The Staff of Chaos, the Warp in the West, the rise of the Nerevarine, the opening of The Eternal Champion came to a grinding halt. The High King of Skyrim was murdered by one of his Jarls, plunging the land into a bloody civil war.Īs the sons of Skyrim spilled their own blood, the Elder Scrolls' final prophecy was fulfilled. Hammerfell seceded from the Empire and pushedīack its Elven invaders. The Imperial CityĬhanged hands two times in just as many years. The Aldmeri Dominion and the Empire went to war. The moons mysteriously vanished, only to reappear two years later. Umbriel, a floating city fueled by the souls of its victims, drew a swath of destruction across all of Tamriel. The Thalmor seized control in the Summerset Isle and Valenwood, reestablishing Seized the Imperial City and became Emperor. Revolted and conquered the south of Morrowind as Red Mountain erupted in the north. The Argonians, tired of chafing under Dunmer slavemasters, It was the dawn of the Fourth Era, but there was no Empire left to greet it. As each province tried to reassert its independence, With the death of the last Septim, the Empire lost its last legitimate leader. It has been 200 years since Martin Septim sacrificed himself to permanently seal the barriers between Nirn and Oblivion. The game is set two hundred years after the events of Oblivion and takes place in the fictional province of Skyrim This is an expansion, like in the good old days."
It was a sizable add-on and the best of the bunch, earning a 9/10 in Dan Whitehead's Dragonborn review: "This isn't DLC. New weapons, quests, enemies, armour pieces and Dragon Shouts were also added. ◾ Dragonborn: The third and final Skyrim expansion adds the island of Solstheim, and the chance to tame and ride Dragons. Closer in line with Fallout 4's base building than a true expansion, it got mixed impressions in our Hearthfire review at the time. ◾ Hearthfire: The odd-one-out of the trio, this allowed players to build their own home in one of several pre-set locations, as well as the ability to adopt a child. Dan Whitehead was mostly positive impression in his 7/10 Dawnguard review, saying: "If all you want is a solid side quest and some good loot, this will scratch that itch." It added new questlines, weapons - such as the crossbow - armours and perks, including skill trees for vampires and warewolves. ◾ Dawnguard: The debut expansion focused on vampires, giving players the choice to join them or hunt them down alongside the titular Dawnguard organisation.
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