Dragonborn: literally Thane of all the major holds, Slayer of alduin, theive's guild master, archmage of winterhold, dark brotherhood listener, harbinger of the companions, reclaimer of auriel's bow, destroyer of miraak, (maybe vampire lord), champion of a bunch of daedric princes, and weilder of the wabbajack. Nazeem: dO YoU gEt To ThE cLoUd DiStRiCt MuCh, oH wHaT aM i SaYiNg, Of CoUrSe YoU DoNt.
@@davidmingle1650 Literallyyyyyyyyyyy though hahahahaha. Me to the Dragonborn at that point: It’s time. Go ahead and pull out that trusty _Mace of Molag Bal._ *You’ve earned this one.* 😂😂😂😂😂
Dovahkiin: You may have a dragon as a king, but I feast on their souls, and I am the only one, who is feared by them. I have even slain the First born of Akatosh, Alduin, the most powerful dragon there is
The Tsaesci are rather formidable on their own as they virtually curbstomped the Empire during the Third Era when the Emperor tried pushing into Akavir. It's actually possible that the Tsaesci were responsible for the extreme & erratic weather that was encountered there which wouldn't be surprising considering that it's implied that the inhabitants of Akavir mastered magics completely unknown to those of Tamriel. Everytime Tamriel was invaded by the Akaviri, it resulted in international conglomerates being formed just to combat the foreign invasions & even then victories were as decisive as walking on thin-ice whereas Akavir in contrast literally wiped the floor with the most powerful army that Tamriel could muster at the time - so much in fact that people don't even know what the inhabitants looked like to begin with because no one survived to tell the tale. While Akavir appears to be formidable, I doubt they will invade anytime soon as the two real big factions there still have each other to worry about & like in real life, it isn't exactly easy to maintain reliable logistical lines across thousands of kilometers of open ocean especially when you are still navigating via classical methods & trying to support the frontlines on the home field. The Ka Po Tun are really the only ones who pose a threat to Tamriel, but as Tosh Raka has stated himself, they don't plan to invade Tamriel in earnest until the domestic problem of the Serpent Folk (Tsaesci) is disposed of completely. Clearly the Tsaesci pose a serious threat to them & the Ka Po Tun need them out of the picture before resources can be pooled into Tamriel. Needless to say, if even the Tsaesci who wiped the floor with Tamriel numerous times throughout history are hinted to be _losing_ against the Ka Po Tun, then this really speaks serious volumes about their potential strength. God forbid (or in this case Divines) that the Ka Po Tun launch a full scale invasion of Tamriel during the Second Great War because no one will be able to stop them if they are really as powerful as they are hinted to be. The Empire is too weak to do anything, everyone else is just far too disorganized, & the Aldmeri Dominion is just far too stuck up it's own ass that they would get their shit kicked in alone. If Tosh Raka is serious about this dragon ascension bullshit or whatever, then Tamriel is going to need everyone to aid however they can like what they did with the Sload long ago during the sinking of the Thrassian Archipelago.
I like how you ignored that only 3 races wiped the floor with the Kamal and pushed them back off the face of Tamriel back into the sea. If the empire bands together it’s gonna take more than one race from Akavir to conquer that continent. The tsaeci tried and failed too. They got lucky because they’re good politicians and figured a way to gain power and take the throne. Regardless the potentate was assassinated.
I feel like one of the biggest reasons Uriel V's invasion failed was because of fact they were going in mostly blind. Akavir is a mysterious place, and the environment, along with the people, are formidable.
I wonder if the Gods of Nirn are as invested in the people of Akavir as they are in the people of Tamriel. The outcome of the war could be decided by the Divines
Mer have their own gods, nords have some Atmoran deities (Kyne, Kynareth, and kind of Shor but he's dead, replaced by Talos) in addition to the Imperial gods, imperials have the Divines. Who's to say that Akavir isn't ruled by its own deities? Maybe ones who hate the gods of Tamriel which is why their worshippers always want to invade
the Ka Po Tun race is by far the most interesting one in akavir, not only are they formidable and kept up with the Tscaesi, they have unbeknown powers like how they can shapeshift into dragons which tells me that akatosh somehow is invested in the land AND to their race
Have to admit I'm impressed at how expansive they've made the universe of the Elder Scrolls. They have literally infinite content to use as a game. Covered all of Tamriel in the games? Move to Akavir, or Atmora or Pyandonae or Yokunda. Then you can move onto the moons, or one of the planes of Oblivion. n epic scope to be sure.
It really is epic as fuck and I find with the whole elderscrolls universe shrouded in mystery and things to talk about and explore in that universe is awesome.
In order for any of those things to be fulfilled in our life time at all we should just beg to Bathesda to make and elderscrolls "Nirn" that would cover the whole planet and all its continents.
Wade Dewell any of the Akaviri races really. Maybe we could get a game where you're one of the three other races defending against the Kamal attacking after coming out of hibernation. Maybe pick a race and start as a prisoner (because Elder Scrolls) of the Tang Mo and be enlisted to defend them.
In es6 what I want is to have people talk about the Dragonborn and what he did, like legends and story’s about him, when your in city’s or taverns and over hear conversations on it, that would be awesome
the tang mo aint weak, they repel the other invaders every time they get invaded. they just dont hold a standing army and are more interested in keeping to themselves
What they could do is do a new elder scrolls series there and have games for every region but then they can have a new game where both continents are at a massive war at the same time a major threat that you have to stop is causing problems. Would be an amazing way to ffffinnish off elder scrolls as a whole
But the hist doesn’t care about what the argonians do outside of black marsh, so while Tamriel might have a massive defensive advantage but they have no real offensive advantage
From what I can understand with the imperial invasion of Akavir, it’s very similar to the Commonwealth invasion of Gallipoli in the First World War where poor planning, touch conditions and lack of troops were the reasons for their loss, not a stronger military.
What about the Hist. I mean true they don't care about the rest of the world, but if you take the whole of Tamriel, you have to consider them too, and considering what happened with the oblivion crisis.
Let’s just say, if the Dwemer (Dwarves) were still alive they’d wipe the floor with both Akavir and the other residents of “Tamwiel” simultaneously. I mean they’d be flying commercial airplanes and have stations on the two moons at the rate they were going.
I disagree man, the Chimer were able to not only go toe to toe with the Dwemer, they were able to defeat them in a war. The dwarves built some very impressive structures and machines, but at the end of the day, they weren't a military powerhouse
Yes, with an early warning from the Hiss, and a boost from the Hiss Tree Sap. It's kind off an often mentioned, but misrepresented and overhyped feat when people are trying to big-up the Argonians.
I've always wondered, why do all the divines and Deadra seem to hank out on Tamriel? Do they spend just as much time on Akavir, and we don't see it? Or do they have entirely different Aedra and Deadra that ours just try to ignore, like that weird half of your family you avoid.
