paulsimonps wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »The Dominion can never be considered the good guys after the genocide they enacted at the Hatching Pools in Shadowfen.
Nonsense. That alchemist was going rogue and not acting under Ayrenns/AD orders or intentions. Just as it wasnt that Bosmeri fellows order to likethe taste of Argonian eggs a tad too much.
There are plenty of cues telling a tale of the state of morale and how half the expedition force was on the brink of mutiny.
Yet they are still part of the faction. You can't sweep that under the rug in the same way you can't sweep EPs slavers in the other faction zones under the rug. We are talking about the factions in their entirety not just what the leaders wants.
Narvuntien wrote: »I am a proud AD player but....Daggerfall are the good guys.
AD are pretty full of themselves, as expected for high Elves.. taking a patronising approach to humans. Humans give into daedra and can't be trusted better conquer them.
I think Jorun is a good guy but it is hard to call the ebonheart pact as a whole the good guys, it really seems like a fragile pact based on needing to bind together or get overwhelmed by the other groups. Dumner are willing to do anything to win, that is part of thier culture
Daggerfall are the good guys. Emeric is geniune in his wish for an allance. They believe they are the rightful hiers to the empire based on thier worship of the 8 as such the continuation of the Imperial faith. I feel like that, and being primary human alliance, is quite a good claim. Also people from the Daggerfall quest lines are actually integral to the coldharbour storyline, in particular Darien, but a bunch of others (Skordo and the mage girl argh forgot her name) feature prominentely.
These colors on the voting poll don't match the actual factions.
EP is Red.
DC is Blue.
Anyway, EP is fighting for freedom. for each culture to have the right to be left to its businesses and not get involved in others. The only purpose of capturing the throne is to maintain peace NOT to go about conquering everybody.
This is why the Dunmer that joined EP stopped slavery. Slavery is now illegal.
Vvardenfel is not part of the Ebonheart Pact. They refused to join. So they still have Slavery.
The Dominion are the guys who want to enslaver everyone under High Elf rule.
The Covenant are the guys who want to establish the second empire and put a universal economic peace throughout Tamriel (if I'm wrong about DC then let me know)
These colors on the voting poll don't match the actual factions.
EP is Red.
DC is Blue.
Anyway, EP is fighting for freedom. for each culture to have the right to be left to its businesses and not get involved in others. The only purpose of capturing the throne is to maintain peace NOT to go about conquering everybody.
This is why the Dunmer that joined EP stopped slavery. Slavery is now illegal.
Vvardenfel is not part of the Ebonheart Pact. They refused to join. So they still have Slavery.
The Dominion are the guys who want to enslaver everyone under High Elf rule.
The Covenant are the guys who want to establish the second empire and put a universal economic peace throughout Tamriel (if I'm wrong about DC then let me know)
Not all of the dunmer joined. : cough : vvardenfell.
paulsimonps wrote: »These colors on the voting poll don't match the actual factions.
EP is Red.
DC is Blue.
Anyway, EP is fighting for freedom. for each culture to have the right to be left to its businesses and not get involved in others. The only purpose of capturing the throne is to maintain peace NOT to go about conquering everybody.
This is why the Dunmer that joined EP stopped slavery. Slavery is now illegal.
Vvardenfel is not part of the Ebonheart Pact. They refused to join. So they still have Slavery.
The Dominion are the guys who want to enslaver everyone under High Elf rule.
The Covenant are the guys who want to establish the second empire and put a universal economic peace throughout Tamriel (if I'm wrong about DC then let me know)
Not all of the dunmer joined. : cough : vvardenfell.
He even said they didn't... like in the line right below it.
EP because the Pact's colors are red. Red like blood. And in the end, everyone bleeds...
Therefore I'd say I go for DC. Sure not 100% perfect, but their ideal makes more sense to me.
(And Emeric is the most capable of the three in my opinion, he is the first ever breton high king, and having redguard and orc under his banner, while still his vassels are largely independent, he has greater authority than Jorunn in Great Moot )
Demycilian wrote: »paulsimonps wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »The Dominion can never be considered the good guys after the genocide they enacted at the Hatching Pools in Shadowfen.
Nonsense. That alchemist was going rogue and not acting under Ayrenns/AD orders or intentions. Just as it wasnt that Bosmeri fellows order to likethe taste of Argonian eggs a tad too much.
There are plenty of cues telling a tale of the state of morale and how half the expedition force was on the brink of mutiny.
