mormailer.blogg.se - The elder scrolls redguard

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It's all very interesting for me and I look forward to seeing just how significant this little reference in the current event really is.Your current IP address has been blocked due to bad behavior, which generally means one of the following: If Old Naf' does appear in ESO, what will his role be? So a Dovah is really nothing crazy in the grand scheme of things. There are of course already characters in ESO that appear in previous games set later down the timeline. Foreshadowing a future encounter with Nafaalilargus himself, possibly? Note, I don't know anything about Dragonhold so there you go. Now this could all just be an easter egg. This Dovah appeared in The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard, released in '98. Not even close.įast forward 281 years later in the 2nd Era:

This is why I laugh when people say Elsweyr broke lore because of the Dovah, because, no, no it bloody well doesn't.

Yes, an Elder Scrolls game from '98 had a live Dovah. It is also set in the 2nd Era, some time after the events of ESO. The game Redguard is obscure compared to other games in the franchise, but there's a key point here. I must be blessed by the Divines.Īs it is, I was left speechless when I saw its name. No big deal, but I happened to get a golden box drop on my first go. I went to Elsweyr to kill a Dovah for my tickets. This is in no small part due to the fact that Skyrim was my first TES game.Īs such I've since either played various games in the franchise, or when not possible, watched gameplay on YouTube.Īnyway.