I've always believed that the Akaviri are humans and may be the most powerful magic users possibly because they're used it longer then elves also the book Mysterious Akavir has been declared a fictional book
@Shy Cracker the words Akavir and Akaviri are Tamrielic the Japanese Akaviri might actually call themselves Tsaesci also the Tsaesci are the Japanese influenced Akaviri since they're invaders in the 2nd Era and later became part of Remans Dragonguard and are well known for using Katanas and Dai-Katanas
I don't think that you can conclude so much about only one campaign (Uriel V's that is) because the circumstamces were incredibly in the tsaesci's favor. The environment did destroy the tamrielic army (seastroms, heat, famine). I also wouldn't say the tang mo are weak just because they aren't militant like th other akaviri races. They seem to be able to foght back the invasions and that every single year. Just my thoughts and opinions
So. When Septim V invaded akavir, the storms, ridiculously long supply shipment distance, and his inexperience with the area is what lost it. Not their military. Its possible they have a stronger military, but its far more likely that they won by circumstance. Basically: everything you said is complete bullocks. Maybe thats a little far. But the storms destroying and ravaging the fleet is what lost the war. The same thing literally happened to china in the 1500's. 3 times. They couldnt even make it to Japan.
Sephiroth Black-dragon well while they were part of the golden horde, it was actually china, run by the mongols under one of Genghis' sons, not any other part of the mongolian empire.
Techinically the four nations of the mongols where one country but they barely paid homage to the Khan in China which was the technical head of the empire
It was definitely china. There were 4 Khanates that all operated relatively independently, and were made up of very few actual mongols, primarily the people who decended from the rapes commited by the mongols before, and others subjugated to "mongol" rule. Essentially, china is the melting pot, and aint nobody diluting that shit.
In my opinion, i think everyone on Tamriel *_but_* the Thalmor would band together to fend off an invasion from Akavir. They would end up thinking that an invasion would benefit them. Edit: after watching a couple more seconds of the video, Avarti states exactly what i just said, so it seems were on an agreement Lol
Something that could be considered is while Tamriel may currently be in a weakened state and has had it's share of wars, the issues seem to be resolved one way or another and for a while, until the next political uprising or apocalyptic threat, things are at peace. Whereas Akavir seems to be in a perpetual state of civil unrest based on what we know. Probably due to the Kamal's insatiable need to attack the nearest nation when they thaw because reasons or the fact that the Tsaeci apparently love conquering shit (the dragons of Akavir, for instance). As long as either two of those are around, it's assumed nothing will ever change. Basically, Akavir could theoretically conquer Tamriel if it's inhabitants got their shit together.
Hey Avarti, I have a theory on the Tsaesci, what if they have a humanoid form but can also transform into a serpent snake monster kind of like the Volkihar vampires in the Dawnguard DLC. Possibly only a few can have this type of power like a nobility of a sort.
The tang mo most likely wouldn’t team up with the ka po tun. The tang mo are known to be a very peaceful race. They are also known to keep them selves and are infact very distant from the rest of Akavir. Additionally the tang mo are not weak as they have fought off all of the kamal’s attempts to invade. The imperials were not driven out of Akavir by the Tsaesci effortlessly. Throughout the duration of the imperial attempt to colonize Akavir, the imperials struggled running low on supplies, etc. When they first landed in Akavir they actually did rather well. The Tsaesci attacked when the Akavir imperials were severely weakened by famine and lack of soldiers. This ultimately drove them out of Akavir. A result of bad luck, not the Tsaesci’s “extremely skilled” army. Research for this video was poorly done.
Exactly, the Tsaesci victory was only possible due to the lack of supplies and information about Akavir on the Imperial part. The Empire didn't know what to expect, it's armies too scattered and the Tsaesci were in their homeland, a recipe for disaster.
What makes you think that? From Elder Scrolls 5 : Skyrim? During the events of the game, the entirety of the Imperial legions are on the border with the Aldmeri Dominion, preparing for the inevitable 2nd Great War. It's said during the game they had to recruit locally to not take troops from the border, anyway... Long live the Emperor, long live the Empire. In the name of Talos.
I think it's fair to assume if Tamriel invaded Akavir then they would do so united, neither the empire or dominion would start a war like that while the other is a threat. Still think the outcome would be the same though.
Akavir is better on average, but Tamriel probably has more powerful stand-outs. Of course we don't know that much about Akavir, but we've not heard anything about someone like Miraak who casually broke off a region from the mainland during a fight to (probably accidentally, or at least not purposefully) create the island of Solstheim and also won a fight against 63 dragons on his own earlier. And while not necessarily focused on fighting power, there's also people like Divayth Fyr, Shalidor, Talos, the Almsivi, Ysmir, Morihaus, Pelinal, Karstaag (if you consider him a person), Mannimarco, Therana, the Wild Hunt (also not a person, but controlled by people), the Black Dragon, the dragon priests, psijic mages, the Indoril family archmage, Dagoth Ur, Moraelyn, Oreyn Bearclaw, the Jaqspur, Eplear Camoran, Uldor, Celethel, the Snow Prince, Veloth, Kagrenac, and of course the best of all of them: Teldryn Sero. Also honorable mention to Falion, because we have no idea how powerful he is and Ondolemar for being the wittiest person around.
Voxdalian - Only because it's more developed & really, most of these individuals aren't really around & even when they were around, defeating Akaviri forces wasn't exactly a walk in the park. Keep in mind that the Kamal invasion took place when the Tribunal was still around in Morrowind & they didn't exactly have it as easy as you would imagine as they still had to band together with both Skyrim & Black Marsh to force them to retreat back into the sea. Fourth Era Tamriel is pretty much handicapped in every regard with the exception of the Psijic Order who unsurprisingly could potentially cough something up especially when they have the Eye of Magnus which is stated to be capable of unmaking reality. However, given that their MO generally revolves around not intervening in the affairs of Tamriel, who knows if they would really do anything, but a full scale invasion of the continent might make them reconsider that statement for a moment. Also, Karstaag is kind of an interesting fellow because who knows? He could be the last living Kamal on Tamriel for all we know? Akavir can have it's own share of powerful/godlike individuals but until it's mentioned we are left in the dark. Tosh Raka is the only one that we really know of & he is implied to be to Akavir like what the Tribunal were to Tamriel. He could easily be uncontested in the Fourth Era unless something else pops up.
Dont forget the non-canon main characters in each game. The Dragonborn from Skyrim coupled with The Hero of Kvatch from Oblivion would probably alone be enough to conquer or defend against the Akaviri.
