Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-737

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-737.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Hello! I am on a boat. Or I was on a boat, it is kind of a shipwreck now. Had to finish a claim to reclaim and old claim. So, here we stand. I have a claim. I call it finished. Someone seems to have stopped a shipment from the Telvanni from getting to the Dres in the south. Oh no! All casualties are from physics that do not really exist in Morrowind, since most of the crew could waterbreathe and waterwalk.

 * I4-456 was updated due to approval.
 * I3-724 was updated due to approval.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-724

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-724.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    After months of stillness, it is time for a new blog post! A brand new claim! Repurposed from something else most likely! Well, actually, the claim number is large enough for it to be new, let me check....

    A brand new claim! The home of a Cyrodiil-born Dark Elven hunter, who spends little time at home and far more on his hunting trips. His latest hunting trip took him to Solstheim, where he was happily greeted by the people at Thirsk, after he dragged some snow bear meat to the mead hall to cook and eat. A merry feast that was, lots of punches for everyone and mead flowing by the rivers!

    He used to enjoy a fine life in Cyrodiil, until he fornicated with the Countess of Kvatch, which the Count did not like at all. Go figure. Now he makes his headquarters at Old Ebonheart, staying only long enough to make sufficient preparations for his next hunting trip. I guess the hunting trip he is preparing for by the time he meets the player will be a major one.

 * I4-445 has been updated due to approval.
 * I3-706 has been updated due to approval.
 * I3-705 has been updated due to approval.
 * I3-700 has been updated due to approval.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-639

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-639.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good day! Welcome to the last Archive Time! The very last! This ends the Archive Time! series! No more Archive Time! past this, I say! No more! That is it! From now on, blogposts will be all whatever I am currently doing and not at all about what happened before starting this blog and the like! Now! I show you this!

    Lan Orethan. The great woods of the Indoril. Known for its requirement of a map to navigate the damn place. In these woods, we find the Nethril Plantation, the home of an Indoril Councillor. We shall take a look into a part of this manor that some would just ignore,  but the clever NPCer stuck the councillor in, so everyone has to visit my chapel! Yay! Chapeltime! CJ, the yay has arrived in Lan Orethan.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-662

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-662.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome back! Time for another session of Archive Time! Only two more! Today we shall take a look at a boring grotto. Could use more cowbell, but no! Just water and rocks and some kelp. Even kelp is scarce. And the screenshots are dark and hard to make out.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-659

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-659.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to another session of Archive Time! Today we shall take a look at a farmhouse owned by pleasant folks. Initially planned to be a Breton and an Imperial. But now.... Farmhouse owned by pillows!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-660

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-660.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good morning! Or evening! Or time-zone-reliant time! If it were up to me, you would all be having tea and biscuits while reading this Archive Time!, for today we shall be looking at a perfect example as to why bandits in Morrowind have to be bandits. They are just too damn... I have no idea what they are, but they certainly are not wise to have a campfire under a wooden structure. On another hand, the cave is probably so moist that they are being too clever for their own good and attempting to keep the rot out of the wood by keeping it arid... Anyway! Screenshots and the like!

Tamriel Rebuilt: i3-655

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-655.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Hello and welcome to another session of Archive Time! Only 5 more left after this one! Then I can stop writing these cheerful Archive Time! messages. Today we shall be taking a look at a small house in Sailen. Keep on Sailen, Tyrion! Keep on Sailen! Just a small and boring house. Probably has some weird stuff compared to what I had planned when released.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-647

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-647.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    And as the end of April approaches, so has another session of Archive Time! Hello! Welcome! Have a cookie! Look at the structure housing an Outfitter and a Smith! My NPC notes were probably ignored once more, but that is less of a problem here! Indoril forge and stuff! Probably venting smoke to the Outfitter's, but no one notices. Keep on Sailen, Tyrion! Keep on Sailen!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-650

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-650.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to another session of Archive Time! Only eight left! Do not worry! This will all be over soon enough! Today we shall take a look at an amazing interior in Sailen, that has been modified after I finished it, due to the NPCer of the location paying absolutely no attention to NPC notes. Oh well. I shall comment on this no further. Hah. I did notice that it was a good idea not to screenshot the best element of this interior, due to it having been replaced by something else in the NPCing stage.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-645

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-645.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Merry April! Try not to eat all the Aprilly thingies! Some are probably venomous snakes! Welcome to another session of Archive Time!, where we shall now take a look at a bandit cave! Of bandits! And deadly pits! Probably some Nord's armpits! Or mine! Wait, no. Mine do not have bloatspores at the bottom of them. But this is a bandit cave! With wooden walls and wall-mounted crossbows which no one is using, since... Well. Hand-carried crossbows actually work in Morrowind.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-542

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-542.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive Time! Today, we shall be looking at the most awesomest of Dragon Hunter lairs in all of Morrowind. Sadly, they have met their demise, due to the cave becoming unstable or something along the lines. This interior contains one of the literary masterpieces worshipped among the Tamriel Rebuilt community. Or probably not. But still. Behold! The Lair of the Order of the Eastern Dragon!


