Shadow Over Morrowind Lovecraft reference?

[Asenath]

So necrom is a dlc about herma mora with a lovecraft theme?

[Syris]

Yea that's a good way to sum it up. Hermaeus Mora is the Daedric Prince of Knowledge. Which doesn't sound bad on paper but a lot of the knowledge he keeps in his realm, Apocrypha, can make you go insane. Since its knowledge mortal mind cant comprehend. His realm is sorta like an eldritch library you'd expect out of a Lovecraft story. God of Forbidden Knowledge and all that.

[Asenath]

Originally posted by Syris:

Yea that's a good way to sum it up. Hermaeus Mora is the Daedric Prince of Knowledge. Which doesn't sound bad on paper but a lot of the knowledge he keeps in his realm, Apocrypha, can make you go insane. Since its knowledge mortal mind cant comprehend. His realm is sorta like an eldritch library you'd expect out of a Lovecraft story. God of Forbidden Knowledge and all that.

So lets say I bought necrom what is the effect of this knowlage is there any special effects or is it like skyrim that there is no negative effects?

[Brother Atheos]

Lets hope so.

[Asenath]

Originally posted by The Techpriest:

Lets hope so.

You mean you hope so about no negative effects? if yes then I agree.

[RendCycle]

This is so cool. Hoping more characters and realms will be introduced inspired by H.P. Lovecraft's works.

What would be extra interesting and exciting for me though is to see more designs in the future inspired by works of Clive Barker[www.clivebarkerarchive.com]. Maybe even a collaboration with him would be so awesome. Here's a review I found of one of his books I've read and liked when I was a teen, Weaveworld. Come to think of it, maybe the Dark Anchors[en.uesp.net] borrowed some ideas from Hellraiser's Lament Configuration?

[Luckylancer]

Hermaeus Mora have a lovecraftian theme. Therefore a dlc about him have it too.

[Annie]

This thread was quite old before the recent post, so we're locking it to prevent confusion.