timidobserver wrote: »I don't think it would kill them to float some concept art to the community to see how people feel about stuff before they build it.
SydneyGrey wrote: »I'm expecting them to come out with a furniture pack for sale in the Crown Store with that style of Vvardenfell furniture at some point in the future. They be fools not to. The furniture is great.Hippie4927 wrote: »My friend bought the tower furnished and I must say, the furnishings are awesome! I am going to buy the tower just for the furniture.
NobleVulom wrote: »I'm going to ask people now if they bought "the flesh tower"
seems like an appropriate name
You will not be able to unsee it.
Perhaps we have it all wrong! Just as architectural styles change over time, perhaps the Telvanni are no different!
In the second era when ESO is taking place, the more Morel-like mushroom tower is in style and fungally chic. However, the Telvanni magisters have a much greater architectural eye towards what is considered "in" then we give them credit for.
Rather it was caused by simple style change or perhaps Red Mountain got more active closer towards when Elder Scrolls: Morrowind took place, the style of Telvanni home shifted towards a more Agaricus style mushroom. Not to be outdone with an "unfashionable" tower the other magisters rebuilt there's, well regrew it.
This can be further verified by the differences in Neloth's tower between Edper Scrolls: Morrowind and the Dragonborn DLC.
That's how I'll justify the differences in appearance over time fluff wise at least. A magically vain "keep up with the jones" syndrome on the Eastern Coast of Vvardenfell by the exceptionally vain Magisters.
Maybe they were more fleshy and bubbly in the early days when there wasn't so much ash around. When Red Mountain started pushing out more ash and blight storms the fleshy bit died off and more woody stuff grew in, being more resistant to the ash.TonyRockaroni wrote: »Another thing I've noticed is that the Telvanni towers in ESO seem to be mushroom towers that are built on Velothi towers as bases. That is another aspect that I'm iffy about. Perhaps it's another second era/third era thing. I don't mind it, but it is slightly disappointing.
As for the stone foundations, if you dig around long enough in the lore books you find that "During the Middle Merethic Era, Aldmeri explorers mapped the coasts of Vvardenfel [sic], building the First Era High Elven wizard towers at Ald Redaynia, Bal Fell, Tel Aruhn, and Tel Mora in Morrowind."
and "The original First Era High Elven wizard towers along the coasts of Tamriel were also abandoned about [The late Merethic]"
Found in en.uesp.net/wiki/Lore:Before_the_Ages_of_Man.
So it is not inconceivable that the Telvanni took up the towers and grew mushrooms around them and we only just seeing it now in the 2nd Era as by the 3rd Era they had already covered up most of the towers or the towers had rotten away leaving only the mushrooms showing
Still not getting it. Could someone maybe zoom in, highlight and enhance?
starkerealm wrote: »
Still not getting it. Could someone maybe zoom in, highlight and enhance?
If you are a guy, look down. If you're not a guy, find one and ask to get a look in their pants.
Then obtain copious amounts of alcohol to numb the pain, and possibly expunge the memories, if you're lucky.
starkerealm wrote: »
Still not getting it. Could someone maybe zoom in, highlight and enhance?
If you are a guy, look down. If you're not a guy, find one and ask to get a look in their pants.
Then obtain copious amounts of alcohol to numb the pain, and possibly expunge the memories, if you're lucky.
I started day drinking. Looked in my pants. Nope nothing resembling the picture. Could you maybe outline it in another color?