 > On the 30th of August, 2012, I have been informed by arvisrend the arvisrend that the order was actually called the Order of the Eastern Egg. Plausible. I have forgotten.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-494

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-494.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to another session of Archive Time! Today, we shall take a look at a shipwreck, somewhere at the bottom of a sea. Great fun. Full of water and it has a heavily damaged side, so there is some of the sea bottom in it as well. Which looks nice. Screenshots and claim history beyond the jump. Though I do not know if anyone actually bothers with the claim history. Oh well. The screenshots are a bit to the dark side though, as can be expected from a lightless shipwreck.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-700

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-700.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Hi! Today we shall take a look at the house of a smith, who owns a stall south of his house and who does not welcome anyone into his house to be completely honest. Enjoys his drinks and enjoys his work. The smith himself would probably be found at the stall. If not at one of the local taverns. But that would be weird.

 * I3-705 has been updated slightly.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-705

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-705.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Oh hello! Today we shall be taking a look at this brand new Alchemist Housing in Almas Thirr. It has a house and such and windows. And urns. And a bookshelf. And a planter with SHROOMS, we can guess what this alchemist lady does in her free time, can we not. She also has spiffy lanterns on spiffy hooks on spiffy furniture and spiffy "No, you do not need that to fit the exterior" and spiffy apparatus and spiffy ingredients and spiffy papers and rolls of papers and shears that she can use to cut the spiffy rolls of papers into spiffy small papers and she has spiffy potions and some spiffy baskets and some spiffy clothes and a spiffy bowl and a spiffy table and some spiffy scrib jelly. Spiffy beyond the jump. Oh, she also has spiffy sacks. That sounds wrong, but it is true.

 * I3-706 has been updated just slightly.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-706

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-706.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Oh hey! A new claim! How did that happen? I suppose Andres was bored! Most likely. Anyway, this is the house of a fisherman in Almas Thirr and has a whopping hundred and seventy-nine references, which is a magnificent eight references more than Scamplord's I3-696. Hell yeah. Screenshots beyond the jump and the like.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-513

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-513.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Archive time! is once again at hand. Today we shall take a look at a cave that is rotated all wrong. And filled with mushrooms. Delicious mushrooms. And I think there might be some levitation item there somewhere. Probably. Screenshots and claim history beyond the jump as usual.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-588

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-588.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome, lads and lasses, to another session of ARCHIVE TIME!, which is the weekly silliness of posting claims the Lord Andres Indoril has finished in the past, long, long time ago. Or something like that. Today we shall take a look at the lair of the Bloat King or was it Spore King... Anyway, it is a bloatspore cave in which there lies a corpse of a enchanter with quite a silly nature, who was accompanied by an archer with a bad, bad temper, who was only accompanying the enchanter, because he paid well. Once the enchanter declared himself the Bloat/Spore/Bloatspore King, the archer just lost an arrow from his bowstring. Understanding what he did, he robbed the corpse and left the cave.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-29

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-29.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive time time! This time we take a look at an appartment complex in Almalexia, which includes a lounge and three appartments. Nothing particularly interesting to say about the place though, but I did include a claim history and some screenshots as usual. Those are the only things that are worth looking at anyway.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-155

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-155.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    I3-153, I3-151 and now I3-155. It is like I have been hoarding those up. This one is not nearly as impressive though as those two, as this is just a natural cave without even the slightest sign of non-mushroom loot. Yeah, that gives about a fair view of what this place is. Anyway, the claim history might be slightly amusing. This has been an Archive Time post.

 * I3-151 has been updated slightly.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-151

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-151.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Seyda Vano. The settlement that becomes the player stronghold for Great House Indoril. The manor building is not large enough to fit anything seriously impressive, but large enough for a player home, I suppose. Includes two craftsmer (not a typo) and three guards. Of course, the rest of the stronghold has more stuff. Anyway, I claimed this much earlier today, before I went to sleep. And I finished it after I slept. Long after I slept, I could say even. Of course, I cursed Scamp the modderling to whose blog I have link to over there on the right. Do you see it? You should. Silly claim history and clutter after the jump. Along with screenshots. Look at the screeenshooots. Should have included more, but I am lazy and there was no place to get a good view from.