Yet they are still part of the faction. You can't sweep that under the rug in the same way you can't sweep EPs slavers in the other faction zones under the rug. We are talking about the factions in their entirety not just what the leaders wants.
Technically speaking its no longer part of the Dominion, seeing how that expedition went rogue. It is no longer permissable to judge the faction by its example.
LadyNalcarya wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »paulsimonps wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »The Dominion can never be considered the good guys after the genocide they enacted at the Hatching Pools in Shadowfen.
Nonsense. That alchemist was going rogue and not acting under Ayrenns/AD orders or intentions. Just as it wasnt that Bosmeri fellows order to likethe taste of Argonian eggs a tad too much.
There are plenty of cues telling a tale of the state of morale and how half the expedition force was on the brink of mutiny.
Yet they are still part of the faction. You can't sweep that under the rug in the same way you can't sweep EPs slavers in the other faction zones under the rug. We are talking about the factions in their entirety not just what the leaders wants.
Technically speaking its no longer part of the Dominion, seeing how that expedition went rogue. It is no longer permissable to judge the faction by its example.
This.
People always seem to forget that even that quest isnt all that one-sided. For example, we meet a khajiit soldier who didnt want to follow Ruuvitar's orders (and she is telling the truth, you can find notes about her).
Of course, what Ruuvitar did is a war crime. And for many people its "one bad apple spoils the bunch" type of deal, but in TES lore, pretty much all factions are involved in something bad. For example, we meet a lot of power-hungry Imperials who would bargain with daedra and do horrible things... But that doesnt mean that all Imperials are bad. There's even an Argonian villain, we meet him during Rivenspire questline. Does that mean that all of them are evil? I dont think so.
Dunmer that don't consider argonians as equals. ep are the villians since they do
These colors on the voting poll don't match the actual factions.
EP is Red.
DC is Blue.
Anyway, EP is fighting for freedom. for each culture to have the right to be left to its businesses and not get involved in others. The only purpose of capturing the throne is to maintain peace NOT to go about conquering everybody.
This is why the Dunmer that joined EP stopped slavery. Slavery is now illegal.
Vvardenfel is not part of the Ebonheart Pact. They refused to join. So they still have Slavery.
The Dominion are the guys who want to enslaver everyone under High Elf rule.
The Covenant are the guys who want to establish the second empire and put a universal economic peace throughout Tamriel (if I'm wrong about DC then let me know)
Shardan4968 wrote: »LadyNalcarya wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »paulsimonps wrote: »Demycilian wrote: »The Dominion can never be considered the good guys after the genocide they enacted at the Hatching Pools in Shadowfen.
Nonsense. That alchemist was going rogue and not acting under Ayrenns/AD orders or intentions. Just as it wasnt that Bosmeri fellows order to likethe taste of Argonian eggs a tad too much.
There are plenty of cues telling a tale of the state of morale and how half the expedition force was on the brink of mutiny.
Yet they are still part of the faction. You can't sweep that under the rug in the same way you can't sweep EPs slavers in the other faction zones under the rug. We are talking about the factions in their entirety not just what the leaders wants.
Technically speaking its no longer part of the Dominion, seeing how that expedition went rogue. It is no longer permissable to judge the faction by its example.
This.
People always seem to forget that even that quest isnt all that one-sided. For example, we meet a khajiit soldier who didnt want to follow Ruuvitar's orders (and she is telling the truth, you can find notes about her).
Of course, what Ruuvitar did is a war crime. And for many people its "one bad apple spoils the bunch" type of deal, but in TES lore, pretty much all factions are involved in something bad. For example, we meet a lot of power-hungry Imperials who would bargain with daedra and do horrible things... But that doesnt mean that all Imperials are bad. There's even an Argonian villain, we meet him during Rivenspire questline. Does that mean that all of them are evil? I dont think so.
Reezal-Jul = Montclair House
Ruvitaar = Aldmeri Dominion
You won't tell me that soldiers called "Dominion soldiers" aren't figting for the dominion. They knew Ruuvitar's plans and they didn't protested. I would say that this khajiit was just other than the rest of the Dominon. There was no Ruvitaar at Hatching pools, there was Dominion army making sure no argonian will hatch. You could hear bosmer soldier there questioning general's orders to slaughter innocents, but If there were many like him, why they didn't oppose? He just said it was wrong, but he did nothing to prevent that. Yeah, not all imperials are bad, rebels fighting with Imperial Legion are good, but there were no Dominion rebels in Shadowfen, only soldiers following their orders. They are responsible for everything they did and trying to do.