This really reminds me of Julius Caesar's brief (and nearly disastrous) expedition to Great Britain. The primary difference seems to be that the Romans were able to cobble together enough of a fleet to escape (not the word Caesar used of course) after the initial challenges. Well, that, and also probably less magic and inhuman humanoids.
I love how those two stories mirror each other so well. The Britton's even sent a false peace envoy just like what they did at Ionith, both Caesar and the Emperor lack Cavalry to drive off the enemy raiding parties. T
By the Nine! Last time i was this early, Ma'iq told the truth, Ulfric loved elves, and Nazeem wasnt such an asshat! Yep, ive never been this early before
I absolutley love how rich the lore of the elder scrolls is. There are places in the game players like me fall in love with despite never actually appearing in a game. I really do wish we get to see some of Akavir's provinces.. you know, eventually.
You know what gets people even more hyped, more unified, and on a ruler's side than invading someone else's home? Defending your home from foreign invaders.
supernova582 That's the Battlecry studio. Todd Howard's team is hard at work with Starfield. Also, there's a strong possibility that Fallout 76 was rushed because Starfield was originally supposed to come out last year, but because of problems during development that wasn't going to happen. The lack of NPCs strongly suggests the game was rushed.
@@Aewon84 rushed is an understatement. They released a MMO without a functioning net code; that half of why the game was broken. Fallout 76 was a sleazy cash grab. I certainly hope Bethesda sorts themselves out, but im not holding my breath.
Elder scrolls Akavir isn't such a bad idea. But we would have to be a part of an invasion of we are going to keep the same races, or, we need to make massive leaps in time to a state where tamriel and akavir are more familiar with each other.
Let's hope our beloved Nerevarine actually supplies us with viable information about the current state of Akavir in the ES6 - this could also be something we'd like to see in The Elder Scrolls 6 for Part 10 of Michael's series.
I agree, but at the rate they're going, I'll be dead before I get to see the shifting sands, migratory trees, or the psijics last stand as a thalmor entity. ES7 Black Marsh... 2120.
I love the lore of akavir. And this story was always one of my favorites to read in game. I hope before I die I get to play an elder scrolls game in akavir
@@davidking6242 he had the makings of a good one imo. Tiber was a conquering emperor as well. A man not afraid of battle and seen by his men as selfless. Qualities that more often than not make good leaders
@@davidking6242 He was a good emperor because of the reason he did the invasion in the first place, to unite the empire, to solidify the people's trust in it.
I remember Disaster at Ionith was the first non-quest related book I read in any depth, in the Imperial Armory on my way to pick up my Imperial Dragon Armor after the death of Martin in Oblivion. I thought to myself "wow, this is incredible, I should read more in-game books." Wonder if we'll see Akavir soon.
Imagine, what if they instead made ES6 in Akavir, where you start off on a boat exploring from Tamriel, something happens and you end up stranded there.
The Tsaesci are among the cooler parts of the setting and it is a pity we do not see more of them. I want their cultures, their history and the religion to be depicted properly. I wonder, are the daedric tantos, wakizashis, katanas and dai-katanas of Morrowind of Akaviri origin?
It’s my headcanon that one day the Tsaeci are going to come back with a dark elf in chains and say in the only Tamrielic they know, “Take this asshole back,” and it’s the Nerevarine, but it’s everyone’s asshole save that made a destruction spell that insta-killed Seyda Neen.
I would love to see Akavir invade Tamriel, just as the Thalmor have settled in to there new rule after destroying the weakened Empire a huge force of Tsaeci or Ka Po Tun drop anchor in the Niben and tear the Dominion a new asshole. 😂
I wonder if this is based partially on The Sicilian Expedition. During the Peloponnesian war, Athens sought to conquer Sicily but this failed. One of the main reasons was the commander Nicias who refused to abandon the project and the Athenian navy got annihilated
It's strange to me that the Akaviri abandoned their cities entirely, even if they had some sneaky plans, entirely abandoned isn't feasible without some unusually high cooperation from the people therein, or a hell of a lot of time. No mention of sizable neglect is mentioned at all, so I think this was a typical migration, and the dryness was a seasonal pattern. They may have evacuated faster or earlier than normal, but it doesn't seem they were too worried about leaving or the invasion. They had plans for a safe home, food, water, and the invaders did not.
