Amulet of Talos is a unique item in the popular video game, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. This game is set in the fictional land of Skyrim, where the player takes on the role of the Dragonborn, a prophesied hero with the power to speak the language of dragons. In Skyrim, the Amulet of Talos is a necklace that grants the wearer a 20% reduction in the cooldown time for shouts. Shouts are powerful abilities that the Dragonborn can use in combat, such as the ability to breathe fire or summon a storm. The amulet is enchanted with the power of the god Talos, also known as Tiber Septim, a legendary figure in the game's lore. Talos is revered as the god of war and governance in the world of Skyrim, and his amulet is considered a powerful artifact.
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Here in the photos of the first casting, you can see that I had decided to add some pour spouts off of the tips of the ax and leading into a pouring channel off of the crossbeam. In hindsight, I probably should have made the armature attach to a baseboard, as in the process of sculpting, I would have to hold it in my hand, and my own body heat would slowly soften the wax as it is intended to do , and could occasionally diminish any previously sculpted details.
Talos is revered as the god of war and governance in the world of Skyrim, and his amulet is considered a powerful artifact. The amulet is often sought after by players, as the reduced cooldown time for shouts can greatly enhance their combat abilities. To obtain the Amulet of Talos, players can find it in various locations throughout the game or receive it as a reward for completing certain quests.
TESV: Skyrim – Amulet of Talos
The greatest plot element in Skyrim, is the Empires forced decision to remove the Divine Talos from is pantheon of worship. Previously, he had been included in what was called The Nine Divines, with the Divines serving as gods. Talos was one of the only ones (well, officially anyways), that was a mortal man made into a god. With a war that broke out, and the treaty that followed, the Empire abolished his worship, and his idols. Found through out the game however, are Amulets of the Divines, even those of Talos.
This piece is based directly from the game. Establishing it’s scale was a little hard though, as the games ‘human’ models are slightly idealized, but I was able to establish a general size for the piece.
I again chose to use Castilene for this one, and it was put on a simple cross shaped wire armature. In hindsight, I probably should have made the armature attach to a baseboard, as in the process of sculpting, I would have to hold it in my hand, and my own body heat would slowly soften the wax (as it is intended to do), and could occasionally diminish any previously sculpted details. Despite that, I was able to get the sculpt to a point where I felt it was close to the game model, and moved on to molding. I used the over so sophisticated method of blocking out the mold walls with Lego blocks, and poured a simple two part mold.
Here in the photos of the first casting, you can see that I had decided to add some pour spouts off of the tips of the ax and leading into a pouring channel off of the crossbeam. Doing this allowed that any trapped air would not get held up in important places, and resin could easily reach all the areas of the mold without too much trouble.
Below is a photo to show the scale, as just showing my hand doesn’t exactly help!
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The amulet can also be purchased from merchants, although it can be quite expensive. In addition to its gameplay benefits, the Amulet of Talos also plays a role in the broader lore of The Elder Scrolls universe. The worship of Talos is a controversial topic in the game, as the Thalmor, a group of high elves, oppose his worship and seek to eradicate it. Owning and wearing the Amulet of Talos can be seen as a sign of defiance against the Thalmor and a symbol of the player's allegiance to Talos. Overall, the Amulet of Talos is a popular and valuable item in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Its gameplay benefits and connection to the game's lore make it sought after by players, who may go to great lengths to obtain and use it in their adventures. Whether for practical purposes or as a symbol of loyalty, the Amulet of Talos holds a significant place in the world of Skyrim..
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