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WhiteCoatSyndrome

JD2013 wrote: »

It likely will look like a massive Dwemer city, but ... Maybe different? I certainly hope we get to meet Sotha Sil and he's not all ... Crazy ... Yet.

...when was he crazy? He only showed up once in Tribunal and then he wasn't crazy, he was

dead.

JD2013

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

It likely will look like a massive Dwemer city, but ... Maybe different? I certainly hope we get to meet Sotha Sil and he's not all ... Crazy ... Yet.

...when was he crazy? He only showed up once in Tribunal and then he wasn't crazy, he was

dead.

I always say crazy because *shrug* .... He certainly was dead though!

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Enodoc

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

Enodoc wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

I'm going to guess that we'll be taking a Silt Strider from somewhere in Stonefalls to get there. Anyone else want to speculate on the subject?

Can silt striders cross the Inner Sea? I always assumed they couldn't swim.

How deep is the Inner Sea? They're multiple stories tall and they have those incredibly long legs...

Hmm, don't know. It's the impact crater of the Heart of Lorkhan and/or the caldera of the first eruption of Red Mountain (Year of Sun's Death), right? So it's probably not as deep as the rest of the Sea of Ghosts.

WhiteCoatSyndrome

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

GawdSB

I'm very excited. Looking for something big.

andreasranasen

GawdSB wrote: »

I'm very excited. Looking for something big.

What she said Vvardenfell 2017 everybody!

WhiteCoatSyndrome

Ooo, here's a thought: we know the Tribunal somehow get their hands on the Numidium in the Second Era. Do you think we're going to have a hand in that?

andreasranasen

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

Ooo, here's a thought: we know the Tribunal somehow get their hands on the Numidium in the Second Era. Do you think we're going to have a hand in that?

Ugh I wish I was more educated with the Elder Scrolls lore!

JD2013

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

andreasranasen

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

JD2013

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

I'm not sure it's that. It's possible there may be something hiding in there though.

I also think we will have to deal with the Morag Tong, Naryu will definitely be involved, as likely will those Fate Bearers from the "Sweetroll Killer" quest on the Gold Coast.

And the Morag Tong are known Mephala worshippers.

andreasranasen

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

I'm not sure it's that. It's possible there may be something hiding in there though.

I also think we will have to deal with the Morag Tong, Naryu will definitely be involved, as likely will those Fate Bearers from the "Sweetroll Killer" quest on the Gold Coast.

And the Morag Tong are known Mephala worshippers.

So maybe the story line of this new update will end in an epic battle inside the volcano?

JD2013

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

I'm not sure it's that. It's possible there may be something hiding in there though.

I also think we will have to deal with the Morag Tong, Naryu will definitely be involved, as likely will those Fate Bearers from the "Sweetroll Killer" quest on the Gold Coast.

And the Morag Tong are known Mephala worshippers.

So maybe the story line of this new update will end in an epic battle inside the volcano?

It's a possible thing that could happen! And will very likely continue the main story.

andreasranasen

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

I'm not sure it's that. It's possible there may be something hiding in there though.

I also think we will have to deal with the Morag Tong, Naryu will definitely be involved, as likely will those Fate Bearers from the "Sweetroll Killer" quest on the Gold Coast.

And the Morag Tong are known Mephala worshippers.

So maybe the story line of this new update will end in an epic battle inside the volcano?

It's a possible thing that could happen! And will very likely continue the main story.

All they need now is a crown sale and we good! lol *throws money at screen*

Loves_guars

PLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWIND

And not some dragon/Skyrim thing

JD2013

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »

JD2013 wrote: »

Isn't one of the bard songs about Sotha making a deal with the Daedric Princes to not attack Tamriel, and that deal would now have been broken by Molag, if such a deal was made.

Depends on the terms. Even if we're going on the conditions outlined in 'Last Year of the First Era' (historical fiction I know, but I don't know of any other lorebooks that go into any detail on it) the Princes had a big gaping hole to use right off the bat:

“The Daedra princes I spoke with have agreed to our terms,” he said flatly. “Disasters such as befell Gilverdale should be averted. Only through certain intermediaries such as witches or sorcerers will they answer the call of man and mer.”

Mannimarco should count as an intermediary, I think. And every single one of those Dark Anchors has a little mob of cultists calling for Coldharbour to come knocking before the chains drop...

