SilverIce58 wrote: »Ah #justdunmerthings, love the culture. We can do the same in our homes with the excess of houseguests and basement rooms lol
Based on ZOS's penchant for bringing back well-known characters with little regard for lore continuity, this seems the perfect opportunity to recycle Mannimarco,.Spoilereven if you left him securely in the hands of his nemesis instead of freeing him.
RaddlemanNumber7 wrote: »For seven years I've been looking at these unusable doors, wondering what's meant to be on the other side.
Just wanted to follow up on this. We do try to filter as much to the forum as possible. Sometimes it isn't possible because of forum limitation, but most of the time, we do share stuff like this on the forum. However, we often share it in our News section.
We posted this here in the general section today as it isn't "news" by technical definition. But we're glad more ppl are seeing it.
colossalvoids wrote: »
Pretty sure he's yet to be born in our timeline here.
So is there no way to listen to clips on that site?
JoeCapricorn wrote: »
It's also on Bandcamp, here: https://tyrannydoom.bandcamp.com/album/tides-of-awakening
I listened to that band a lot when playing Skyrim's Dragonborn expansion so if we are revisiting Hermaeus Mora it would make sense to delve into some of the darkest Lovecraftian doom metal I know.
From some basic research it looks like his age is disputed. It would just be too much of a coincidence not to have him appear. I'd love to meet a much younger Neloth on the lower rungs of the Telvanni ladder, it would definitely add some additional dimensions to the character, and it would explain his fascination with Hermaus Mora.
Just throwing another thing in.
Lady Clarisse Laurent: "I may stick around for the peace talks. Or I heard about some strange happenings in the Telvanni Peninsula. Or Hammerfell. I haven't been there in ages."
Any guesses what the strange happenings could be? It must be something obvious if there are rumours about it even outside Morrowind.
The Telvanni are always getting into trouble. There pretty much isn't anything that wouldn't be a crisis there. All it takes is for some Telvanni to be involved in some ego-driven endeavor and the rest of Tamriel will have to trod up there to stop them.
Oh, now I see what will happen: It's Magister Varkenel's glorious return! Over 500 years after the creation of the Vvardvark he has invented another animal. The, uhm... Dragon-Guar. A mix between Dragon and, obviously, Guar, with a bit of Cliffstrider mixed in for extra aggression. And now it's gotten a bit out of control and these things are threatening two worlds: Morrowind - and whatever that thing's called where these n'wah live.
Two worlds hang in the balance
Our content plans will be to back off major plots with "end of the world invasion" themes for a bit to tell a traditional "Elder Scrolls" story of political intrigue and factional infighting
Didn't ZOS say just last year that they're moving away from generic end-of-the-world plotlines? Quote from Studio Director's letter in 2021:
Was that just for 2022? We going back to villain of the year episodes now?
Didn't ZOS say just last year that they're moving away from generic end-of-the-world plotlines? Quote from Studio Director's letter in 2021:
Was that just for 2022? We going back to villain of the year episodes now?
Yes, and I am wondering whether the feedback they think they got was "destroy Nirn or go home".
I am not looking forward to the next level of "OMG!" in a brand new world-ending story that has to try and top all previous attempts. I thought that Molag Bal vacuuming up Nirn into his realm was good enough to last me for a while, and was done much better than the ones that have followed it.
Didn't ZOS say just last year that they're moving away from generic end-of-the-world plotlines? Quote from Studio Director's letter in 2021:
Was that just for 2022? We going back to villain of the year episodes now?
Yes, and I am wondering whether the feedback they think they got was "destroy Nirn or go home".
I am not looking forward to the next level of "OMG!" in a brand new world-ending story that has to try and top all previous attempts. I thought that Molag Bal vacuuming up Nirn into his realm was good enough to last me for a while, and was done much better than the ones that have followed it.
RaddlemanNumber7 wrote: »Naryu stuff in the crown store. Surely, it can't be her returning again. Hasn't she tangled the threads of fate enough already?
alternatelder wrote: »
Crown store offerings don't mean anything before chapter, or dlc release. What about all the other limited time offerings? Do those have connections to the chapter as well? I'm sure someone will come along and try to prove that otherwise. If she is in it, which I already suspect anyway only because it's been so long, then it's coincidental.
Morrowind was her last appearance? A while ago, then.
RaddlemanNumber7 wrote: »Naryu stuff in the crown store. Surely, it can't be her returning again.
Eh, Naryu would be a thousand times better than Evelie and Jakarn.