I didn't mean in a war between Akavir and Tamriel, I'm pretty sure Akavir is superior but neither would be able to win. And some of them are obviously not fighters, so wouldn't do much against an invasion, but they do set an example of how powerful some Tamrielic people are. And if we assume this hypothetical war would be set after Skyrim then the ones who're still around are the following: The last dragonborn, not mentioned in my previous comment, but he defeated Miraak, who I'd say is one of the most powerful warriors in TES history. Divayth Fyr, he may have died, but it's unknown, and I sort of doubt he did, anyway, he's no fighter, so it wouldn't change anything. Talos and Vivec are both in Chim with infinite power and probably favour Tamriel, interesting issue, would make the fight unfair, so let's not count them. The Wild Hunt, though that doesn't go far beyond Valenwood's borders, wouldn't help much. The Psijic Order, but they don't care about wars, so count them out. Maybe some of them would temporarily leave the order to fight for their country, idk. The Jaqspur, they'd be able to snipe Akaviri from their ships before they even come on land and can be quick to retreat. Again, not sure if they'd leave Valenwood. Teldryn Sero would obliterate all of Akavir on his own, but that's just a meme, so that doesn't count either. Falion, with an unknown powerlevel, but we know he's definitely somewhat powerful and probably has a convincing hold over a daedric prince to help him however that works. Ondolemar, but jokes aside: the Thalmor, because they have some pretty crazy magic as back-up, like that with the moons. (And yes, I do believe they did that.) So between these, the ones that would help are the last dragonborn, the Jaqspur, Falion and the Thalmor (because better the empire than the akaviri). So not many of them that we know of, and Akavir is indeed even more unknown.
The Hero of Kvatch is Sheogorath now and lost most of his own personality, so it's doubtful that he'd be much help. And also, the Hero of Kvatch was nowhere near the power level of those I mentioned during his life, the last dragonborn from Skyrim is an interesting one because he did defeat Miraak, who was one of the strongest warriors in TES history but we don't know much about how strong TLD actually is in the canon, but I think it's safe to say he'd definitely be a great help. As Zyl'Aaeria pointed out though, Tosh Raka is immensely powerful and probably exceeds TDL in power.
Voxdalian Maybe it's canon that The Hero of Kvatch lost his personality or whatever, but I always thought he just inherited the title of Sheogorath along with some Daedra powers to be able to keep the Shivering Isles running properly. After all, you can technically become Sheogorath BEFORE you become The Hero of Kvatch and do all that other stuff in Cyrodiil. It would make sense if he travelled back and forth between those two realms regularly to attend his duties in each respective world (Remember that he is Listener of the Dark Brotherhood and supposed to visit Bravil once a week), so it's not a stretch to believe he would aid Tamriel/Cyrodiil in the event of a foreign invasion tbh.
I really hope that when eso runs out of expansions they do some giant clash with akavir it would be cool to go to tropical islands and fight monkey people or have a new banner war but this time between the continents, I am sure they could find some way to fit in into the lore.
If tosh Raka the tiger dragon emperor did unite all of akavir. Then it is likely stronger than fractured Tamriel. There was a mod being made for akavir by a Tsuedos wrath that was going be based in akavir and more. Called Akavir: Land of the Dragons. Insanely cool concept. Check it out on steam and on UA-cam.
Pretty sure Akavir is more "powerful" but regularly resets it's own progress a LOT more aggressively and often than Tamriel does. Tamriel likely has more magic and technology, but Akavir is full of basically immortal species assimilating snake people, so it's a toss up.
Tamriel forces should also recruit non-military assets. Skyrim alone has the vampire lords of Volkihar, the Greybeards, the Ebony Warrior, and the Psyjic Order. It would also be cool if the OG 4 factions have a role in the defense/invasion. Dark Brotherhood/Thieves Guild - espionage, sabotage, assassination Companions - vanguard or cavalry if they can transform into werewolves College of Winterhold - auxiliary units for each school of magic such as bombardment (destruction) and first-aid (restoration)
Its simple: is the Nerevarine still in Akavir? Then the answer is Akavir. if not, its Tamriel. It may not be clear to newer playres but the Nerevarine is, by far, the most powerful protagonist from an ES game ever.
I dont peticulary care for the war, but the imperials werent at their full power during the rebellion since they probably prepared their main fleet for the 2nd Imperial-Thalmor war.
Yeah, all of the other legions were deployed at the Aldmeri-Imperial border, while both waited for the other to make the first move. That’s why there’s only lightly armored conscripts from Skyrim running around, no heavy armored orc battalions or anything. The imperial city also didn’t consider the civil war a major concern, with the Cold War with the thalmor about to go hot
Don't think that tamriel stands a chance against akavir...the empire is a shadow of it former strength...and even when the empire was formidable...it only managed to dent akavir...maybe a united tamriel could have done something...but talos didn't want akavir...his numidium may have done damage to akavir...but we are talking about the time of Skyrim...but at it's current state...I don't think tamriel stands a chance...
This may seem far off but could there ever be a slight chance that some of akavir provinces side with tamerial tostop the thalmor threat of it grew out of control ?
IMO there is no way to know. Just look at how much has changed in Tamriel since last contact. Two things though: 1. We don't know what the Nerevarine did in Akavir and if his knowledge/power for example sparked something like the US visiting Japan late 1800s/early 1900s, making them look outward again because of USAs perceived power (steam boats). The Nerevarine was almost a God in power level after all, and killed at least one God (Almalexia). 2. We know the Akaviri have magic that the people of Tamriel don't understand. Changing the weather for example. If they could cause drought for a couple of years, it would cripple the Empire.
Imperials spanked the Natives of Akavir. The empire lost because they didn’t have supplies and the natives wouldn’t fight them, they’d run and abandon towns and cities to keep the imperials starved of supply.
Even though times change, I like to think of this dichotomy. One continent was enslaved by dragons, the other basically *ATE* their dragons I don't think a modern Tamriel (Circa 4E 201) could stand against Akavir, their unbridled savageness seemed to sharpen them with their internal or external conflicts, not make them weaken as it seems the infighting that goes on with Tamriel. Uriel's attempt may have been foolhardy, but I think the take away is that even the Imperials and their proud Military tactics were seen as child's play to the Tsaeci. Only bone I can give Tamriel, is if a conquest attempt with the Numedium bonus chance if in the control of some one like Tiber Septim. Even then we still don't know the full extent of the Akaviri forces and likely would aim their efforts at more deceptive and cunning measures as they shown against Uriel V Also I wouldn't even call the Tang Mo weak if they managed to not be conquered at any point in their known history, they may just be highly defensive and territorial in nature and not expansionists.
To be fair on the empire in the 3rd century invasion , naval invasions work against the invader due to supply , organisation and in the case of the empire not knowing the terrain or land
I suppose the best invasion of Akavir by a Tamriel power would be through the Tangmo AFTER talking them into an alliance to rid themselves of their violent and oppressive neighbours
I feel like if Tamriel was fully United they could stand a good chance but if they still had many people with the voice soared singing and tonal architecture they would win
Well when the sloads, gave a super deadly virus to the rest of Tamriel it's wiped out half of their population, but it got all of them to create the All Flags Navy and invade their Island
Tamriel get's invaded by Akavir, their emperor fighting along his soldiers' sides. A path of destruction is cavered during months of battle to the very doors of the White Gold Tower and then the Akaviri emperor is revealed to be the Nerevarine and now the Emperor of two continents.
