[Laura-Lee Gerwing]

So, the first Ask us Anything about the Aldmeri Dominion is out http://www.elderscrollsonline.com/en/news/post/2012/12/10/ask-us-anything-aldmeri-dominion-part-1

Looks like the khajiit experienced a miraculous demographic shift towards Suthay-raht and the Altmeri architects don't let their trade secrets leave the isles...


Previous thread http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1421658-the-teso-lore-questions-and-concerns-thread-2/

[Guy Pearce]

I freely admit, it's all a little worthy.

[GabiiE Liiziiouz]

Thanks for the heads up.

It was really the brainchild of Queen Ayrenn, after assuming the throne of Alinor. Having traveled Tamriel extensively before returning to Summerset, she was aware of the dire threats menacing the world, and saw it as the proper duty of the Elves to put things right.

Bad. The Altmer are not saviours. They always knew that the world was going downhill. They seek escape. Ayrenn is mannish through and through.

Most of Elsweyr is still in the grip of the Knahaten Flu, and isn’t a place you really want to go until the epidemic has run its course.

Good. The curious sugar-ways to Llesw'er remain secret.

and non-player-character Khajiit in ESO will be Suthay-raht. Now, will you glimpse more Khajiit sub-species in ESO in the future? Only time will tell!

Show a little effort, TESO.

Combine that with a bit of the look seen in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind, and we take it from there.

What?!

Ayleid ruins are actually rather common in the southern jungles.

would prefer cities instead of ruins, but hey. Looks like Valenwood will be copypasta anyway.

The architecture of the High Elves is fanciful, certainly, but it’s also practical, constructed of real-world materials. Architects can’t make buildings out of poetry!

What makes you think that?!

[Amy Siebenhaar]

"The architecture of the High Elves is fanciful, certainly, but it’s also practical, constructed of real-world materials. Architects can’t make buildings out of poetry!"

I disapprove.

[Ray]

Bad. The Altmer are not saviours. They always knew that the world was going downhill. They seek escape. Ayrenn is mannish through and through.

I'd say the events during and shortly after TESO will be the turning point from "Okay, one last chance" to "[sixual intercourse] it, get me the uncreation plans."

Good. The curious sugar-ways to Llesw'er remain secret.

But doesn't the Mane grant everyone access?
I think Llesw'er would be the ultimate MMo to take the "themepark MMO" label to heart. After you have climbed the Khajiit Bridge, countless fun rides await. Fall upwards with cuddly alfiq, let out your inner ja'khajiit in the bouncy castle and play "pin the braid on the Mane."

What?!

Just like in Morrowind's third add-on. Didn't you play it?