CardboardedBox wrote: »Yes! Imga love! Most people don't even know they're a thing.
Vicente Valtiere, Dark Brotherhood, OblivionSpill some blood for me dear brother
Shezzarrine wrote: »None of these besides Maormer or Reachmen would even be possible, and I don't even think Reachmen are their own race
Reachmen are their own race, and every option I listed existed and was quite prominent during the second era. Which is when this game takes place. The Dwemer might be a bit of a stretch I just want to see them.
http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/Race
Atmorans are the forefathers of the nords. Much like yokudans are the forefathers of the redguards, or aldmer are reputedly the forefathers of all elven races on tamriel. As such, they don't exist as race on tamriel anymore, because they all turned into nords over generations...MjolnirVilkas wrote: »Atmoran
Skaal
I'm not sure if either of those could be considered their own race. Atmoran maybe, dunno 'bout Skaal.
Minotaurs would be iffy for technical reasons, just like ogres - too big, they'd clip through some grafics sized for humanoid characters I would think.Minotaaaaaaaaur!!!!!
Lilmothiit did all die out in the knarhaten flu... but that was only twenty years before ESO, so it IS possible that a handful might perhaps have survived on account of not being at home, even though they won't be enopugh to sustain a viable pupulation and the race is for all intents and purposes as extinct as the Kothringi...WuffyCerulei wrote: »Lilmothiit dammit.
Hmmm... actually that is an interesting point... it might be possible to envision akaviri as snake-tailed models by sacrificing the foot armor slot (thurning the leg armor into tail armor...)ValkyriesWolf wrote: »I want to play a Tsaesci. Or a Lamia. Love those snakey people and recently complained to a friend, why we are not able to play as one.
I'd even ***** on leg/boot wear (there could be possible tail waer, though, I'd like that xD) if I was just able to play that way.
emilyhyoyeon wrote: »the only reasonable one would be the maormer but I would prefer no more be added.
Oh? Since when?emilyhyoyeon wrote: »the only reasonable one would be the maormer but I would prefer no more be added.
Plus we already have 4 and a half mer..
No it wouldn't, except in a couple of instances (like with the Dwemer and a few others).cmetzger93 wrote: »Please no more races. This would slap the lore right in the face.
TheShadowScout wrote: »Oh? Since when?emilyhyoyeon wrote: »the only reasonable one would be the maormer but I would prefer no more be added.
Plus we already have 4 and a half mer..
We have three mer races:
Altmer
Bosmer
Dunmer
We have four man races:
Breton (Yes, even with their partially elvish blood they are counted as mannish race!)
Imperial
Nord
Redguard
We have two beast races:
Argonian
Khajiit
And we have one race that some count among the mer, others among the beast races:
Orcs
Maormer would fit right in. So would Reachmen. It -would- make sense for a beast race as well of course, and the most likely for that slot might be the Imga...
...BUT they could make Maormer, Reachmen and Gobbos at very little effort, since those three are in the game, have their own crafting style and all, while the Imga would need more effort and thus more investment... so I would think IF they decided to add more races, they would first test the waters with those they can add on the cheap, and only spend effort (and money) to add those more involved if that test release sells well...
So, logically any racial releases would start with the three already in game - and only got to more if those found wide acceptance by people voting with their wallet and buying those races (I know I would!) And then they could add Imga and while they're at it, perhaps also the akaviri races...
Well, as it has been stated in some places...TheShadowScout wrote: »Oh? Since when?emilyhyoyeon wrote: »the only reasonable one would be the maormer but I would prefer no more be added.
Plus we already have 4 and a half mer..
We have three mer races:
Altmer
Bosmer
Dunmer
We have four man races:
Breton (Yes, even with their partially elvish blood they are counted as mannish race!)
Imperial
Nord
Redguard
We have two beast races:
Argonian
Khajiit
And we have one race that some count among the mer, others among the beast races:
Orcs
Maormer would fit right in. So would Reachmen. It -would- make sense for a beast race as well of course, and the most likely for that slot might be the Imga...