After listening that elderscroll 6 is going to release all those sleepers cells are active now... Its like the first sun rise after a thousands year for them
While true the empire barely put a dent in Akavir. They were doing pretty well but were unlucky when they lost a lot of troops/supplies with the storms while sailing towards the content.. If they had landed well.. That would've been something.
No it would not, its very clear unless they void the lore the Akavir were better fighters overall with the mainland having to form so many allied groups to drive them out each time
A new threat against my grand future for morrowind! Arise my fellow dunmer and together we can drive all the forces out of our civilized and powerful land!
1 Dragonborn with 1 Wabbajack, 100 grand soul gems filled with grand souls, 100 filled black soul gems, 100 empty black soul gems, 100 empty grand soul gems, Soul Tear and some decent armor could turn all of Akavir into sweetrolls.
Im interested that in elder scrolls 6 we could hear about dovakhiin ? Cuz if there will be dovakhiin then he would literatelly stomp entire akavir continent
I don't think basing military strength off of one battle is good enough but I guess since there's a lack of information on more about the Akaviri it'll have to do
We really haven't had any lore out of Akavir for a while. The last time we have any reliable information was 346 years before Skyrim starts. Who knows the current political situation over there. Just look at how much Tamriel has changed in that same time period.
I agree with most of the points made but I think personally it doesn’t matter whether one is stronger it’s the fact that to fight a war on an entirely different continent far away from your home base is challenging and costly. Real life examples exist such as the British empire (who at the time had the strongest army) lost to some American Militia, there was just a too far distance to keep up the war! Examples exist in Tamriel’s history as well such as the empires invasion of akavir which failed primarily due to logistical issues. Same happened with the akavir invaders they just didn’t have the troops to win a war on Tamriel and thus we can’t know which powers are stronger as both are limited by logistical issues and the fog of war.
Well, Tamriel has a Dragonborn, who is basically like a living god to all the Akaviri, so they'd probably kneel for him/her rather than invade or put up a fight.
Whatever continent the main protagonist is on would win.
thats basically how every game, movie, and books would work.
Thus is a power fantasy.
I keep on reading this as " whatever has communist propaganda would win"
Hudson Dunn except for “a song of ice and fire”
What if the main protagonist isn't there during invasion. Ever thought about that? No, you only think about yourself.
Lydia would probably block their way to tamriel
Tamwiel
XD
Akavir: Lydia move!!!!
I think that Lydia is just a worshipper of sheogorath, as much madness as she inflicts upon players.
"Hey! Watch it!"
Nazeem would win, for he wields the full unbridled power of the Cloud District.
Scotttjt
Clout district
Great, now he is gonna brag about stopping the invasion of Akavir.
Dragonborn: literally Thane of all the major holds, Slayer of alduin, theive's guild master, archmage of winterhold, dark brotherhood listener, harbinger of the companions, reclaimer of auriel's bow, destroyer of miraak, (maybe vampire lord), champion of a bunch of daedric princes, and weilder of the wabbajack.
Nazeem: dO YoU gEt To ThE cLoUd DiStRiCt MuCh, oH wHaT aM i SaYiNg, Of CoUrSe YoU DoNt.
@@dawgpad lmfaooooooo
@@davidmingle1650 Literallyyyyyyyyyyy though hahahahaha.
Me to the Dragonborn at that point: It’s time. Go ahead and pull out that trusty _Mace of Molag Bal._ *You’ve earned this one.* 😂😂😂😂😂
Tiger people : we have the biggest dragon as our king ever.
Dovakin : im about to absorb this man whole career .
Dovahkiin: You may have a dragon as a king, but I feast on their souls, and I am the only one, who is feared by them. I have even slain the First born of Akatosh, Alduin, the most powerful dragon there is
breaking news: Local nord man is kinda gay because he sucks in the souls of guys
@@ceasefire2825 dragons dont have genders
@@fizzlebeef165 incorrect, paarthurnax is a bro if I've ever seen one.
Alduin: are you sure about that?
Akavir: I have an army
Tamrial: We have a Dragonborn
And dragons
Lol
*dragonborn jumps through a window and fus ro dah akaviri*
To anyone who doesn’t know he’s referencing the conversation between Loki and Tony Stark in the Avengers
Well, dragonborn is not that stronger
File Scout it’s still stronger though
Edit: Considering it has save files and console commands
The Tsaesci are rather formidable on their own as they virtually curbstomped the Empire during the Third Era when the Emperor tried pushing into Akavir. It's actually possible that the Tsaesci were responsible for the extreme & erratic weather that was encountered there which wouldn't be surprising considering that it's implied that the inhabitants of Akavir mastered magics completely unknown to those of Tamriel. Everytime Tamriel was invaded by the Akaviri, it resulted in international conglomerates being formed just to combat the foreign invasions & even then victories were as decisive as walking on thin-ice whereas Akavir in contrast literally wiped the floor with the most powerful army that Tamriel could muster at the time - so much in fact that people don't even know what the inhabitants looked like to begin with because no one survived to tell the tale.
While Akavir appears to be formidable, I doubt they will invade anytime soon as the two real big factions there still have each other to worry about & like in real life, it isn't exactly easy to maintain reliable logistical lines across thousands of kilometers of open ocean especially when you are still navigating via classical methods & trying to support the frontlines on the home field. The Ka Po Tun are really the only ones who pose a threat to Tamriel, but as Tosh Raka has stated himself, they don't plan to invade Tamriel in earnest until the domestic problem of the Serpent Folk (Tsaesci) is disposed of completely. Clearly the Tsaesci pose a serious threat to them & the Ka Po Tun need them out of the picture before resources can be pooled into Tamriel. Needless to say, if even the Tsaesci who wiped the floor with Tamriel numerous times throughout history are hinted to be _losing_ against the Ka Po Tun, then this really speaks serious volumes about their potential strength.
God forbid (or in this case Divines) that the Ka Po Tun launch a full scale invasion of Tamriel during the Second Great War because no one will be able to stop them if they are really as powerful as they are hinted to be. The Empire is too weak to do anything, everyone else is just far too disorganized, & the Aldmeri Dominion is just far too stuck up it's own ass that they would get their shit kicked in alone. If Tosh Raka is serious about this dragon ascension bullshit or whatever, then Tamriel is going to need everyone to aid however they can like what they did with the Sload long ago during the sinking of the Thrassian Archipelago.
Tamriel had Dwemer tech.
Zyl'Aaeria only the Dwemer can save them if Akavir attacks.
