Sometime between the events of Oblivion and Skyrim, there was a break-in at the White-Gold Tower's library that resulted in the loss of all known Elder Scrolls. This loss caused the Moth Priests to venture out into the world in search of the missing Elder Scrolls. As far as exactly how many there are, it is important to know how many can be found within The Elder Scrolls games. The last Elder Scroll gets featured as part of a questline surrounding a Daedra that attempts to steal one for Molag-Bal.
What they found was that every attempt to count the scrolls resulted in a different number. Due to the mystical nature of the Elder Scrolls, they appear to exist in a state of quantum flux where any attempt to measure them would change their quantity.
The game also features more DLC than most other entries in the Elder Scrolls series, presenting players with upwards of 10 hours' worth of additional content to explore.
On average, it takes players 30 hours to complete just the main story of Oblivion. This is a step back from the more time-consuming ventures of Morrowind. However, extra content pushes this up to 90 hours or so. As the most recent game in the Elder Scrolls series, Skyrim still holds significant replay value for many fans of the franchise, especially given its expansive modding community and large map size.
It takes, on average, 33 hours to complete the main storyline of Skyrim. However, there are several other side quests to explore, such as the Thieves Guild, Dark Brotherhood, and Civil War questlines.
This extra content brings the total playtime to around hours. The exact number of Elder Scrolls itself cannot be counted, as was proven by the Cult of the Ancestor Moth. Each attempt to quantify their number or even location causes the scrolls to change place and number, for no discernible reason.
The Greybeards consider seeking and studying the Elder Scrolls to be a blasphemy. The dragon Paarthurnax describes the scrolls as being "artifacts that exist outside of time" as well as "fragments of creation. During the Merethic Era , the remaining Snow Elves who had not been massacred by the Atmorans or had fled to the Dwemer for help had fallen back to the Forgotten Vale as a new safe haven for them.
The Snow Elves who had gone to the Dwemer for help had been enslaved by them, and had been forced to ingest a toxic fungus which blinded them. At some point, a large group of the Falmer had discovered the Forgotten Vale, and they began to massacre all of the Snow Elves in the Vale. Ironically, the genocide the Falmer were committing was against their own former brothers and sisters, who had not been affected by the actions of the Atmorans and Dwemer.
Early before when one of the initiates came before Arch-Curate Vyrthur and bit him turning him into a vampire despite the fact that he was supposed to be protected by Auri-El.
In the end, Vyrthur and his brother, Knight-Paladin Gelebor , were the only known survivors of the attack, [14] [15] and the Tyranny of the Sun prophecy would continue to be unfulfilled until the Volkihar Clan discovered the prophecy and began to uncover it. During the Merethic Era, Alduin led the dragons in a war against all of the people of Tamriel. When Alduin arrived, the Tongues used the Dragonrend shout to face him. After Alduin killed one of the Tongues and proved too strong for the heroes to defeat, the others decided to use an Elder Scroll to defeat him.
Alduin was banished by the scroll, and returned to Skyrim in 4E The three factions would steal each other's scrolls back and forth, and as such power shifted between them.
Varen Aquilarios , the Emperor prior to the Soulburst , had begun studying with the Moth Priests and read the scrolls. He gained a significant amount of knowledge, but had soon lost his sight.
In 2E , a moth priestess known as Sister Terran Arminus tasked the Vestige with retrieving an Elder Scroll from the White-Gold Tower in order for them to fulfill the prophecy written in the scroll. The Empire of Tamriel is on the edge. The High King of Skyrim has been murdered. Alliances form as claims to the throne are made. In the midst of this conflict, a far more dangerous, ancient evil is awakened.
The Dragons , long lost to the passages of the Elder Scrolls , have returned to Tamriel. The future of Skyrim , even the Empire itself, hangs in the balance as they wait for the prophesied Dragonborn to come; a hero born with the power of The Voice , and the only one who can stand amongst the dragons. A complete guide to the saga of the Dragonborn , including tips for every dungeon you'll visit and character's you'll meet.
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