Nah, it's happened in real history before. Most people are more willing to leave their homes as opposed to staying and possibly being slaughtered by the invading army.
So here's a thought, unrelated to this video but still relevant. You hear in Skyrim, people say that High King Torygg was "shouted apart" by Ulfric Stormcloak. Well, the only shout I can think of that would have that effect is the Unrelenting Force shout, but even then, the only way to literally blow somebody apart with it is if you increase it's power with a Black Book. What if there is more to our good Jarl than we think? Maybe he has had some dealings with Hermaeous Mora in the past and got his hands on that Black Book. Just something to think about.
He didn't actually shout Torygg apart, he used unrelenting force to knock him down then stabbed him, he says this himself if you ask him about it. Other members of the court in Solitude also corroborate this.
Lololol i can picture the first court gaurd telling his buddies at the local inn that he witnessed torygg shouted to pieces as he drinks his 5th cup of ale
If I’m remembering correctly, the text said the Tsaesci devoured the humans, not eaten. Which can also mean conquer depending on use. To conquer a nation, devour its people into submission. Like they ‘devoured’ the red and black dragons. While trying to do the same with Tamriel. Sure they most likely ate what slaves they didn’t need for labor, but being eaten to extinction kinda contradicts the Akaviri becoming dragon slayers for the Tsaesci as their Dragon Guard. Before they eventually pledged their allegiance to Reman Cyrodiil, centuries later. (Edited: Meant to say Reman Cyrodiil, not Tiber “wannabe” Septim)
Soooo... uhm... sending a trading fleet with gifts, fine weapons, and gold to a local king was no option? Opening up a trade relationship beneficial for both sides. I bet my ass the Akaviri have plenty goods the empire would be interested in while the empire also has a lot of good stuff it could have offered. And if all fails send them Skooma.
Look into history. Thats practically never what leaders did when invading overseas. Caesar; the Vikings; the Mongols on their way to Japan; the Japanese on their way to the mainland; etc...
That’s true! Maybe for es6 uriel will return with an army of dragons to defeat the thalmor and save the empire, cause he’s still alive as Todd Howard revealed in an interview!
Great video, as always. As much as I *love* Tamrielic history, lore and the like, I should come up with something thoughtful to say about all of this. But instead, I just wanted to say I got a huge kick out of the sword this legionnaire's trying to fire at that skeleton! : ) 15:33
HOPEFUL TITLE - TES VI : INVASION HOPEFUL PLOT - Your character in hammerfell is the new incarnation of hoonding(It's never been explicitly said of what race hoonding chooses. one would think redguard but since you live in hammerfell you can say your character is culturally a redguard). the akaviri invasion is taking place again + Thalmor are now trying to take hammerfell again because this time they think they'll win....Until the new hoonding was announced. Your character (Hoonding) goes on to reform the ansei(Do research on these badasses) and leads them to glory. At the end of the game, you now have mastery of shihei(Like how dragonborn masters thu'um later in skyrim). After saving the redguard people, Alduin returns but this time he eats nirn/Kalpa...lucky for you, as hoonding you guide your people to the far shores and there you guys wait till a new kalpa is formed(Redguards are from a different kalpa theory confirmed? :O) HOPEFUL FUNCTIONS - Marriage options that are actually fleshed out (Like fallout 4 romance options) and Badass factions(New or Old...Or Both) also Badass gear(Badass holy good guy gear and a Badass evil guy gear), and lots of explanation of lore(Like how morrowind had a lot of lore). Finally I'd like new races (Add the akaviri races as playable? :D) What do you guys think? Comment please ^.^
Hopefully one day that could happen. Hopefully a new tes game will start coming out every couple of years vs what it's been like 8yrs since Skyrim now and probably year or two more to go. Grrrrrffffdrrrr could be longer then that
Sometimes your voice sound exactly like Camelworks' for several sentences; but then I realize the lack of bad puns and breathy inflection; and the difference is clear again 😁
Dude the minute and a half of introduction before your "hey what's up" and the beginning of another introduction is so jarring to me. Interesting video though. I'd imagine that some conspiracy theorists in tamriel would doubt that it's the true history of akavir. Always wild to consider that there may be an unreliable narrator.
