Is it just me or are the Ogrim in Fargave kind of adorable

ForMalacath

The one dude sitting down eating his chow in Madam Whim's place. I just wanna give him a cuddle lol

Sylvermynx

I find the daedra there all adorable as I don't have to worry about aggroing them.

TheCommentator

And I can't even blade of woe them!

Vevvev

TheCommentator wrote: »

And I can't even blade of woe them!

Or feed off them either.... Sad vampire

Ye_Olde_Crowe

I agree. These Ogrim are totally cute.

RaddlemanNumber7

I could do without seeing the belly physics they have been given.

Cillion3117

They may look adorable, but I bet they have a very... dominate smell. So no hugging from me.

etchedpixels

RaddlemanNumber7 wrote: »

I could do without seeing the belly physics they have been given.

I want those belly physics on my big fat orc too

SilverBride

I've never paid any attention to their bellies.

SkaraMinoc

Ye_Olde_Crowe wrote: »

I agree. These Ogrim are totally cute.

Let's not go that far

Call_of_Red_Mountain

Not for me.

GrahamJoyce

I wish we could talk with them. Ogrim can talk right?

katanagirl1

I don’t know, the idea that this one area in the game has “friendly” ogrim where everywhere else in the game they immediately try to kill me seems hard to reconcile, or even make sense.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I don’t know, the idea that this one area in the game has “friendly” ogrim where everywhere else in the game they immediately try to kill me seems hard to reconcile, or even make sense.

They are daedra, not mindless, rabid beasts. They are sentient and intelligent beings with their own will. Not all of them is going to attack you on sight.

tzaeru

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I don’t know, the idea that this one area in the game has “friendly” ogrim where everywhere else in the game they immediately try to kill me seems hard to reconcile, or even make sense.

Ogrim are Malacath's servants, and Malacath, while enjoying purposefully pitting mortals against each other and causing havoc overall, is not always hostile.

I suppose that anyone sufficiently skilled wanting to summon an ogrim (far as I know none of the TES games make this possible for the player, but there are enemies that summon ogrim) to kill some mortals with would quickly have their request fulfilled.

katanagirl1

NotaDaedraWorshipper wrote: »

katanagirl1 wrote: »

I don’t know, the idea that this one area in the game has “friendly” ogrim where everywhere else in the game they immediately try to kill me seems hard to reconcile, or even make sense.

They are daedra, not mindless, rabid beasts. They are sentient and intelligent beings with their own will. Not all of them is going to attack you on sight.

Pretty sure the ones in that public dungeon in Shadowfen for example, would insta-kill me if I didn’t attack them first.

Can’t think of any other zone where they are friendly.

EDIT: don’t these daedra serve one of the Daedric gods? I mean, that is their primary motivation, right? So in Oblivion it is Molag Bal and in the Deadlands it is Mehrunes Dagon. Both of them want mortals dead.

NotaDaedraWorshipper

katanagirl1 wrote: »

Pretty sure the ones in that public dungeon in Shadowfen for example, would insta-kill me if I didn’t attack them first.

Sanguine's Demesne? The one that is also filled with npcs that are not attacked by the daedra and are there to party?
Gamenmechanics doesn't always equal lore. It's a puplic dungeon and we need enemies. You might also be seen as an invader.

katanagirl1 wrote: »

EDIT: don’t these daedra serve one of the Daedric gods? I mean, that is their primary motivation, right? So in Oblivion it is Molag Bal and in the Deadlands it is Mehrunes Dagon. Both of them want mortals dead.

Neither Molag Bal or Mehrunes Dagon want "mortals dead". They want to see and cause domination, brutality and enslavement of mortals, versus destruction, change, revolution and ambition. Death of mortals is often the consequence of those things but it's not something they aim for nor the other daedra that follow them. Daedra who can decide to change who they serve and with their own mind that most mortals don't understand, because again they are not some mindless beings with only violence as motivation, but complex immortal beings of a different plane.

Fargrave is also not part of the Deadlands. It's a demiplane of Oblivion, which has countless of planes, with no prince that rules it.

spartaxoxo

It's weird but a good weird