Aldarion Thorondir

I've been writing lately, unfortunately I've been writing in French and I don't know how to "publish" what I've been writing...

MAGNIFIQUE ! There's nothing else to say.

It is funny because I was wondering the same thing. When I first played The Elder Scrolls IV, I was like : Okay, what about the Scrolls ? I realize that the only moment when we're talking about the Scrolls is when you have to steal one for the Grey Fox. As you said it, in the Elder Scrolls it is said that Alduin will come and destroy the world. Logically they should have a greater place in the story of The Elder Scrolls V. How ? Well, as you said, it'd be "awesome" to actually have an opportunity to read the Scrolls differently. But, if I remember correctly, the Elder Scrolls are all in the Elder Scrolls Library so I don't see how we could possibly have an access to them. Or, we could have to find someone who received and read the Scroll you once stole...

It would be great for sure. I really wanted to sail in Oblivion, at least between the Imperial City and Bravil or Leyawiin. But I don't think they're going to work on that. They might, but I don't think they will. If they improve the immersion and "living in Skyrim" that will be a HUGE step forward. So we may have to wait until TES VI to see moving ships... PS: I'm quite pessimistic.

Well, we save the world from a terrible threat BUT...it's a secret. It is true that in the end it became boring...you're the boss, you kill everyone. I could have seen a Balrog just in front of me I would have thought "Okay, let's spice it up ! No spells !". As you said it, I'd love it if the world was affected by my accomplishments...That's actually a thing I liked in Fable :)

I played with a lot of different characters, but Aldarion Thorondir is by far my favourite. He was born under the sign of the Lord. His parents were supposedly some nobles but they were poisoned and died. Since then, Aldarion lived with his uncle, in Anvil. He was however imprisoned because he had robbed the sword of a Captain of the Imperial Legion. When he fled to Chorrol after the murder of Uriel Septim, he received the help of the Mages' Guild as his uncle was a well-known wizard throughout Cyrodiil. He sought the old Jauffre and then started the quest to free Cyrodiil of destruction. Considered as a citizen of the Empire, he became Count of Kvatch -with the mod Kvatch Rebuilt- and got the title of Duke of Colovia -with the mod The Elder Council. He entered the Mages' Guild and found peace in studying. When he became the Archmage he decided to stop fighting and locked himself up in his tower in the Jerall Mountains. Some people would had seen him wandering around the Niben Bay however he disappeared an entire year before coming back "in the shape of a Prince"...

I actually forgot that I had an account...

I would actually love to be able to LIVE in Skyrim...if you see what I mean. Oblivion was awesome, but I was the saviour of the world, the king of the Shivering Isles, the Archimago and so on...But never did I live in Cyrodiil. I'd like to hunt -that would be so nice- to go fishing, smithing...Why not having some job after all ? Having the opportunity to be some merchant after saving the world or saving the world after having been a merchant. It's almost boring to save the world...