I just have a quick question. The talk is always of Aedra/Daedra -> Tamriel. Is there anything about them being around in islands such as Akavir? Like would the Akaviri have their own versions/views of the daedra/aedra and wold the gods help them in crisises? Would Daedra ever invade akavir etc/

Or is it just plainly unknown?

Why would any Daedric Prince have an interest in Akavir? Nobody there seems to worship the Daedra, theres really no holdings there.

We don't know that.

The only insight into the Akaviri religion we have is the http://www.imperial-library.info/content/tsaesci-creation-myth-and-we-ate-it-become-it, and it does suggest that they have their own version of the aedra. It is unclear if they are actually worshiped, though.

What about Z'en?

Ok, realistically, once the dragon fires were unlit and the amulet of kings in posession of Dagon's followers...
Why invade Tamriel? Where there are plenty of people to fight the oblivion gates. Why not go somewhere uninhabitated?, come out and invade? If mehrunes dagon himself could show up, doing things that way would have made things much easier.

He needs the mythic Dawn to assist with opening the gates. Going somewhere uninhabited means going somewhere with no Dagon worshipers to let him in.

Well, I bet he could send the dagon worshippers to a land all its own instead of spreading itself within the widths of its opposers

And also, that quote? Has to be utterly and completely untrue.

All gates in Oblivon are open until you close them..

And if so they are only open for a few minutes. Why did the cities of cyrodiil have so much trouble?
Oh no an Oblivion Gate!!
Guards come quickly its a gate to Oblivion!

--Guards Come--
What in the God's Names are you talking about, there is nothing there!

See what I mean?

And in Kvatch, if the gate could only be opened for a few minutes, why did the guards even set up a camp? The duration of setting up a camp would take longer than the gate could "Possibly" be open.

I dont mean to bash but.. That is just ridiculous!

No, they are not. More gates open as the game progresses. As you get farther into the MQ, the maximum amount of gates that can be opened increases, when you pass too close to a potential gate site, the game determines whether or not to make that potential site a live site. The Game also opens certain gates upon reaching specific quest stages.

And how do you expect dagon's worshipers to get sent to a land all their own? Are they gonna shoot gold outta their ass, buy up a lot of supplies and buy ships, and go journey to islands unexplored? Also, the most important targets are In Tamriel. The Septims they need dead, the Amulet they need to steal. It's all Tamriel side.

Things changed, and your not paying attention. The barrier was weakened severely, so much so that they were no longer limited in how long they could open gates.

We know very little about Akavir, however, we do have examples of Akaviri-styled Daedric artifacts; Goldbrand and the Ebony Blade. And it wouldn't be unreasonable if there were Daedric influences in Akavir.

But we have examples of Dwemer-styled Daedric Artifacts, too.

Well, saying that the barrier was weakened would have things make a lot more sense..
you just said oblivion gates. Which, have had no appearance in the actual gameplay until Oblivion came out, how was I suppose to know.
And if the Dragonfires stop the oblivion gates from even opening, how would anyone else even know?

I do recommend reading Liminal bridges. Here is a link: http://www.imperial-library.info/content/oblivion-liminal-bridges

Because it has White-Gold Tower.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower

Tosh Raka.

That's a tricky one. We're not even sure he really exists. "Mysterious Akavir" was likely written from second or third hand accounts by people who've never set foot on the continent.

Mysterious Akavir has no author. It's written especially for the player, as a retcon of the old Akavir, which was not mysterious. The old was [censored].

Wait, we used to have an un-mysterious Akavir? :blink:

Arena and Daggerfall's Akavir wasn't 'Mysterious Akavir.'

I didn't think Akavir was around back in DF, and it was definitely not in Arena.

It's there. It's also where katanas and squinty-eyed people came from.

Can you provide more evidence than your word? I'd like to know what books I missed and stuff.

Yeah, you didn't miss any books, you just didn't read them in their original context. Try History of the Empire.

SKAH!

Yeah, if you skim history, Uriel V might disappear, so don't do it.

Okay, well it only says it's there, but nothing of the inhabitants. But there is no Arena books. So yeah, looks like Akavir was in the works, but looks like it wasn't until Morrowind that it was more fleshed out, and Oblivion where the events of Ionith were in detail.