West Weald Isla and Sebastien by @loustica-lucia 🥰 these two getting to be happy together after everything means so much 2 me uwu
I also love getting flashbanged by the sun there and the whole zone turning (bass boosted) ORANGE
you cant be talking like that, nonungalo necromancer
leramil is not legally allowed to say fuck
not a/i, cameo from mela lee
Come on, that's their whole thing!
Finished gold road epilogue really late last night and have many thoughts but first I need to share that
Leramil and Gadayn do go to her home in Apocrypha after the final quest :3
MQ spoilers in dialogue
Finished leading a vet lucent citadel last night and trying to open the combat metrics fight at the end nearly crashed my game, but it was worth it for the snort "Mirrormoor Man" gave me
My theory on Ithelia's appearance in the cinematic being so Human, her domain being shared with Mora in some ways (though prince of fate is a title shared by several), and how a "new" daedric prince can be accommodated into existing lore is that the current arc will end with Ithelia becoming mortal by choice.
Think about it. Zenimax can't retcon existing games that happen in the future from ESO's time, especially not a detail as massive as a forgotten daedric prince, and it's wild to even think they would attempt it. All of their lore expands upon existing lore, which Ithelia very much does not - she changes it. Killing a prince who is a threat isn't an option (look at Jyggalag into Sheogorath). Her domain even seems related to the player, in the sense that the player the Hero (capital H) with the ability to rule their own destiny and obscure their fate in ways unique from other mortals. Ithelia is known as the Fate Changer and was determined to be too much of a threat to the other princes because of what she might do.
I think she and the player might relate to each other almost too well - Ithelia always admiring mortals for their freedom compared to princes who must Act and Be what they Are, and takes her form as that of a mortal - and when Ithelia is inevitably faced with imprisonment again at the end of the story, she may be able to bargain for giving up her godhood to become mortal, potentially even becoming an adventurer, like you.
For anyone interested in the new/forgotten daedric prince Ithelia but who can't play ESO, here's the reveal scene in game for everything we know about them (so far). Some context will be missing given this is only 6 minutes from an entire chapter but this is all that's currently in game.
The cinematic trailers are the first time we have seen their appearance, but the trailers always looks drastically different than in-game models, so I wouldn't hold onto her appearance too strongly from that.