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Seez

26/set./2012 às 11:25

The Bugs in Jars? The Promised Day?!

So I noticed there are 5 insects inside jars scattered around Skyrim. Upon discovering one I found a rune on the lid. When I did some research I discovered these theories...

Someone noticed the connection between the five cities Morthal, Whiterun, Winterhold, Dawnstar, and Windhelm, and realized they formed a Pentagon. He also noticed three dragon "sanctuaries" or whatever you may call them, Mzinchaleft, and the Tower Stone formed a smaller pentagon within it, making a transmutation circle. In the general area of the middle of the circle, there is a shrine to Talos with a circle of stones around it. His theory was that if you placed the bugs on their respective cities, committed genocide in those ctities, kill the dragons at the dragon areas and the one that Mzinchaleft leads to, activate the tower stone, and wait for the "Promised Day".

The second one expands upon the Weynon stones. The guy figured out that the Thalmor are trying to erase mankind from existence, and the things that are stopping them are the eight towers, all of which were destroyed or deactivated. The most significant and only remaining one are the Brass Tower and Snow-Throat, or the Throat of the World. The Brass Tower was cast out of time. The tower may have a spiritual connection with Numidium, the brass god, and the disappearance of the tower and therefore Numidium may tie in with the disappearance of the Dwemer. Snow Throat is the only active one. Each of these towers have stones which bind them to Nirn, and the theorist concluded that the Weynon Stones bound Snow Throat. This is why the Thalmor have been waging war on Skyrim ; so they can destroy Snow Throat or the Weynon Stones, either way destroying the last tower and wiping mankind from existence.

So... what do you people think about these? (There are more theories). Just far-fetched observations? Or is there something to it? I personally think it's just an observation, but what about you guys? :P

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Meepus Moopus possui The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim

26/set./2012 às 11:29

You got one thing wrong; in the second theory the Thalmor don't try to wipe out mankind. Their goal is the destruction of the mortal plane, because they think that that way they can free themselves from the imprisonment of mortality, and regain their original forms as higher beings.