Tiber Septim is the most based man who ever lived.
Tiber Septim is the most based man who ever lived
Cameron Nguyen
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Evan Hughes
No, that would be Pelinal Whitestrake
Eli Sanders
>man
Jace Edwards
This was supposedly written by tbe Underking.
It is a story of how he became trapped into a soulgem to power the numidium.
The question I have is how do you manuscripts to your publisher while trapped in a soulgem?
At first I thought he was hanging around with the ideal masters ala Jeb.
The problem is the soul gem used was a very particular one that has no connection to the ideal masters. It was designed to power a giant robot so presumably the soul has a short leash.
My question is in Daggerfall how long prior to being used was the underking trapped in the gem?
While trapped who had access?
The logistics of this story make no sense.
Brayden Anderson
It's dragonbreaks. I ain't gotta explain shit.
Jordan Campbell
Tiber Septim wasn't even a real person.
Nathan Gray
Nice try, Thalmor
Matthew Jackson
Nice try, Hjalti.
John Russell
Caleb Long
Adam Kelly
Obligatory
Grayson Perry
I honestly believe tbe Arcturian heresy is Thalmor propaganda.
You know they play the long game very well. Release this lie to lay the foundation for weakening belief in Talos. Turn him from an ass kicking conqueror that unified the empire to a sleazy back stabbing prick. Just like real life edge lords flock to the lie and spread it.
I will dismiss the heresy out of hand until there is at least a second source in game.
Matthew Reyes
>Fal Droon writes about the Dragon Break just being an excuse used to explain a mistake in numbers the years and dismisses the notion of time being broken as superstition
>Book talks about events that hadn't happened yet at the time
Austin Wilson
The Thalmor weren't around when it was written. At least, the current faction calling themselves the Thalmor
Kevin King
>Turn him from an ass kicking conqueror that unified the empire to a sleazy back stabbing prick.
What is important is that both are true.
David Harris
Source on that claim.
They rose to power when they chased off the daedra that destroyed the altmers tower. They have been around at least just prior the Oblivion crisis.
There were Thalmor in E$O as well. That has dubious value as a source so take it with a grain of salt.
Cameron Ortiz
>I will dismiss the heresy out of hand until there is at least a second source in game.
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>Hjalti was a shrewd tactician, and his small band of Colovian troops and Nord berserkers broke the Reachman line, forcing them back beyond the gates of Old Hrol'dan. A siege seemed impossible, as Hjalti could expect no reinforcements from Falkreath. That night a storm came and visited Hjalti's camp. It spoke with him in his tent. At dawn, Hjalti went up to the gates, and the storm followed just above his head. Arrows could not penetrate the winds around him. He shouted down the walls of Old Hrol'dan, and his men poured in. After their victory, the Nords called Hjalti Talos, or Stormcrown.
Samuel Clark
One claim strengthens the faith in tbe other weakens.
David Clark
So the Nords who just won a battle led by someone with a Nordic name using a power associated with Nords celebrate by giving him the name Talos.
Your conclusion from this story is Tiber was a Breton?
That is amazing.
Jaxon Gutierrez
The book was written in the 3rd era after the Thalmor dissolved
Lucas Ortiz
Caleb Robinson
When did they disolve?
When did they reform?
Is either known?
Does Sumerset have a history of secret societies?
Jordan Walker
True. The Acturian Heresy supports the enantiomorph and through it Talos-all-creation to a much greater degree.
Nolan Watson
Who care about ents morphing?
Cooper Martin
>Who care
AE
Andrew Roberts
They dissolved after Tiber Septim conquered Valenwood in the 2nd Era and a new faction calling themselves the Thalmor wouldn't appear until shortly before the 4th Era
Easton Nguyen
One of the most important figures both within and outside the games narrative in terms of branching lore. I personally think he's the best starting point because of how many things he connects too, manteling, Chim, the numidium, dragon breaks etc
Jackson Taylor
Did you fall and hit send by mistake?
If not I have no idea how to respond to random capitalized vowels.
Is the response more vowels? Lower cased or upper? Consonants?
Aaron Stewart
And presence of the heresy and the orthodoxy is an enantiomorph. That's the beauty of it.
Luis Butler
Imagine hilter invaded Poland with a giant robot and dabbed on you only for him to be worshipped years later
Thalmor are absolutely seething
Alexander Powell
That metaphor only works if jews hated humanity and wanted to destroy the world.
Justin Richardson
Ass kicker who saw a world in need of a strong hand.
Swindled the dungmer out of a giant stompy robot.
Tapped all the primo ass of the age.
Became divine through sheer force of will.
This made bretons so jealous they try to steal some of that Nord mystique.
It also made the Altmer so butt flustered they would rather end reality than deal with a Nord becoming divine.
You are correct Tiber is the most consequential person to ever live.
He is a credit to the Nordic race.
Oliver Kelly
>That metaphor only works if jews hated humanity and wanted to destroy the world.
yeah haha imagine
Cooper Jones
In neither the orthodoxy nor the heresy is Tiber Septim a Nord.
In the Orthodox he is an Atmoran.
In the Heresy he is a Breton.