It's the year 2023. Bethesda has finally started working on Elder Scrolls VI. FudgeMuppet haven't even reached 25% of their Skyrim Video ideas and are ready for the next years to come.
@@TerrariaGolem The samurai humans where defeated by reman and then became the dragonguard and later the blades. All the ones in Akavir are dead. We don't know if the telsaic are samurai
Perhaps the Dwemers are there underground living peacefully or not.. joke..rsrs. Akavir is involved in mysteries needs to be further explored in the coming Elder Scrolls..
Microsoft better give us a game set a few years before Uriel V invaded Akavir. We could be the hero that help him to achieve peace and unity in the kingdom. They could just end the game while we sail towards Akavir
Just imagine once the Akaviri Army led by the Ka Po Tun sets foot in Tamriel for the second time, they will be wielding gunpowder weapons: Muskets and cannons vs swords and magic. If you think Tamriel magic will win, just imagine an Akaviri magical cannonball that spawns dremoras and atronachs upon impact. Now imagine a barrage of cannons being fired against tamriel soldiers.
![The Disaster in Akavir (Explained with map) - The Elder Scrolls Lore [Remaster]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4wuYHnuvfLo/mqdefault.jpg)
This really reminds me of Julius Caesar's brief (and nearly disastrous) expedition to Great Britain. The primary difference seems to be that the Romans were able to cobble together enough of a fleet to escape (not the word Caesar used of course) after the initial challenges.
Well, that, and also probably less magic and inhuman humanoids.
It’s no surprise earth is a big game
This one is more epic. Imagine Trajan instead of invading the east invaded America.
I love how those two stories mirror each other so well. The Britton's even sent a false peace envoy just like what they did at Ionith, both Caesar and the Emperor lack Cavalry to drive off the enemy raiding parties. T
By the Nine! Last time i was this early, Ma'iq told the truth, Ulfric loved elves, and Nazeem wasnt such an asshat!
Yep, ive never been this early before
Aeron Targerian last time I was this early I didn’t have anything clever to say.
"Yep, ive never been this early before"
That's not what she said!!!
By only reading your comment I can tell you don’t get to the cloud ⛅️ district often, who are you kidding?
Magikarp you stole my comment smh
Magikarp I was gonna say that
When I first played Skyrim, I misread the book title as "Disaster at loincloth".
Lol you made my day
Wow, i did the same in my first playthrough
"Disaster at Loincloth: The Great Dong Slippage"
How old are all of you?
Nikolai Volkov I bet you're fun at parties
I absolutley love how rich the lore of the elder scrolls is. There are places in the game players like me fall in love with despite never actually appearing in a game. I really do wish we get to see some of Akavir's provinces.. you know, eventually.
JasonP43 fortunately ESO has given us a lot more, I love Valenwood
@@elpeopuru3003 we haven't seen Akavir though, but yeah
I would love to learn more about akivar but I also want a elder scrolls game in black marsh and I also love elder scrolls lore
You know what gets people even more hyped, more unified, and on a ruler's side than invading someone else's home? Defending your home from foreign invaders.
I really hope we'll get to see the races of Akavir in the next installment.
I highly doubt it because right now not to hate on Bethesda but are lazy and incompetent perhaps they will surprise us
supernova582 That's the Battlecry studio. Todd Howard's team is hard at work with Starfield. Also, there's a strong possibility that Fallout 76 was rushed because Starfield was originally supposed to come out last year, but because of problems during development that wasn't going to happen. The lack of NPCs strongly suggests the game was rushed.
@@Aewon84 rushed is an understatement. They released a MMO without a functioning net code; that half of why the game was broken. Fallout 76 was a sleazy cash grab. I certainly hope Bethesda sorts themselves out, but im not holding my breath.
