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Hello there ladies and gentlemen! I'm an Indonesian, specifically from Bandung. Ever since I played Skyrim during my freshmen year in my old college, I've delved into any build forums in the internet and found so many build that amuses me, so from that day onwards I tried making so many personalized build (albeit not released during that time due to college life) and learning a thing or two about Elder Scrolls' lore and some of the civilizations of each race.

In Elder Scrolls, I particularly LOVE the lores of Redguards, Breton, and Nords. Those three race kinda fits to me like a glove both playstyle and lore-wise. I do hope that later on, we get to explore Redguards' ancestral land of Yokuda, Bretons' druidic heritage (particularly their Druids of Galen), and also Nords' Atmoran heritage (yes, the lores in Skyrim are NOT complete IMO) whether it's in Elder Scrolls or as a lore. For other races however, I love Khajiits and Orsimer. Khajiits because I LOVE cats and the first time I played Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is also the first time I watched Carnival Phantasm (an anime of every Type-Moon franchise, including Fate series and Tsukihime).

Other franchises that I love are Warcraft (specifically Warcraft 3 and WoW prior to Mists of Pandaria), Age of Empires, FromSoft's franchises, Lord of the Rings, Fire Emblem (I only followed up until the Three Houses one), Darkest Dungeon, Artix's Games (yes, I'm THAT old), and Kingdom Rush. As you guys might've noticed, I love myself some strategy and RPG games, particularly those with hero system and/or touch of magic in it. So, maybe expect some build that have a link with anything mentioned in one of those franchises.

Another thing that drives me to learn about Elder Scroll's lore is my love towards histories and literatures IRL, specifically the Eastern Europe, Middle-East, Gaelic, Norway, French, Japanese, Korean, Italian, and many more. In my opinion, once you've learnt a civilization's literatures and cultures (including languages and maybe some historical aspects), you'll learn why would the people there act like the way they are in this day and making it easier to familiarize with any conditions and situations. I particularly love learning foreign languages ever since I'm in elementary, I'm currently learning English, German, Japanese, Arabic, Chinese, and Latin.

"All human wisdom is contained in these two words: Wait and Hope"

-Alexandre Dumas; Count of Monte Cristo