It hurts my dunmer heart that there is still no Vvardenfall with provinces in the preview.
But damn, this looks amazing! Keep up this work.
But damn, this looks amazing! Keep up this work.
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The Direnni and the Bretons have some special stuff to make them a bit more likely to intermarry and all (the Breton Rites incorporate some Elven elements in their faith, and the Adamantine are pluralistic instead of fundamentalist like in Alinor), but other than that probably not. You may find some Elven or Human blood in some old Breton and Balfieri bloodlines tho.
1. Right now the Mountains Orcs are set to be native from the Wrothgarian Mountains, but that's highly wip as we want to be able to model them a bit better - more on that an other time maybe!
2. Right now, not really. We already have 5 Nordic cultures (Westmarcher, Eastmarcher, Cyro-Nord, Skaal and Atmoran), and we first want to give each culture its time to shine before going too much into making new cultures up. Maybe if vanilla reworks culture one day? We'll have to see.
The map is still a work in progress, but don't worry one day we'll be able to give you a full view of Vvardenfell!
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Random question that popped into my mind playing the CK2 version last night: Will there be a playable dead or near-dead faith version of the Nordic pantheon, with Shor and Kyne as chief gods? I understand the Eight Divines faith is heavily influenced by the Nord pantheon already, but it's still not quite the same, and reading up on TES faiths a bit recently made me notice its absence in CK2.
Someone will surely ask this sooner or later, so it may as well be me: Since you wrote about reviving ancient cultures, two particular ones come to mind immediately, will there be possibility of Dwemer and Falmer reneissance?
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Aren't there a lot of Argonians and Khajiit living in the southern part of Nibenay? I recall that being a minor plot point in Oblivion.
Short answer yes.
Long answer is the religion Dev Diary.
[WIP] Elder Kings
Hi all, the Elder Kings team is proud to announce that we will be porting (or rather, remaking) Elder Kings for Crusader Kings III! For those of you unfamiliar with it, Elder Kings is a total conversion mod that has been bringing the world of...
Nothing will stop you from using CK3s faith system to either convert to a dead faith, or create an entirely new faith with the gods you want. Perhaps even using their old names, example being that Lorkhans name can be Lorkhan, Sheor, Shor, Shezaar, Lorkhaj or Sep depending on how you set up your custom faith. As many culture refers to gods under different names.
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1. That is planned, yes
2. No
3. No Snow Elf, but you'll find Ayleid rulers in Valenwood, Tsaesci rulers in Cyrodiil (for a time), Kothringi (Nedic people of Black Marsh), and a lot of other stuff!
4. Well the Heart of Lorkhan is still firmly within the hands of the Tribunal, and if it is to be added it's in the far future
5. Not really planned at the moment, our focus is on the Tamrielic cultures. Maybe later, who knows!
In the Second Era the vast majority of Skyrim follows the Eight Divines - with some of their own gods blended in, but that's represented in CK3 already. A dead old Nord faith might be added at one point, as CK3 does have a lot of dead or future faiths!
Not really, since Gelebor and his brothers are the only ones we know about, and we see them in the Fourth Era. Same for the Dwemer, only one remains.
Since they're not a priority at all they haven't received any content, but there may be some long dead historical Falmer or Dwemer rulers in the future. But again, it's absolutely not planned to make them playable at one point.
If you look very closely, you can see a Pelletinian county in the most southern part of Cyrodiil.
As for the Argonians, since Black Marsh is not currently worked on and our talented 3D artists haven't yet been able to really work on Argonians models, we haven't added them yet. But they're planned.
Also, keep in mind that Oblivion is in the late Third Era, more than a millenia after the events we depict in Elder Kings (which is set in the Interregnum, firmly in the Second Era).
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Another good dead culture could be the Barsaberic Ayleids, or the Cantemiric Velothi tribes who both loved in Argonia at an unspecified time
If you unify the local kingdom will you be able to promote unification of the local cultures? For instance unifying Skyrim and promoting a united nord culture
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Well no, as that's exactly the kind of stuff that we try to avoid
Edit: However I would point out that there could be one example of that in TES lore with King Lhotun of Hammerfell, but 1. it was an utter failure 2. it was in the late Third Era, and 3. the divide between the Crowns and the Forebears ran much deeper (big religious, cultural, and political differences) so trying to somehome mend them made more sense.
But still, it was a failure.
Edit: However I would point out that there could be one example of that in TES lore with King Lhotun of Hammerfell, but 1. it was an utter failure 2. it was in the late Third Era, and 3. the divide between the Crowns and the Forebears ran much deeper (big religious, cultural, and political differences) so trying to somehome mend them made more sense.
But still, it was a failure.
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understandable, have a nice day(c).
On more serious note - give us some timeframe, please
This is a mod.
The team more than likely works at its own pace when it can as such things go and what's next after they're done with one thing tends to be pretty random. Since you know: It's a mod team and it'll all be finished in the end.
Not to mention full on professional development studios miss their timeframes and schedules all the time. I really wouldn't expect a timeframe for dev diaries from a mod team ever unless they are extremely well organized and that's more of an exception than a rule.
Would just result in false hopes and expectations and/or unneeded stress to hit artificial deadlines.
The team more than likely works at its own pace when it can as such things go and what's next after they're done with one thing tends to be pretty random. Since you know: It's a mod team and it'll all be finished in the end.
Not to mention full on professional development studios miss their timeframes and schedules all the time. I really wouldn't expect a timeframe for dev diaries from a mod team ever unless they are extremely well organized and that's more of an exception than a rule.
Would just result in false hopes and expectations and/or unneeded stress to hit artificial deadlines.
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I can however give some more new information about how the Mountain Orcsn the Baandari, the Horsemen and some other will be handled:
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So how're spells going to work with the new dueling system on its way?
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We don't know yet. We want to work on the duel system to add magic and other supernatural elements, but before CK3 gets duels, and our magic and other stuff are ready, it's difficult to tell.
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