MythicEmperor wrote: »

starkerealm wrote: »

ArchMikem wrote: »

@MythicEmperor 's dedication to Character is next level, give him that much.

Mildly annoying at times, too.

Annoying? You won't know annoying until the scaleback N'wahs pollute your streets with their presence. You defend them now, but I doubt you will continue to do so when they come crawling to your city. This is why I can no longer stand to live in the Mainland. This wretched pact upholds the leeches as equals...

I don't know what I expected. But, case in point.

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

It might also be tied for size with the Third Aldmeri Dominion - just eyeballing it, Black Marsh + Morrowind up to Mournhold looks to be roughly the same size as Summerset + Elsweyr + Valenwood (not counting the ocean separating the pieces).

I wouldn't bet on them stopping the Third Era Thalmor though - per Rising Threat they may have been partially to blame for the uprising. Also, I've never really gotten the impression that the Hist cared much about the rest of Tamriel (though someone link examples to me if I'm forgetting any counter examples). Even with the Oblivion Crisis they called all their scaly children home and left the rest of the continent to hang.

That was a good read. But quite a few of his claims seemed unfounded and blamed them on the Thalmor because it benefited them. He provides no evidence of the Thalmors involvement in inciting the Argonians to invade Morrowind (as if the Argonians after millenias of enslavement and incursions need more of an excuse to repay the Dunmer in kind?). Just makes the claim and moves on. Which is less than what he did with the original claim that they had a part in the eruption of Red Mountain. Where he admits he can find no evidence. Both are conspiracy theories and played a part in why he was never taken seriously outside of Ocato.

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

Korah_Eaglecry wrote: »

That was a good read. But quite a few of his claims seemed unfounded and blamed them on the Thalmor because it benefited them. He provides no evidence of the Thalmors involvement in inciting the Argonians to invade Morrowind (as if the Argonians after millenias of enslavement and incursions need more of an excuse to repay the Dunmer in kind?). Just makes the claim and moves on. Which is less than what he did with the original claim that they had a part in the eruption of Red Mountain. Where he admits he can find no evidence. Both are conspiracy theories and played a part in why he was never taken seriously outside of Ocato.

*shrug* I don't disagree, but we also don't have any lore definitely proving they weren't involved with the Argonian invasion*. And it's unlikely they'd intercede to stop the Thalmor or save the Empire regardless.


*Feel free to drop a link if you know of something I don't.

I dont have a link. Im just pointing out that theres a reason his warnings about the Thalmor went unheeded. Not every villian needs to have their fingers in everything. This isnt a Emperor Palpatine sort of situation we have on our hands. The Empire has been crumbling long before the Oblivion Crisis. And there are many players and pawns on the board here. Its much more likely that he saw Thalmor influence where there was none than to assume that because he was right about the dangerous policies of the Thalmor that hes right about them bringing Baar Dau down on Vivec City or the Argonians needing outside influence to get the idea in their heads to capitalize on their former oppressors weakness.


Hes a prime example of the unreliable narrator. He sees Thalmor plots and schemes in every major event to take place in Tamriel.