VaranisArano wrote: »Selena?
If you mean Selene from Selene's Web, no she does not reappear in the game outside of her dungeon.
Unfortunately. I wanted the option to side with her against that jerk mage.
if we're talking about Serana, she's in Skyrim during ESO. she knew about the Dwemer but not their disappearance, and either didn't know about the Empire or maybe just its first collapse (i can't remember). both of these indicate that she was sealed up during the First Era or earlier.
i don't understand how Valerica came up, but i don't think we know for sure that she stayed put in the Soul Cairn during all those eras. that's question marks to me.
Selene was already answered for.
the only Selena i found is at Bruma's Mages Guild at the end of the 3rd Era. she's an imperial (so naturally "short" lifespan) and a dedicated alchemist, which doesn't generally lend itself to the "powerful mage" thing that extends the lives of many. she also dies pretty easily, and doesn't speak with the vast reservoir of confidence usually found among the very long-lived. i strongly doubt she was alive during 2E.
there's also a Selina, but we never met her. she's some soldier's wife during the Red Year.
Also I think what we saw in Skyrim was the Soulcairn which is not the same as Coldharbour (if I got my lore right).
VaranisArano wrote: »Selena?
If you mean Selene from Selene's Web, no she does not reappear in the game outside of her dungeon.
Unfortunately. I wanted the option to side with her against that jerk mage.
I think OP is talking about Serana's mother, from the Dawnguard DLC of Skyrim.
No Selena (if that's her name) does not appear in ESO. It is possible that she hasn't been born yet. Also I think what we saw in Skyrim was the Soulcairn which is not the same as Coldharbour (if I got my lore right).
Damien_Uvirith wrote: »However I don't understand why every single person soul trapped in ESO wound up in Coldharbour, rather than the Soul Cairn. So maybe it didn't exist yet, maybe Necromancers (Or just Mannimarco) can influence where souls end up. Or maybe it was just Molag Bal's direct influence that prevented them from going to the Soul Cairn and be used instead for the planemeld.
I pored over the scriptures given unto me by the Master to determine the nature of the Soul Shriven, for their very existence seemed in defiance of the accepted theory that all stolen souls travel not to Coldharbour, but to Soul Cairn. Nevertheless, in the confluence of events that followed foolish Varen's bid for Divine investiture, it seemed that all souls taken from that moment forward went not to Soul Cairn, but to Molag Bal's own clutches.