According to the pre-ESO lore, this entire period was pretty much lost to history and dismissed as basically a dark age for Tamriel as various imperial claimants falsely vied for the throne.

So while I don't expect that to hold up in future games, it does argue that the only truly influential figures are the ones that we know about in the 3rd and 4th eras.

So the Tribunal, those Telvanni Magisters, a few of the Psijics, Mannimarco, Vanus Galerion, the Tharn Family, etc.

Now, if you want to know an NPC unique to ESO who's the most influential, I'm going to put in a plug for the Drake of Blades.

See, she's protecting the Dragonfire Cathedral, which is going to be rather important when it comes time for Tiber Septim to renew the Alessian Covenant...

She may not be remembered, but she's certainly influential.

Unremembered, but influential, is the right point. And I would nominate Lyranth. Turns up at carefully chosen critical points in several stories, but no mortal is going to give credit to a daedra. That’s the secret for staying out of the history books.

Vehk

Divayth Fyr

"who else in our Vestige's travels would you characterize as important or influencial to the Elder Scrolls Universe?"

There really isn't that many.

You have the Tribunal, Mannimarco who goes on to become a god and then job to the TES4 player character, Maybe Fyr but he doesn't do much in general other then cure the TES3 players corprus and then your usual Daedric Princes like Mehrunes Dagon who goes on to cause alot of Destruction at the end of the Third Era which was part of his plan though he probably wanted to destroy the planet as he is the Prince of Destruction.

Stibbons and Lady Laurent


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