...BUT they could make Maormer, Reachmen and Gobbos at very little effort, since those three are in the game, have their own crafting style and all, while the Imga would need more effort and thus more investment... so I would think IF they decided to add more races, they would first test the waters with those they can add on the cheap, and only spend effort (and money) to add those more involved if that test release sells well...
So, logically any racial releases would start with the three already in game - and only got to more if those found wide acceptance by people voting with their wallet and buying those races (I know I would!) And then they could add Imga and while they're at it, perhaps also the akaviri races...
Orcs are mer and bretons are half mer. Orcs are more techinically called Orsimer, see the mer at the end? This makes them mer, as lore has also stated time and time again.
There you have it then.Orcs have elven blood, but are usually considered to be beastfolk.
Thus the bretons are counted as a human race, and the orcs as a beastfolk race...Bretons are the human descendants of the Aldmeri-Nedic Manmer of the Merethic Era and are now the inhabitants of the province of High Rock...
True. And while they ought to be around valenwood as well, they seem curiously absent, probably because noone thought to include them, they are somewhat obscure in TES lore after all, with no prior game getting into much detail for valenwood...The Imga are the only actually logical choice given the lore, but they're in Falinesti, wherever that is at this point.
True for the maormer as a whole. Not neccessarily for individuals.The Maormer don't care about Tamrielic cultures enough to want to help or mingle with them. They just really hate the Altmer and want to destroy them.
Also true, but the knarhaten flu happened only twenty years before ESO. It is concievable that some individuals may have survived on account of having been outside black marsh when it hit, and ended up on mannimarcos sacrifical table to start the ESO story, yes?I would say Lilmothiit but they're supposedly extinct.
...have been gone for -ages-, since the early first era to be exact. The survivors from their fall have almost certainly all been assimilated into the altmer culture (where else would an elf race from cyrodil flee after all?)Ayleid.
Not really possible, story-wise. For one they would be "kill on sight" for both town guards and all players... for another, noone would even trust a deadra to actually help them with their quest, so none of the quest givers would actually give a daedric player a quest to follow!Anti_Virus wrote: »Rouge/Freewill Dremora or Xyifkyn
That is one way to interpret the lore:Narvuntien wrote: »Technically... the Reachmen are Breton...
The designation "Breton descent" can also be interpreted in ways that means they deviated from the breton template a bit...The Reachmen, also known as the Witchmen of High Rock, are a tribal group of primarily Breton descent who inhabit the Reach in southwestern Skyrim and the neighboring Western Reach in the east of High Rock. Their ancestry is not solely Breton, but spreads across many of the known races of Tamriel. Although they share descent, Bretons do not consider themselves kin to the Reachmen, and the Reachmen do not see themselves as Bretons.
Same as for example orcs would have no place in auridion, or argonians in grahtwood, or bretons in eastmarch, or khajiit in bangkorai, or dunmer archeologists in wrothgar, or imperials in ANY of the three alliances... or... or... ?Narvuntien wrote: »Maomer.... now I chose reachmen over them in the list mostly because the maomer are set up as bad guys and in the green lady apperently did some rather devestating things to them in her rage. That puts you in a rather awkward position story wise. was the green lady terrible for exacting that vengance? Are the Maomer right in thier rage agianst the High elves "taking" summerset over the low lying and marshy P..... starts with P thier island homes forgot its name. Maybe, they are the most likely actual new race and some sailing high seas adventure could be very interesting. But I mostly agree with the other arguements the Maomer don't have a place on Tamerial and don't appear to want it...
First -I- ever heard of that speculation... source?Narvuntien wrote: »There is spectulation that the Akiviri are actually men... and the snake is a parasite that can steal the form it likes, like the Gould from Stargate. I mean I'd like to meet one but I'd rather not having them all running around.