Still, Vehk was one... and his Chimeri friends.

and if anything, might be a nice out-of-universe explanation of where the word "Mer" actually comes from. In "generic fantasy art" they only use "Mer" to refer to mermaids and suchlike, which keeps getting me false positives for TES fanart...

"Kirkbride is never early, nor is he ever late. He posts things precisely when he means to."

There, happy?

Dragon Break? Okay.

Seriousface is absorbed into Sheogorath creating the Daedric Prince of Normal.

Hjalti separates from the Talos oversoul, then Hekem and Vehk become the same being.

The Dragons lose their immortality.

The Bears take their place.

Ulfric becomes emporer.

The Dreugh transcend to godhood with a brass mudcrab.

The Thalmor are all dragonborn servants of Auri-el, and people will finally acknowledge that he should be considered an antagonistic force in the series.

But there were. Tiber wanted Numidium to conquer Alinor. It′s siege lasts to the 5th era. Talos(Numidium) overthrows Alinor, so Thalmor overthrow Talos?

Honestly, I'm sure we're overlooking a ton in all of the videos. The fourth is getting a ton of focus because MK mentioned it personally, and because its audio doesn't tear your eardrums out when you replay it again and again (hence you don't mind looking at it many times over), but we're paying so much attention to it that we're forgetting that there's still unconfirmed and seriously disturbing information in the previous three, as well.

Given it some thought and have combined a few ideas into one...

Lot of people here say there is a lot of Lurkhan stuff flying around here and now the topic of Orkey has come up and we all but know Orkey=Trinimac=Malacath who is the one that took Lurkans heart...

So by taking a few leaps and bounds it has something to do with Lorkan, the time dragon, Malacath, and anything involving Malacath also has something to do with the orcs so...Orsinium!

But the battle was during his unification of Tamriel, not during the actual apotheosis. The closest I could think of is the nature of gods between men and mer. Apotheosis by its very nature fits neither those origin concepts.

Besides, I always took that line to mean that the sociopolitical impact of Numidium lasted to the 5th Era. Or it could be time travel. Or just angry possipoint-breaking cults. Who knows. Breaking Time is always messy.

Edit: Good one, Tom.

OPG can you format the OP. I get sick when I have to visit that Reddit junk

Maybe we're missing something big here. Like, maybe there were four.

Depends on your point of view. If Tiber′s ascension is his death, you are right.
But the use of Numidium to subdue the Altmer was Hjaltis motivation for betraying Wulfhart in the Heresy. So from this point of view, it′s part of his ascension.

Have we tried interacting further? The fourth video asks us if we should mail the memospore. Should we make a video reply? Should we have someone email memospore in german? Should we repost the fourth video and use it as a video response to the first?

Hmmm....

So, tying this into the memospores, could the message originally have been unstable research about the origin of Talos that was corrupted as it was sent? Or was the message originally meant for us, and we are left to salvage what's left? As for Numidium, I'd like to know more about its state as one of the Earth Bones (I think? can't check) and how that relates the the nature of the divine.

And also how to pronounce Alandro Sul's name, because it's been bothering me for a while.

Somethings gonna happen, incoming...

What type of tree is in the fourth Memospore?
@00:10

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Well, when you see this below http://www.gamesas.com/user/874930--/ its kind of unusual.

A dead or deciduous one. Related to the Gildergreen --> Kyne, maybe?

Someone said something about it being the type of tree the Buddha sat under to reach enlightenment, if I remember correctly.

Eyesore seemed to be under orders to look for something. What he found was the fourth episode of the series. It doesnt seem like this is exactly what he was supposed to find, but it was 'good enough'. Because it has early beard. There is also a time destortion. They are both OOS. Eyesore seems annoyed by it. Lady N unperturbed. She knows whats happening, time is bleeding. Eyesore was sent to find something, then Lady N asks for a sitrep, or perhaps she asked for the sitrep at the start, and eyesore reports his finding of the fourth episode. Lady N edits her first post, 'good enough' probably because the OOS is causing things to be thrown around and confused, and she typed something she shouldn't have (by that i mean, she said something at a time it wasnt supposed to be said. 'good enough' made no sense at the time. 'good enough' is the response she gives later), which seems to have happened to eyesor ('good' instead of 'got', and the repeated sentances)


An assesment of what just happened

I always assumed it was just another link to kyne since it was in a line with kyne related things, the bird chiefly.

First time caller, long time listener.
I'm a bit curious, and this seems as decent a place as any to ask:
when thinking about the memospores, should we think about the images in context of our world, or within the realm of the lore? For example; would it make more sense to look at the shiva imagery as representative of shiva, or just of some crazy four-armed thing (like melphala) within the tes universe? Is Tom Waits a daedra?

Which would tie us to Talos once more, since he took Lorkhan`s mantle, whose wife was Kyne.

Good sitrep.


We've had so many new users today with weird names, somebody named "TIME IS BLEEDING" coming in at the bottom wouldn't raise any flags for me.

Rats, its a normal person.

Have a http://t3ak.roblox.com/c5f60a5d46d0ffeb636deec73d204009

Id say they are lore images translated into images from our world.
Same way that the people in Skyrim seem to speak English to us.