The grammar in the title of this thread.

In all seriousness, when one of my DiD RP characters die. Sometimes I devote a lot of time into these characters, and play then with as much depth and meaning as any other RP character.

It was very sad when I lost my horse to group of bandits. I had used that horse for a long time. I bought a new one that looked just like it but it was just not the same

And of course when I lost one of the dawnguard dogs (dont remember the names) to a blasted frost mage.. Gave my character yet another reason to really hate magic.

Kodlak would be sad if it did not happen like 5 quests after I joined

I just did the quest were skjor dies and never did any of aleas quest and Kodlak still wants to talk.

Forelhost was pretty depressing, and The Forgotten Vale - though beautiful - left me feeling quite weary... Poor Gelebor.

It's not that sad for me, but I orphaned all the children I could in Skyrim. Some of the kids' pets came to the orphanage with them. I killed them infront of all the children, I was hard work, but it was worth it.

I wish I could import your character into my own Skyrim game, just so I could kill him/her painfully and messily.

But that would go into the "things that make you smile" topic.

http://www-static.weddingbee.com/pics/219726/dafuq.jpg

The end to Lost to the Ages.

There is nothing wrong with me. I just simply gave myself a challenge, to orphan every child I could in Skyrim. Some I had to ask the community for advice.

Dee Pressing is one of my favourite characters

The Children in Forelhost, the Orphans in the game and Meeko