An interesting read. http://www.gameinformer.com/games/the_elder_scrolls_online/b/pc/archive/2012/05/14/elder-scrolls-online-faction-profile-daggerfall-covenant.aspx

Cheers! Not a bad way to celebrate getting home.

EDIT: What a terrible way to celebrate getting home. Honestly guys, we're on the Elder Scrolls forums. All of us already know these painfuly obvious points; can we not post these up as "new articles"?

Cheers to you too! One negative side it's taking my mind off the paper that I have to write for mythology class. Ha!

Great read, albeit a bit short. Looking forward to exploring Hammerfell and High Rock.



I wonder if there will be some sort of naval combat or exploration on ships?

Incidentlly, it seems GI mixed up the race example screens a bit. The "Breton" character screen does not feature a Breton, but one of the early Skyrim versions of a Redguard with lighter skin.

Eh... Not... Liking... Bretons and redguard having had wars is logical and that they are now at peace with each other's presence is as well. But the orcs...? How are the orcs 'okay' with all of this...? They are basically the native americans of Hammerfell. Their province was destroyed because the bretons and redguard ganged up on them. That is what caused their diaspora across Tamriel. And suddenly the bretons' decision to give them back orsinium is shoe-horned in to justify the orcs' presence. I liked my explanation better, which said that the Daggerfall Covenant simply had the highest concentration of orcs. Why do they suddenly have to be buddy-buddy with the redguard...? The orcs are a people without country and special in making fortresses in any location. So let them make fortresses in random locations, not orsinium of all places. That'd only make me mad if I'd be a redguard.

Just sharing anything that shows up man.

Thanks. I haven't seen this one yet.

Daggerfall is the faction that interests me most.