Knights of the Nine in ESO?

manpoo

Hi everyone!

I will hereby lay nut just a suggestion but a claim that you can see the Knight of Nine in Cyrodiil.
In this day and age of course named Knights of the Nine hence Talos ain't alive yet.

In a location in Cyrodiil called the abbey of the eight that I'm pretty sure actually becomes priory of the nine later on when Talos achieves divinehood.
The guards there are also called Knights of the Eight.

I'm very curious if this could be confirmed somehow?

Tyrobag

The Knights of the Nine, who's intent was to recover and protect the Crusader's relics, was formed by Sir Amiel Lannus in 3E 111. The order did not exist prior to that.

It is unsurprising that there would have been an order of knights devoted to protecting an abbey that would take the name "Knights of the Eight". This may be an intentional reference on the part of Zo$, but there is no affiliation between the two organizations.

mb10

Talos is a fake and a murderer.

Hopefully the dominion and the empire won vs the stormcloaks (which they probably did do tbh) and returned everything back to the 8

Tyrobag

mb10 wrote: »

Talos is a fake and a murderer.

Hopefully the dominion and the empire won vs the stormcloaks (which they probably did do tbh) and returned everything back to the 8

You can't call Talos fake if you support the thalmor. The entire reason that they have any power is because they've lied continually, taking credit for things others have done. The only things the dominion can take credit for is slaughtering thousands of innocent people (mostly in cold blood), and for being religiously and racially intolerant bigots.

MUSTACHMAN654

Who were the Nights of Nine again? Sorry, I never played Oblivion, though I watched some gameplay.

starkerealm

MUSTACHMAN654 wrote: »

Who were the Nights of Nine again? Sorry, I never played Oblivion, though I watched some gameplay.

Crusaders. It was the first paid DLC pack that Bethesda produced which added actual gameplay. (The previous releases were houses, spellbooks (before this you had to pay mages directly to learn spells), and the infamous horse armor pack.)

All things considered, it's pretty good. You go out, and retrieve the relics of Pelinal Whitestrake, and then use them to do battle with a chosen of Meridia.

MUSTACHMAN654

Blood moon in Morrowind was playable

Asardes

There were only 8 at the time.

BrianDavion

MUSTACHMAN654 wrote: »

Blood moon in Morrowind was playable

I think he means specificly for oblivion