Elder scrolls Akavir isn't such a bad idea. But we would have to be a part of an invasion of we are going to keep the same races, or, we need to make massive leaps in time to a state where tamriel and akavir are more familiar with each other.
D A 76 wasn't an MMO. It’s one fucking game, if you lost all hope for Bethesda that easily you didn’t have any hope for them in the first place
Let's hope our beloved Nerevarine actually supplies us with viable information about the current state of Akavir in the ES6 - this could also be something we'd like to see in The Elder Scrolls 6 for Part 10 of Michael's series.
I would so much rather have ES6 be abour the Neravarine's expedition to Akavir than valenwood tbh... 😒😒
The whole Akavir thing really interests me since we know next to nothing about the continent, its geography or the races that live there
Same
Sort of how in real life, the Roman Empire heard about China but never really clashed. They never even knew about Korea, Japan and South-East Asia.
When Bethesda finishes tamriel we need to go to akavir as like a conquest so we still have the old races but some new ones too
Tsaesci are Asian Men Goa'Uld, Snow Demons are vampiric and cursed Snow elves that fled ysgramor's hissy fit that made deals with the daedra
I agree, but at the rate they're going, I'll be dead before I get to see the shifting sands, migratory trees, or the psijics last stand as a thalmor entity. ES7 Black Marsh... 2120.
I love the lore of akavir. And this story was always one of my favorites to read in game. I hope before I die I get to play an elder scrolls game in akavir
Fantastic video. Uriel V could have been the best emperor since Tiber himself if things had fell his way a little bit more.
He was a good conqueror but how does that make him a good emperor?
@@davidking6242 he had the makings of a good one imo. Tiber was a conquering emperor as well. A man not afraid of battle and seen by his men as selfless. Qualities that more often than not make good leaders
@@Plums72 Imagine Uriel ascending to godhood just like Tiber. The Thalmor would be so darn angry.
@@vortimerofkent128 would have been worth it just to make them mad.
@@davidking6242 He was a good emperor because of the reason he did the invasion in the first place, to unite the empire, to solidify the people's trust in it.
I remember Disaster at Ionith was the first non-quest related book I read in any depth, in the Imperial Armory on my way to pick up my Imperial Dragon Armor after the death of Martin in Oblivion. I thought to myself "wow, this is incredible, I should read more in-game books." Wonder if we'll see Akavir soon.
This is one of my favorite books in Elder Scrolls. Always liked to theorize what they could of done to prevent the disaster.
Man I love it when the empire acts like an actual empire an has actual legions engaged rather than just “the legion”
Reminds me of "Varus, give me back my legions!";
Ahhh the Varusschlacht, haven’t heard of that in a quick minute.
Another banger of a video. Loving the content lately guys, legit amazing
-A settlement needs your h...- Do you get to the could district very often?
Cloud
Makes you wish for a nuclear winter amirite?
One of the first books i read all the way through in-game lol, awesome to hear it detailed in video format!
The Tsaesci must have had some pretty powerful magic at their disposal; WAY too much went wrong with the invasion for it to have been coincidence.
Scotttjt Tsaesci are op as hell they made the dragons flee akivir
15:36 Bow and Sword? Amazing! Why hasn't anyone else thought of this!
Imagine, what if they instead made ES6 in Akavir, where you start off on a boat exploring from Tamriel, something happens and you end up stranded there.
"Hey you, you're finally awake"
You start as a prisoner in the brig
@@I_am_always_correct And some dude in a ultra gravelly voice "What's your name?" lol
NB4 Nazeem shows up to remind me that I'm poor.
The Empire? + Akavir? What could go wrong?
The Tsaesci are among the cooler parts of the setting and it is a pity we do not see more of them. I want their cultures, their history and the religion to be depicted properly.
I wonder, are the daedric tantos, wakizashis, katanas and dai-katanas of Morrowind of Akaviri origin?
Imperial Sworcher! 15:36
It would be cool if they expanded on Akavir in the future games.
Y'all have an impressive upload schedule for this type of video, good work!
Wow you guys seem to be uploading everyday. This is amazing!!!!!!
