The Great Houses of Morrowind - Redoran, Indoril, Telvanni, Dres, Hlaalu - Elder Scrolls Lore
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In our latest Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim video we discuss the Great Houses of Morrowind.
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is an open world action role-playing video game developed by Bethesda Game Studios and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is the fifth main installment in The Elder Scrolls series, following The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, and was released worldwide for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 on November 11, 2011.
The game's main story revolves around the player character and their quest to defeat Alduin the World-Eater, a dragon who is prophesied to destroy the world. The videogame is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion, and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim. Over the course of the game, the player completes quests and develops the character by improving skills. The game continues the open world tradition of its predecessors by allowing the player to travel anywhere in the game world at any time, and to ignore or postpone the main storyline indefinitely.
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That Tamriel Rebuilt footage is breathtaking. I can't wait for it to finally be finished in 2073.
Have you seen their progress in the last couple of years?
@@horacegentleman3296 Yep, and I've got the latest version. I'm just having a jape.
@@Fargoth_Ur oh, I figured you were one of the people that gave up on the project when it got really slow.
Horace Gentleman they literally have like less than 10 people working on it. Maybe even less than 5.
@@32gigs96 It is amazing what they've managed to accomplish for as long as they have, all things considered. So many other ambitious projects have fallen by the wayside, but TR is still making headway almost 2 decades later.
"Dagoth ur's love of music"
Anyone thinking of Dagothwave?
I N T O X I C A T I N G
Come and look upon the heart,
Upon the heart
@@L_G Lay down your weapons it is not too late for my mercy
ooh
ooh
Come and look upon the heart,
upon the heart,
ooh
ooh
ooh
I'm a god,
how can you kill a god?!
What a grand and intoxicating innocence
I'm a god,
how can you kill a god?
Shame on you sweet nerevar
@@curtiswong7280 *sexy synth Argonian rockin tf out*
Welcome Moon & Star
What? Only 5 houses? Is this how you honor the 6th house and the tribe unmourned? Oh what a grand and intoxicating innocence you have Drew!
Man it would be wicked if it was possible to join the 6th house
House dres: *gets weakened and their territories become swamplike*
Argonia: *its free real state*
Lol yes
i like state for this instead of estate cause blackmarsh is more like alabama
BM is far darker than Alabama lol
**An-Xileel intensifies**
Lol.....lmfao
There's nothing more i love than some early morning Elder Scrolls Lore
Especially when it's Morrowind lore
I’m listening to this while making coffee! Perfect
@@Hanner_Tenry
What flavor? Lol, Yeah it is.
I never liked House Telvani, but Divyath Fyr remembered being a Chimer. Mad respect.
@Logos Indoril House Telvani is the best for me. The only thing I don't like are the slaves.
Telvanni are great. My n'wahs
@@redguardpuremage9641 then you must hate Dres
House Indoril enslaved only Goblins.
My Argonian is a Telvanni :P
In my opinion Morrowind has one of the best lores in all of video games, thank you fudgemuppet!
oh and by far the best armor and architecture
When it comes to game play, very little of the lore really matters or is even mentioned. My rule of thumb in joining a house, and I've joined all three at one time or other, is that the Redoran are dull and their quests not very satisfying; the Hlaalu are too laid back but very generous, and the Telvanni are laissez-faire to the point of do unto others as they would do unto you--and get away with it, no less. One Telvanni leader has a slave rebellion in her mine, so she tells you to go in and kill them all. Instead I find the slave key and give it to the leader of the rebellion, then I go back and report that they all escaped. Oh... Okay.
@@johnbockman6078 You mean the gameplay that is based around the written lore? Are you dense or just don't like to read?
@@johnbockman6078 The lore is definitely well reflected in the game. You can see it in the buildings, the fashion, the environment, etc, and you can delve further into it by talking to specific characters. Do you really expect every single person to constantly reference esoteric history or mention random details of myths? People don't do that in real life and Morrowind doesn't need to either.
