Karver the Lorc said:
I feel bad for the Orc who wanted to challenge the Altmer to a duel...
It was a good little quest! I liked the references to a few things his aunt mentions, and think there's a bit of easter egg going on. Do you know what he refers to when he mentions that magic drink? That surely must be a lore nod to something.
The Long-Chapper said:
A-Pocky-Hah! said:
I feel bad for the priest who had to recite all of this.
I recognize some of the language actually.
Let me have a go at this
Rumilion mother (len, shortened from lenya) Inecil [Culanarin Salolinwe, my guess is that this double name is the mother's mother's and father's named combined), father (ata) Piryaden-Itelnoril, Line? (Hilnore) Firlamil 'Cal (my guess is that Cal means of) Ternberben-Nivulirel. .The last three names, Firlamil and Tenbernben-Nivulirel is the ancestral line. Or a prominent member of the clan. That's what 7am and only one cup of coffee will get you.
And no wonder priests were the highest echelon of society. Just saying and remembering all those damn names makes you almost godlike. LOL.
Nice! I figured "len" was a mention of Rumilion's notorious and slightly inappropriate uncle. Good ol' Len - he's great at the family wedding for the first half of the night, but you just know it won't end well :D
I meant to mention the pictures below when we talked about Aprax and people's place in Altmer society. We've seen what the status quo is, seen what happens to those who become Apraxic mer, so these additions are what happens to Sapiarchs and Justiciars (and presumably military officers) who have disgraced themselves.
Haladan was a Sapiarch who, depending upon player choice, ends up being removed from every record posthumously. Everything he has ever written, all his breakthroughs and advancements in his discipline out of all 223 of them, gets erased as though he never existed.
The Justiciar the captain here refers to turned traitor when her sister was used as leverage. Regardless of her intentions, she too will be posthumously outcast and forever after remembered only as a disgrace and a turncoat.
[blockquote][b][url=/profile/KarverTheLorc]Karver the Lorc[/url] said:[/b]
I feel bad for the Orc who wanted to challenge the Altmer to a duel...
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It was a good little quest! I liked the references to a few things his aunt mentions, and think there's a bit of easter egg going on. Do you know what he refers to when he mentions that magic drink? That surely must be a lore nod to something.
[blockquote][b][url=/profile/LissetteLongChapper]The Long-Chapper[/url] said:[/b]
[blockquote][b][url=/profile/AxiusRevan]A-Pocky-Hah![/url] said:[/b]
I feel bad for the priest who had to recite all of this.
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I recognize some of the language actually.
Let me have a go at this
Rumilion mother (len, shortened from lenya) Inecil [Culanarin Salolinwe, my guess is that this double name is the mother's mother's and father's named combined), father (ata) Piryaden-Itelnoril, Line? (Hilnore) Firlamil 'Cal (my guess is that Cal means of) Ternberben-Nivulirel. .The last three names, Firlamil and Tenbernben-Nivulirel is the ancestral line. Or a prominent member of the clan. That's what 7am and only one cup of coffee will get you.
And no wonder priests were the highest echelon of society. Just saying and remembering all those damn names makes you almost godlike. LOL.
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Nice! I figured "len" was a mention of Rumilion's notorious and slightly inappropriate uncle. Good ol' Len - he's great at the family wedding for the first half of the night, but you just know it won't end well :D
I meant to mention the pictures below when we talked about Aprax and people's place in Altmer society. We've seen what the status quo is, seen what happens to those who become Apraxic mer, so these additions are what happens to Sapiarchs and Justiciars (and presumably military officers) who have disgraced themselves.
Haladan was a Sapiarch who, depending upon player choice, ends up being removed from every record posthumously. Everything he has ever written, all his breakthroughs and advancements in his discipline out of all 223 of them, gets erased as though he never existed.
The Justiciar the captain here refers to turned traitor when her sister was used as leverage. Regardless of her intentions, she too will be posthumously outcast and forever after remembered only as a disgrace and a turncoat.
