While it seems intuitively odd to be a Lycan, there's nothing lore breaking about it. The fact that it's an intended game mechanic to be able to do so speaks to the opposite. In point of fact the playable Khajiit race is but one of several. There are others so different in appearance that if you could see them you would think "THAT'S a Khajiit?"
I think she assumed that you assumed it was odd for Khajiit to be Lycans because you also assumed all Khajiit looked like cats....While it seems intuitively odd to be a Lycan, there's nothing lore breaking about it. The fact that it's an intended game mechanic to be able to do so speaks to the opposite. In point of fact the playable Khajiit race is but one of several. There are others so different in appearance that if you could see them you would think "THAT'S a Khajiit?"
Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking. The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure) doesn't stop you from going and getting the shrine of Talos blessing. What I'm getting at here is just because it's a game mechanic, it doesn't mean that it isn't lore breaking. Also the last part of your comment made no sense. I know there's different species of khajiit. What does that have to do with my question?
I think she assumed that you assumed it was odd for Khajiit to be Lycans because you also assumed all Khajiit looked like cats....While it seems intuitively odd to be a Lycan, there's nothing lore breaking about it. The fact that it's an intended game mechanic to be able to do so speaks to the opposite. In point of fact the playable Khajiit race is but one of several. There are others so different in appearance that if you could see them you would think "THAT'S a Khajiit?"
Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking. The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure) doesn't stop you from going and getting the shrine of Talos blessing. What I'm getting at here is just because it's a game mechanic, it doesn't mean that it isn't lore breaking. Also the last part of your comment made no sense. I know there's different species of khajiit. What does that have to do with my question?
I have no idea. It seems kinda odd if they can though. Just my opinion.I think she assumed that you assumed it was odd for Khajiit to be Lycans because you also assumed all Khajiit looked like cats....Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking. The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure) doesn't stop you from going and getting the shrine of Talos blessing. What I'm getting at here is just because it's a game mechanic, it doesn't mean that it isn't lore breaking. Also the last part of your comment made no sense. I know there's different species of khajiit. What does that have to do with my question?
I'm just asking for the in-game khajiits. The ones you play as. Which I'm pretty sure are the Cathay. Is it possible, in the lore, for the in game khajiits to be vampires/werewolfs?
That's not a game mechanic. It's the complete absence of a game mechanic. The Khajiit being able to become Vampires and Lycans is something that the developers actively coded in rather than something they overlooked .Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking.
The Khajiit are not some kind of monolithic Uni-Mind. They're individuals. Like a member of any other race a Khajiit can believe in the apotheosis of Talos or not. This holds true for a member of any race. The fact that you would claim it's lore breaking implies you don't clearly understand the meaning of the term. Being lore compliant doesn't mean you have to engage in rigid, inflexible and illogical racial stereotyping of all the races of Tamriel.The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure)
I have no idea. It seems kinda odd if they can though. Just my opinion.I think she assumed that you assumed it was odd for Khajiit to be Lycans because you also assumed all Khajiit looked like cats....
I'm just asking for the in-game khajiits. The ones you play as. Which I'm pretty sure are the Cathay. Is it possible, in the lore, for the in game khajiits to be vampires/werewolfs?
Monolithic Uni-mind? XDThat's not a game mechanic. It's the complete absence of a game mechanic. The Khajiit being able to become Vampires and Lycans is something that the developers actively coded in rather than something they overlooked .Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking.
Members of the Khajiit race can (and do) worship Daedra same as any member of another race can. Vajhira, the Khajiit hunter from Oblivion worships Hircine, the patron Daedra for Lycans.
The Khajiit are not some kind of monolithic Uni-Mind. They're individuals. Like a member of any other race a Khajiit can believe in the apotheosis of Talos or not. This holds true for a member of any race. The fact that you would claim it's lore breaking implies you don't clearly understand the meaning of the term. Being lore compliant doesn't mean you have to engage in rigid, inflexible and illogical racial stereotyping of all the races of Tamriel.The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure)
That's not a game mechanic. It's the complete absence of a game mechanic. The Khajiit being able to become Vampires and Lycans is something that the developers actively coded in rather than something they overlooked .Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking.
Members of the Khajiit race can (and do) worship Daedra same as any member of another race can. Vajhira, the Khajiit hunter from Oblivion worships Hircine, the patron Daedra for Lycans.
