Tish Stone-Flower

Porterhause's Tish has a new and improved version! This deadly and beautiful barbarian/archer redhead will take you across Skyrim and comes with CBBE or UNP bodywork options.

Tish was born on a farm not far from Windhelm and grew up working hard in the fields and stables.

When she grew up, she not only learned to farm, but also fought with her two brothers Erik and Torbald and her father Carag Ironarm. With her speed and strength, she can defeat all three in a rare match. Her father also taught her the art of blacksmithing, and soon she was creating her own weapons and equipment.

At the age of 18, she married a miner at Shor's Stone. Her father thought it would be a match in Sovngarde with his Master Smith daughter marrying a miner. Tish isn't so sure, especially after meeting her eccentric groom and his family. Unfortunately, she died with her marriage and lived in this small village for two years. It soon became apparent that she was unable to conceive and her husband began to ignore her. Tish is busy practicing his fighting skills and working in the blacksmith shop.

The weapons and armor she crafted became popular in the region, and soon she was being sought out by caravans almost as often as she was being mined. Instead of being grateful, the people of Thor's Stone began to hate her. Who is this giant red-haired witch who can fake and lure traders with her looks into submission to her will. Her own husband came to her and told her to stop and dismantle the forge. They argued passionately, and in the end Tish steadfastly refused to dismantle her forgery. As a result, the miners refused to provide her with the metal ingots she needed to make weapons.

Soon after, Tish meets two young girls from the forest in her village, who were kidnapped by a group of bandits while she was collecting edible wild plants. Without thinking, Tish pulled the ax from his belt and began to attack. She is a whirlwind of death, wielding a shield and chopping off limbs with an axe. Not a single robber survived.

Afterwards, the two girls looked at the red-haired female warrior. They were standing among a pile of corpses. The corpses were covered with blood. There was death in their eyes, and they shouted to the village. When she returned home, she found villagers gathered in the square. Instead of praising her for her bravery, the villagers glared and muttered to themselves. They didn't ask for an explanation, and no one thanked her. In the end, she was more ostracized than ever.

Shortly after that, her husband found a priest to dissolve the marriage and forced her out of the home they had shared for more than two years. She gathered her meager possessions and equipment, kicked the village dust from her boots, breathed contemptuously at the people gathered to watch her departure, and began the long trek home.

The closer she gets to the home of her youth, the stronger her emotions become. She found herself longing for the warmth of her mother's kitchen and her father's forged steel rings. What she misses most is spending time in the yard with her brother and sister.

As she climbed the final hill back home, the smile faded from her face. There was no smoke from the chimney of the house, and there was no blacksmith shop. A cold feeling of fear coursed through her body and her pace quickened until she was sprinting.

She slipped in the yard. What she discovered stirred up rage and despair that bounced off the mountain again and again. The farm was in ruins, her father and two brothers dead, their dismembered and bloated bodies trampled against trees. Her mother and sister had nothing. Distraught, she inquired with her neighbors and discovered that some of her father's forged weapons ended up in the hands of Stormcloak. Imperial forces found the manufacturer's trademark on the blade and tracked it to Carragher's farm, where they attempted to arrest him. He resisted and his sons joined the fight. By the end, most of the Imperial soldiers were dead, …