If dragons can leave Akavir, and Akavir can invade Tamriel including a large battle near the skyrim/cyrodiil border then why cant there be remnants and the only Akaviri that would make sence would be snow demons. Thoughts?

Yeah well, in Oblivion there already were some Akaviri artifacts, so it only makes sense that there is even more in Skyrim

If so they would have to be really rare or else you'd think they would be invading or something.

Because the Snow Demons have never attacked Tamriel, for starters; it's only been the snakes

the snow demons probably wouldn't make it in skyrim....they r actually frozen when its cold... and unfreeze when it gets warm.thats when they give u trouble.

The kamal attacked once, the Dragons in Skyrim WE DO NOT KNOW if they are the Dragons of Akavir, especially when they were pwned by the Tsaeci theses dragons may not be the same. plus akavir is 4000 miles away any attack isnt plausible, as mentioned in disaster at Ionith.


so no, no Kamal.

They did. They attacked Morrowind, but Vivec flooded the place and defeated them.

May I ask, how did dragons suddenly appear in Akavir and fly to Tamriel, when they were extinct? Tosh Raka? You sure he's a dragon? Are you sure Mysterious Akavir is even accurate? Do you know that dragon can mean more than the literal definition?

Bottom line, get your head out of Akavir. The dragons are not from there, they have always been in Tamriel, only hidden. Akavir has NOTHING to do with Skyrim, and this horse has been beaten so much to death, we're now digging a hole to the center of the world. Akavir is going to remain mysterious till Beth feels like revealing some of it. The Kamal are not going to be invading this time, and we should just completely ignore Akavir till Bethesda releases information about Akavir.

Pretty sure Hellmouth is gonna start ripping throats out from their homes (above them, shoulders of yours) soon.
(Domestic violence taken to the extreme? :nono:)

Do we have a bunker prepared for such an occasion?

I went to Akavir once. It wasn't that big of a deal. I mean, sure, the McDonald's there serves snake burgers, but other than that, meh. I mean, there's not even a Starbuck's there. Although you can buy stuff in the night market at dirt cheap prices. It's all made of like cadmium and lead and stuff, so I wouldn't actually wear any of it. But you can give them away as gifts to people you don't really like but you still have to buy gifts for anyway. Like in-laws and stuff. Or Orcs. They can wear anything. And you can trick them into thinking it's magical and valuable. They'll believe anything. Or you can trade it for "shiny rocks." I love Orcs. I just wish they would stop talking. And bathe more than once a year.

NO BUNKER IS SAFE ENOUGH!

Takes out life insurance.


thread is dusted, can this be locked up before spam commences.

Yeah, but back on topic;

The dragons we're going to be fighting were probably sitting around underground or in the mountains just kind of hangin’ out till' they ran out of Dukes of Hazard tapes & Red vines, and they came back up to re-supply but the Dragonborn (us) began to slaughter them. Whether or no he did it for sport or because he saw them as a threat is left to the imagination. :happy:

Although considering that they came in ships, it's a little hard to see them being bothered by more water, or how you would flood that mountainous island. I'd think a heat based solution would be in order. Seriously, where is there to flood on Vvardenfell? A little bit of lowlands here and there, but the majority of it...

Though they call it a Royale with cheese.

Lol right, beware folks...how dare someone get this made up stuff wrong *shakes fist*...how dare you sir or madam