This sounds highly influenced by the Japanese invasion of Korea.
Or the 2 attempted Mongol/Chinese invasions of Japan.
@@kennethcook9406 Who would win? The biggest empire with a strong army thousands of years ago or a Water overfill
This sounds like any failed invasion really
It’s my headcanon that one day the Tsaeci are going to come back with a dark elf in chains and say in the only Tamrielic they know, “Take this asshole back,” and it’s the Nerevarine, but it’s everyone’s asshole save that made a destruction spell that insta-killed Seyda Neen.
Actually the reincarnation of the Nerevar went Akavir but never returned in lore it said after the events of Morrowind and it's DLCs
It would be fun to participate in that campaign. Really seems like a great setting for a game, though it would never happen.
This lore is amazing, what I wouldn't give to have a setting in Akavir
I see a new Fudgemuppet video, I watch it.
I've always enjoyed learning about Akavir.
Yes and yes
15:37 **Chad Imperial Soldier with an invisible bow using his sword as an arrow despite having a fully stacked quiver on his back**
I would love to see Akavir invade Tamriel, just as the Thalmor have settled in to there new rule after destroying the weakened Empire a huge force of Tsaeci or Ka Po Tun drop anchor in the Niben and tear the Dominion a new asshole. 😂
I wonder if this is based partially on The Sicilian Expedition. During the Peloponnesian war, Athens sought to conquer Sicily but this failed. One of the main reasons was the commander Nicias who refused to abandon the project and the Athenian navy got annihilated
So if races from akavir are akaviri, which of these races were the ones to invade tamriel? Snake people or the men escaping them?
They are called akaviri because they are from akavir
I really wish we could see what these snake people look like. I'm sick of not knowing lol
would really like to know more about akavir but it seems its just a backup continent for when bethesda runs out of provinces on tamriel.
It's strange to me that the Akaviri abandoned their cities entirely, even if they had some sneaky plans, entirely abandoned isn't feasible without some unusually high cooperation from the people therein, or a hell of a lot of time. No mention of sizable neglect is mentioned at all, so I think this was a typical migration, and the dryness was a seasonal pattern. They may have evacuated faster or earlier than normal, but it doesn't seem they were too worried about leaving or the invasion. They had plans for a safe home, food, water, and the invaders did not.
Nah, it's happened in real history before. Most people are more willing to leave their homes as opposed to staying and possibly being slaughtered by the invading army.
The Empire's invasion of Akavir probably did the opposite of what it set out to do and made the people distrust The Empire even more.
Certainly for the Islanders in the middle.
It would be cool if there was a book about the septim emperors like the fire and blood targaryen book
Best Lore Vids, thank you
FudgeMuppet
So here's a thought, unrelated to this video but still relevant. You hear in Skyrim, people say that High King Torygg was "shouted apart" by Ulfric Stormcloak. Well, the only shout I can think of that would have that effect is the Unrelenting Force shout, but even then, the only way to literally blow somebody apart with it is if you increase it's power with a Black Book. What if there is more to our good Jarl than we think? Maybe he has had some dealings with Hermaeous Mora in the past and got his hands on that Black Book. Just something to think about.
He didn't actually shout Torygg apart, he used unrelenting force to knock him down then stabbed him, he says this himself if you ask him about it. Other members of the court in Solitude also corroborate this.
@@stevefrench7512 Ulfric killed Torygg with the Voice. Every source on the matter agrees to this - excluding Ulfric himself.
Lololol i can picture the first court gaurd telling his buddies at the local inn that he witnessed torygg shouted to pieces as he drinks his 5th cup of ale
4:00 I miss Uriel septim (in oblivion)
If I’m remembering correctly, the text said the Tsaesci devoured the humans, not eaten. Which can also mean conquer depending on use. To conquer a nation, devour its people into submission. Like they ‘devoured’ the red and black dragons. While trying to do the same with Tamriel. Sure they most likely ate what slaves they didn’t need for labor, but being eaten to extinction kinda contradicts the Akaviri becoming dragon slayers for the Tsaesci as their Dragon Guard. Before they eventually pledged their allegiance to Reman Cyrodiil, centuries later.
