Putting the player in their lands, or even giving the option to be native to the area could make for a much more well-defined villain than how they have been shown so far. One of the weaker parts of the previous game in the series is Skyrim 's Civil War , which acts as the opening to the experience, but falls short by the end of the side mission.
However, Elder Scrolls 6 could take this somewhat anti-climactic side mission and turn it into an all-out war between the Aldmeri Dominion and the Third Empire, right on the shores of the Summerset Isles. This could give Bethesda another chance at a similar story, with the Third Empire attempting to annex a foreign land and the natives of that area resisting against being brought into the fold. The difference with this situation is that the ending of Elder Scrolls 6 's war can help shape the way that the series moves forward with the ongoing conflict between the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion.
It could additionally give players a moral choice to make that could have a lasting effect on the game world, even if the canonicity of the choice doesn't extend into future titles. There are a few reasons why fans still consider Fallout: New Vegas to be one of the best titles in Bethesda's open world style, even though it was developed by Obsidian.
One of the major features of the game is the ability to take moral decisions to their extremes, by either siding with the NCR, Mr. House, or Caesar's Legion. Putting the player in Aldmeri territory like the Summerset Isles could offer that kind of choice in a much more natural setting, with logical reasons to pick either side, instead of the obviously good one. Bethesda has proven to be able to handle these complex layers of nuance with Fallout 4 's Institute , by making the cold, calculating people come off as sincere, though their methods are immoral.
The Aldmeri Dominion can prove to have the same utility in Elder Scrolls 6 , using the previous interpretations of the foreign power from the series to better muddy the waters of the moral choice. This was explored before with the Stormcloaks during Skyrim 's Civil War, but the execution slightly misses the mark based on how the game first presents the conflict between the warring factions. Newly created characters with Summerset access will start in Summerset.
The most common differences are in terms of legal rights, contract obligations, land title, and cost structures between the two. Be sure to do your research to make a sound decision. For example, moving to a retirement village means dealing with strata title, leasehold, rental, and other ownership structures. It costs Crowns same as Morrowind. With crowns, you can purchase convenience and cosmetic items such as mounts, costumes, pets, XP scrolls, potions, race change tokens, DLC game packs, and more.
However, Altmer are among the most intelligent and magically-inclined races on Nirn. Summerset Isles is the traditional home of the Altmer , or High Elves, and the possible first landing place of the Mer arriving from their ancient homeland.
The Altmeri people are directly bred from the Aldmeri people before they died off. It is also noted that Daedra worship in the Summerset Isle is quite prevalent. Tiber Septim apothesized into the Ninth Divine , Talos.
In the last years of the Third Era , Summerset Isle had been at peace with its neighbors, save a near war with the Empire over trade tariffs. On a cultural level, however, the upheaval of Tiber's conquest was not resolved, resulting in several extremist movements emerging within Summerset's political and cultural landscape. For thousands of years, the Altmer have implicitly believed in their superiority to all other races and cultures in Tamriel.
But after the incorporation of Summerset Isle into the Empire, doubts began to creep in. With the insularity of the Summerset decisively broken, many Altmer, particularly the young, began to take a more critical view of the rigid hierarchy of Altmer society and its strict cultural xenophobia.
While there had always been discontent on the fringes of Altmer society, which was traditionally resolved by the exile of the malcontents, for the first time a significant element of Altmer began to agitate for social change. This nascent revolution in the Summerset Isle has taken many forms. Most apparent is the acceptance of new cultures and races onto its shores, some occupying positions that would have been forbidden just a century ago.
Her children, Goranthir and Rinnala, though half-Altmer, are fully Dunmer in appearance, and stand to inherit the throne. A more radical side of this movement, however, is exhibited by a shadowy group who call themselves the Beautiful.
Originally a salon for artists with the philosophy that Summerset must let go of its past in order to move forward, the Beautiful became a revolutionary group dedicated to the destruction of the greatest monuments of Altmer civilization.
The Crystal Tower was naturally an early target, but while attempts against it have failed, many other ancient sculptures and emblems of the past have been vandalized.
Since, the Beautiful have turned their attention to living symbols of the Isle, the royalty of Summerset. The particularly gruesome murder of the daughter of the King of Shimmerene has horrified and outraged the public.
Finally, some of the Summerset's youth continue to rebel against their present, ironically, by embracing their past. The Imperial Geographical Society is not allowed to visit the isle of Artaeum to survey and document it, but there is little doubt that the Psijic Order is increasingly popular among the young, and is willing to exploit this.
Over the past thousand years, only seventeen new initiates were brought into the order. In the past two years, however, another thirty have joined. Thirty new members of an Order may not be enough to be considered a surprising trend in most circles, but to the tradition-bound graycloaks of Artaeum, it raises many questions.
What is the Psijics' aim in this recent recruitment, however, is anyone's guess at this time. Emperor Titus Mede II. After the political chaos of the Oblivion Crisis , the Aldmeri Dominion declared war against the Empire, nearly destroying it. The treaty, which heavily favored the Aldmeri Dominion, outlaws worship of Talos throughout the Empire, allows the Thalmor free movement throughout the Empire and authority to apprehend anyone worshiping the outlawed god.
The province was renamed Alinor, in honor of the isles' capital, during this period by the Thalmor. Despite this sudden disappearance, their influence as a group continues to be felt by many practitioners of magic in the present through certain visions and premonitions of the future.
These sporadic appearances would later aid the Last Dragonborn during their work with the College of Winterhold. Galmar Stone-Fist mentions after a Stormcloaks victory during the Civil War that an invasion of the Summerset Isles resides in the near future for the Nords.
The party takes its name from ruling party of the First Aldmeri Dominion, made up of Altmeri Canonreeves, Bosmeri Treethanes, and a handful of Khajiiti Chieftains, who served as the ruling party in the Dominion as well as the diplomatic corps, a para-military unit and the Committee of Alliance Relations. The Thalmor handle all processes of government and project their nationalist dogma through these channels.
It is unclear whether the Thalmor serve as the "inner-sanctum" of the Dominion, or as a sort of oligarchy class of aristocrats and warlocks. However the Thalmor are generally regarded as the established elite thanks to their magicka affinity genetically predisposed in the Altmeri race.
It is also known that the second most powerful governor of the Isles, and one of the most powerful sorcerers in Tamriel, is the Arcane Arch-Magister, the leader of the great Crystal Tower.
Before the Oblivion Crisis , the Altmer organization that would become the Thalmor were little more than a loud mouthed fringe group mocked openly by Altmeri society. In the waning years of the Third Era, they led numerous boycotts of Imperial goods. When the Oblivion Gates began opening all over Tamriel, the Summerset Isles were thrown into anarchy. Refugees were slaughtered by the thousands. Those who tried to flee by boat found the Daedra had conjured storms to prevent escape and were cut down on the wharves and docks.
Many were forced into the raging sea and drowned. Towards the end of what would become forever known as "The Oblivion Crisis," only the legendary Crystal Tower of the High Elves stood fast against the Daedric hordes.
It was there they made their last stand, in the ensuing battle the Altmer Sorcerers and Archers killed so many Daedra that they scaled the walls over mounds of their own dead.
It was not enough however, and the Crystal Tower fell, literally torn asunder by Daedric machines.
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