210 4e, Vvardenfell, Morrowind
The land of Morrowind has not been the same since the erruption of Red Mountain in Vvardenfell. After centuries of Exodus, the Dunmer people have a chance to rebuild their ruined homeland. While efforts had existed to rebuild the mainland, the site of the disaster, Vvardenfell, has been mostly untouched by those looking to make true effort. That was until a few years ago, when Dunmer leaving Skyrim began to settle the now stable island. At the moment, Vvardenfell has yet to reclaim it's former glory, but many of the former settlements have been resettled with a sizable populous, and many ruins of destroyed cities, lost citidels, and ruined temples taken by the Ash storms have attracted treasure hunters and adventurers from all corners of Tamriel. It would appear that Morrowind is due for a marvelous recovery. However, there are problems.
The Argonians of Black Marsh still seek conquest of all Morrowind, and there is the issue of the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion seeking supporters. As much as it is in the process of recovery, Morrowind could very well be thrown into chaos by these factions.
Meanwhile, Explorers and settlers alike are arriving in the port town of Seyda Neen everyday. If you happened to be travelling to Morrowind, no doubt you'll end up there.
Factions:
Since the rebuilding effort has started, many of the old factions of Tamriel has sprung up looking for a foothold
Character Sheet:
Name:
Race:
Class: (fighter, mage, assassin, spellsword, etc.)
Homeland: (Skyrim, Morrowind, High Rock, Cyrodill, etc.)
Faction(s): (if any)
What brings you to Morrowind?:
Short History:
The land of Morrowind has not been the same since the erruption of Red Mountain in Vvardenfell. After centuries of Exodus, the Dunmer people have a chance to rebuild their ruined homeland. While efforts had existed to rebuild the mainland, the site of the disaster, Vvardenfell, has been mostly untouched by those looking to make true effort. That was until a few years ago, when Dunmer leaving Skyrim began to settle the now stable island. At the moment, Vvardenfell has yet to reclaim it's former glory, but many of the former settlements have been resettled with a sizable populous, and many ruins of destroyed cities, lost citidels, and ruined temples taken by the Ash storms have attracted treasure hunters and adventurers from all corners of Tamriel. It would appear that Morrowind is due for a marvelous recovery. However, there are problems.
The Argonians of Black Marsh still seek conquest of all Morrowind, and there is the issue of the Empire and the Aldmeri Dominion seeking supporters. As much as it is in the process of recovery, Morrowind could very well be thrown into chaos by these factions.
Meanwhile, Explorers and settlers alike are arriving in the port town of Seyda Neen everyday. If you happened to be travelling to Morrowind, no doubt you'll end up there.
Factions:
Since the rebuilding effort has started, many of the old factions of Tamriel has sprung up looking for a foothold
- Morag Tong: The traditional assassins of Morrowind, it was only natural they would resume activity in Vvardenfell
- Imperial Legion: The Empire grasps desperatly onto Morrowind, and the presence of the Legion is their best attempt to maintain control
- Thalmor: The eyes and ears of the Aldmeri dominion see a golden oppourtunity to form an alliance with their elven bretheren to crush the Empire and secure their power.
- Black Marsh: The Argonian people still see the conquest of Morrowind as their rightful vengeance
- Dark Brotherhood: Seeking to gain a foothold in Morrowind, the Dark Brotherhood has set up operations to compete with and Exterminate the Morag Tong
Character Sheet:
Name:
Race:
Class: (fighter, mage, assassin, spellsword, etc.)
Homeland: (Skyrim, Morrowind, High Rock, Cyrodill, etc.)
Faction(s): (if any)
What brings you to Morrowind?:
Short History:
the female argonian