(Edited: Meant to say Reman Cyrodiil, not Tiber “wannabe” Septim)
Tiber Septim 4 lyfe, he did what Reman couldn't, mantle Akatosh to become Talos lmao
Did they already do a video on the Skaal/the all maker?
Wait, if he died in Akavir how did the Amulet of Kings end up back in Tamriel?
Who says he took the Amulet with him off to battle?
@@dutchpatriot17 it's strongly implied that the emperor always wears the thing, I can't think of a reason why he wouldn't during that fight
Soooo... uhm... sending a trading fleet with gifts, fine weapons, and gold to a local king was no option? Opening up a trade relationship beneficial for both sides. I bet my ass the Akaviri have plenty goods the empire would be interested in while the empire also has a lot of good stuff it could have offered. And if all fails send them Skooma.
Look into history. Thats practically never what leaders did when invading overseas. Caesar; the Vikings; the Mongols on their way to Japan; the Japanese on their way to the mainland; etc...
I do wonder if the akaviri have the same gods than people on tamriel ?
Some, yes. Mostly not though. Geopolitical indifference is even common in art.
why does it seem like you upload a *fuck load* i'm living for this channel atm
side note my head kind of hurts from all the information but that's okay
In Akavir the trees speak Tsaesci
Stories like this...
channels like yours....
*_Thanks_*
Dragons awoke during es 5
I bet that they revived in akavir at the same time too.
That’s true! Maybe for es6 uriel will return with an army of dragons to defeat the thalmor and save the empire, cause he’s still alive as Todd Howard revealed in an interview!
Great video, as always. As much as I *love* Tamrielic history, lore and the like, I should come up with something thoughtful to say about all of this. But instead, I just wanted to say I got a huge kick out of the sword this legionnaire's trying to fire at that skeleton! : ) 15:33
We don't really know if Uriel V was killed. All we have is the testimony of some traumatised soldiers.
Uriel didn't return with the Imperial Navy to Tamriel; he was killed while rallying a Shield Wall.
Y'all should do a imperial legion scout build
What mod is he using for the locations in the video?
Are those islands inbetween Tamriel and Akavir that Uriel The 5th conquered still part of The Empire during the 4th Era?
There's nothing stating they aren't, so it's safe to assume they still are.
Nice job man
*spits napalm* Last time I was this early-...Wait wrong game again.
I also read Disaster at Ioneth.
HOPEFUL TITLE - TES VI : INVASION
HOPEFUL PLOT - Your character in hammerfell is the new incarnation of hoonding(It's never been explicitly said of what race hoonding chooses. one would think redguard but since you live in hammerfell you can say your character is culturally a redguard). the akaviri invasion is taking place again + Thalmor are now trying to take hammerfell again because this time they think they'll win....Until the new hoonding was announced. Your character (Hoonding) goes on to reform the ansei(Do research on these badasses) and leads them to glory. At the end of the game, you now have mastery of shihei(Like how dragonborn masters thu'um later in skyrim). After saving the redguard people, Alduin returns but this time he eats nirn/Kalpa...lucky for you, as hoonding you guide your people to the far shores and there you guys wait till a new kalpa is formed(Redguards are from a different kalpa theory confirmed? :O)
HOPEFUL FUNCTIONS - Marriage options that are actually fleshed out (Like fallout 4 romance options) and Badass factions(New or Old...Or Both) also Badass gear(Badass holy good guy gear and a Badass evil guy gear), and lots of explanation of lore(Like how morrowind had a lot of lore). Finally I'd like new races (Add the akaviri races as playable? :D)
What do you guys think? Comment please ^.^
Sounds fun.
Matthew Greenfield thanks
Hopefully one day that could happen. Hopefully a new tes game will start coming out every couple of years vs what it's been like 8yrs since Skyrim now and probably year or two more to go. Grrrrrffffdrrrr could be longer then that
I like the idea of your character being The Hoonding.
Zoinks
broly like, if you say so
Deceiver! Our lord is namer Shaggy, not "God"
Don't make me use 1% of my power! Ur dead except it!
