If you're not excited for this game, then something's definitely wrong with you!
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Elder Scrolls Q&A #4
The final countd- ...I mean, questionnaire! :)
76. Have you found the two hidden Lord of
the Rings references yet?
Yup
77. Do you blog about The Elder Scrolls?
Uhhh...duh
78. Have you ever had contact with
someone from the Elder Scrolls team?
No, but I wish
79. Complete the sentence: Todd Howard is
…?
A friggin' genius
80. Why you actually started playing The
Elder Scrolls.
It looked cool
81. Complete the sentence: TES would be
nothing without …?
Complete customization
82. What did you do with that map of
Cyrodiil that was included in the package?
Put it up on my wall
83. Do you use UESPWiki?
Every once & a while
84. Would it be cool if you could connect
Skyrim with Oblivion so you could just go from Cyrodiil to Skyrim and take all
your items with you?
Heck yeah!
85. Scariest moment.
Umm, none. TES wasn't that scary to me. If you want to be scared, go play Bioshock
86. Your “opinion” on TES newbies? Would
you help them?
Help them, and make sure they make less stupid decisions
87. Should there be something like
TESOnline?
Eh, I don't know. MMO's tend to ruin things for me
88. Frostcrag Spire, Battlehorn Castle,
the Thieves Den or Deepscorn Hollow?
Depends on the character...Mage= Frostcrag, Fighter= Battlehorn, Thief= Thieves Den, & Assassin= Deepscorn
89. Am I the only one who always wondered
why it’s totally okay for your character to run around in the Jerall mountains
without any clothes?
Probably
90. How did you feel when you heard TES V
will take place in Skyrim?
I was really really excited! I was hoping for either Skyrim or Valenwood.
93. Does the Grey Fox exist? Or the
Thieves Guild? ;)
Yes
94. Character(s) in TES you’d marry?
I have no idea, I usually don't think about that kind of thing when I play
95. Are you the only one of your friends
who plays The Elder Scrolls?
I know only of two other people who play it. Others might, but they don't talk about it.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
An Intermediate Guide to Fantasy
Here's another list of fantasy novels, but ones I feel would be better suited for advanced junior high or high school students (and older, of course).

Pawn of Prophecy- David Eddings

The Fellowship of the Ring- J.R.R. Tolkien

First King of Shannara- Terry Brooks

Homeland- R.A. Salvatore

Dragonflight- Anne McCaffrey

Talon of the Silver Hawk- Raymond E. Feist

The Legend of Huma- Richard A. Knaak

Shapechanger's Song- Jennifer Roberson

Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone- J.K. Rowling
Pawn of Prophecy- David Eddings

The Fellowship of the Ring- J.R.R. Tolkien
First King of Shannara- Terry Brooks
Homeland- R.A. Salvatore
Dragonflight- Anne McCaffrey
Talon of the Silver Hawk- Raymond E. Feist
The Legend of Huma- Richard A. Knaak
Shapechanger's Song- Jennifer Roberson
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's/Philosopher's Stone- J.K. Rowling
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