Dragon

>he hasn’t seen any elves
hahaha

CHIM.
Discuss.

Just blame Akatosh.

Skyrim's lore is broken anyway since you kill Titus Mede II in the Dark Brotherhood questline and should technically become the new emperor due to the fact that you are a dragonborn like the Tiber Septims.

Lorelet post.
>Skyrim getting colder
Makes sense actually. Do we know what caused Atmora to freeze (physically or stuck in Time, doesn't matter)?

>amorphous mass of intelligent time
>you can kill it with a sword

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this is a japanese dragon

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Is Akavir anime?

now i want to replay trainwiz's mods

>Dragon
>has FERAL DRAGON PUSSY

Explain section 22

give me the big enchilada on all of these

WOAH NOT THIS EARLY
>pussy
>not cloaca

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No. Pick 1 (one).

>cloaca
of course, how could i forget, my apologies

I assume it's from the King Edward book

here's the blind god theory

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CoC did not become Sheogorath and Jyggalag isn't real

Dont they just lose the body? Their soul is still intact and only the dragonborn can permamently kill them

Thalmor UFO's

Some of these shouldn't be so low. Towers, Lyg, "Lorkhan's purposeful failure", Jills, Loveletter, Ayrenn KINMUNE, The Prisoner are all entry-level shit

I assume its mortals only dismantling the present illusion of an immaterial entity but Skyrim never went into detail about any of its interesting lore details

I still have not a fucking clue what the deal with the dragon priests was

Numidium as the ultimate Prisoner is another story though

>The empire fell in 417
I know that's the year the warp in the west happened but how did the empire fall?

To this day I don't get what the fuck Lyg is
It just seems like an ass pull to me and doesn't fit into anything else.

>Dragon
>has a big belly

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>Dragons
>Are actually immortal aliens that came to the planet a long time ago

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i dont understand any of this but damn is it intriguing

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>c0da.es/thotbox

what the actual fuck

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You can add in to this
>Republic of Hahd
>Second Sun
>Redoran is the Sixth House
>Dominion laser weaponry
>Infinite, flat Nirn
>Apocrypha is on Nirn
>Stormhold Crystals

What is it with windhelm and merchants dying I just had hillevi cruel-sea disappear from my game

bruv i ain't clickin that

But it makes total sense.
Before the warp in the west Talos was not worshiped as a divine and I think that Cyrodiil was still a jungle in that time because he didn't achieve CHIM yet

Gonna need someone to explain redoran gravity control

It's a choose your own adventure, but with the dense and abstruse writing style of Kirkbride when he wrote C0DA.

To be a Redoran noble you need to fully understand gravity

>Before the warp in the west Talos was not worshiped as a divine
Are we sure about that

Just keep this in mind when trying to make sense of TES lore
>The Tower is an ideal, which, in our world of myth and magic, means that it is so real that it becomes dangerous.
EVERYTHING operates on a metaphysical level.

As sure as Cyrodiil was always a temperate forest

Dude according to "Warp in the West" all Daggerfall endings are canon, TES lore is fucked and they try to hide it behind dumb words like
>Dragon Break
and whatnot.

TES wrote themselves into a corner and now started excusing shit but then went with a single timeline in Morrowind through Oblivion and Skyrim.

Correct.
Yes. Talos is an oversoul comprised of Tiber Septim, Wulfarth, and the Underking. The Underking is still something resembling alive in Daggerfall, even though he really doesn't want to be. With the Warp in the West, he finally reunited with the Mantella, regaining his heart, and finally died. With his death, he became the third fragment of what would become Talos.

Talos, as you know him, did not exist until after Daggerfall.

Dragon Breaks make sense brainlet

>father of dragons
>just a head that likes to shit talk everyone

In the Omega raids we get to see his full body when he was in his prime. Shame that fight was such a letdown.

>Dragon Break make sense
of course it makes sense, because it's an excuse and a poor one at that

that was a simulation
>his head appears again to call Omega a fucking faggot and leaves

You don't have to explain all of these but can you explain at least one of them?

tfw barely on level one
I just never bothered to get into Elder Scrolls lore, never seemed that interesting to me.

where can I read more about this? it sounds fucking crazy

>Apocrypha is on Nirn
Tell me more

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Less killing them and more fusing with them. Each dragon and dragonborn are fragments of Aka Tusk, the Dragon Made Whole. Alduin is the Firstborn by being the largest fragment of Aka. By fusing with other fragments, you are slowly reforming the Dragon Made Whole. Akatosh's game plan is that you, the Last Dragonborn, will not only slap Alduin back in line, but go on to cleanse Mundus of dragons. Then when you die, you rejoin with Akatosh, allowing him to become the Firstborn, usurping Alduin. After that, he slaps Alduin's shit and eats him, as well as Auri El's, so he can reform the Dragon Made Whole.

Dragon Breaks were made as an asspull, but to Bethesda's credit, they've made further use of Dragon Breaks in the lore made since then (Daggerfall's is chronologically the most recent one and is considered a small break), so something good came out of it.