Dunmer culture remains the most amazingly indepth piece of Fantasy lore for a people outside of Tolkien's works.
You guys do them justice too, all I ask is you place all of your Dunmer videos into their own playlist so I can listen toit all on repeat quite happily. :D
You should read the Drizzt Saga in the forgotten realms multiverse. Tgat is the vest Dark Elf lore ever and from the perspective of the only sane one in my opinion. It's absolutely amazing. This is still really good, but if you like to read, you wint ve disappointed with Drizzt. Homeland is the first book
@@chacepassmore6474 do you even english bruh
@@viveka2994 small keypad XD
Also I was drunk
lol
Its sad that you couldn't join house Indorill, I mean you are the avatar of their old leader
It is even sadder that you can't join house Dres and teach the farming tools their place
That's exactly why you can't. The Indoril do not believe you are.
@@bokrugthewaterserpent3012 that is the correct perspective.
Would have been rad if you could present yourself to House Indoril post-main quest, starting a civil war between traditionalists and reformers.
@@xeonespydonum4995 Someone needs to make a mod of this
I love the Dunmer. They retain classic Dark Elf traits: Assassination, magic, slavery, internal fighting, etc.
But they are not really evil. Just grim, from living in a harsh world. And the Dunmer political system is truly unique. Great Houses dividing Morrowind between them, functioning collectively as a republic. With the Tribunal state religion to unite them. Elegant, subtle, beautiful.
Great House Telvanni forever!
As well as legal assassinations via Morag Tong
The tribunal are false gods. Praise Azura!
@@099Nitro praise The Azura indeed...
Party at Tel Vos later, lots of sujamma and conjured girls
Morrowind isn’t a republic.
Back when the Empire was in control they were a monarchy under the puppet king Helseth, now they’re an oligarchy under the Great Council.
House redoran: "Speak softly and carry a big stick. Honest hearts produce honest actions."
House telvanni: "I know more than you."
House hlaluu: "Why? Because fuck em' that's why. Eat ass, smoke grass, and sled fast."
*Great House Redoran forever!!!*
“Globalist goals of the Empire”
*Dunmer Alex Jones *: TURNING THE NYX HOUNDS GAY
Artemis Arrow
>Globalist Imperials.
Wtf, i love Dagoth Ur now?
Hey remember what Twitter says: only Sixth House cultists support a border. Give up your speech, swords and traditions to endless waves of imperial migration bigot
I only wished the argonian had killed more of them
@Hoàng Nguyên I'd say they're legitimate refugees fleeing mass slaughter and volcanic eruptions...but hey. If you talk to some of the npc's in windhelm most want to go back, but they can't. The Thalmor on the other hand kinda match your description.
Hoàng Nguyên
don't you see Elven supremacy is the only way!
Skyrim was my first Elder Scrolls game, so when I was picking a race I had no idea what the Dark Elves' values were. I just picked them because it sounded cool. Turns out my fiery silver tongued warrior assassin fit right in with the culture. The Dunmer are my people.
house redoran are my favorite,i love how they managed to repell the argonian invasion during accession war and daedric invasion during oblivion crisis
Nah nah nah, FUCK Redoran.
Where my Redoran N'wah's at?
Party at Skar later, bring your own Flinn
I got Sujamma, good enough ?
here
Bah, you Redoran s'wits know Telpartyhouse is where all the best Dunmer maidens hang out, too bad you can't use levitation magic. TELVANNI FOREVER
**Hides Cyrodilic brandy**
Yeah, I'll bring some bottles of shein and mea-I mean, Mazte...
Naw my N’wah I like sujamma
I can no longer sleep without elder scrolls lore its my lullaby
Poor Dagoth. It’s all the fault of the damn Tribunal that he lost his mind.
His only flaw, he was too perfect.
You dweebs are just blinded by his cool silly mask. He was a peice of shite.
@DesertBandit Vivec and Almalexia were pieces of shite too. Sotha Sil should have been the only Tribunal.
