True.

Damnit.

EDIT: No, Vehk comes off of as a ringmaker, an ass, but a cocky ass. Which...is really...gross...

But yeah, notice how Hortator says 'Love is under your will only.'

Meaning, either the people only love Vivec out of ever-lasting fear (not plausible) or that whenever he so wished it, he could simply say 'Well, they don't seem like they're worshiping me enough today. [censored] 'em.' *Boom goes Lie Rock.*

Evidently a dragon break wouldn't cause it to fall (Warp in the West?), unless the dragon break was spatially limited. A limited dragon break? :wacko:

But so long as the dragon break doesn't affect everyone's love for V'vehk... :twirl:

But you see, frozen in time and frozen in intentional path are quite different, I think. If it were frozen in time, a Broke would result in either is not being there at all, it hitting that mother [censored] like a redheaded step-child with a cowlick, or something...sixier?

Perhaps not altering it at all. But there have been more than a few Brokes sense its appearance, so, I assume it means nothing. :shrug:

Sigged.

In a roundabout sort of way, the Nerevarine has set in motion the events that lead to the destruction of Vvardenfell (or at least Vivec City). Damn.

Well THAT'S never happened before.

Pretty much anytime you have "[censored] 'em" and *Boom Goes Lie Rock* together, the odds of sigging rise exponentially.

None shall survive.

Ahem. Man, doomsaying is so addictive.

Better yet, LKHAN AE NIRN PADHOME AE ALTADOON!!!!!

So the Nerevarine very well may bring about the destruction of the place he set out to save? Lovely.

Of course, without the Nerevarine, the city would be populated by a rabble of corprus beasts... so I guess putting off the destruction for the end of the 4th era ain't so bad... unless of course the 4th era lasts like 5 years... then it would all feel kind of hollow.

City-dweller: "Praise the Nerevarine! All hail Nerevar incarnate!"
Another city-dweller: "And now praise be to the Champion of Cyrodiil!"
Vehk and Vehk (looking on): "Well, they don't seem like they're worshiping me enough today. [censored] 'em."
Lie Rock: "BOOM."
Nerevarine (Seeing the mushroom cloud from Akavir): "Son of a [censored!]"

Somebody should culture kollops in a BIG bull's eye where Lie Rock is gonna hit. Preferably the pink ones.

Somebody could do it in the construction set. It would be kind of pointless. But also (and most importantly) awesome.

No, no. Putting a naked Fargoth in the center of said bullseye next to a naked Dagoth Ur...now THAT would be awesome.

"From Vivec, With love"

I wasn't aware of any actual discussion about all that, I just want the city knocked over. :gun:

I wasn't aware they named the rock, that makes it a pet rock, doesn't it? You learn something new every day.

Are you using a verb/pronoun as a noun/pronoun too? There must be a crazy bandwagon somewhere.

The Nerevarine is very gullible, the Daedra played him/her. Vivic was too bored to care, Sotha was busy being dead, and Alma being crazy. Good times were had by Alma.

Well, the Nerevarine isn't used that badly. A successful Nerevarine goes through hell but comes away [presumably] wealthy, powerful, famous, and functionally immortal.

On the flip side, being a false incarnate is a pretty bad deal.

Famous or infamous? Functionally for the people of Vvardenfell after the events of Morrowind, all that's changed are the weather patterns and their entire religion being thrown out the door. You'll also notice that after you kill Almalexia, nobody believes you. You can't exactly pull a bigger miracle than that, so what are you gonna do?

Sigged.

And all because Vivec was too damn righteous to tell Nerevarine how to become a god. That wouldve changed things:

Vivec: Hm, they dont love me enough. Go forth, Rock, and crush.
Nerevarine: *stops Rock* How about no?

I''ll somewhat return to the topic.
Balmora, Tel Aruhn, Gnisis, Vivec and Molag Mar are definitely here for a long time.
Also I believe, but I'm not sure, that every settlement near popular pilgrimage places are present on the island for a long time (2nd era at least).

Balmora is mentioned in 2920 series, Tel Aruhn in Poison Song (although story is fiction I believe Tel Aruhn was there in 1st Era), Gnisis is also mentioned in books (sorry, but I can't remember at the moment), Vivec is sort of obvious and Molag Mar is ancient Temple stronghold (it seams logical, after all it is sanctuary in a dangerous environment).

Edit:
Also if you do the math most Telvanni towers were erected long time ago.

Unless the city of Vivec was originally some other city, and just renamed by Almsivi, I would speculate its origins lie shortly after the war of the first council.

In other words, back in Nineteen-dirt.

I believe the book Poison Song actually references the construction of Vivec slightly-



Earlier in the book, the year is said to be 675 of the First Era. So this gives us some idea.

Well, I guess that solves it.

Nice! :trophy:

Oh. And congrats to the "Patriarch" paw.

Ew. I was trying to delay it. Dunno why