Negligee of the House Slippers

Islyn · October 26

Syldras wrote: »

Why are people running into battle in underwear anyway?

Who says they are?

LalMirchi · October 26

/cough The Highlanders and Reachfolk would like to have a wee word. Yes, kilts, feathers and furry bits are just as warlike as metal armor.

Syldras · October 26

LalMirchi wrote: »

/cough The Highlanders and Reachfolk would like to have a wee word. Yes, kilts, feathers and furry bits are just as warlike as metal armor.

I just find the name funny. I'm not an expert on women's underwear, but as far as I know a "negligee" is normally a short and see-through women's nightgown.

spartaxoxo · October 26

LalMirchi wrote: »

/cough The Highlanders and Reachfolk would like to have a wee word. Yes, kilts, feathers and furry bits are just as warlike as metal armor.

Sure, they are lightly armored. However, Negligees are lingerie/sleepwear.

SilverBride · October 26

From Oxford:

a woman's light dressing gown, typically made of a filmy, soft fabric

Islyn · October 26

It is magic - like of all the things to go *MehMeHmeHmh* about xD

silky_soft · October 26

Haha, funny. Still not worse then the crotch flap ruining everything.

katanagirl1 · October 27

Because the wearer gets a +5 in charisma and the attacker gets a -5 in dexterity for the distraction.

Monte_Cristo · October 27

spartaxoxo wrote: »

LalMirchi wrote: »

/cough The Highlanders and Reachfolk would like to have a wee word. Yes, kilts, feathers and furry bits are just as warlike as metal armor.

Sure, they are lightly armored. However, Negligees are lingerie/sleepwear.

Could be a form of intimidation. "I am so unintimidated by you, I can fight you in my pyjamas and then take a nap."

spartaxoxo · October 27

Monte_Cristo wrote: »

spartaxoxo wrote: »

LalMirchi wrote: »

/cough The Highlanders and Reachfolk would like to have a wee word. Yes, kilts, feathers and furry bits are just as warlike as metal armor.

Sure, they are lightly armored. However, Negligees are lingerie/sleepwear.

Could be a form of intimidation. "I am so unintimidated by you, I can fight you in my pyjamas and then take a nap."

The enemy that (supposedly) wears them are Nocturnal's Shrikes. They seduce/lure cultists and then turn them into night terrors.

They have lines like these.

We will weep when no other mourns your loss, but the tears will be of joy.

We just want to be close. We just want to hold you tight, and never let go.

You call us breathtaking. We find that fitting

https://en.m.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Shrike

People can of course head canon any reason for their character wearing it. But it's a type of Shrike clothing. Ironically, I don't recall seeing this clothing in the game ever. But it's pretty fitting. It's got the crow theme and the seduction theme going.

Grizzbeorn · October 27

I mean, it's a negligee, it's not a set of armor, so...

Gabriel_H · October 27

Islyn wrote: »

OK - pointy closed toe, or boots, or heels - but pls PLEASE talk to them about whatever the worn out flip-flop saggy ankle this is.
(screen cap lowers quality a bit sorry!)

Dear god, cut your nails!

mague · October 27

MrGraves wrote: »

honestly think someone at ZoS has a foot fetish with how much of the costumes come w sandals. Even when it makes no sense for the outfit.

Argonians and Khajit have claws and cant wear shoes/boots. They need peeptoes.
Ever had shoes two sizes to small ?

Rishikesa108 · October 27

Saggy, drooping socks and flat sandals. What a contrast to the Halloween costume seen elsewhere!

katanagirl1 · 1:08AM

I prefer flat sandals myself in real life and it makes sense if your character is running around. Heels are immersion breaking.