Tracing the source of the Blight to the evil Physical God, Dagoth Ur, the PC is launched into a labyrinthine plot involving an Ancient Conspiracy, prophecies, lost prophecies, false prophecies, reincarnation, gods, backroom politics, gang wars, and The Corruption. Guided by the Blades, the PC investigates the local prophesies of The Chosen One, known as the Nerevarine, who will save the land from the dreaded "Blight". Morrowind (2002): Set 10 years after the events of Daggerfall, a convict from the Imperial City Prison (the PC) is released in the north-eastern province of Morrowind on the Emperor's direct orders.In 2009, Bethesda released Daggerfall as a freeware download.
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Still, it was successful enough to keep the series alive. Daggerfall is unfortunately a prime example of an Obvious Beta, with Game Breaking Bugs abound. It also has positively HUGE randomly generated dungeons, often "designed" in the silliest ways possible. Daggerfall features several different factions for the player to join outside of the main quest, all of which combine to add hundreds of hours of side-questing. Increased after seeing how much time Arena players spent on them, the designers decided to put them in the spotlight in Daggerfall. Also of note is the emphasis on side-quests. Several factions in the region enter the fight for controlling the Numidium, and it is up to the PC to decide who gets it. Cooperating with the Emperor's Blades, the PC soon uncovers a sinister plot to reactivate the Lost Superweapon Numidium, a Dwemer-crafted Humongous Mecha originally used to forge the Third Tamrielic Empire.
Daggerfall (1996): Set six years after the events of Arena, the PC, a personal acquaintance of Uriel Septim VII, is sent to the western province of High Rock to investigate the ghost of its former King Lysandus, who now haunts the eponymous city of Daggerfall.In 2004, Bethesda released Arena as freeware download. The game was met with lackluster sales, but developed a strong enough cult fanbase to warrant a sequel. The fast-paced gladiatorial combat style remained, though, and Arena was much more action-oriented than other RPGs of the time. Arena was originally going to be about, well, gladiatorial combat arenas, but that idea was scratched in favor of adapting the developers' home-brew D&D setting, Tamriel, into a computer game note The name "Arena" was retained as an in-game nickname for the realm of Tamriel. Together, they must collect the pieces of the Staff of Chaos in order to defeat Tharn and rescue the Emperor. However, the ghost of Tharn's late apprentice, Ria Silmane, teams up with a minor noble (the Player Character) to fight the usurper. Arena (1994): The benevolent Emperor of Tamriel, Uriel Septim VII, has been overthrown by his Evil Chancellor/ Imperial Battlemage, Jagar Tharn, who has trapped the Emperor in Oblivion, assumed his appearance, and has been reigning in his stead.Numerous other races are present in the series' lore and backstory, most notably the extinct Dwemer (Deep Elves or "Dwarves"), the extinct Ayleids (Wild Elves), and the corrupted, monstrous Falmer (Snow Elves). Tamriel is shared by ten playable races (eight before Morrowind) - four races of Men note Imperials, Nords, Bretons, and Redguards, four races of Mer (Elves) note Altmer (High Elves), Bosmer (Wood Elves), Dunmer (Dark Elves), and Orsimer (Pariah Elves or Orcs), and two " Beast Races" note Argonians and Khajiit.
The Elder Scrolls games are set in Tamriel, a continent roughly the size of Africa, on the planet Nirn. It is the longest contiguous (since 1994) and best selling (over 58 million copies worldwide) Western RPG franchise in history. "TES" or "ES" for short, the series is renowned for its Wide-Open Sandbox style of gameplay, allowing the player to play as a heroic or diabolical character, to pursue the main quest with vigor or to ignore it entirely, and to gain prowess and fame through working for factions, guilds, military legions, and even the gods themselves. The Elder Scrolls is a massively popular Western RPG series produced by Bethesda Softworks.
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