Silgrad Tower from the Ashes

I was just visiting the Imperial Library and noticed that you are now a librarian there.

I noticed that too. Congrats.

Congratulations!

That's great!

Thanks!

While I'm here, make sure to check out the Infernal City lore notes. Theres a little something on just about every province, and I'd be more than happy to answer any questions (some parts maybe a bit confusing if you've not read the book).

That looks like a very thorough and detailed account of lore changes.

I am a bit confused about one part though; I was familiar with Vvardenfell being destroyed by the fall of the ministry, argonians taking over Morrowind, and most aspects relating to this particular apocalypse, but what happened to mainland Morrowind is still a bit unclear. One part in particular caught my attention:

Quote:The eruption of Red Mountain destroyed “most” of Morrowind's cities. p.234

Does this mean just Vvardenfell, or does it include mainland Morrowind?

Either way, if and when TES5 comes out, and presuming it takes place after the events of the book, it would make for an interesting world to play around with.

Thanks for the link Lady N. Very well done.

Quote:Originally posted by TheImperialDragon

Quote:The eruption of Red Mountain destroyed “most” of Morrowind's cities. p.234

Does this mean just Vvardenfell, or does it include mainland Morrowind?

The book says its most of the Dunmer's cities, which I assume means most of Morrowind (not just Vvardenfell).

Someone mentioned on the TIL forums that the book implies that the Hist act as a separate Dreamsleeve for the Argonians. What's your opinion on this, and if it is implied, how would it work?

I recall a thread on the TIL forums where a member threated to kill the kill the other TIL members (not literaly) if they would read that book, because he thought the book was screwing the TES Lore.
I'm a bit surpirsed that the book has finally been considered as lore and they (actually Lady N) posted some small parts and facts of the book online.