/r/TrueSTL
The official refuge for true scholars of Emil Pagliarulo
Do you often find yourself wondering about the true nature of Ogrim nipple-piercings? Does the mythology of Space Pirate Captain Harlock make your head spin? Do you want to learn more about the metaphysics of Sword Art Online, your favorite Cambodian Silent Film? Do you find your questions, concerns, and philosophical quandaries unaddressed by Final Fantasy: Online?
Worry not. /r/TrueSTL is a place that encourages discussion on any and all facets of CHIM, Dragon Breaks and the Hist, the greater bodies of Elder Scrolls fiction, without judgement or prejudice.
Here at /r/TrueSTL, every Muatra is big enough to achieve CHIM.
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/r/TrueSTL
If Alduin returned to Tamriel, I’m pretty sure I would know about it
Question is title, don't want to ask family for fear of being told I am an N'wah.
I doubt there'll be a serious discussion here, but still, there's a lot of lorebeards around so who knows.
I think I managed to find a way to describe what really sets the men and the elves apart in TES. All elves are ambitius and overly curious to the point of being obsessive, too much for their own good.
The Altmer pursue purity but also always end up isolated. The Ayleids strived for domination but ended up angering the divines. The Dwemer were the first to gain superior knowledge of the world and so zero-summed after going too far. The Dunmer wanted religious freedom but ended up exiled and cursed. The Bosmer loved good food and look where it got them, they ate a Br_ton once, so disgusting I don't even want to talk about it. The Orcs love fighting more than anyone but so can't agree to just form one host working together (also provoke lots people to come and turn then composte every now and then).
The men on the other hand seem pretty down to earth in comparison. They don't obsess about one thing that they will be fixated upon forever. The Nords loving strength? Lots of poets and artisans among them too. The Imperials and Redguards loving war? Only to a degree, once they're in control they won't needlessly pick fights. The Br_tons and their magic? They seem to always treat it as just a tool rather than an end. The Reachmen loving their primal lifestyle? They were willing to drop it when they captured the Reach after the Great War.
So can't we use this 'obsessive'vs'careful' dichotomy as one way of looking at how exactly mer and men are different from each other? Given that both have a common ancestor that's probably one of the things they diverged in first.
I know I know he's the Hitler of the dragon race but he's so cool 🥺 and old and wise and says he's sorry 👉👈
“B…but the Thu’um is meant for worship of the Gods, what Ulfric did was dishonorable”
Silence Chimpirial, if the Todds didn’t want us to use the Thu’um for fighting, they wouldn’t have made it so fun.
I'm just wondering how did the manage to grow beards far better than any other dwemer, and even compete with nords?
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