So we have an obvious connection between the Kelle and HM. They contain the set events of the past, aside from Dragon Breaks (stated in Where Were You When the Dragon Broke?), along with the ability to predict all possible future outcomes (tides of fate anyone?). They are described to be raw Creatia, among other things. We know that they appear to be sentient to a degree, appearing and disappearing at their own whim. Now what do we know of the Elder Scrolls? Not much. He is agreed to be leftover bits of Creatia from the formation of the Mundus, or scrapped blueprints of Magnus, according to The Imperial Census of Daedra Lords written by MK. He is the Daedric Prince of Forbidden Knowledge, and the Daedra of Fate. has long been a Daedra of a mysterious nature. We all know that Hermaeus Mora, the Gardener of Men, Herma-Mora, etc. I will try to make this as coherent as possible as I am posting from mobile, and will try to format properly. Spoilers are not against the rules-you have been warned!Īfter playing some Dragonborn DLC recently, I was struck with a theory. c) Don’t ask /r/teslore to check the lore of whole stories (e.g. b) No questions that can be answered by doing basic research. Questions shouldn’t be too broad or simple.Ī) No questions that can be answered simply by playing the games. Submissions should be titled usefully.Ī) If you have a single question, make it the title of your submission. c) No casual Q-and-A and off-your-chest types of threads. b) No asserting what is “canon” or “official” lore. Posts should be on-topic and contribute to discussion.Ī) No posts that are only jokes or memes.

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