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Fenn - The Thistle King
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For a moment, all this reminds me of one very old movie... ''Honey, I Shrunk the Kids''
Now, I think I'm going to watch it again tonight, last time I watched that movie was, something like 20 years ago
Also the fox eyes is a mod you did a long time ago.
If you ever need a new challenge I think over-hauling all the foxes would be a great thing
Fenrir, of course, is Lord of Wolves, but he is also a Guardian of the North and its creatures, lands, and people. As a great hunter and predator he also relates to similar animals. He is half-mortal human and half-fey as Fenn. Which means he can become the Thistle King, one of the Fey. In Skyrim I would say he is a nature spirit much like the Spriggan is considered a nature spirit. Lore suggests that the way Lorkhan was able to impose limits on the Aedra, and bring mortality to those who are immortal, was by breaking them up into smaller and smaller pieces and by doing so put in place limits. Anyhow some of the smaller pieces became some of the nature spirits, among them the Spriggan is rumored to be small sentient parts of some of the Aedra used to create Nirn. Since Fenrir was created by Lorkhan, who in turn was behind the creation of Nirn, it would make sense Fenrir would be able to become a nature spirit if he so wished.
Getting off track. Point is that he is chummy (friends) with many northern forest animals - wolf, fox, raccoon, minx, otter, owl, cats (domestic, lynx, cougar, mountain lion), black bear, etc. The gray fox is a fey-fox and Fenn can use it as his steed to fly through the air if he wishes.
When full size he is a human rogue-mage and much of that lore on him I have already covered. Of course there is a reason he has incarnated himself as part nature-spirit but I can't get to that until I get Grim's next chapter done.
That's a great idea Jon
Thank you for the explaination.. and I'm a patient person, can wait till the story of Fenn will start (uh Tanja you're such a liar... you are everything but not patient!) ... ehm don't listen to my second me... she is a bit grumpy today
*Puts photos on a holotape and sends them to Mac*
Have a nice day... uhm... or night you two...
Great images again, I really like the idea behind it, and it looks gorgeous!
I think I needed some color and nature after so many months in the world of Fallout :p
My boys are appreciating it very much.
Now I wonder what Mac would think about these 'photos'?
I chose this quote as it is about imagination and how it is boundless and infinite. I think it fit perfectly into a fantasy setting like this and captures that park of Fenrir/Fenn with ties to Lorkhan/Loki.
My favorite expression that I think captures Fenn best was this close-up one:
https://c1.staticflickr.com/1/559/32619429692_a94d1927dc_b.jpg
I like this wonderful fantasty touch of this set. When he is the small version, he looks a little bit like an elf from a faity tale.
Wonderful work, Jon
Aye I like the strong haircut with the wreath and I think it works well for Fenn as this little tough guy Fey creature ... and in his large form as a human rogue it also gives him an intense quality I like.