[Cosplay] Kotal Khan (MK) - ESO

He bled onto Murkmire's soil before he even knew where he'd landed. The Argonians who watched saw no lost stranger, only a prayer they recognized.

By s1by0z   •  Updated 3 days ago

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6 Chapters

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Head
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Welwa Feathered Warrior Hat
An Outfit look for headgear in the Welwa Feathered Warrior style.
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Patron's Gold
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Stalhrim Chrome
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Patron's Gold
Body
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Hide Chest
Hides your currently-equipped Chest for the current Outfit.
Shoulders
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Mazzatun Arm Cops
Learned from the Mazzatun Crafting Style, acquired by completing the Ruins of Mazzatun Dungeon.
No dye
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Patron's Gold
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Patron's Gold
Hands
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Mazzatun Gauntlets
Learned from the Mazzatun Crafting Style, acquired by completing the Ruins of Mazzatun Dungeon.
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Patron's Gold
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Patron's Gold
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Graht-Bark Brown
Waist
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Wormwrithe Belt
An Outfit look for waists in the Wormwrithe style.
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No dye
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Patron's Gold
Legs
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Welwa Feathered Warrior Breeches
An Outfit look for legs in the Welwa Feathered Warrior style.
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Telvanni Walnut
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Feet
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Crowborne Hunter Shoes
An Outfit look for footwear in the Crowborne Hunter style.
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Telvanni Walnut
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Patron's Gold
Main-Hand 1
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Voskrona Guardian Greatsword
Learned from the Voskrona Guardian Crafting Style, acquired by or from defeating the final boss in Naj-Caldeesh.
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Patron's Gold
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Nirnroot Gray
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Telvanni Walnut
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Head Markings
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Eyes of Umaril
"Some say that Umaril the Unfeathered can work through mortals, making their eyes glow. You see someone with yellow radiance in their eyes? Think twice before pummeling such folk."—Globura of Gonfalon Bay
Facial Hair
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Bronze Color Eyeshadow
Bronze Eyeshadow is popular around the shores of the Abecean Sea, where they are felt to give one a certain gravitas.
Body Markings
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Necrom Armiger Body Markings
Buoyant Armigers assigned to Necrom often meditate before their pilgrimage, reflecting on what they hope to achieve. Once there, if they accomplish their goals, a Dead Keeper body artist adorns their skin with Necrom symbology.
Skins
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Reefdweller
The colorful inhabitants of High Isle reefs often act differently when land-dwellers approach. To better swim among the local aquatic life, druids imitate them by imbuing their skin with gorgeous blues and greens. Care to try it?
Personalities
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Deadlands Firewalker
You wandered the turbulent landscape of the Deadlands and proved your strength. Flame is now your feisty partner instead of a deadly foe, ready to face whatever grueling challenges Oblivion has to offer.
Mounts
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Pestilent Guar
"The colors! So bright. Thank Peryite, it doesn't breathe vile fumes. Well, unless you've fed it fungus. Then it has the foulest breath ever. So. Don't feed it fungus."—Yamighu's New-New Journal

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Kotal Khan never learned what tore open the sky above Outworld that day, only that he rose alone, in warm mud belonging to no kingdom he knew. 

Out of habit more than choice, he did what he's done every morning since he took the crown: he opened his palm and let the blood fall onto the ground, an offering meant for a sun that, that day, had no idea it was being called on.

It wasn't the sun that answered, but the roots. 

The Hist tree, which has drunk the blood the Argonians of Murkmire offer it for centuries, recognized in that foreign gesture a language it had never heard before, yet understood perfectly. 
The hunters who found Kotal kneeling in the mud, palm still open, saw no invader, only a man paying a debt no one had asked him for, rare enough to earn him a seat by the fire instead of a blade in the back. 

He still has no name for this new god that drank his blood in the sun's place. 
But he keeps opening his palm every morning, and Murkmire keeps letting him stay.

Updated 3 days ago