Shift the blame to cover your own failures. The Elves taught you well.
Do you even remotely know who I am?
Shift the blame to cover your own failures. The Elves taught you well.
Do you even remotely know who I am?
The Bosmer are merely recycling nutrients in a more expeditious fashion then letting them rot in the ground. It's carbon neutral...don't want to violate the green pact you know...and someone has to counter the global warming brought on by the irresponsible humans.
FYI... Ayleids are not extinct. Many Bosmer and Bretons carry their genes. Some Bosmer with latent Ayleid genes can give birth to Ayleids[Mankar Camoran] A good chunk of Ayleid co-exist with the Bosmer in the vast forests of Valenwood.
The Nords were hunting the Falmer almost 500 years after Saarthal, and well past even the Dragon Wars. That's not an accident. The Dwemer's cruelty actually allowed to them survive, albeit disgustingly cruelly.
Pride? The Altmer have no history waging campaigns of conquest for glory. That goes to the Padhome aligned humans. The one time the Altmer did attempt conquest... ended up with them saving the Bosmer from Khajiit aggression, saving the Khajiit from a plague... and unifying the Bosmer and Khajiit. Well now, how about that?!
The Ayleids worshiped the Aedra and Daedra equally. Auri-El was still their chief deity.
So says the humans whom have actual blood on their hands. And it persists too, as the Redguards and Bretons attempt genocide on the Orcs numerous times. They then use the Orcs for their alliance. Then after Tiber's reign, they try to wipe out the Orcs another two or three times, despite the Orcs showing loyalty, and proving they are not monsters.
Nords wipe out the Falmer, then prey on the Dwemer, Dunmer, and at a time, even the Bretons.
Redguards wiped out the indigenous humans living on Hammerfell before their arrival, and then continue their bloodlust for Elven blood by joining up with the Bretons in killing Orcs. The ancient Redguards, the Yokudans, exterminated the Left-Handed Elves.
Imperials betrayed the loyal Ayleids whom saw the atrocities of their rival city-states[almost half of the Ayleids defected from Umaril and layed their lives down for Alessia.]
Your move.
perfect answer!
also i have alredy said it more than once , Skyrim is based on the latest era we know of and there , high elves are the de facto rulers despite the fact that a de jure human empire exists xD
the white-gold concordat gives the high elves complete dominance over you poor humans xD
And the Thalmor's brutality is in response to centuries of Human blood-letting, and in direct retribution of Talos unleashing Numidium on Alinor.
The Nords are having their religion threatened now? Boo-hoo. If the Falmer deserved their "punishment" for sacking a single Nordic city. Then the Nords deserve to have their Man-God erased and their way of life subjugated for his cruel act of unleashing a dooms-day machine that alters the orbit of planets and defys time, onto Alinor where the Altmer were just minding their own business.
Take a look at Mankar. He is darker than every other Altmer in the game by far.[his skin-tone is on par with an average Bosmer.] Add in his ability to wear the Amulet of Kings[an AYLEID artifact first and fore-most], and his paradise is based on an Ayleid palace. His children are also very dark-skinned. They all have black hair. That's strong Ayleid genes right there.
The Ayleids were NOT UNIFIED. They were just like the Ancient Greeks if you need a IRL example. Each Ayleid city-state had their own rules and religious veneration and practices. Auri-El was universally the chief diety. White-Gold Tower was the "Athens" of Ayleidoon, and Umaril was their Lord high General whom a majority of City-states answered too. But he was not their Emperor. The Ayleids did not have an Emperor, just like how the Ancient Greek "Empire" did not have an emperor. You cannot generalize the Ayleids.
The other half of the Ayleids were more-then-willing to not only help humanity, but sit a human on the throne in return for political advisemant and vassal-ship. Humanity betrayed them and forced them into exile. Those that were too slow to run, were killed.
The Marukhati Selectives[humans] were also so extreme, they put the Thalmor's goals to shame.
Honestly using the Brass Golem, which probably is responsible for the disappearance for the dwemer was a careless move.