Excellent little read! I agree.
Angry Vegan Only the Dwemer masters of all sciences could stop them, but when Tamriel needed they most, they vanished.
I like how you ignored that only 3 races wiped the floor with the Kamal and pushed them back off the face of Tamriel back into the sea. If the empire bands together it’s gonna take more than one race from Akavir to conquer that continent. The tsaeci tried and failed too. They got lucky because they’re good politicians and figured a way to gain power and take the throne. Regardless the potentate was assassinated.
Okay so let me get in here first.
"Tamwiel"
I have the supreme pronunciation ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Avarti Tamwiel
I never even noticed
Pyrobaguette1 ÒwÓ what's this?
I love the way talk
LOL! first thing I see
Avarti it’s skyrim😂👌
I feel like one of the biggest reasons Uriel V's invasion failed was because of fact they were going in mostly blind. Akavir is a mysterious place, and the environment, along with the people, are formidable.
I wonder if the Gods of Nirn are as invested in the people of Akavir as they are in the people of Tamriel. The outcome of the war could be decided by the Divines
Also the daedric princes.
Mer have their own gods, nords have some Atmoran deities (Kyne, Kynareth, and kind of Shor but he's dead, replaced by Talos) in addition to the Imperial gods, imperials have the Divines. Who's to say that Akavir isn't ruled by its own deities? Maybe ones who hate the gods of Tamriel which is why their worshippers always want to invade
the Ka Po Tun race is by far the most interesting one in akavir, not only are they formidable and kept up with the Tscaesi, they have unbeknown powers like how they can shapeshift into dragons which tells me that akatosh somehow is invested in the land AND to their race
Dragonborn with godmode enabled, case closed Tamriel wins
Harambe_Holyk lol
What if Akavir has their own mirror version of a dovahkin? The bovahkin?
Wren Benoit then keep resetting until you win
Wren Benoit THERE IS ONE THAT THEY FEAR! BOVAHKIIN!
*BOVINEBORN*
Ye that will work but. what if the dragonborn is dead
Have to admit I'm impressed at how expansive they've made the universe of the Elder Scrolls. They have literally infinite content to use as a game. Covered all of Tamriel in the games? Move to Akavir, or Atmora or Pyandonae or Yokunda. Then you can move onto the moons, or one of the planes of Oblivion. n epic scope to be sure.
Mega-Buster Shepard Actually, they already covered all of tamriel, in the first one you travel to every provence
Welp, the other "planets" are basically the aedras wonder if they have a world in there
Atmora is not habitable by humans anymore. Basically Antarctica
It really is epic as fuck and I find with the whole elderscrolls universe shrouded in mystery and things to talk about and explore in that universe is awesome.
In order for any of those things to be fulfilled in our life time at all we should just beg to Bathesda to make and elderscrolls "Nirn" that would cover the whole planet and all its continents.
I really want to see and possibly play as a TANG -MO
Wade Dewell any of the Akaviri races really. Maybe we could get a game where you're one of the three other races defending against the Kamal attacking after coming out of hibernation. Maybe pick a race and start as a prisoner (because Elder Scrolls) of the Tang Mo and be enlisted to defend them.
Daeg i would LOVE that
In es6 what I want is to have people talk about the Dragonborn and what he did, like legends and story’s about him, when your in city’s or taverns and over hear conversations on it, that would be awesome
RWDS how about telling about other quests he or she did, because in Skyrim it wasn’t that all exciting with the main quest tbh
More than likely will be the case dependent on qhere es6 takes placw but that happenes in skyrim, many references to the player from oblivion
the tang mo aint weak, they repel the other invaders every time they get invaded. they just dont hold a standing army and are more interested in keeping to themselves
I want a game set in akavir that would actually be awesome!
Maybe not a main series elder scrolls game but a spinoff or side-game set in akavir would be amazing
And you can meet Nerevarine there!
It would pretty much be a clean slate of a series, new lore entirely pretty much, new races, new places, everything
What they could do is do a new elder scrolls series there and have games for every region but then they can have a new game where both continents are at a massive war at the same time a major threat that you have to stop is causing problems. Would be an amazing way to ffffinnish off elder scrolls as a whole
@@quandaledingle4488 TES 7 should just go ahead and make the jump. We need to see more of Nirn. Really refresh the series
In lore: mighty empire. In game: ill surrender!
i´d guess tamriel has a giant advantage through the argonians and the hist, just look at dagons invasion of tamriel....
Leufinngamer snakes eat lizards
But the hist doesn’t care about what the argonians do outside of black marsh, so while Tamriel might have a massive defensive advantage but they have no real offensive advantage
They have massive defensive capabilities. Which, if Tamriel is united, could potentially allow them to counterattack like they did with Dagon.
From what I can understand with the imperial invasion of Akavir, it’s very similar to the Commonwealth invasion of Gallipoli in the First World War where poor planning, touch conditions and lack of troops were the reasons for their loss, not a stronger military.
What about the Hist. I mean true they don't care about the rest of the world, but if you take the whole of Tamriel, you have to consider them too, and considering what happened with the oblivion crisis.
LUKA true
The Tsaesci could take them out, however the case you've yet to see the power of the Tiger men
Let’s just say, if the Dwemer (Dwarves) were still alive they’d wipe the floor with both Akavir and the other residents of “Tamwiel” simultaneously. I mean they’d be flying commercial airplanes and have stations on the two moons at the rate they were going.
I disagree man, the Chimer were able to not only go toe to toe with the Dwemer, they were able to defeat them in a war. The dwarves built some very impressive structures and machines, but at the end of the day, they weren't a military powerhouse
@@AlanGresov If they would have not messed with the gods, they probably would become one
@@chase3454 wdym
@@nautikient2151 the Chimer fell from grace and became Dunmer
Remember that time that the argonians invaded the daedric realm during the oblivion crisis
Yes, with an early warning from the Hiss, and a boost from the Hiss Tree Sap.
It's kind off an often mentioned, but misrepresented and overhyped feat when people are trying to big-up the Argonians.
I've always wondered, why do all the divines and Deadra seem to hank out on Tamriel? Do they spend just as much time on Akavir, and we don't see it? Or do they have entirely different Aedra and Deadra that ours just try to ignore, like that weird half of your family you avoid.
@@sunnyisabunny1479 well, I didn't read all that just yet, but nice profile pic!!
This is when having such a massive universe is a downside, as there's no way in hell we're ever gonna see it all in game form.
Even if they ever decided to do so, we wouldn't last that long to see it. Just look at TES6, I doubt if it will be released by 2030.