@DesertBandit that's just a theory and that theory mainly implicates Vivec but the other theory heavily implicates Dagoth.
@mdx trash
literally just come back to Morrowind after 15 years. am setting up with various mods and this video was perfectly timed to help get me in the mood to play this classic!
Me too! Coming back after 20 Years and just beeing overwhelmed by the love and dedication of the mdding community and the lore (which i finally can comprehend)
4:05 Ima just gonna walk through the bridge
Right? 😂 😂 😂
@@crandleberrysadie - no, left.
Lots of pathfinding bugs to work out still. See also: 4:22 , 6:29 , 16:28 , 16:45 , & 21:23 . ... unless they were all just levitating. In that case, you just saw an ancestor ghost.
i'm glad i wasn't the only one, damn they ain't defying death they're defying the laws of nirn willy nilly, no wonder red mountain erupted, it was nirn nerfing the dunmer
Morrowind the greatest province in the elder scrolls games that's the first elder scrolls game I played and fell in love with it seemed like it was made at a time before Bethesda got lazy
I agree, but instead of getting lazy, I think they heavily drew on whatever was popular at the time. Skyrim is obviously heavily influenced by early seasons of Game of Thrones. Oblivion clearly draws upon the Lord of the Rings trilogy. But LotR was the real milestone for high fantasy in the mainstream. Thus for Morrowind, influences that existed were animated kid's movies like Fern Gully, Thumbelina, old 1970s fantasy animation, Princess Mononoke/Slayers, or even DnD concept art for the time. You can clearly see all of those influences in Morrowind... but since most of that was foreign to the public at large, Morrowind comes off VERY uniquely designed in a way Oblivion or Skyrim don't (because we're used to seeing things like GoT or The Hobbit). Dunmer are obviously a unique take on the Drow, for example... but who back then would even know what a drow is?
@@Over_It Uhh Skyrim was out before Game of thrones dude Skyrim influence is clearly Tolkien influence down to the orcs wearing the same armor inspiration is the desire to participate in the media of your favorite work what Bethesda did with Skyrim was Emulation we're your just ripping off someone else's success ESV even got rid of the old lore of Dragons to contemplate the new one
@@Over_It Well, Morrowind came out in 2003, I'd been playing Baldur's Gate 1 and 2 full of Drow and Hordes of the Underdark, a dlc for NWN came out about that time too. Drizzt was popular in literature. Anyone who had been playing D&D even a little knew about Drow for at least a decade already. And everyone in fantasy drew from LotR since the 1950's. What made Morrowind stand out was its mythology and writing that drew on sources going back to the earliest stories of man, all the world creation stuff, aedra and daedra are adaptations of the world's mythologies. And they owe a heavy debt to Gregg Stafford and Runequest, Empire of the Petal Throne and other popular RPGs of the 70's and 80s that informed the writers of Morrowind from their childhoods. When I started playing Morrowind I realised Tamriel had gone from the quasi D&D of Daggerfall to full blown alien world. It never got back to those heights sadly.
I'd argue that Skyrim was the last time Bethesda put honest to god effort into a game. Thing is, it was such a success, that they've never have to put any effort into anything else. Just re-release it and it'll sell.
@@KnoxCarbon agreed
"I've been Drew..."
Well who are you now?
he spent too much time in Shivering Isles
Kamryn Turner
It has been changed, i’m 69th
Nice
I thought that too😂
Scott
It was so sad to find out hlallu was no longer a great house. It was my favourite in morrowind
House Hlaalu will rise again, we but only need to grasp opportunity
@@tamnam5722 cry harder hlaalu fans, empire is better than all houses
@@SisyphusMMA silence monkey
@@SisyphusMMA What an ignorant comment. You know Hlaalu supported the empire? That’s why they’re no longer a great house lol.
@I’M BAIT sounds like coping, empire doesn't need hlaalu support, hlaalu needs empire support
Before I realized that the game footage was modded I was tripping balls because I didn't remember Morrowind looking that good.
