/tes/ - The Elder Scrolls Discussion

I've heard about a quest mod that enables you to explore Dagon's realm. Not sure what it's called, though. I think it's kinda crappy exploration anyways, if any.

>>7093

The Deadlands wasn't done any justice, to be fair. Nothing in Oblivion was.

I'll be honest, I actually had a fair amount of fun in the Deadlands trying to find the fastest route to the sigil.

>>7093

Just saying I have heard of a mod of the sort, not that I like it. I do wish for a DLC sized Daedra realm exploration mod, though.

>>7097

This is how I feel about Apocrypha. It's like an episode of "Hoarders". I don't buy that the demon of knowledge would be so disorganized. I want to see some goddamn bookshelves, organization, dewey decimal system, all that shit. Also, lakes of acid right next to those precious texts? Is Mora retarded?

>>7721

>implying that the god of knowledge needs an organization for things he already knows

>implying that Hermaeus cares whether or not mortals find the answers they are looking for

>implying that Hermaeus Mora doesn't purposefully keep apocrypha unorganized so that mortals lose themselves in their vigorous search for information and are eventually binded/enlightened into seekers

>>7097

I agree, they just turned it into a knockoff of Christian Hell

>>7721

Because Mora isn't an Autiste

>>7721

Going into Dragonborn, I was kind of hoping for something along the lines of Shivering Isles, where there's a bunch of weird shit, but also occasional buildings/cities as a centerpiece

Like, you'd travel through the bullshit grimdark bookswamp and eventually get to something with a hint of civilization, that at least matched the previous descriptions of the realm

>>7721

>I don't buy that the demon of knowledge would be so disorganized.

Disorganized to you.