Morrowind thread!

Dr Fallout said:
They're (sadly) not in Morrowind, though they are mentioned. Indoril are obviously the religious zealots (Indoril armour is worn by the Ordinators) and House Dres were the slavers.
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The Tribunal is House Indoril.
"House Indoril is one of the five Great Houses of the Dunmer. It governed the Indoril District in the heartland of Morrowind from the historic capital city of Almalexia. Indoril District comprises the lands south of the Inner Sea and the eastern coast, including the city of Mournhold, located within Almalexia, and the town of Necrom with its City of the Dead. House Indoril has no territorial holdings on the island of Vvardenfell.

The Indoril were orthodox and conservative supporters of the Tribunal Temple and Temple authority, and have always held prominent positions within the Temple hierarchy. Throughout history, the fates of House Indoril and the Temple have been closely linked."
The Ordinator's helmet is Lord Indoril's face. Like all Great houses have masks, that is Nerevar's.
 
DirtyOldShoe said:
The Tribunal is House Indoril.
"House Indoril is one of the five Great Houses of the Dunmer. It governed the Indoril District in the heartland of Morrowind from the historic capital city of Almalexia. Indoril District comprises the lands south of the Inner Sea and the eastern coast, including the city of Mournhold, located within Almalexia, and the town of Necrom with its City of the Dead. House Indoril has no territorial holdings on the island of Vvardenfell.

The Indoril were orthodox and conservative supporters of the Tribunal Temple and Temple authority, and have always held prominent positions within the Temple hierarchy. Throughout history, the fates of House Indoril and the Temple have been closely linked."
The Ordinator's helmet is Lord Indoril's face. Like all Great houses have masks, that is Nerevar's.
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Noice, see how I guessed it with nothing but the name of the armour? Oh by the way, thanks for the read. If only they were expanded upon.
 
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How many characters do you recognize?
 
cordelionreaver said:
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How many characters do you recognize?
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Let's start from bottom left:

  1. Someone in Indoril armor (maybe Nerevar seeing how close he is to a particular person)
  2. Azura
  3. The three naked barbarian Nords you meet in the game,
  4. An Ash Zombie
  5. Dagoth Ur with an actual heart of Lorkhan
  6. A Lame Corpus
  7. A Dreamer who still wears pants,
  8. A Dwemer ghost (perhaps Kagrenac given what he's chasing)
  9. Akulakhan
  10. The Nerevarine and their pet scrib (I see they found the missing pauldron)
  11. Creeper playing beats
  12. Ascended Sleeper on assist
  13. Someone from Suran's House of Earthly Delights (?)
  14. Socucius Ergalla
  15. Sheogorath (guessing from the forks)
  16. Almalexia getting horny
  17. Vivec giving someone inspiration
  18. Crassius Curio getting inspired
  19. An Orc I do not recognise (so that does not count)
  20. M'aiq the Liar (Todd's in-game avatar I presume)
  21. Ra'Virr the Trader?
  22. Caius Cosades
As for flying creatures:
  1. Cliff racer
  2. The Winged Guar
  3. Tarhiel (really needs to fix his scrolls one of these days)
  4. Baar Dau (Ministry of Truth on the way to create the Skyrim timeline)
  5. Bull Netch
Also, Ordinators constantly watching scum like us.
 
Representatives of your respective houses, please decide the winner of a Morrowind civil war at the time of the game itself. If a conflict between the Great houses spiraled out of control who would win the civil war and become the dominant house? Assume the Tribunal does not take part, but sits out of the conflict and ensures that the temple is unharmed.
 
DirtyOldShoe said:
That's what I was trying to say, the art is good as a chibi art but doesn't translate well to a where's Waldo.
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Yeah, at the very least, I can try to guess who they are. I'll have to see the actual Deviantart page to confirm anything though.

As for the one in the Daedric armor, it's probably the Nerevarine since they are wielding Keening and happens to be wearing Wraithguard (on the wrong hand though). Plus the Nerevarine seems to be blowing Azura a raspberry.

Dr Fallout said:
Representatives of your respective houses, please decide the winner of a Morrowind civil war at the time of the game itself. If a conflict between the Great houses spiraled out of control who would win the civil war and become the dominant house? Assume the Tribunal does not take part, but sits out of the conflict and ensures that the temple is unharmed.
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If the Telvanni do not blow up the land with all their magic or the Hlaalu wind up using up all their money, Redoran has a shot since they are the warrior faction of the Great Houses and have the most capability in combat. They are capable of insane strategies as an added bonus (like attempting to resurrect the corpse of Skar, the Emperor Crab they have been using to house the Redoran Nobles of Vvardenfell, to help defend Ald Ruhn against the Oblivion Crisis).

Hlaalu however has the whole friends with the Empire thing going for them though and the Telvanni may simply ignore the civil war to focus on themselves.
 
Dr Fallout said:
Damn it, I can't see the image!
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It is in the spoiler tag.

CerberusGate said:
Perhaps it's Malacath? The tail does make you wonder though...
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The orc is Ra'Gruzgob, a orc who thinks he is kahjit.

Dr Fallout said:
Representatives of your respective houses, please decide the winner of a Morrowind civil war at the time of the game itself. If a conflict between the Great houses spiraled out of control who would win the civil war and become the dominant house? Assume the Tribunal does not take part, but sits out of the conflict and ensures that the temple is unharmed.
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Would the Empire intervene in the civil war? If so I think House Hlaau would win.
 
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