You can really make Vvardenfell look great, but the upper limit of mod use is 256. If your PC isn't up to it, they can really drag down your game performance. Without the time mod, the forever charged mod, and Laurana's game enhancement mods, I'd be playing vanilla Morrowind. For one thing, my game starts a lot faster.
I love that the Dragonborn can join House Telvanni in the dragonborn DLC. (Nothing changes in game, it’s just one sentence said my neloth)
13:50 even the roofs are levitating in Morrowind
The Telvanni remind a little bit too much of the Giovanni Clan from the Vampire the Masquerade tabletop game.
The Dunmer are my favorite race in the Elder Scrolls. Hell yeah, FudgeMuppet 🙌
BLASPHEMY!! The Dunmer are an abomination, True are the ways of the Altmer, Auri-el rulezz!!!🤘
@@Bakar123100 Go back to your first cousin Summerset, you inbred n'wah
I quite literally made a noise when I heard the Morrowind theme, so much nostalgia hearing that and "The Roads Less Traveled"
3:57 "Cool, we're in Balmora, nothing to see here WAIT WHAT THIS BRIDGE IS A LIE"
It's not that they hate one another, it's that they're struggling together!
They're struggling together and against eachother.
@@horacegentleman3296 Quite true.
The thing about mortal turned gods, is that they want to be the only one
I finally got Tel Uvirith built like 3 days ago and this is great little way to celebrate.
There's a plugin transport ring that can take you there even before you've started construction. The problem is you have to get rid of the current occupant before you can move in. But exit the front door and it's gone. You can only enter using the ring.
i couldn’t appreciate Brand Shei’s quest in Riften without understanding the great houses and the Dunmer-Argonian relationship. I felt like it was hard to understand what’s going on Skyrim at all since I did not play previous games, but thankfully I’ve watched almost all the lore videos on this channel so I feel at home now lol
Morrowind lore is my personal favourite part of TES lore. Thanks for this Fudgemuppet
Morrowind lore is the best. Now please make a video about Vivec's life.
Which life. The real life of vivec or the fiction he passes off as lessons?
Is this how you honour the sixth house unmourned
House Telvanni are the Ricks of the Dunmer
Your boos mean nothing! I've seen what makes you cheer.
Go back to Reddit holy shit
"The Chimer are mortals, alike any other race."
Ha. Haha. Hahaha!
I just need Skywind or an official remaster already.
Same
There was a gameplay demo of Skywind at Gamescom.
@@thetrustysidekick3013 I literally watched that right after I left my comment
Personally I’d be happy with just a console port.
@@Xolcm Of Morrowind?
The only reason it was hard to pick between Telvanni and Hlaalu was because of Crassius Curio.
*for some reason.*
In morrowind I DEADASS have 2 saves same character but one route I went hlaalu one route I went telvanni it’s great
@@mysteriaxo5671 same
This one knows Velsa was once a part of House Dres. She freed the slaves and this one is happy she did so.
I really hope we learn more about house Sadras, what are their values, their aesthetic and influence? When I played Morrowind, Hlaalu was my favourite house mainly because they were located in Balmora so were the first house I encountered.
The only thing I need to know about House Dren is that by playing the Thieves Guild and/or Morag Tong, I get to kill the leaders at Dren Plantation and earn favor with the Twin Lamps. And snag a Daedric katana.
16:30 THAT MER JUST FLOATED MID-AIR!
Love this stuff right here. The lore of the Elder Scrolls goes so deep and is so fleshed out, you can have a college major on the histories of Tamriel.
Hears Hlaalu merchant's guild.
*Hey Hey people, Sseth here*
Idk if you've done this one already but I think it'd be cool to hear about all the different afterlives of the races of Tamriel. Great video as always!
Luna Athena Yeah they've got one here: ruclips.net/video/9raSqlhMcnw/видео.html
Nice camera work! Well delivered, deep lore. The regional differences were reflected in houses policy wise and stylistically.
