It is the tenth era of Tamriel, and the age of Industrial Revolution. The Imperials have spread the use of "technology" throughout Tamriel, and as a result magic is dying out slowly. After a few hundred years, it has come to be feared. It is seen as "Witchcraft". To combat this, the Imperial Legions have created a sect known as the Witchhunters to seek and destroy magic users. Shrouded in dark coats, hats and armed with unique and deadly weapons called "Revolvers", the Witchhunters bring terror to the population. However, though very few know it, they are skilled magic users.
Of course, rules are made to be broken, and budding sorcerers form underground arcane groups who struggle to summon the fabled "Daedra" of legend. These sorcerers are locked in a silent war with the witchhunters that the general population are quite aware of, but no-one dares talk about.
However, by repressing magic, the Legion are making things worse. With no worship, the forgotten Daedric Princes are becoming angrier with every passing moment. Now they are combining forces and creating an enormous army. This army will flood from Oblivion and leave Tamriel in flames. Tamriel will burn at the hands of the Daedric Lords, and the mortals will pay.
The scene is set for an explosive endgame. The Daedra march on Tamriel and no mortal force can withstand their might without magic. The Witchhunters and Sorcerors must join forces to prevent the Apocalypse.
This RPG is set in a Victorian-style Elder Scrolls society. Your character can either be a member of the Witchhunters, the Sorcerers or a bystander belonging to another faction.
For the settings, think 1890s London as portrayed in League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen and Sherlock Holmes. The Imperial City is dirty and old, the rich live in luxury and the poor in squalor. There are still the same races, but now they belong decisively to social classes: Imperials, Bretons and High Elves make up the aristocracy. Nords, Dark Elves, Wood Elves and Redguards make up the lower-middle-class, usually soldiers or workers. Khajiit and Arognians are mainly slaves for the aristocracy and are highly discriminated against.
If you have any questions, fire away. Here's the character sheet.
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