Wi-o-the-Wisp

Pixies and Sprites are woodland nature spirits that resemble floating orbs of light. Plastids are a form of amorphous green non-sapient ooze. They have a viscous consistency and can often be found in swamps. Greedy people are incredibly acidic in nature and devour their victims very quickly.

Voriplasm, which first appeared on ESO, is an amorphous, non-sapient ooze that lives in the Black Marsh region. They are green in hue and have a sticky consistency and are often found in swampy areas. Adventurers traveling through the Black Marsh must be extremely cautious, as the land itself seems to want to kill them - and Voriplasm is no exception in every sense of the word. First, their physiological properties make it easy to mistake them for other substances, such as pond scum, unless people pay enough attention. Despite their appearance, they can move through swamps at incredible speeds in pursuit of their prey. They are incredibly acidic in nature, but not toxic, and devour their victims quickly. A medium-sized Voriplasm can attack a human and start digesting it there, using its own slimy body to keep you grounded to the ground, unable to get up. They are also able to vomit acid.

When destroyed, voriplams begin to divide the cell, producing smaller plastids, which in turn produce smaller plastids, which in turn produce other plastids. This process can produce 6 or more plastids that are actually part of the same initial plastid. Sometimes destroying the main core is enough to destroy all cores, sometimes it requires destroying every core.

When killed, they cause an explosion of slime.

They are not native to Skyrim, most likely arrived by the Argonians, maybe the Nagas who also appeared in the Deadly Swamp a few years ago (the Nagas are another variant of mine)



"Elf" will first appear on TES 4. This mysterious creature is likely to be the soul of nature. Most strange creatures, resembling fairies, nymphs, etc., are the subject of many theories, with no final conclusion, and the reason is that they are almost always inaccessible, resulting in shyness or too dangerous to be studied by scholars. For example, elves follow the case of elves and elves themselves, some speculate that the last one is some kind of witchcraft state, a lich, a falmer or an elaid, others suspect they are just a nature spirit like a twig, I personally believe the last one. Ice Ghost also falls into this category.

Wills are very simple phantoms. They appear as balls of light, sometimes so bright that it hurts your eyes, and other times so dim that you have to squint to see them. Although reds have also been reported, they usually have an orange sheen.

They roam the forests on Tamriel and are found primarily in pine forests in Skyrim, but have also been reported in areas associated with natural forces, such as protecting special caves and shrines.

A light floating in the darkness seems innocent, even friendly, but cannot be deceived. These attractive lights are almost always dangerous. They lead travelers to dangerous lands, perhaps a deep hole in a swamp or a cave ruled by vicious twigs.

During combat, they emit a mist around you that lures their victims, leaving them nearly blind and absorbing their vitality and magic.



Elves are just small, shy, innocent scents of nature, cousins ​​of fairies, harmonies and other elves.

They usually fly in swarms in forests and will fly away when you approach. They do not represent danger.



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