I've always believed that the Akaviri are humans and may be the most powerful magic users possibly because they're used it longer then elves also the book Mysterious Akavir has been declared a fictional book
@Shy Cracker the words Akavir and Akaviri are Tamrielic the Japanese Akaviri might actually call themselves Tsaesci also the Tsaesci are the Japanese influenced Akaviri since they're invaders in the 2nd Era and later became part of Remans Dragonguard and are well known for using Katanas and Dai-Katanas
I don't think that you can conclude so much about only one campaign (Uriel V's that is) because the circumstamces were incredibly in the tsaesci's favor. The environment did destroy the tamrielic army (seastroms, heat, famine).
I also wouldn't say the tang mo are weak just because they aren't militant like th other akaviri races. They seem to be able to foght back the invasions and that every single year.
Just my thoughts and opinions
aysseralwan like argonian, they are usually peaceful but we all know they can be really powerful
A new Elder Scrolls game on the Akavirian continent would be awesome.
So. When Septim V invaded akavir, the storms, ridiculously long supply shipment distance, and his inexperience with the area is what lost it. Not their military. Its possible they have a stronger military, but its far more likely that they won by circumstance.
Basically: everything you said is complete bullocks.
Maybe thats a little far. But the storms destroying and ravaging the fleet is what lost the war. The same thing literally happened to china in the 1500's. 3 times. They couldnt even make it to Japan.
China? you mean mongels and the mongels did land but were fought off and no the snake people are overall better fighters in all aspects
Sephiroth Black-dragon well while they were part of the golden horde, it was actually china, run by the mongols under one of Genghis' sons, not any other part of the mongolian empire.
it wasnt china either, they were their own separate thing the golden horde even became muslim they were in bulgaria and russia also
Techinically the four nations of the mongols where one country but they barely paid homage to the Khan in China which was the technical head of the empire
It was definitely china. There were 4 Khanates that all operated relatively independently, and were made up of very few actual mongols, primarily the people who decended from the rapes commited by the mongols before, and others subjugated to "mongol" rule.
Essentially, china is the melting pot, and aint nobody diluting that shit.
Now I think of an online elder scrolls where you choose one of the continents, and fight the other.
The hero of Kvatch would turn all enemies into cheese!
I mean if we're ignoring the normal flow of time, the Nerevarine can just make like x1000 fortify strength potions lol
I'd love to see a game series take place in akavir
i love your videos! great quality with great commentary
In my opinion, i think everyone on Tamriel *_but_* the Thalmor would band together to fend off an invasion from Akavir. They would end up thinking that an invasion would benefit them.
Edit: after watching a couple more seconds of the video, Avarti states exactly what i just said, so it seems were on an agreement Lol
that would butt fuck them effectively though.
Sweat roll anyone it heals knees very well
Alton Rodgers .... I could go adventuring once more..... I use to be be an adventurer...
Something that could be considered is while Tamriel may currently be in a weakened state and has had it's share of wars, the issues seem to be resolved one way or another and for a while, until the next political uprising or apocalyptic threat, things are at peace. Whereas Akavir seems to be in a perpetual state of civil unrest based on what we know. Probably due to the Kamal's insatiable need to attack the nearest nation when they thaw because reasons or the fact that the Tsaeci apparently love conquering shit (the dragons of Akavir, for instance). As long as either two of those are around, it's assumed nothing will ever change.
Basically, Akavir could theoretically conquer Tamriel if it's inhabitants got their shit together.
Yes, yes I have. The video, for instance.
I've never heard of akavir till now and I love the elder scrolls
Hey Avarti, I have a theory on the Tsaesci, what if they have a humanoid form but can also transform into a serpent snake monster kind of like the Volkihar vampires in the Dawnguard DLC. Possibly only a few can have this type of power like a nobility of a sort.
Thank for this nice lore martin septim i wish the people of tamriel knew of your return
I think Akatosh saw the Tiger Dragon Emperor trying to become a dragon and said "damn bro you can have it, just chill"
The Oblivion Crisis probably happened in Akivir as well as Tamriel.
A lot of this video is just stuff you can read on the Elder Scrolls Wiki... Well done, Avarti. From your content I was unaware you were able to read.
Let's hope someday we can play as any of the races on akavir
The tang mo most likely wouldn’t team up with the ka po tun. The tang mo are known to be a very peaceful race. They are also known to keep them selves and are infact very distant from the rest of Akavir. Additionally the tang mo are not weak as they have fought off all of the kamal’s attempts to invade.
The imperials were not driven out of Akavir by the Tsaesci effortlessly. Throughout the duration of the imperial attempt to colonize Akavir, the imperials struggled running low on supplies, etc. When they first landed in Akavir they actually did rather well. The Tsaesci attacked when the Akavir imperials were severely weakened by famine and lack of soldiers. This ultimately drove them out of Akavir. A result of bad luck, not the Tsaesci’s “extremely skilled” army.
Research for this video was poorly done.
Exactly, the Tsaesci victory was only possible due to the lack of supplies and information about Akavir on the Imperial part.
The Empire didn't know what to expect, it's armies too scattered and the Tsaesci were in their homeland, a recipe for disaster.
What makes you think that? From Elder Scrolls 5 : Skyrim?
During the events of the game, the entirety of the Imperial legions are on the border with the Aldmeri Dominion, preparing for the inevitable 2nd Great War.
It's said during the game they had to recruit locally to not take troops from the border, anyway...
Long live the Emperor, long live the Empire.
In the name of Talos.
4:07
What mod did you use to get those two encounters?
Super Sonic Duo you mean the ones _before_ your timestamp?
@@quandaledingle4488
I think so. I have no idea how I got that specific timestamp.
ES 7, I'd love to have a setting of a continental war between Tamriel and Akavir. Just saying, if the Ka Po' Tun are recruiting...
I really like the theory that Urial the fifth is actually alive and plotting to take back his throne.
I think it's fair to assume if Tamriel invaded Akavir then they would do so united, neither the empire or dominion would start a war like that while the other is a threat. Still think the outcome would be the same though.
Akavir is better on average, but Tamriel probably has more powerful stand-outs. Of course we don't know that much about Akavir, but we've not heard anything about someone like Miraak who casually broke off a region from the mainland during a fight to (probably accidentally, or at least not purposefully) create the island of Solstheim and also won a fight against 63 dragons on his own earlier. And while not necessarily focused on fighting power, there's also people like Divayth Fyr, Shalidor, Talos, the Almsivi, Ysmir, Morihaus, Pelinal, Karstaag (if you consider him a person), Mannimarco, Therana, the Wild Hunt (also not a person, but controlled by people), the Black Dragon, the dragon priests, psijic mages, the Indoril family archmage, Dagoth Ur, Moraelyn, Oreyn Bearclaw, the Jaqspur, Eplear Camoran, Uldor, Celethel, the Snow Prince, Veloth, Kagrenac, and of course the best of all of them: Teldryn Sero. Also honorable mention to Falion, because we have no idea how powerful he is and Ondolemar for being the wittiest person around.
