they hit me with them, which stops their spell from hitting me). Other then that, Craftybits is approaching a new era with arrays and better things in some places(such as the smithing system getting a overhaul and the addition of modular weapons, and improved bow crafting), and the local "Pothead Necromancer", as he calls himself, is working on a amazing necromancy mod adding tons of new toys and some lore, and you can create some very cool things, such as ghouls or skeleton abominations(think billies, but made of bone and really freaking creepy), and a personal favorite, zombie bombs, or zboms as I call them(think zombie, then hack off it's arms and head, make it's torso freakishly huge and distended, and then add some explosive qualities, such as exploding when hit, and exploding when they attack, and making a gross mess when they die). Couple new mods of note. Plenty of ones I don't want or won't use, so don't take my word as law on this one. Just a few suggestions.

Guard: You have my ear, citizen Me: Guess I'll take your liver while I'm at it then *proceeds to butcher the guard, rend the flesh from his bones, and turn his kidney into a fancy hat*

Dialog. In which case, I might be able to write up some dialog if you want. Not that I know how to make great dialog, nor do I have a decent recording area(in case of voice acting), but hey, I've got some time.

Hm, Vampirism pre-death or post death? Either way, I'm assuming the person is desperate and almost willing to do anything to cure himself.

To quote my favorite NPC in FO3... "Try not to die!"

Well, as cool as these things are, I'm guessing a way to get good food anywhere, any time, with next to no cost, would be second on my list. Like that thing in the movie version of Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs, that would be my secondary choice on the most awesome part of the future. A cure for World Hunger, and the Munchies.

Found this in a shoutbox over on the wormhole:

OK TES:A! Here's a bit of madness I wish to share with you: The future is either going to be perfect(Bill and Ted style, cyrstal spires and togas), or it's going to be a more advanced version of the present. So, with this in mind, what do you think is going to be the coolest part of the future as it is explained in the present. Like, you gonna love plasma weapons to death, or will genemods take up most of you moneies. If you don't know what is going to be in the future, come up with something! Teleporters? Bioplastic? Actually seeing new star systems? Make sure you describe your idea of what the best part of the future will be, because not everyone knows what these things would do. Hell, I wouldn't have had a clue what Symbionts would be unless I had someone describe the idea. No poll, because there isn't any guarantees as to what it's going to be like, since everyone has a different idea as to what's going to happen first. If I live long enough to see the future, I want to try out Genemods. In short, genetic modifications that are not only well within the price range of the average working person, but also fast and interesting. Maybe make your kidneys work well enough so that you never get drunk. Or get that perfect body without all the work. Hell, anyone with cash could do things which would make humanity look, well, old fashioned. Want better vision? Get better eyes. Wanna be a Kitsune? There's a package for that. Need more arms for more Dakka? They'll get you what you want.

Well, unless you're doing something crazy when the arrows hit, just having a enchantment would likely be enough(they are removed if they miss after a second or so, and if they hit they vanish right away). I know that LAME has a bound bow and arrows spell, and the arrows have a dummy enchantment for this very reason. In any case, is removing the items they use in vanilla not a option? I mean, most things adding items to a NPC don't make a difference unless the item is actually better. Maybe adding a small but present increase on the weapon damage would be enough to get them to equip them. Enchantments don't seem to work most of the time, or at least not for me, anyway.(I've tried adding a robe with a decent shield effect on it to a friendly NPC with some armor on, and even though the armor had less DR then the enchantment on the robe)

The difference in this case is that people took pictures of the skull. Adding onto that that old people can sometimes grow horns... It's quite possible that that skull is human. Or maybe something more/less human. In any case, I've seen a image of a kid with a tail, and it's in a published book, so maybe it's not as crazy as it seems.

Neat bit about the FedEx logo that you might not have noticed or know about: They have a hidden Arrow in it. I won't spoil the location of it, but once you find it, you can not unfind it.