Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favourite?
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Morven Ashwing
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Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favourite?
Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favourite?
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Imbalance
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Re: Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favouri
The legend of the Grey Fox. Not that the Thieves' Guild is my favorite questline, but the final stages of it were so very compelling and the story behind it introduced clever new dimensions to the kinds of changes the Daedra will enact on the mortal world.
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Re: Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favouri
Indeed. The Daedra's effects on mortals for once not being so malevolent.Imbalance wrote:The legend of the Grey Fox. Not that the Thieves' Guild is my favorite questline, but the final stages of it were so very compelling and the story behind it introduced clever new dimensions to the kinds of changes the Daedra will enact on the mortal world.
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Re: Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favouri
The Dremora Hierarchy; this was definitely a great piece of lore, as it showed that even the lesser daedra are capable of forming complex systems, such as rank-and-file armies.
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Re: Which piece of lore that Oblivion added was your favouri
A good inclusion, having first seen a - admittedly vague - start in BattlespireAutismFanaticism wrote:The Dremora Hierarchy; this was definitely a great piece of lore, as it showed that even the lesser daedra are capable of forming complex systems, such as rank-and-file armies.