Gaming

Someone should make chaurus egg earrings for Skyrim.

On the website it says:

*We are reliably informed that the eggs are miniature replicas and pose no danger of hatching.

Your vampire blood boils in the sunlight 

I thought it interesting to find the arch-mage at the college had some chaurus egg sacks in his interior garden patch... I mean, that could pose a risk of an egg hatching and what would be the point if he didn't keep a live chaurus somewhere to fill them up with new eggs?

No time for me to boil my vampire today.

Well, as I was infected anyway, I just decided to go full Vampire Lord while I build my mansion (just as soon as I mine every last piece of iron from the world to make hinges and locks  ). I'm not sure I can be bothered with completing the two or three collect a million of these randomly hidden things that are spread all over the countryside quests that I still have unfinished. I now have a cow, and a chicken, and yet another horse 

I think...
I can almost...
Almost...
...craft a hanging lamp for my bleak, dark room.
I just need to put one skill point in this particular crafting skill and then with all these materials I'll just need to add that rune and...
That rune?
Oh, wait-
Is that one of those that I sold off the other day?
It is!
*dashes back to the merchant to buy back*
Do you still have it? DO YOU STILL HAVE IT??

Valence wrote:

 But I am wary of selling stuff that I'll Immediately need soon after.

Oh, shut up, you idiot!
Let's see if the nearby guild traders have that particular rune...
They do!!

30,000 gold?!
When I sold mine the other day the in-game merchant paid me a single digit number.

Speaking of runes I also need one more Oko for the current job. They're much easier to come across but it wasn't spawning anywhere for me today.
But I did get a few Blessed Thistle to complete the other writ that lasted too long and I think I finished six jobs in total today to increase my stash of money by over two grand.
And someone wanted to ride around me in circles while I was trying to do something.
I gestured, huh. He said, hi. I waved back. Not the big satisfying wave, the slightly more sarcastic "hail" instead.
Levelling up my social skills.
He then tried to heal me twice, or something like that, before finally leaving me alone to my harvesting.

EDIT: After a bit of googling I'm now not sure that he was trying to heal me... although he might have been.
It's apparently something called Synergies that temporarily lets you share your skill. One of which is indeed healing, so I may have been right, but other skills are available too.
Like most interactions... I just ignored it.

Maybe he was sharing the skill to do whatever you were trying to do while he was running in circles and distracting you from doing it?

Scummy thief it is (I may even use filthy magic at times between pinging things with a bow). I already burgled a couple of places in Riverwood last night. 

I have one vampire/necromancer (not that she's done much mancing in battle so far), one mage (now arch-mage...), one intended thief (who's not done all that much thieving, the vampire has probably done more, though she got caught and they took all her hard earned stolen goods ) one orc who's character I haven't really settled on I guess, and my two original characters, oh and the bimbo stormcloak who tries to not break the law seeing as Ulfric expects her to set a good example... I think that's all of the current ones... And in the end they all resort to archery, mostly.

This Wood Elf seems surprisingly good already. The poison resist was useful against the big spider, and the sneaky bowing was useful against the Draugr. I decided I would go with something pretty much the opposite of the first character, who was all melee/heavy armour and minimal stealing. Off to Whiterun to burgle everyone I mean warn them about the Dragon