He could absorb an atronachs raw aetherial energy to replenish his own. It became more and more frequent, so frequent that he was unable to summon anything all together except for some conjured armaments and some raised corpses. When this occurred however, it seemed as if his magicka reserves never depleted, in fact it felt as if he had absorbed the summon as direct aetherial energy. Now however it became harder to summon creatures and lesser deadra and bind them to his will. He had summoned creatures of almost any ilk, he had even reanimated a recently deceased Telvanni wizard for a short time before quickly disintegrating the corpse for fear of anyone noticing the action. They allowed him to withstand the heat of the scorching sun, while at the same time enervating his magicka reserves as compensation for stunted regeneration while in the sun. He had enchanted gauntlets and boots with a Magick that would ease the burden of having to deal with the Sun's draining effect on the vampire body. In the decade and a half that he had gained the trust of the Telvanni and resumed his research, he had contracted vampirism from an experiment he had conducted. He spent the next five years researching ways to give him life without end, along with power unending. It took nearly a decade to earn the trust of the House and it's Council, but it finally paid off. They do not shun vampires, or the study of such creatures, nor did they shun Necromancy and other "dark arts", surely they would allow him to pursue his research and perhaps aid him in furthering his arcane knowldge? He had heard of master wizards in the far east, the Telvanni, the great magick casters of Morrowind. Much of his study consisted of vampirism and the power that entailed, even if there were drawbacks.
Trying to tap into energies that could extend his life so that he may hoard knowledge and gain immense power that rivaled even the greatest spell weavers and warlocks of his time. I took inspiration from, from ESO's old "Best Mage" build.īackstory: Alotheil was an aspiring student who had spent most of his early years trying to learn and trailblaze new ideas concerning Magick and it's properties.
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