One of the best RPGs on any platform, and IMO the best Elder Scrolls game. Such unique landscapes and timelessly haunting music by the legendary Jeremy Soule.
It's pretty cool to piece together how much the elder scrolls is inspired by dnd lore, especially in regards to dark elves
As a member of House Dagoth I feel sad that Dagoth was NOT INCLUDED IN THE TITLE
Definitely thought this would be a Scott video. Good to hear you again, Drew!
I hope for more in-depth race story questline in Elder Scrolls 6, so you can get a unique feel for each race. Even though the main story is the same.
Drescher1984 lol yeah Bethesda is not gonna try that hard
That won't happen cuz muh racism.
Ah morrowind, the shining crown jewel of the elder scrolls series. It was my first game in the series and the one I'm looking back most fondly at. There is just so much creativity and deepth in this game, that the others just feel so incredible generic and boring in comparison.
And I couldn't be prouder of my house redoran. Being the ones to protect morrowind when the need arose, there is no greater honor than that.
You're right! Back in 2007, when I made the leap from Morrowind to Oblivion, it was a huge let down. TES IV felt so bland and generic, I was walking just by the Morrowind's border thinking "I want to go that way!"
There are six Great House last in Morrowind, and an interesting thing is that each one has a foil, which are similar but distinctly different.
Redoran and Indoril are nationalistic, with strong ties to tradition and dislike foreign powers, such as the Empire. Redoran is composed of strong warriors who hack the government, and Indoril is comprised of spiritualists who hack the temple.
Hlaalu and Dres are both trade houses. Hlaalu trade in goods, who have strong ties with those outside of Morrowind, but are looked down on the native Dunmer, while Dres are slavers who deal in slaves, who have strong ties in Morrowind but are looked down on by those outside of Morrowind where slavery is illegal.
Telvanni and Dagoth are more about the strength of the individual instead of the House as a whole, who don’t care about politics, who will do anything to get ahead.
Dagoth is destroyed, Telvanni is greatly weakened, Hlaalu isn't a house anymore, Dres is practically anhailated by the Accession War, and Indoril without the temple is useless.
@@curtiswong7280 House Hlaalu is still a Great House - it's just been kicked from the Grand Council due to Redoran corruption.
@@dutchpatriot17 It becomes a House but not a Great House. The prefix "Great" is exclusive for the 5 of the ruling council.
@@curtiswong7280 ''The Ulen Family of House Hlaalu, a rival Great House, has placed a deathmark on the councilor's head."
~Adril Arano
They are still a Great House, they just aren't allowed by the Redoran and their puppets to sit on the Grand Council.
@@curtiswong7280 Also, fyi, the term '"Great House'' was also used when the Grand Council wasn't a thing.
My favorite part is at minute 4 when you're talking about Mephala with the Dunmer walking in the background and he just phases through the bridge. Really brings the "lies" part into fruition
House Hlaalu gang rise
Preach brother
House Telvanni is the best of the great houses. Change my mind.
Me too my main is a Redguard pure mage.
@@redguardpuremage9641 Unconventional...I like it. I recently started an Orc Mage playthrough
Indoril
Redoran.
Uncompromising, principled, disciplined and committed.
Convinced?
Hlaalu master race.
Coolest name, Telvanni is the big gay.
Im here to pay tribute to the sixth house and the tribe unmourned.
House Telvanni I feel like is the Mosg powerful house but just doesn’t care about the rest of morrowind.
Or anything outside their wizard towers. They just chill and do unspeakable horrors to random people to gain more power
I spieth Morrowind Gameplay
And I was glad.
5:59 House Telvanni operated in the yeast...
Well...yeast are a fungi, so it's not entirely false.
I thought you said weast
Wow this a a wonderful video, The Great Houses of Morrowind on my birthday.
Hbd
House Hlaalu for life
4:23 can you spot the floating elf?
The sixth house will rise again
Without the heart of Lorkhan, not very likely.
