What is the most insane bit of TES lore...

What is the most insane bit of TES lore? Do you think the mainstream appeal of skyrim will make them tone down the crazier bits of lore in TES VI?

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Explain Fargoth

I have no idea. The pic is a mix of actual lore and memes, but the craziest shit is actual lore

Orsimer Talos and ORC NINJAS

That one time Argonians put one rock on top of another and accidentally almost made time flow backwards

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Whats this one?
were the hist involved in this incident?

Sleeping tree is hist, right?

This shouldnt be a gradient, it should drop right to the last tier after entering the water.

>woah dude, TES lore is so insane, lol! Fargoth lol! CHIM-nwah-Pelinal is a Terminator-lol
Meanwhile the games consistently display the most bland kind of medieval fantasy
Wiki-fanfic are not videogame, you criminal scum

There are a bunch of weird shit that i've heard of but can't confirm everything.

>Khajiit walking on the moon and building a lunar base in a collective skooma-high.
>The Imperial manonauts who work for the Elder Council with exploring the void, basically magical astronauts.
>Talos being three people who enacted the enantiomorph and folded into on who ascended and became a god
>The Hist. Are Argonians dependant on the Hist or the other way around? If the hist are controlling argonians deliberatlely, what is their end goal? Further, if the theory of memory being water is true and all water runs through Black Marsh, does that mean that the Hist has the collective memory of everyone who has ever died on Tamriel?
>Obligatory CHIM
>The Walkabout
>Yokuda and Akavir being past and future

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