Thalmor are openly flaunting the White-Gold Concordant and the ban on levitation spells with their flying platforms, which they use to spy on both the empire and their own citizens.

brainlet

>Dragon
>it's actually some time being
also that's a wyvern op, not a dragon, but i guess wyvernborne wouldn't have sounded as good or fit with their shitty lore

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Peryite is more a dragon then Akatosh

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>also that's a wyvern op, not a dragon
wyverns are still dragons lmao, what the fuck are you saying

How come the wyvern autist didnt exist till Skyrim?
The Elder Scroll dragon design is at least as old as Redguard

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What the fuck is going on?

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It's been a long time since I've read about these so I won't be able to give a source to most of these, but basically

>Republic of Hahd
An underwater civilization not recognized by the Empire. Was mentioned on the unpublished PGE2.
>Second Sun
Supposedly Mnemoli, or Mnemo-Li. Also known as the Blue Star. It's just that, a second sun that you can see during events of un-Time.
>Redoran is the Sixth House
Fairly straight forward. The Sixth House emblem is part of the Sixth House, leading some to believe that either House Dagoth originates from Redoran or that the Sixth House Cult has some presence within Redoran.
>Dominion laser weaponry
Don't remember what lore text, but the Dominion have ships equipped with what is implied to be direct energy/laser weapons.
>Nirn is flat
Actual spherical planets don't exist. It's just that mortals can't comprehend their true "shape" and view them that way. Nirn is an unfinished plane, it's likely there is nothing beyond Tamriel and surrounding continents and it's just an endless flat sea (however you might reach the spiked waters)
>Apocrypha is on Nirn
Water is Memory, Knowledge. Herma-Mora's Spheres are Memory and Knowledge. Herma-Mora was supposedly born from "Magnus' thrown-away ideas" for Nirn. Also the Lovecraft themes. Apocrypha is underwater Nirn.
>Stormhold Crystals
Crystals similar to soul gems which supposedly hold pure "good" and "evil" energy. This implies the existence of moral absolutism determined by an unknown force in Creation (likely Earth-Bones) which can be harnessed and practically used.

describe your ideal thot, duh

>The Sixth House emblem is part of the Sixth House
Fucked that up lmao. Meant to say "The Sixth House emblem is part of the Redoran's"

>not understanding TES lore
YIKES
that isn't even deep lore
that's like 'oh TES races are inversions of generic fantasy, oh wait what's this about idealism vs materialism?' levels of lore
AKA you paid attention to what Paarthurnax/Camoran/Dagoth was saying

>snakes are dragons lmao, they have scales and lay eggs
>ants are dragons lmao, they can spit hot substances
>birds are dragons lmao, they can fly
fuck off

I didn't say or imply any of those things.
Who are you quoting? Did your synapses burn through?

what the fug

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There's another text similar to this one. I think it's supposed to be sequel. I'll try to find it.

Explain every one of these in 5 words.

Someone please explain what the fuck is TalOS

>Draconic looking monster is a type of dragon
>This means a lizard, bug and bird with no relation to dragons is also a dragon
Zero-sum yourself my man

No.

Do not attempt to make sense or you will suffer more severe penalties.

Goodbye, thot-box.

I have a feeling that you and I are about to become very close.

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what the fuck did they mean by this

Uhh technically that's lore-friendly

I have a lot at the top I know nothing about but a bunch at the bottom that I know of. What does that make me?

This is surface level TES lore
Did you not play Morrowind or even Skyrim?
M*n gets yeeted out of the mythic by Altmer but it fails in its goals

>race of lizard people
>it's actually some defense system for magic alien trees

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Lorefag in the making. Read PGE1 and the Sermons.

Don't forget about non-Argonian lizards and the non-lizard Argonians.

>defense system for magic alien trees

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is there UFOs?

Can you mantle anyone, or does it have to be a god?

Is literally the point of Knights of the Nine

What's the most interesting theory on the chart and its explanation?

Pelinal is Lorkhan

Your mom is lorkham
This guy's mom is lorkham

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user would you please kindly upload this to imgur as I cannot view it on my phone and I am abroad?

Fuck imgur

Can be anyone but it requires certain steps and recreations of scenarios to basically align with what the person is mantling.

Also the joke about becoming Fargoth is technically impossible because the Nerevarine prophecy is set in stone and happened no matter what.

files.catbox.moe/u5dxfc.jpg does this work user-kun?

Disable the mobile view

It does indeed, thank you my dear friend.

I didn't know this was an option as I rarely use Yea Forums on my phone.

Post your lore level faggots

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>Mora is a failed Elder Scroll

Redpill me on this

>defense system
more a para-intelligence system

phoneposters need to be permabanned
there would be zero negative repercussions

Briar-heart works by mantling Lorkhan, the briar-hearts themselves are connected to heart of nirn
it's pretty obvious, you know, ripping out heart and all that

I lost. I think.

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>non-lizard Argonians
W-What?

Was Kirkbride ever aware of anything or did he just type shit down.

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this is readable if you know lore well enough

An "argonian" is whatever the Hist wants it to be. If the Hist decides some Nord or a fish or a rock is "Hist" enough to be Argonian then it's an Argonian. The Hist can also directly manipulate the biology of the Argonians they create. Like the Dunmer-Lizard hybrid we see in Arena.
What do you think

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Get fucked, phonefaggot.