Lord Shiva
Hindu god Shiva. The evil destroyer and father of Lord Kartikeya, the devil slayer.
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Hindu god Shiva. The evil destroyer and father of Lord Kartikeya, the devil slayer.
This is Lord Shiva, the Hindu god of destruction and entertainment. You don't want to turn against this guy because when he goes into destruction mode you hope you never get created. He's not called the good-for-nothing evil destroyer when he destroys evil with a blast! ! ! He is also the proud father of Ganesha and demon slayer Kartikeya. Thankfully, Shiva has an almost endless supply of fuses, so he doesn't explode easily, but when he does, it makes for a huge bang! Shiva is a loving, compassionate and humorous character who loves the beauty of life. One who dislikes evil and all that it brings. He's also not big on crowds, and when he's not visiting monks in the Himalayas, he spends most of his time connecting with nature, meditating near waterfalls. But now, in a time of madness and corruption leading to the end of the world, or "Ragnarok" as the Norsemen call it, he has arrived in Skyrim to help the Dragon Nest, hunt and destroy all evil.
Name: Shiva
Weight: 100
Eyes: black
Hair: black
Ethnicity: Northern
Clothes: Swear
Weapon: Sword
Spells: Fire and Lightning
Location: High Hrothgar
Basic: Yes
Marriable: No, married to Parvati
suggestion
If you don't like Shiva's destruction mode armor (Forsworn), I highly recommend the Rebel Prince Armor, which you can purchase from the Divine Elegance Store. After purchasing from that store, you will need to install the mod in order for Shiva to have the Rebel Prince armor. The Rebel Prince's armor can make him look more realistic and also do his outfit justice. Again, this armor has better protection than the sworn armor! When playing this character I used the Rebel Prince armor on Marik and Shiva and they looked amazing.
Credits and content
Apachii sky hair
silent eyes
helfgemeier's eyebrows
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This is Lord Shiva, the hindu god of destruction and recreation. You do not want to get in a bad side with this guy, because when he gets into destruction mode, you'd wish you never were created. He is not known as the destroyer of evil for nothing, when he destroys it goes with a BOOM!!! He is also the proud father to Ganesha and the demon slayer Kartikeya. Thankfully Shiva has an almost endless fuse, so he does not explode that easily, but when he does, it goes with a huge BOOM!!! Shiva is a loving, compassionate humorous kind of guy, who loves the beauty of life. Someone who does not like evil and everything that comes with it. He is not much for crowds either and will spend most of his time connecting with mother nature, meditating near a waterfall, if he is not visiting the monks in the Himalayas. But now, in a time of madness and corruption, causing end of the world, or what the norse would call it Ragnarok, he has arrived to skyrim to help Dragonborn, hunting down and destroying all evil.
Name: Shiva
Weight: 100
Eyes: Black
Hair: Black
Race: Nord
Clothes: Forsworn
Weapons: Sword
Spells: Fire and lightning
Location: High Hrothgar
Essential: YES
Marriageable: No, already married to Parvati
Recommendation
If you do not like Shiva's destruction mode armor (Forsworn) I highly recommend Rebel Prince Armor, that you can buy from Divine Elegance Store. You need that mod installed to bee able to give Shiva the rebel prince armor after you have bought it from that store. The rebel prince armor would give him a more realistic look and also give him more justice in clothes. Also that armor has a way better protection than the forsworn armor! I use the rebel prince armor to Malik and Shiva when I play this characters, and it looks FANTASTIC on them.
Credits and content
Apachii Sky Hair
Quiant Eyes
Hvergelmir's Brows
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
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