More daedra? : V

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 3:30 pm

I'm not sure but it looks like this will add our old friends I see a couple weird looking places and enemies so I have my fingers crossed

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 3:06 pm

Skyrim is too heavily lacking in daedra, wouldn't mind seing some adorable clanfears again

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 2:49 pm

I hope so. And before people say there won't be any daedra cause of the oblivion crisis, it's Bethesda. they wrote it and can rewrite the lore and have some way daedra can come back

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 5:33 pm

I hope so. And before people say there won't be any daedra cause of the oblivion crisis, it's Bethesda. they wrote it and can rewrite the lore and have some way daedra can come back

Morrowind had tonnes of daedra just in the wilderness

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 7:00 pm

Morrowind had tonnes of daedra just in the wilderness

Your point is?

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 10:45 am

Your point is?

His point being is that Morrowind had tons of Daedra without the oblivion gates, so the whole "there's not a lot of daedra because of the closing of the oblivion gates" excuse doesn't really fly. I think that's what he meant anyway.

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 6:15 pm

Your point is?

his point is, that he is agreeing with you and also probably hinting to the fact that daedra may be on the island due to it's location.

His point being is that Morrowind had tons of Daedra without the oblivion gates, so the whole "there's not a lot of daedra because of the closing of the oblivion gates" excuse doesn't really fly. I think that's what he meant anyway.

Ninja'd!

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 4:02 pm

His point being is that Morrowind had tons of Daedra without the oblivion gates, so the whole "there's not a lot of daedra because of the closing of the oblivion gates" excuse doesn't really fly. I think that's what he meant anyway.

his point is, that he is agreeing with you and also probably hinting to the fact that daedra may be on the island due to it's location.

Oh ok. I just want to see scamps again. I miss those little guys

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 3:36 pm

his point is, that he is agreeing with you and also probably hinting to the fact that daedra may be on the island due to it's location.

I hope so. I believe Bethesda made a mistake in taking out the deadra. Somewhere in between Oblivion's Deadra and Skyrims is where it should be.

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:51 am

My Master Conjurer feels cheated. I look forward to AT LEAST being able to summon Hermaeus-Mora's servants. Wouldn't mind having old-school daedra like Molag Bal's Daedroth's & Dagon's Xivilai come back though. I think that's a bit wishful though...

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 10:28 pm

His point being is that Morrowind had tons of Daedra without the oblivion gates, so the whole "there's not a lot of daedra because of the closing of the oblivion gates" excuse doesn't really fly. I think that's what he meant anyway.

That was exactly my point

Me not gud at wurds

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:48 pm

Deadroths...that is all

» Sat Nov 24, 2012 11:02 am

His point being is that Morrowind had tons of Daedra without the oblivion gates, so the whole "there's not a lot of daedra because of the closing of the oblivion gates" excuse doesn't really fly. I think that's what he meant anyway.

The oblivion gates aren't the only way Deadra arrive on Mundus. The oblivion gates just made it considerably easier.
Originally, keeping the Dragonfires lit kept the number of Deadra slipping into the world at a manageable number, the end of the Septim line proper & extinguishing of the Dragonfires was what allowed the hordes of Oblivion to arrive on Nirn in mass, through oblivion gates & other means.

Spoiler

But when Martin died, smashed the Amulet of Kings & become Akatosh's avatar he sealed the barrier between Mundus & Oblivion permanantly. So it's actually harder for Daedra to be summoned, or appear of their own volition than it ever was.

Mark that for spoilers too, just in case.