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I know this is an odd question but I'm not sure who to turn to. If you guys think of a better place for this topic then let me know. I've thought about taking this to one of the TES boards, but very few of those people would be familiar with Severian.

The Elder Scrolls is my favorite game series, specifically because of how flexible character creation is. I'll often start a new game specifically to recreate a character from something else and play as them. Recently I played through Skyrim as Link from Legend of Zelda and it was a lot of fun.

I've thought about playing as Severian a few times, but I have a hard time fleshing out his skill set. I will most likely start off with Oblivion, but once I have the basics down I will I'll probably go on to recreate this character in Skyrim and Morrowind.

I'll make him an Imperial for the speechcraft perks and Sev's physical features (in my head). I've already come to terms with the fact that I'll be going unarmored. Two handed swords are always fun, and restoration is a given, but what other powers did Severian have? It doesn't help that I read the books forever ago. I've been looking for a comprehensive list but haven't found anything yet.

So far I have an Imperial with speechcraft, restoration, alteration (to make not having armor viable), blade (strictly two handed swords), block (no shield) and... maybe mysticism? I just want to make sure I'm on the right track and not neglecting anything.

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Doppelgangers way to make money using their talents. Good, neutral or Evil aligned.

##d100 Doppelganger Jobs

1. Working as mythical figures impersonators (Mall's Santa) for holidays event (Good)

2. Working as a therapist, morphing into a deceased or disappeared person to help someone go over trauma (Good)

3. Become an One man show star (Neutral)

4. An escort that can become "whoever you want for the night, baby" (Neutral)

5. A con artist specialized in handful of coin theft : waiting for the victim to leave home, morph into them, "Hey Honey, I forgot money for the bread, thanks" (Evil)

6. Be a decoy for a figure of power, to keep them safe from assassins (Neutral) u/MyEvilTwin47

7. Assassinate a figure of power by first pretending to be their decoy body double. (Evil) u/MyEvilTwin47

8. Working as a children’s mascot at a local restaurant. (Neutral) u/EB_Jeggett

9. Deliver social/political commentary by playing a carricature of the local ruler. (Neutral) u/Sirviantis

10. Getting paid to create scandals. Stalker/agitator/meddler, hired to drive someone insane. As the doppelganger is doing all kinds of wicked stuff to mess with someone's mind, physical property and relationships(Evil) u/a_solid_snack

11. working as a stand in for people thinking about getting tattoos, body modification or haircuts. so they can see what it would look like on their body before committing (neutral ) u/Im_everyone_yo

12. crowd filler for bards who do not like to perform to low audiences. can look like any class/race to match the locals (neutral ) u/Im_everyone_yo

13. visiting elderly persons as their children in nursing homes or old folks homes- good u/Im_everyone_yo

14. visiting elderly persons as their children to scam them out of money (evil) u/Im_everyone_yo

15. taking the form of a vulnerable person to draw out criminals to stop them (good) u/Im_everyone_yo

16. Alibi-for-hire: the doppelganger assumes a potential criminal's likeness and, at an agreed upon time, goes to a public place far from the site of their proposed crime. This creates witnesses that might move suspicion away from the actual criminal. (Neutral or evil) u/MissMedea

17. Everyday life stunt double. Don't want to go to that dinner with your in laws ? Couldn't get your day off at work to see the match ? We got you covered. (Neutral) u/Archi_balding

18. For telepath dopplegangers : security staff or luxury service job, they know what you're up for or what you want before you could even say i

I was recently watching a video where some people in Japan bought bento boxes sold at a train station (I believe these are called ekiben but I'm not 100% certain as I've just started looking into it). The people later tried these bento's while on the Shinkansen. I am a very picky eater, but the bento's looked appetizing and I wanted to learn more. I've been trying to see if there is a website available that shows the specific bento boxes that are sold in Japan's train stations, but I mostly find recipe ideas on Google. As someone who wants to try Japanese food, I wanted to find out specifically what is in the bento's sold in Japan so I can recreate a meal that's less American inspired and more authentic. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Anyone have one? I'm just trying to find the best alternative streaming radio stations.