House Redoran is my favorite house
I love the indoril architecture style especially with mgso installed to give it the pink Japanese style trees it’s just really neat
House redoran holds a lot of great values basically honor, and house hlaalu is probably my favorite overall basically no racism , but house indoril's architecture is so awesome hard choice for me
@An Orc Warrior nah it doesnt practice slavery but dunmer are just racist ppl it's not down to the great houses
@An Orc Warrior that's different
The dunmer seem to have the coziest houses
This video coming out around this time is a little ironic for me cause I just recently decided to play through Morrowind again lol.
How Redoran has strayed from Mufasa, they gotta remember who they are.
After this video I think House Redoran is my favorite of the houses. I like that they value honesty, respect, and honor. This video also makes me appreciate that House Redoran is the controller of Vvardenfell instead of any other house.
House Hlaluu was really rich house even they give Stronghold with expensive Ebony Blade,Ebony Darts and two personal trainers in stronghold for 5000 gold
You guys always provide such eloquent perspective on beloved topics. Thank you
Aah the guy that walked through the bridge at ~4:00
Jiub: Wake Up. We're Here. Why are you shaking? Are you ok? Wake up. Stand up. There you go. You were dreaming. What's your name?
This does not honor the 6th house and the tribe unmourned.
I wish we got to know what role house Sadras does for the governance of Morrowind (aside from just fulfilling the gap left by Hlaalu when it was stripped of its status)
Gotta love the lore videos. It’s the best part about my mornings
Yes! I've been waiting for this one! Thanks FudgeMuppet! Keep up the good work!
That sound track… beautiful!
There are some things I disagree with. Regarding the Telvanni I think it should be noted that they aren't as racist as they may seem. They do accept outlanders in their order and let them ascend it as shown in ESO(Sun-In-Shadow) and TES III(Anora). In fact they are among the most meritocrayic houses. Since their criteria is how much someone encompasses and lives by the "Telvanni way".
Concerning their demise I am really surprised no one points out the inconsistency with the story that they were wiped out by the Argonians. Argonians made it up to Mournhold. Noone managed to advance to Vvardenfell. And Telvannis reside in northern Vvardenfell. And since the Argonian armeis reached Mournhold, this story of them slaughtering Telvannis seems too far fetched for me. Especially noting how to reach a Telvanni you have to be a really good mage and to kill one you have to be a national powerhouse. Telvanni Magisters afterall are terrifyingly powerful. Not too far behind(if behind at all) to the psijics.
It is far more likely that they were killed with the eruption of Red Mountain, than to any Argonian blade.
Hell, they even let the Dragonborn in regardless of what race they are.
The elder scrolls 3 was so life changing for me it is so breath taking i love the grate houses 5 game plays just to understand it all
I have gone so far into this lore lmao... Like in my head. My morrowind character and my oblivion characters. In my little head. The two hero's met and had a family together and that family was past down hundreds of years to skyrim. My skyrim character is the 6th generation nord in the family(my characters). (Yes this makes the neverine and the hero kavatch related to the dragonborn. What? Are you gonna sue me?)
My man, absolute perfect timing for me. Great content as usual.
I love anything involving the dunmer they are the best
For aesthetics and play style I always prefer Telvanni.
I came to to post this too, I hope you're not a pink boy.
Horace Gentleman no sir, in TES V My Dark Elf always marries Brelyna.
Horace Gentleman also props on the avatar and name. Big VB fan.
Telvanni are the best. I love their mushroom towers and their culture
Top quality, as always. Thank you!
I feel like mephala would appreciate redoran as both a target and an existence of opposition
and obviously working to sustain dunmer culture
This video is the perfect companion for my new Morrowind playthrough! #HouseTelvanni
The Dark Elves could conquer tamriel if they actually worked as single Nation. They are excellent warriors, excellent mages, excellent strategists with a culture of combat and structure. And all dark elves live for hundreds of years sometimes thousands if they are magically talented.
