So... 200 years eh.

Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 1:09 pm

Its been 200 years since the Oblivion crisis but the civil war in Skyrim is all we know.
ALOT could have changed in 200 years!
I mean:
Have the Akaviri tried to invade again?
Is Orinsinium now a fully fledged province?
What happened to all those daedra worshippers in Summerset isle?
Did the Nerreverine return from Akavir?
How good a leader was chancellor Occato?
Are there better relations/communications with Atmora and (Dam forgot name of Redguard homeland)
So... much... questions!
Post the questions/developments you have or think might have happened!
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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 12:59 pm

I wonder what happened to the Mede-empire.
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Post » Tue Jul 06, 2010 12:26 am

Its been 200 years since the Oblivion crisis but the civil war in Skyrim is all we know.
ALOT could have changed in 200 years!
I mean:
Have the Akaviri tried to invade again?
I certainly hope so!
Is Orinsinium now a fully fledged province?
It already was after the warp in the west
What happened to all those daedra worshippers in Summerset isle?
Did the Nerreverine return from Akavir?
I hope not, or perhaps an invading Akavir army gloated about it
How good a leader was chancellor Occato?
Not very, as the Empire is collapsing
Are there better relations/communications with Atmora and (Dam forgot name of Redguard homeland)
The Redguard homelad sank, like Greilyn Isle in Dungeonsiege2, that is why they colonised Tamriel
So... much... questions!
Post the questions/developments you have or think might have happened!

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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:45 am

Orinsinium isnt yet a full province.
Its simply a part of high rock.
Even though it apparently sunk, Some NPCs mention sailing there (i think in Anvil)
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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 2:00 pm

Orinsinium isnt yet a full province.
Its simply a part of high rock.
Even though it apparently sunk, Some NPCs mention sailing there (i think in Anvil)

Hmm, that must mean that Sentinel and Wayrest are also apart of High Rock, It wouldn't surprise me if the orcs took advantage of the Empires weakness to found an empire

EDIT: I believe they meant sailing to where the country was, not actually making landfall
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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:55 am

Hmm, that must mean that Sentinel and Wayrest are also apart of High Rock, It wouldn't surprise me if the orcs took advantage of the Empires weakness to found an empire

EDIT: I believe they meant sailing to where the country was, not actually making landfall


But why would they just sail to no where? thats what had me confused!
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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 11:15 am

stuff happens, we don′t need to care about them, unless they happened within the borders of Skyrim.
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Post » Tue Jul 06, 2010 2:03 am

But why would they just sail to no where? thats what had me confused!

Looting the ruins, there would be lots of relics, there aren't any countries on Nirn that trade with Tamriel, because they either can't or won't so I don't see any other reason, unless a smal piece of the continent hasn't sunk yet, a tiny tavern on it, like a pirates meeting place, away from the Tamrielic navy to pick up contracts and other piratey stuff
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Post » Mon Jul 05, 2010 12:00 pm

But why would they just sail to no where? thats what had me confused!


Or maybe to honour the memory of their homeland?
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