They call us weak, they think that we are pityful mindless beasts, swamp dwellers, frog eaters.. those are some of the names they give us, they think we are slaves to the hist, they claim they can hold us as slaves.. they call themselves "civilized", they might build towers of rock while we sleep in the mud.. and that's all completely true since some cuckhead at Bethesda decided lizards should be weaker than fuuking cats!!!

Still love them tho and I'm sure they got the power, Bethesda just put them in a bad light

Altmer, for their culture, architecture, and my personal favorite racial passives in the game (magic DPS all the way). We try to ignore the Thalmor, though.

My fascination first began in Everquest. Dark Elves were just wicked and their whole culture revolved around greed and deception. Then a friend introduced me to the Forgotten Realms and my love affair was forever cemented. Of course I admired Drizzt and his pet kitty, but what really captured me was the beginning of the first book where he was growing up in the underground Dark Elf city.

I think I liked those Dark Elf cultures so much because they are so twisted and alien. How can a civilization of devil- worshippers exist and not just kill each other off? From there I devoured the Warhammer and Elder Scrolls lore. I do appreciate the ES lore, even if it isn’t quite as dark and brutal in the same way. Besides, the race just oozes edgy mysterious coolness.

Close race between Breton and Dunmer. I love both.

Khajjit senses:

I like Redguards, Argonians and Dark Elves, but Redguards mostly. I really don't know why they are so interesting.. Maybe is it their culture or something. Most beautiful place is Alikr's Desert in Tamriel. They are smallest human race too.