Play the game and find out.

Edit: Vivec spent a lot of his time in Vvardenfell, so it is likely he is there at this point in time. Sotha Sil spent a good deal of his time wandering Oblivion.

Speaking of, I noticed a slight hiccup. Lore states that the Tribunal was first unable to recharge, so to speak, at the heart in 2E 882 when Dagoth Ur first drove them off. In the game though, folks are talking about how the Tribunal has ceased to make it's yearly pilgrimage, despite it being 2E 583 currently.

considering things, the Tribunal are the ace in the hole, no one else has 3 gods in their corner, with a track record of putting daedra in their place again and again :P

on a serious note, yeah i noticed that hiccup too. technically you do meet Sotha Sil and Vivec, aspects of them, but that becomes another discussion all on its own. And remember, the story has just begun, i think Joruun has the "crown" so to speak merely for the sake of Skyrim being the most recent release the masses can relate too,i think not too many of the casual crowd could follow any conversation with Vivec and not be left twiddling their thumbs blowing bubbles dreaming of cheese, I for one, love the guy, and i am seriously looking forward to seeing Vivec and his wonderous city...hopefully, sometime. I can see the clockwork city being an adventure zone, as well as Vvaardenfel, although i would not want to be able to hop over the ghost fence.

gurluasb16_ESO wrote: »

All we know is that there are rumors they do not make their mountain pilgrimages anymore, for all we know, those rumors are false. Almalexia certainly doesn't seem depowered.

we know from Morrowind, that sometime during this period they lost the tools of Kragnerac to Dagoth Ur. I believe we will get to see the Tribunals apex during ESO. But it is an eventual decline into the ascendancy of the Nerevarine already.Heres to Vvaardenfel being opened up as an adventure zone o/

Aureli wrote: »

Speaking of, I noticed a slight hiccup. Lore states that the Tribunal was first unable to recharge, so to speak, at the heart in 2E 882 when Dagoth Ur first drove them off. In the game though, folks are talking about how the Tribunal has ceased to make it's yearly pilgrimage, despite it being 2E 583 currently.

They might be leading by example--deciding that holding the Pact together and defending against the Planemeld is more important than a tradition (even if it's a tradition to secretly recharge their batteries). A second possibility: I recall Zeni had a Q&A a while back where they hinted that Sotha Sil had his hands full with something (I assume we'll find out what, if/when we ever get the Clockwork City). So they also might just be too busy. A third possibility is that they're just getting enough power from their worshipers that they don't NEED to recharge although I doubt that from the standpoint of there isn't much Zeni could do with that in the way of quests or storylines.

Almalexia: Vestige, I have a task of the highest importance.
Vestige: Yes, Mother Morrowind?
Almalexia: Go stand in that corner and bask in my glory.
Vestige: -_-'

Some met him yesterday.. and every day ;D

The tribunal is busy fighting, see