Voxdalian - Only because it's more developed & really, most of these individuals aren't really around & even when they were around, defeating Akaviri forces wasn't exactly a walk in the park. Keep in mind that the Kamal invasion took place when the Tribunal was still around in Morrowind & they didn't exactly have it as easy as you would imagine as they still had to band together with both Skyrim & Black Marsh to force them to retreat back into the sea. Fourth Era Tamriel is pretty much handicapped in every regard with the exception of the Psijic Order who unsurprisingly could potentially cough something up especially when they have the Eye of Magnus which is stated to be capable of unmaking reality. However, given that their MO generally revolves around not intervening in the affairs of Tamriel, who knows if they would really do anything, but a full scale invasion of the continent might make them reconsider that statement for a moment.
Also, Karstaag is kind of an interesting fellow because who knows? He could be the last living Kamal on Tamriel for all we know? Akavir can have it's own share of powerful/godlike individuals but until it's mentioned we are left in the dark. Tosh Raka is the only one that we really know of & he is implied to be to Akavir like what the Tribunal were to Tamriel. He could easily be uncontested in the Fourth Era unless something else pops up.
Dont forget the non-canon main characters in each game. The Dragonborn from Skyrim coupled with The Hero of Kvatch from Oblivion would probably alone be enough to conquer or defend against the Akaviri.
I didn't mean in a war between Akavir and Tamriel, I'm pretty sure Akavir is superior but neither would be able to win.
And some of them are obviously not fighters, so wouldn't do much against an invasion, but they do set an example of how powerful some Tamrielic people are.
And if we assume this hypothetical war would be set after Skyrim then the ones who're still around are the following:
The last dragonborn, not mentioned in my previous comment, but he defeated Miraak, who I'd say is one of the most powerful warriors in TES history.
Divayth Fyr, he may have died, but it's unknown, and I sort of doubt he did, anyway, he's no fighter, so it wouldn't change anything.
Talos and Vivec are both in Chim with infinite power and probably favour Tamriel, interesting issue, would make the fight unfair, so let's not count them.
The Wild Hunt, though that doesn't go far beyond Valenwood's borders, wouldn't help much.
The Psijic Order, but they don't care about wars, so count them out. Maybe some of them would temporarily leave the order to fight for their country, idk.
The Jaqspur, they'd be able to snipe Akaviri from their ships before they even come on land and can be quick to retreat. Again, not sure if they'd leave Valenwood.
Teldryn Sero would obliterate all of Akavir on his own, but that's just a meme, so that doesn't count either.
Falion, with an unknown powerlevel, but we know he's definitely somewhat powerful and probably has a convincing hold over a daedric prince to help him however that works.
Ondolemar, but jokes aside: the Thalmor, because they have some pretty crazy magic as back-up, like that with the moons. (And yes, I do believe they did that.)
So between these, the ones that would help are the last dragonborn, the Jaqspur, Falion and the Thalmor (because better the empire than the akaviri).
So not many of them that we know of, and Akavir is indeed even more unknown.
The Hero of Kvatch is Sheogorath now and lost most of his own personality, so it's doubtful that he'd be much help. And also, the Hero of Kvatch was nowhere near the power level of those I mentioned during his life, the last dragonborn from Skyrim is an interesting one because he did defeat Miraak, who was one of the strongest warriors in TES history but we don't know much about how strong TLD actually is in the canon, but I think it's safe to say he'd definitely be a great help.
As Zyl'Aaeria pointed out though, Tosh Raka is immensely powerful and probably exceeds TDL in power.
Voxdalian Maybe it's canon that The Hero of Kvatch lost his personality or whatever, but I always thought he just inherited the title of Sheogorath along with some Daedra powers to be able to keep the Shivering Isles running properly. After all, you can technically become Sheogorath BEFORE you become The Hero of Kvatch and do all that other stuff in Cyrodiil.
It would make sense if he travelled back and forth between those two realms regularly to attend his duties in each respective world (Remember that he is Listener of the Dark Brotherhood and supposed to visit Bravil once a week), so it's not a stretch to believe he would aid Tamriel/Cyrodiil in the event of a foreign invasion tbh.
I didn’t realize this video was old omg
Hmm cheese for you and everyone
such great video cheese for all
I really hope that when eso runs out of expansions they do some giant clash with akavir it would be cool to go to tropical islands and fight monkey people or have a new banner war but this time between the continents, I am sure they could find some way to fit in into the lore.
Anyone else wondering that the Snow Demons in Akavir are actually Snow Elves (Pre-falmer)
And maybe Tsaesci are distantly related to Argonians
It would be interesting if all nations of Akavir did band together for some reason.
If tosh Raka the tiger dragon emperor did unite all of akavir. Then it is likely stronger than fractured Tamriel. There was a mod being made for akavir by a Tsuedos wrath that was going be based in akavir and more. Called Akavir: Land of the Dragons. Insanely cool concept. Check it out on steam and on UA-cam.
Who would win:
Dwemer the size as ciiridil or the second sa chi.
Great idea for the video
Pretty sure Akavir is more "powerful" but regularly resets it's own progress a LOT more aggressively and often than Tamriel does. Tamriel likely has more magic and technology, but Akavir is full of basically immortal species assimilating snake people, so it's a toss up.
Tamriel forces should also recruit non-military assets. Skyrim alone has the vampire lords of Volkihar, the Greybeards, the Ebony Warrior, and the Psyjic Order.
It would also be cool if the OG 4 factions have a role in the defense/invasion.
Dark Brotherhood/Thieves Guild - espionage, sabotage, assassination
Companions - vanguard or cavalry if they can transform into werewolves
College of Winterhold - auxiliary units for each school of magic such as bombardment (destruction) and first-aid (restoration)
Its simple: is the Nerevarine still in Akavir? Then the answer is Akavir. if not, its Tamriel. It may not be clear to newer playres but the Nerevarine is, by far, the most powerful protagonist from an ES game ever.
no "It may not be clear to newer playres but the Nerevarine is, by far, the most powerful protagonist from an ES game ever."
In my opinion stormclokes are better than imperials anybody agree? It’s way more fun to be the tiny army taking over the big army.
Likeaboss Inc yes they are but that's not this video....
I dont peticulary care for the war, but the imperials werent at their full power during the rebellion since they probably prepared their main fleet for the 2nd Imperial-Thalmor war.
Yeah, all of the other legions were deployed at the Aldmeri-Imperial border, while both waited for the other to make the first move. That’s why there’s only lightly armored conscripts from Skyrim running around, no heavy armored orc battalions or anything. The imperial city also didn’t consider the civil war a major concern, with the Cold War with the thalmor about to go hot
Don't think that tamriel stands a chance against akavir...the empire is a shadow of it former strength...and even when the empire was formidable...it only managed to dent akavir...maybe a united tamriel could have done something...but talos didn't want akavir...his numidium may have done damage to akavir...but we are talking about the time of Skyrim...but at it's current state...I don't think tamriel stands a chance...
