Easter Eggs

[Focalpoint]

Im pretty sure that he said that he was going to apply it to the other corprus vitcems, and that if it worked on you, it would work on them.

[KuKulzA]

miracle I think

[Focalpoint]

Regardless, Corprus super soldiers would be teh shiznit.

[KuKulzA]

corprus super-soldiers... sounds like ash ghouls and ascended sleepers... basically guys who ascended with the corprus instead of mutating and growing mad

[Focalpoint]

Yea, now that I think about it, your right.

[Siegfried]

Please, Please, Please make Fargoth a crime fighter/super hero that protects Seyda Neen from corrupt guards like Hrisskar, honestly, it would be so funny, it would fit with Fargoth's background. There could be a quest line to find out who the super hero is, hes played up like some mighty Batman dark knight guy, and then you finally unmask him! With the radian AI and stuff, he could only come out at night, have him sneak around on roof tops, then jump down when someone breaks the law. Thanks to Kukulza for the idea.

[Vrenir]

Not the same thing. The Sixth House created Corpus and used it in controlled ways to "evolve" into Ash Ghouls, Ascended Sleepers, etc. The Telvani who would be interested in Corpus did not create it, do not understand it as well, and cannot control it in such ways. What they see it as is a way to sacrifice cannon fodder soldiers, maybe ex-slaves, and turn them into regenerating, animalistic warriers. It's not something to be coveted for oneself and the thought of using it on a Telvani of note would be deplorable; but it's something powerful and something to unleash for a demoralizing effect and a formitable force.

If the Telvani went the bioweapon route, they would just try to contaminate the opposition with the disease. Whether that caused the victims to become animals or Dagoth agents or whatever would matter little, as it would accomplish the goal of creating paranoia and depriving the enemy of troops, because they know that their enemies would never take such a risk as to actually try to harness the corpus.

Both options would be high-risk plans, definitely a fringe group operation, probably not condoned by the whole alliance. Think Gothic horror stuff like Jekyll and Hyde or Frankenstein, where a scientist convinced that he is doing something for the good of society (Fyr) finds that his research has become dangerous, forcing either him or enabling others to potentially destroy society with it instead. I think that even the foiled attempt to do these would make for an interesting plot twist.

[Jyrinnis]

Originally posted by Razorwing
A tombstone for Grumpy, maybe?

Just a stone? How about a monument?

[Jyrinnis]

Originally posted by Vrenir
Apparently M'aiq the Liar is already in TESIV and has been sighted in the wilderness by several people playing the game, but he is quick to run away (you have to be good to catch him and get him to talk).

Yeah, he also stands outside Anvil main gates alot. He once said "M'iaq heard of ones who wish to have two weapons, on in each hand. M'iaq thinks they are foolish"

Apparently he complains about complaints made by people in the forums

[Focalpoint]

Miaq was an easter egg in his own right, and his topics all had to do with highly debated issues about what should be in the game. Duel wielding, dragons, lichs, ect. ect.