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Nightingale Armor (from Elderscrolls V: Skyrim) by Beebichu

Photographed by Bob Clark of RDC Photography

Dovahkiin (from Skyrim) by Mirish
Photographed by Magda Lindblom

Reblogged from paul4allseasons

Huntress (from Skyrim)

Photographed by Paolo Cellammare

Thu’um Master (from Skyrim) by Icequeenserenity

Reblogged from aicosu

Karliah (from Skyrim) by aicosu

Photos of my Karliah cosplay from Skyrim in the PCC Masquerade!  I won 1st place in the gaming category!

Rule 63 Dovakhiin (from The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim) by Manzinat0r

Photographed by Max Song

Dovahkiin made and modeled by me.
Armor is the Banded Iron Armor and Iron Helmet from Skyrim.

Yay I finally finished everything! I redid and added a bunch of stuff since I last wore it at ALA ‘12.
Unfortunately we got to the shoot location late and didn’t get all the shots we wanted, so we’re going to go back again for another shoot. We did get a few keepers though, so expect more.

I’m really happy to finally get to show my Elder Scrolls love through a costume.

Dovakin dragon fighting armor by Artyfakes Action Props

Dovakin dragon fighting armor by Artyfakes Action Props

Skyrim Crossplay by Jessica Nigri
Photographed by GeekAine
Shot at Katsucon

Reblogged from nigri-nation

Skyrim Crossplay by Jessica Nigri

Photographed by GeekAine

Shot at Katsucon

As the game has been such a massive hit, I’m a little surprised it’s  taken me this long to finally spot a quality bit of Skyrim cosplay.  Naturally, it’s a cute girl (well, as cute as anyone can be with an iron  mask on), and I respect her for not wearing fur-chain mail bikini  armor.
It is hard to cosplay this game however, as really the only signature  thing about any of the world’s 5000 characters is the Dragonborn horn  helmet from all the promotional materials. I suppose you could spend  months crafting full dwarven, dragon or daedric armor sets, but I can’t  really think of any NPC you could dress up as without it just seeming  like you were cosplaying some random medieval character or barbarian.

As the game has been such a massive hit, I’m a little surprised it’s taken me this long to finally spot a quality bit of Skyrim cosplay. Naturally, it’s a cute girl (well, as cute as anyone can be with an iron mask on), and I respect her for not wearing fur-chain mail bikini armor.

It is hard to cosplay this game however, as really the only signature thing about any of the world’s 5000 characters is the Dragonborn horn helmet from all the promotional materials. I suppose you could spend months crafting full dwarven, dragon or daedric armor sets, but I can’t really think of any NPC you could dress up as without it just seeming like you were cosplaying some random medieval character or barbarian.