In general I'm inclined to think the Tribunal just isn't very good at the whole, 'outsmarting Daedric Princes' thing. This being why I suspect Vivec surrendered Morrowind over to Tiber Septim - 'yes, let's put a Dragonborn on the throne so keeping the next invasion out is the Aedra's problem.' Having Daedric invasions occurring all over the place probably dented the Tribunal's images as gods.

Manninmarco is certainly an intermediary. And as cultists summon the anchors, despite them being machines from Coldharbour, the Worm Cult act as intermediaries for these. So that is a big loophole in the clause (if such a clause exists in the first place)

And I agree that the Tribunal don't seem overly good at outsmarting Daedric Princes. I'd be interested if we get to learn more about this if we meet Sotha.

Maybe it'll all feed into The Prophet's warning at the end of Orsinium. Who can say?

Do you think something is beneath the surface from the trailer? Like a secret Daedric army inside the volcano?

I'm not sure it's that. It's possible there may be something hiding in there though.

I also think we will have to deal with the Morag Tong, Naryu will definitely be involved, as likely will those Fate Bearers from the "Sweetroll Killer" quest on the Gold Coast.

And the Morag Tong are known Mephala worshippers.

So maybe the story line of this new update will end in an epic battle inside the volcano?

It's a possible thing that could happen! And will very likely continue the main story.

All they need now is a crown sale and we good! lol *throws money at screen*

Already threw money at the screen and it isn't here yet lol

andreasranasen

cecibergesnrb18_ESO wrote: »

PLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWINDPLEASEBEMORROWIND

And not some dragon/Skyrim thing

Well. Since it's Morrowinds 15th Anniversary in May and a scheduled update is coming May, I think it's safe to say it's Vvardenfell

BoloBoffin

The teaser picture is a close up of a door made of igneous rock.

andreasranasen

BoloBoffin wrote: »

The teaser picture is a close up of a door made of igneous rock.

How u know it's a door?

Aliyavana

Wifeaggro13 wrote: »

Yes were so all hyped for another solo quest zone that scales to anything and a daily questline ! EEEeeEEeEEEEEEeeeeEEe *clap *clap* *clap*. I loved ESO at launch and its first 18 months after. Now it is a game with no direction or quality behind it. I would love to eat my words and come back to this game with a Expansion that has meaty content. im not holding my breath

Quiet heathenous n'wah, vvardenfell will be great

Remag_Div

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Bislobo

Well i play pvp 95% of the time. But this got me Hyped, hope it's something major, an expansion perhaps.

andreasranasen

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

Remag_Div

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

andreasranasen

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

Not the actual theme itself. But it needs a 2017 upgrade. You can hear that it's "old" sounding.

Sigma957

I'm all hyped for this.

Abeille

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

Not the actual theme itself. But it needs a 2017 upgrade. You can hear that it's "old" sounding.

Well, I mean, a "new version" of it is the main ESO theme (this is pretty much the TES theme by now), but Morrowind's version is so much easier on the ears IMO... I think they can pull it off.

Remag_Div

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

Not the actual theme itself. But it needs a 2017 upgrade. You can hear that it's "old" sounding.

Oh, well yeah, obviously. I wasn't suggesting that ZOS uses that YouTube video for the audio... lol

andreasranasen

Abeille wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

Not the actual theme itself. But it needs a 2017 upgrade. You can hear that it's "old" sounding.

Well, I mean, a "new version" of it is the main ESO theme (this is pretty much the TES theme by now), but Morrowind's version is so much easier on the ears IMO... I think they can pull it off.

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

andreasranasen wrote: »

Remag_Div wrote: »

So we can all agree this needs to play in this zone, right?

Would love it. But they would need to update it. Some of the instruments used sounds very dated. But other than that I'm all for it

D...d...dated? That theme is timeless. I'm offended you would even suggest that.

Not the actual theme itself. But it needs a 2017 upgrade. You can hear that it's "old" sounding.

Oh, well yeah, obviously. I wasn't suggesting that ZOS uses that YouTube video for the audio... lol

Of course. I mean I highly doubt ZOS would use the exact same theme song. They would probably hire Jeremy Soule to improve it to a 2017 standard. A lot of audio and the way instrument sounds has improved since 15 years ago But it's a beautiful theme indeed.

Savos_Saren

If I recall correctly: doesn't the Nevarine meet an actual, living Dwarf "Yagrum Bagarn" in Varvendell? So- is it safe to say that there's a Dwarf still alive almost 800 years before that?