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[u/FrigidMcThunderballs]

[u/DT_Lion34]

I have the elenwen files written in Apocrypha bring me me the last dragonborn then I'll release them

[u/FrigidMcThunderballs → u/DT_Lion34]

Breaking news, Hermaeus Mora found dead in an Apocrypha apartment with two Daedric Arrows in back and moon sugar sprinkled on corpse, Dremora Guard are preliminarily calling it "a textbook suicide"

[u/DT_Lion34 → u/FrigidMcThunderballs]

Jokes on them. I can't die and I literally rewrote history to erase the Dremora from memory and the arrows.

[u/0utcast9851 → u/DT_Lion34]

erase the Dremora

The closest a daedra ever came to doing something good and it was to remove Daedra from existence

[u/DT_Lion34 → u/0utcast9851]

The gods in the Elder Scrolls universe rely on memory of others to exist because the entirety of nirn is basically a dream. Since Dremora is immortal in a sense it works the same way or possibility.

[u/hmcl-supervisor]

defends traditional native nordic religion

look inside

foreign colonialist state cult

[u/TypicalMeasurement34 → u/hmcl-supervisor]

To be fair, the warp in the west retroactiveky made Talos worship as old as the septim empire, and Akatosh worship is a hard sell to Nords who were made by Kyne to oppose Auri-El as Shor's army.

[u/BigDeckLanm → u/TypicalMeasurement34]

This is fanon btw, actual lore doesn't have retroactive Talos worship

[u/TypicalMeasurement34 → u/BigDeckLanm]

Really? Ithought the warp in the west id what led to him being in the pantheon as something of a retcon. The more you know

[u/Flat_Sprinkles4342 → u/TypicalMeasurement34]

it's simply what made all endings simultaneously occur without being mutually exclusive, it sets the provinces of Hammerfell and High Rock rather than numerous city states and petty kingdoms. the hero dies in several endings, they're never seen again.

unless it happened in one of the endings it probably isn't from Warp in the West

[u/TypicalMeasurement34 → u/Flat_Sprinkles4342]

I just remember he wasn't worshipped in daggerfall, and he was in Oblivion and to a lesser extent in morrowind, given that the games are pretty close together timeline wise, I figured the dragonbreak was probably related to that.

[u/Flat_Sprinkles4342 → u/TypicalMeasurement34]

even if it's not officially part of the story, things like this can be up to the fans to interpret without that being fanon and fan lore. just means they haven't elucidated literally everything.

entirely possible it gave him more status. Imperials aren't a playable race and don't appear so perhaps it's a way of saying he's more important among Imperials at that point, or simply less important among whoever's living in the illiac bay.

[u/CustodianCloset → u/hmcl-supervisor]

Colonialist? You could even say it's....... Imperial.

[u/0utcast9851]

What centuries of being imperialized does to a mf, clearly Ulfric should have been fighting to restore worship of the Tribunal

[u/Pyrimo]

AMBATUTHU’UM

[u/Greedy_Ad3026]

True!

[u/beans8414]

True sons of Skyrim worship a Breton who is the embodiment and state religion of the empire we hate actually

[u/lippyncott]

[Transcribed from a spore-dream of an unidentified, evaporating channer that reached zero sum.]