I had a lot of fun writing for Arlo on the Firewatch Imperial Legion quest content, but the meat of his lunacy wasn't written by me. His quest to fetch Incarnadine was made by somebody else, and it's a lot more extravagant and poetic -- which I think is to its benefit.

Another interpretation of Casik is that the man you see *is* the Daedric doppelganger, and through rotting in his cell he's forgotten that fact and genuinely thinks he's the Imperial general. Or he hasn't forgotten and is duping you. Combined with what you speculated, there are at least half a dozen different ways these events could've played out, which is neat. Also this lore comes from Arena's main quest in which Jagar Tharn took the place of the emperor and set Cyrodiil's legions towards ruin. This lore features prominently in the redone Firewatch, and in the ingame book TR added called "Ash and Blood". I have an odd relationship with that horse quest, as at the beginning of summer I put in some dev time to further optimize Old Ebonheart. In doing so I took one look at those guar stables, being cobbled together out of dozens of different objects, and reduced it to a guarskin overhang and hay pile. I had to go through the quest to be sure my change worked well with it and that's how I first played through it.

Thank you kindly for your videos on Tamriel Rebuilt. Your editing is superb, and your narration style is very cool. I am also personally thankful to you for having a clean speech (without profanities). As for me, my favourite bandit encounter in Roth Roryn is the Vanishing Highwamen. The encounters with them made Roth Roryn very mysterious for me. First, you see a person standing on a rock in the distance, watching you. And when you try to approach, the person teleports away. It happens several times until you get surrounded by them and pressed for money. Since it's hard to simply kill them, you have to actually track their lair down. And in there, there is additional dialogue for you. Re: Arlo Ajaxis - his personal quest was implemented by WellTemperedClavier, who is also the writer of the brilliant Pearl Betwix Empires book series. His writing skills were a great contribution to this character. Speaking of the Old Ebonheart turney, you're probably aware that the project still aims to bring it to public. Marhaus, our quest developer, and a treasure trove of everything lore-related, has made great progress with the questline. Among other things, it'll feature a cut vanilla character -- a Mages Guild member who was supposed to mirror the player's adventures in the guild, and sometimes pose as their rival. Shivatheo, our asset developer, has already made a set of turney tents, and an indoor arena for the questline. Hormidak Farali will also be present on the turney, of course. Though, Idk if that'll be the case after he gives you his equipment. Keep this great content coming! and, hopefully very soon, you'll have over a hundred more fresh quests to explore in TR.

your morrowind uploads are amazing and unique, and now you're covering TR!!! thankyou for making your uploads🥰

Thanks for this information, I'm definitely going to be tracking these characters down! It's not easy to get good, concise info on TR due to the massive size and amazingly deep world building. Hopefully this makes my random wanderings on the Mainland easier to watch. I know it's gotta be painful to watch sometimes for people who actually know what they're doing! 😅

Check out my Morrowind lists playlist --- kzfaq.info/sun/PLEW6B0gutYydiPKVGLjFsodJLYbb4cUWU Today I dig into Tamriel Rebuilt. After hundreds of hours of exploration here are some of my favorite random NPCs and their stories. Thank you watching and subscribe for more videos like this!

These are excellent, thank you, hoping for more.

There is more too the Casik story then meets the eye, you will find out when he gets executed

Love these videos

awesome video dude, the red dome templars seem really awesome.

Not from Tamriel Rebuilt, but there's a Breton in the Karthwasten Fighter's Guild in Skyrim: Home of the Nords who mentions how his own personal timeline was corrupted during the Warp in the West, and how he's not entirely sure how he ended up where he did. Also in SHotN, there's a lawyer in the Karthwasten palace called Franco Azarius, who is called "the Strong Arm" back home in Cyrodiil. This blew me away, because there's a small-time local lawyer in the city I grew up named Frank Azar and all his commercials on TV call him "the Strong Arm". Once I saw that I knew whatever developer put him in must have lived in the same area as me. Small world.

A particular favorite NPC of mine is the steward of the figher's guild in Akamora. The implications and cultural differences between Imperial culture, Imperialised Dunmer and the traditional house Indoril is all great throughout the questline, but she really makes it for me. She's flawed but professional, and depending on perspective is either really right or really wrong which in truth makes her a perfect middle of the road between traditional Dunmer and Imperial society.

I REALLY dig the fur cape? On your character

If elves found horses so delicious, there would be more horses in Morrowind, not fewer.😂

Hey bro i can't watch this cuz its spoilers but i'll give ya the L&S

Sir, please stay alive, as these are great videos... But on a lighter note: how does Tamriel Rebuilt fit vanilla Morrowind, as the towns in vanilla Morrowind are so tiny? I think even small villages are bigger in TR than towns in the base game Vvardenfel, and that really messes up my immersion. Hence I don't play TR. I wish I could shrug my shoulders and immerse myself into it anyways, or invent some crazy lore based reason for everything being bigger in the mainland, but I can't.

Casik is actually a character in TES I!

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Kirkbride is Canon and no one can convince me otherwise.