Emperor Sha'Ghi actually ruled over the Septim dynasty for over 200 years
Sometimes your voice sound exactly like Camelworks' for several sentences; but then I realize the lack of bad puns and breathy inflection; and the difference is clear again 😁
The error was invading a land without studying it first.
More oblivion background music (:
Great Lore!!! Cheers
Petition to bring the imperial empire together to full strength in the next next game and conquest akhavir
Wish we could see the Akavir unite again to invade the weakened Tamrielic Empire once more.
Akavir was never united.
Where do y’all get this info? Btw you should do a new skyrim build (ultra modded) and do a playthrough if story mods👌
From the book "Disaster at Ionith"
Redfall Xenos where do you get that?
@@scotthc947 it's a Canon book inside of Skyrim
@@scotthc947 bandit camp north of whiterun. look for it on the shelves, its near a chest.
Wait so Akavir is a separate continent??? Why not set a new game there we never been or seen!
We have never seen any lore of the other continents that is a wonderful idea
Wait..... they need water?
Plot twist... TES 6 is in Akavir
Hey dragon born this is Preston Garvey of the commonwealth another settlement needs your help!
More of these!!!!!
Go go Battle Mages
Question: Will you guys be doing another build anytime soon ? If so what will it be ?
Remember the 10th :'(
Map would be super helpful
Dude the minute and a half of introduction before your "hey what's up" and the beginning of another introduction is so jarring to me. Interesting video though. I'd imagine that some conspiracy theorists in tamriel would doubt that it's the true history of akavir. Always wild to consider that there may be an unreliable narrator.
I would love to see elder scrolls but exploring Asian fantasy and folk lore.
It's the year 2023. Bethesda has finally started working on Elder Scrolls VI. FudgeMuppet haven't even reached 25% of their Skyrim Video ideas and are ready for the next years to come.
Yep. Pretty much nailed it right there.
@@iwest6256 I run a little bit of Augur on my mum's side
Damn i can't fucking wait for ES6. It's one of the main reasons I didn't kill myself
What mods were used for this video?
Also why In Dagon eyes would you want to invade Akavir home of the
samurai warriors
Samurai are overrated.
And Akavir humans have all been eaten
@@the_dropbear4392 but Tsaeci are samurai snake men
@@TerrariaGolem
The samurai humans where defeated by reman and then became the dragonguard and later the blades. All the ones in Akavir are dead.
We don't know if the telsaic are samurai
The_Drop Bear look at the tsaeci armor in eso.
@@francescomauro8404
We have no idea if the crown store stuff is canon.
Also doesn't make them samurai
Perhaps the Dwemers are there underground living peacefully or not.. joke..rsrs. Akavir is involved in mysteries needs to be further explored in the coming Elder Scrolls..
Good stuff
Does anybody know who wrote the book of akavir? I think it was the nerevarine
Microsoft better give us a game set a few years before Uriel V invaded Akavir. We could be the hero that help him to achieve peace and unity in the kingdom. They could just end the game while we sail towards Akavir
I fux with you muppet of sculpted chocolate. Love the videos 😍
Akavir in Elder Scrolls 6.
Just imagine once the Akaviri Army led by the Ka Po Tun sets foot in Tamriel for the second time, they will be wielding gunpowder weapons: Muskets and cannons vs swords and magic.
If you think Tamriel magic will win, just imagine an Akaviri magical cannonball that spawns dremoras and atronachs upon impact. Now imagine a barrage of cannons being fired against tamriel soldiers.
What mod do they have?
Ahhhhhhhh that’s hot
-- thats HOT
Geopolitical war is the best way to introduce Akavir. Whether the empire, or the thalmor are the protagonists are irrelevant.
I guess you could say the Akaviri were Aka-severely underrated. Heh.
what?
There are always never. Never invade Russia during winter, never invade Vietnam etc. This continent is Vietnam times a million.
Nah. We managed to take half of Vietnam for a while. The imperials probably didn't even get 1/50th
@@brandon9172
Yeah because this continent is like the size of Asia