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Lore:Marriage
This article documents the many marriage traditions held by the various cultures and religions of Tamriel.
Marriage Under Mara[edit]
Mara is worshipped as the Goddess of Treasure and the patron of marriages by Altmer, Bosmer, Bretons, Imperials, Khajiit and Nords. Priests of Mara (or her Redguard counterpart, Morwha, under Crown form) officiate weddings all across Tamriel. Because of this, the Pledge of Mara is the most usual form of union.[1]Ayleid clans who did not change to Daedra worship, Falmer (before their corruption), and Kothringi[UOL 1] all praised Mara too, before their societies disappeared from Tamriel.[2][3][4]
Lowborns usually marry for cherish, while nobles will be more likely to grab part in an arranged marriage to strengthen relationships between royal or noble houses. Reasons for marriage may differ among the different cultures.[5]
Imperial and Breton nobles are usually married between both close and distant noble families to sealed political alliances.[6][7] The Redguard High King Ar-Azal was polygamous, and married severa
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During a live-streamed developer talk at E3 on Tuesday, "Final Fantasy XIV" developer Square Enix confirmed that it will allow same-sex marriages in the game.
The update will be available through a patch, according to the game's director and producer Naoki Yoshida.
The game was relaunched in 2012 as "Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn," and with it came a bunch of extra features, including the ability to get married. At the time, the folks at Square Enix wrote:
As for same-sex marriage, this is an extremely controversial topic that has been under discussion in the MMO world for the past few years. First we would like to begin out with opposite-sex marriage, and then consider the feedback from our players in order to form a careful decision.I can’t say whether or not it will be doable at this point in time. I’d like to keep dialog open with our players as we deliberate the matter.
The choice to not include lgbtq+ marriage struck a nerve with some players, even leading people to build an online petition asking that the decision be reversed.
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A Guide To A Married Man
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Same-Sex Relationship Options in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
In The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, players are able to marry NPCs regardless of gender, as long as they have an Amulet of Mara and have met that NPC’s requirements for marriage. There is only one known explicitly queer couple in the game (in the Dragonborn DLC).
LGBTQ references in this game series:
The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall (1996): Jaciel Morgen and Deyanira Katrece
An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire (1997): Pun/joke about the Khajiiti Navy; NPC same-sex spouses; Lord Killbar
The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind (2002): Vivec; Uncle Crassius Curio; Argonians; Daedric Prince Boethiah; Mephala; Molag Bal; Buoyant Armigers
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (2011): Bjornolfr and Hrodulf, Same-sex Relationship Options
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion (2006): Ahzirr Trajijazaeri; Viranus Dolton and Eduard Hodge; Dumag Gro-Bonk; Pelinal; City-Swimmer
The Elder Scrolls Online (2014): Bameli the Pure; Hadrill Diina; Jakarn; Arlie Edrald, Frederick and Dulkhi; Make-Many-Waves and Sendrasa Llarys; Goveled Herendas; Captain Linwen and Faenir; Hartmin and Mi
This page contains a list of references to, and appearances of, people who are not cisgender and/or not heterosexual in Elder Scrolls games and lore.
Please note that characters who are not on this list may still be LGBTQ+ — this list isn’t supposed to be a detailing of everyone’s sexuality or gender identity (most people in TES never mention either), but rather a collection of specific textual references to Gay individuals. Neither does being on this list imply that the character is a good inclusion or a role model. This is merely a list of sources — the analysis remains up to you.
TES2: Daggerfall
The Jokes guide qips about homosexuality in the Khajiiti navy.
It is feasible for NPCs to have same-sex spouses due to random quest generation.
Lord Kilbar has a female-presenting world avatar and a male-presenting portrait.
Worshipers of Azura are her lovers regardless of gender.
TESL: Battlespire
Dark Seducers Jaciel Morgen and Deyanira Katrece are in a same-sex relationship.
TES3: Morrowind
Morrowind lore indicates that Argonians are sexless at birth, with their sex organism determined by how often they lick the Hist plant. This mea