I think whoever attacks will lose, the only reason the empire lost there invasion was terrible supple and lack of reinforcements
Imperial boat going to akavir, one mysterious man in ebony armor sharpens his blade eager to join sovengarde
This may seem far off but could there ever be a slight chance that some of akavir provinces side with tamerial tostop the thalmor threat of it grew out of control ?
KasimBorn given that the thalmor want to unmake the world the people of akavir would certainly have the incentive to team up with Tamriel
Trickster Cat yeah true, that would be such a good story though if it happened
IMO there is no way to know. Just look at how much has changed in Tamriel since last contact. Two things though:
1. We don't know what the Nerevarine did in Akavir and if his knowledge/power for example sparked something like the US visiting Japan late 1800s/early 1900s, making them look outward again because of USAs perceived power (steam boats). The Nerevarine was almost a God in power level after all, and killed at least one God (Almalexia).
2. We know the Akaviri have magic that the people of Tamriel don't understand. Changing the weather for example. If they could cause drought for a couple of years, it would cripple the Empire.
The Nerevarine didn't kill a god. How can you kill a god? What a grand and intoxicating innocence. How can you be so naive? Shame on you, sweet Soder.
soder
Tribunal canonically happens after the main story, so he killed a powerful mad mage, not a god
why do people Wank the Nerevarine? yes, he defeated powerful people but let not forget those powerful people were losing their powers anyway.
MYGOD
He defeated them after th y lost their power
pretty much
What is the name of the awesome soundtrack Avarti is using in the background?
Imperials spanked the Natives of Akavir. The empire lost because they didn’t have supplies and the natives wouldn’t fight them, they’d run and abandon towns and cities to keep the imperials starved of supply.
Even though times change, I like to think of this dichotomy. One continent was enslaved by dragons, the other basically *ATE* their dragons I don't think a modern Tamriel (Circa 4E 201) could stand against Akavir, their unbridled savageness seemed to sharpen them with their internal or external conflicts, not make them weaken as it seems the infighting that goes on with Tamriel. Uriel's attempt may have been foolhardy, but I think the take away is that even the Imperials and their proud Military tactics were seen as child's play to the Tsaeci.
Only bone I can give Tamriel, is if a conquest attempt with the Numedium bonus chance if in the control of some one like Tiber Septim. Even then we still don't know the full extent of the Akaviri forces and likely would aim their efforts at more deceptive and cunning measures as they shown against Uriel V
Also I wouldn't even call the Tang Mo weak if they managed to not be conquered at any point in their known history, they may just be highly defensive and territorial in nature and not expansionists.
To be fair on the empire in the 3rd century invasion , naval invasions work against the invader due to supply , organisation and in the case of the empire not knowing the terrain or land
Cool vid
Brilliant videos
I suppose the best invasion of Akavir by a Tamriel power would be through the Tangmo AFTER talking them into an alliance to rid themselves of their violent and oppressive neighbours
i thought it was just Tamriel and summer set isle... i had no idea about those places...
They aren't invading Black Marsh... That much I can promise you.
Akavirs army winning:I AM...INEVITABLE
Dragonborn: AND I.. AM.. DRAGONBORN!
I feel like if Tamriel was fully United they could stand a good chance but if they still had many people with the voice soared singing and tonal architecture they would win
I didn’t even know Akavir was a continent. I only knew about Tamriel, and literally nothing about Atmora.
We need games taking place in Akavir.
I wish that they made a game that takes place in Akavir.
Well when the sloads, gave a super deadly virus to the rest of Tamriel it's wiped out half of their population, but it got all of them to create the All Flags Navy and invade their Island
The Elder Scrolls 6 - Akavir : the Empire sends one of it's citizens to Akavir to gain support against the Dominion
Tamriel get's invaded by Akavir, their emperor fighting along his soldiers' sides. A path of destruction is cavered during months of battle to the very doors of the White Gold Tower and then the Akaviri emperor is revealed to be the Nerevarine and now the Emperor of two continents.
After listening that elderscroll 6 is going to release all those sleepers cells are active now... Its like the first sun rise after a thousands year for them
Akavir: We are stronger and better than you!
THE INDOMITABLE HUMAN SPIRIT:
Insert Minion riding tricycle
In a way, akaviri did kind of conquer tariel. A ton of imperial culture is influenced by the atempted conquest by the serpent snake race.
While true the empire barely put a dent in Akavir. They were doing pretty well but were unlucky when they lost a lot of troops/supplies with the storms while sailing towards the content.. If they had landed well.. That would've been something.
No it would not, its very clear unless they void the lore the Akavir were better fighters overall with the mainland having to form so many allied groups to drive them out each time
Kamal invading tamriel in the second era?! I wonder if this will be an event that will happen in ESO. Possibly a DLC? It would be cool!
A new threat against my grand future for morrowind!
Arise my fellow dunmer and together we can drive all the forces out of our civilized and powerful land!
Due to the lack of information of Akavir we have compared to tamriel's information we really can't make an accurate answear
“Empewer” 😂😂
as there are towers on tamriel are there also towers like the ice and red towers on akavir
1 Dragonborn with 1 Wabbajack, 100 grand soul gems filled with grand souls, 100 filled black soul gems, 100 empty black soul gems, 100 empty grand soul gems, Soul Tear and some decent armor could turn all of Akavir into sweetrolls.
Im interested that in elder scrolls 6 we could hear about dovakhiin ? Cuz if there will be dovakhiin then he would literatelly stomp entire akavir continent
I don't think basing military strength off of one battle is good enough but I guess since there's a lack of information on more about the Akaviri it'll have to do
Gotta put some maps up man
Idea for content
Delphine an esbern vs paarthurnax 🤔
Assuming they somehow manage to get to him an try killing him without dragonborn
We really haven't had any lore out of Akavir for a while. The last time we have any reliable information was 346 years before Skyrim starts. Who knows the current political situation over there. Just look at how much Tamriel has changed in that same time period.
I would love it if a book said that Emperor Nerevar subjugated all of Akavir.
Wait, the Tsaesci have good cavalry?
How the hell would a snake ride a horse?
they are the cav fool
I agree with most of the points made but I think personally it doesn’t matter whether one is stronger it’s the fact that to fight a war on an entirely different continent far away from your home base is challenging and costly. Real life examples exist such as the British empire (who at the time had the strongest army) lost to some American Militia, there was just a too far distance to keep up the war! Examples exist in Tamriel’s history as well such as the empires invasion of akavir which failed primarily due to logistical issues. Same happened with the akavir invaders they just didn’t have the troops to win a war on Tamriel and thus we can’t know which powers are stronger as both are limited by logistical issues and the fog of war.
Well, Tamriel has a Dragonborn, who is basically like a living god to all the Akaviri, so they'd probably kneel for him/her rather than invade or put up a fight.