Can we get Nahlia as a future houseguest?

Omegacron · June 7

Votary Nahlia is a great character! I love her personality AND her armor. Seeing as how we currently only have two Bosmer houseguests (vs. like 6 khajiit, 5 nords, 4 redguards, etc.), can we get Nahlia as a future houseguest?

LunaFlora · June 8

that would be so awesome!

blktauna · June 8

She's so much better than Eveli

amig186 · June 8

I'd love to have her as a houseguest or a companion, she manages to be very cute without being overly childish like some characters. Looks good too, with those classic Morrowind black Bosmer eyes. Also, as a houseguest she'd make a nice trio with Erilthel and Giladil.

ArchangelIsraphel · June 8

amig186 wrote: »

I'd love to have her as a houseguest or a companion, she manages to be very cute without being overly childish like some characters. Looks good too, with those classic Morrowind black Bosmer eyes. Also, as a houseguest she'd make a nice trio with Erilthel and Giladil.

I adored her. I was so sad that she isn't a companion. It would have been so awesome to unlock the scribing skills along with a companion who was related to the quest line.

Circuitous · June 8

I'm a big Nahlia fan, but

I think she might be a bit too busy to pay us a house visit any time soon...

Minor spoiler, don't mind it.

I do hope if/when Scribing gets expanded upon in the future, she's there for it.

vsrs_au · June 8

It's a pity there's so much dislike for Eveli on this forum. I'd love to have her as a house guest.

RealLoveBVB · June 8

I would love the speaking Fox as house guest

JayR_Xx · June 9

I agree with this 100%!

AnduinTryggva · June 9

blktauna wrote: »

She's so much better than Eveli

Absolutely. Eveli got on my nerves quite quickly.

And I am sure, Nahlia will become a crown store house guest in the future. Maybe even this year.

Elendir2am · October 2

Votary Nahlia - When you met great character in game and it is bound to some quest line only instead to be at your side as companion.

Vaqual · October 2

Crazy how differently people perceive things. I felt all characters in that questline, including Nahlia and the fox, were an absolute pain. They felt unnatural and soulless, and absolutely forced in a stereotypical way. Do-gooder Indrik, wannabe-enigmatic dragon and hold-me-back griffon. But what annoyed me most was the quirkiness they were trying to go for. It felt like the typical 2010s internet board type humour. I get that power and craziness are not mutually exclusive in a world where Sheogorath exists, but it eroded a bit the seriousness of scribing as a never-seen-before source of magical power. No stakes, no decisions, no sacrifice, just lame gags and being friendly to irrelevant characters.

And the voice acting was done with so much needless emphasis and overacting in parts, like they were reading a goodnight story to a child. Or as if they were seeing those lines for the first time as they were recording.

Being around those characters was truly negative entertainment. 10/10 won't buy them as houseguest.

Syldras · October 2

Vaqual wrote: »

Crazy how differently people perceive things. I felt all characters in that questline, including Nahlia and the fox, were an absolute pain. They felt unnatural and soulless, and absolutely forced in a stereotypical way. Do-gooder Indrik, wannabe-enigmatic dragon and hold-me-back griffon. But what annoyed me most was the quirkiness they were trying to go for. It felt like the typical 2010s internet board type humour. I get that power and craziness are not mutually exclusive in a world where Sheogorath exists, but it eroded a bit the seriousness of scribing as a never-seen-before source of magical power. No stakes, no decisions, no sacrifice, just lame gags and being friendly to irrelevant characters.
And the voice acting was done with so much needless emphasis and overacting in parts, like they were reading a goodnight story to a child. Or as if they were seeing those lines for the first time as they were recording.
Being around those characters was truly negative entertainment. 10/10 won't buy them as houseguest.

I think it was done on purpose, intending to give the whole thing a fairytale/fable atmosphere (plus maybe a bit of Harry Potter or something similar - which were originally written as children's/youth books). And while I think they hit that tone really well (except maybe for the "children's morning cartoon" fox and netch which I found rather annoying), it all did feel strangely "non-ESO" to me. It was, for me, entertaining in itself, but I don't want to see more of that in other parts of the game.

spartaxoxo · October 2

Yes. I really enjoyed Nahlia. Her armor is very cool and she's the best part of that questline.

Ilumia · October 2

Looks like there might be support for this amongst a good amount of people here, so if houseguests turn a proper profit, there's a decent chance Nahlia could turn up in the crown store at some point - let's hope. There's lots of the houseguests that have really good comments.

Carcamongus · October 2

Circuitous wrote: »

I'm a big Nahlia fan, but
I think she might be a bit too busy to pay us a house visit any time soon...

Minor spoiler, don't mind it.

I do hope if/when Scribing gets expanded upon in the future, she's there for it.

The devs got us Stibbons and we know how busy he is being that lady's... erm, yeah, let's just say butler.

LadyLethalla · October 2

I'm still waiting for Fennorian

Jaimeh · October 2

Circuitous wrote: »

I'm a big Nahlia fan, but
I think she might be a bit too busy to pay us a house visit any time soon...

They can make a justification for it in the house guest dialogue, like for eg., count Stefan, he says something about how it's nice taking a small break, and so on, they could do the same with Nahlia.

AllenaNightWood · October 2

yes but id love Aramril as a house guest from Archive