The Khajiit are not some kind of monolithic Uni-Mind. They're individuals. Like a member of any other race a Khajiit can believe in the apotheosis of Talos or not. This holds true for a member of any race. The fact that you would claim it's lore breaking implies you don't clearly understand the meaning of the term. Being lore compliant doesn't mean you have to engage in rigid, inflexible and illogical racial stereotyping of all the races of Tamriel.The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure)
She answered your question, at least imo, when she said the devs had to actively code it in. That suggests that it is intended and accepted as official Lore.That's not a game mechanic. It's the complete absence of a game mechanic. The Khajiit being able to become Vampires and Lycans is something that the developers actively coded in rather than something they overlooked .Just because you can wear a stormclock cuirass in an imperial hold like Solitude doesn't mean it's not lore breaking.
Members of the Khajiit race can (and do) worship Daedra same as any member of another race can. Vajhira, the Khajiit hunter from Oblivion worships Hircine, the patron Daedra for Lycans.
The Khajiit are not some kind of monolithic Uni-Mind. They're individuals. Like a member of any other race a Khajiit can believe in the apotheosis of Talos or not. This holds true for a member of any race. The fact that you would claim it's lore breaking implies you don't clearly understand the meaning of the term. Being lore compliant doesn't mean you have to engage in rigid, inflexible and illogical racial stereotyping of all the races of Tamriel.The Khajiit don't believe in Talos as a god (I'm pretty sure)
Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
She answered your question, at least imo, when she said the devs had to actively code it in. That suggests that it is intended and accepted as official Lore.That's not a game mechanic. It's the complete absence of a game mechanic. The Khajiit being able to become Vampires and Lycans is something that the developers actively coded in rather than something they overlooked .
Members of the Khajiit race can (and do) worship Daedra same as any member of another race can. Vajhira, the Khajiit hunter from Oblivion worships Hircine, the patron Daedra for Lycans.
The Khajiit are not some kind of monolithic Uni-Mind. They're individuals. Like a member of any other race a Khajiit can believe in the apotheosis of Talos or not. This holds true for a member of any race. The fact that you would claim it's lore breaking implies you don't clearly understand the meaning of the term. Being lore compliant doesn't mean you have to engage in rigid, inflexible and illogical racial stereotyping of all the races of Tamriel.
Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
It has everything to do with your question. Any race can worship any Aedra or Daedra. It's an individual choice. The ability to become a Lycan is based on blood pact with Hircine. The ability to become a vampire is based on contracting a Sanguinare Vampiris, a disease to which the Khajiit have no more immunity than any other race, which is to say none. The ability to become a Vampire Lord is by pact with Molag Bal.Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
I understand. I didn't realize what you meant the first time I read your post. Sorry if I was rude.She answered your question, at least imo, when she said the devs had to actively code it in. That suggests that it is intended and accepted as official Lore.Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
Alright. but I was just saying there's other things in the game that could be lore breaking.
I suddenly have a question about Vampire Lords!It has everything to do with your question. Any race can worship any Aedra or Daedra. It's an individual choice. The ability to become a Lycan is based on blood pact with Hircine. The ability to become a vampire is based on contracting a Sanguinare Vampiris, a disease to which the Khajiit have no more immunity than any other race, which is to say none. The ability to become a Vampire Lord is by pact with Molag Bal.Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
Why can Serana and Harkon make us Vampire Lords of it requires a pact with Molag Bal to become one?It has everything to do with your question. Any race can worship any Aedra or Daedra. It's an individual choice. The ability to become a Lycan is based on blood pact with Hircine. The ability to become a vampire is based on contracting a Sanguinare Vampiris, a disease to which the Khajiit have no more immunity than any other race, which is to say none. The ability to become a Vampire Lord is by pact with Molag Bal.Either way, that has nothing to do with my question. Just some examples I made. All I wanted to know was if the khajiit in the video game SKYRIM could be vampires/werewolfs without it being lore breaking.
It's derivative. They're bound by blood pact to Molag Bal. You're bound by blood pact to either of them.Why can Serana and Harkon make us Vampire Lords of it requires a pact with Molag Bal to become one?
Thank youIt's derivative. They're bound by blood pact to Molag Bal. You're bound by blood pact to either of them.Why can Serana and Harkon make us Vampire Lords of it requires a pact with Molag Bal to become one?