i think it′s dunmer and nords but i voted dunmer

I'd have to say redguards, mainly because they defeated and invaded the orcs. Which would make them seem like great warriors.

Everyone is just going to vote for their favorite

The Redguards are the most skilled warriors and my favorite race (automatic victory :biggrin: )



but I would probably have to let the Khajiit take the cake. There are so many races of the Khajiit, 8ft Jaguar Men? Yeah I think they will win.

Based on:
-Strength
-Population
-Average intelligence, strategic & tactical knowledge.
-Experience in battles


The only non-biased answers are : Imperial, Dunmer, Nord, Altmer.

I say Redguard.

They have the best warriors, traders, and explorers. If they were more ambitious and aggressive they would dominate everything.

If an all out war broke out and they got their [censored] together and became organized they would would become an economic and military power house.

Although I'd love to see a return to the Mereic Era, the Imperials didn't build the Empire in one day. If there's anyone to conquer Tamriel, it's the descendants of Alessia that well-rounded in almost every military vocation. As for their rivals(and those with other races in mind).....

Argonians: Very deadly guerilla fighters with skilled mages, resistance to poisons, and amphibian talents too boot. They're also united. We don't hear much of infighting within Argonia. If anything, these guys will take a long time to return to Imperial(or any other kind) rule.

Altmer: Skilled warriors with a magical heritage barnone, and a strong navy. They've also fought men and mer before when they where still Aldmer. Problem is though that their society is being unraveled from within, and they're probably one of the lowest in population if their eugenic programs are facts and not rumors.

Bretons: The ingenuity and tenaciousness of man, wed with elven skill. All bretons know some magics, and if their base in High French culture is any sign, they might also have a strong Chivalric tradition. They're pitifully divided however. It would be easy for spies to turn the five kingdoms against each other.

Bosmer: They've fought against Khajiit, Altmer and Imperials before, only the latter to even manage to bring some semblance to rule. Valenwood still remains on of the least developed provinces however. Wood Elves are defensive, using the trees to their advantage being scouts and archers, and I haven't even touched the Wild Hunt yet. I don't think any Tamrielic army managed to bring Valenwood into full submission. Camoran dynasty anyone?

Dunmer: If Vvardenfell wasn't a gaping caldera, it be a suicide mission for almost any army. Though the dark elves are divided by house and religion, most share a strong faith in their Velothi heritage. But now with the Dunmer rendered nothing more than a refugee population, they're sitting ducks unless if they build an imposing presence quick and strong in Solstheim.

Khajiit: They've got a full gauntlet of warriors, raiders, calvary, and archers of various types due to the Lunar Lattice. Only in spell power is where the Khajiit lack, but if a strong Mane can unite the tribes of the north and the cities of the south, they might not be able to conquer other provinces, but they can be good defenders. They have fought each other before however, and that divisiveness has been exploited.

Nords: These guys literally cut out a place for most of mannish races a place in Tamriel out of steel and elven blood. These guys are survivors. Strong fighters, skilled sailors, capable mages and maybe even Thu-um makes them good contenders for Tamriel domination.

Orcs: Excellent soldiers, mages, and leadership, but they don't have the numbers.

Redguard: The same as the nords above, sans magic, Thu-um, and a society not divided along socio-political lines. Unless if they get their act together, it might not turn out well.

Dark Elves are my favorite but I would pick High Elves because they are the best at fighting with magic.

Why is this in the Skyrim section? :confused:

As far as I know alliances are what have won wars in the past Elder Scrolls history, but I think it was the Redguards who actually kicked some ass when they came on the scene and needed other races to ally against them, but then the Redguards are in a stalemate with Nords so I'd have to go with Nord unless the Crowns are Forebears Redguards are allied; The Civil war in Skyrim should prove interesting. Argonians also just uppercutted the Dark Elves so that should prove interesting.

the dwemer have vast armies of devastating mechanical constructs that still to this day 3000 years after the dwemers disappearance are wiping out adventurers left and right all without dwemeri command or even maintenence's or tune ups if the dwemer where to come back and take command of there legions of mechanical warriors and restore there ruins and robots back to there former glory and get there factories running again they would be unstoppable.

Imperials, duh. They've been doing it for centuries!

il ask you this do you really think they can pull it off with a weakened empire at the helm?

Seeing as the Imperial Empire pretty much conquered all of Tamriel, i sopose its smart to say that the all out war already happened, and victory went to Imperial as diserved.

The Altmer have powerful wizards.

I'd guess the Imperials because they have the numbers. They're probably the most numerous race in Tamriel

Whichever race wins the Redguards over to their side.

The Imperials managed to do it once before, they also managed to put down at least one rebellion there (probably more).

I agree, but clearly this poll went to the fans.

I actually think the Altmer would stand a very good chance of winning. Altmer being Altmer would be content to stay on their island whilst the mainland riff-raff battle it out and when whoever wins there tries to invade they could probably summon a storm and drown the ships or set them all on fire from a distance or something. Magic can do some pretty crazy things.

Fixed. The Dunmer don't have a homeland. Solstheim and maybe the Telvanni Isles isn't much, there won't be many left either.

Everyone always hates on the Orcs. :sadvaultboy:

Imperials. Much as I dislike them, they're the most versatile, united race.

Clearly the Orismer, are you kidding? Without question. No sneaky punk Argonian could take down an armored Orc.

Nuh uh! I said Orcs..