morrowind needs its own John Brown to sort all that slavery shit out. call him Jiob Brothren or something
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I have good news about events that transpire in the third era, year 430, and how they did not prevent the Accession War.
sorry to reply to after so long but we've finally read about the Accession War on the ancient tomes (UESP) and the events of 3E 430... god that was asking for some heavy backlash wasn't it? I dunno why he'd do that but too little late. The Accession War feels justified if it was to get back at Morrowind for the millenia of oppression, they hit the capital at the worst of times too during the Red Year and a massive refugee crisis, god TES lore is so cool.
I really wanted to find this one lore tidbit about an argonian woman who led a slave revolt or something like that but I couldn’t find it! It might have been a elder scrolls legends card or something. Maybe it’s just an apocryphal memory. In lieu of that there’s the whole Accession War.
I can defintely see that being in a book, regardless if it's somewhere in the lore or not that sounds badass and it's canon to me. I bet both the Hist and general Argonian population noticed things were very bad in Morrowind and it was the perfect time for invasion. It'd be cool if that was explored more, things are a little vague on what is in theory a pretty radical conflict.
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