They have the land (or at least had*) the land needed to support a standing army of mages and battalions of warriors. Natural barriers of mountains and volcanos that only they really thrive in. And a mainland protected by an ocean that they have singular control over.
They hold themselves back with archaic traditions of house on house warfare.
And slavery has been their biggest crutch for hundreds of years and causes their downfall after Red Mountain erupted and the argonians attacked. The argonians almost won. They attacked the dunmer at their weakest and could have taken all morrowind if it werent for the fact that Dunmer are even more tenacious than Argonians fueled with Hist sap.
let's not forget they got fucked by the nords until the fucking gods made them lose at red mountain
got fucked by the Kamal
got fucked diplomatically by the septim empire
got fucked by argonians on hist sap (argonians are underrated to be fair)
and the average lifespan of a dunmer is 100-200 only a select few manage to live longer without daedric influence
and they don't have the tribunal anymore
a remake for morrowind and oblivion would be awesome
I love how nords get called racist for being distrustful of other races while dunmer literally enslaved argonians.
Most people's of the planet Nirn pretty much enslaves everything or kills/hurts everything and everyone in the elder scrolls setting lol
The Bosmer literally do it cause they are cannibals
The Sload do it through the thrassian plague upon tamriel
The Altmer do it through their blatant racism of high elf superiority of the Thalmor
The Red Guards do it through countless acts of piracy
The Bretons do it by destroying the orc capital orsinium over and over again in their home provence of High Rock
The Orcs do it by hating everyone even their own kind when they leave orcish strongholds
The only ones I couldn't find were acts of racism or discrimination held among the beast folks of Black Marsh and Elswyr
Most of the time they are either enslaved and purged by the Thalmor for the case of Elswyr or by the Dunmer for the case of Black Marsh
and Khajiit. And Nords. Redguards. Bretons. They enslaved pretty much everyone equally really.
God I need to replay Morrowind with Tamriel Rebuilt. I remember hearing of the mod not long after Morrowind came out. Never in a million years did I think that it would not only still be going so many years later, but be of such astounding quality.
I'm glad the Argonians got their revenge. Slavery is among the greatest of evils.
Redoran and Telvani are both allied since I aided the counselor on Sholsteim who is head of house Redoran and helped Neloth, head of house Telvani. With two families allied to the stormcloaks, just one more family till Morrowind has to join the reformed Ebonheart Pact I lead.
The morrowind theme at the beginning had me feeling giddy inside
Excellent dialogue about the Morrowind great houses. Thank you.
🙃☕❤❤❤❤
thanks, I need a little road to memory lane because its embarrassing I forgot the Morrowind lore when I started playing ESO when my first ES game was Morrowind lol
I just realized: if Azura didn't just shrink the chimer as well as turn them grey-skinned and red-eyed, then the chimer short sometime after leaving Summurset. Has this ever been discussed?
I'd say that was basically evolution. After all a smaller body is an advantage in a country that isn't exactly known for food being there in big amounts. So I'd say the first Dunmer still were a lot taller than the modern ones. Considering the modern Altmer are the race closest to the original Aldmer, we can assume that all races of Mer originally were quite tall. So we should also assume that the Chimer were, like you pointed out, quite tall. (I suspect the first Chimer of Resdayn to be roughly the hight of a modern Nord)
But the Dunmer have lived in these harsh lands for several thousand years, so we can assume that their bodies kept changing in those millenias to secure their survival.
@@meme-yu3zp actually Altmer height is most likely a result of of their culture, Path of Alaxon. They are eugenicists so taller=better
@@avgvstvs7 Good point, perhaps it's a mixture of both?
@@meme-yu3zp most likely culture of eugenics and path to alaxon, altmer born with deformities are pushed out of mainstream society and live hermit hunter lives while people that reject to conform with path to alaxon are completely abandoned by altmer
@@meme-yu3zp there is no mention of chimer,falmer,ayleid or dwemer being tall even though they are earliest to diverge from aldmer (supposedly) falmer we see in dawnguard are perfectly normal height same wih ayleid ghosts zombies
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