He was in the show, but I don't think he ever released in it. And, for now, to simulate his half-eaten form. I think he won't be able to Awaken.
Also, THANKS GRAY!
Asuras said
I can alleviate that issue. :3
Guess Who said
I was fighting a Drouger once and it used that disarm shout. The only weapon I had left was the Wabbajack. I used it and next thing I knew the Drouger turned into a pile of septims and then exploded, sending coins everywhere. That was one of my greatest Skyrim moments ever.
The Irish Tree said
Skyrte said
The Wabbajack, from The Elder Scrolls I assume, has nothing to do with the Blood-Aura thing we're talking about. The Wabbajack transforms someone into another biological being, nothing about the blood I assume would be changed.
Skyrte said
Unfortunately that's where that metaphor ends. Because if the stick has been enchanted, then it must have been tampered with, it's easy to modify a stick since it's a stick.Blood is a different matter all together. Dust, the only source of energy/magic in this setting that I know of, is described as either a crystal, or a powder. The only logical way for your blood to have magical properties is if you infuse your blood with powdered Dust. However, your body will identify the powdered Dust as a foreign object and begin to start rejecting it in some way. Alternatively, if somehow you acquire Dust in such a fine powder, and in such quantities that it would do something, you would suffer some severe changes in your brain chemistry, as Dust is a foreign object and all blood travels through your brain.Another issue brought up is that Dust is a non-biological object, once you use it, or it bleeds out of your body, the dust:blood ratio in your body lowers and it becomes less effective. The only way to increase the dust:blood ratio is to inject more of this extremely fine powdered dust into your blood stream.