Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-278

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-278.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    It is time for another session of "ARCHIVE TIME!" the Boring! Today we shall take a look at the first tomb that Andres ever made for TR, or ever made, I dunno. I believe this was merged already to some map, I am of course not entirely certain, as I do not think I have encountered this location. It is of course a standard tomb, with a pit and some skooma eater who managed to think he can fly over it. Of course, he just went splat to the ground. Also, there was someone chopped in half with a battle axe. Also fun.

    * This post was written a day before it was posted, due to the Andres leaving for the day it was meant to be posted. Oh nyuu!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-292

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-292.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to the weekly "Archive time!" Once again, the weekly "Archive time!" is late, but not because I forgot, but because TR was being borked, so I was unable to access the files.

    Anyway, today, we shall take a look at Andres' first cave EVER. Unless it was his first cave for TR ever... Don't remember. But, important stuff, is that this has indeed already been merged and includes a slave named Slaves-For-Bandits. Silly name, good thing I did not think of it. So, to skip away from that, this cave belongs to bandits and has a slave pen. Also, it was Andres' first cave, so it is of less than spiffy quality, but I suppose it is functional, if nothing else. Mushroom cakes and coca-cola soup.

    * NEW BANNER!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-297

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-297.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to the weekly "Archive time!" in which we shall take a look on the past works of the modding "mastermind", who refers to himself as "Lord Andres Indoril". He is actually just a fool, but for some reason there happens to be a blog dedicated to his work, however useless it might be. Continuing the rant, I may also say, that this "Archive time!" thing is a waste of my time, since it is not like there is any actual method to determine when and on which claims this "Lord Andres Indoril" has worked. There have been many claims that he has worked on and had revoked, but in which his so called "brilliant" ideas still remained in use. Now, over to your usual host, "Lord Andres Indoril"

    Thank you, Lord Andres Indoril, that was quite an introduction there... Very well then... Today, we shall take a look at a claim labelled as I2-297. Nothing special about the claim ID itself, but what is special is that this is the first map 2 post on this blog and that this is the first claim that has been posted here, which might actually have been merged to the Antediluvian Secrets already, or whatever the release was called.

    The claim is actually just a shack, belonging to a hermit, who used to be cookie-crazed, but the idea did not pass, unless it did, but I do no believe it did. Now, as we all know, the archive posts are pretty much just a way to make this blog look activeish, and there is nothing much to say about old shacks. Except for the fact that they STOLE MY COOKIES! Well, yeah, end of this section.

    * As a sneak peek, you may have a couple of screenshots of what I am currently working on and then you might possibly understand why I currently have only archive posts to do. Damn large manors and the boring parts of claims growing way too slowly.... [Exterior Screenshot] [Entrance Screenshot] [Vault Screenshot] (The exterior screenshot was only included to display the size of the place and is in no other way related to Andresworks. The spiffy exterior was made by the Archbeast of Exteriors that is called Nemon, unless I misremember.)

Tamriel Rebuilt: I4-69

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I4-69.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive time! Today we shall visit the epic place that is I four sixty-nine. One of the two sixty-nines currently in my possession. The only other existing sixty-nine is somewhere in Narsis and I would love to have it for meself, but I probably will not. Anyways, this is a ruined house somewhere in the western parts of Andothren. One of the first things I noticed about it relooking at it now was that one of the tapestries was bleeding into the floor...