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Tzapquiel â Tamriel in the 4th Era
Published: 2011-11-28 02:41:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 14816; Favourites: 92; Downloads: 2666
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This is a continuation on my Third Era map of Tamriel ; year 201 in the Fourth Era (at the start of Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim), with Argonia, Hammerfell, and the newly created Aldmeri Dominion having seceded from the Empire; Morrowind devastated, and mostly conquered by Argonia; Skyrim plagued by civil war; and the Elsweyr confederacy split apart, and under Alinors rule.I had to take some wild guesses at many of the details, though; such as the fate of Dragonstar, Gideon, Western Morrowind, and The Chain; and the extension of the Vvardenfell catastrophy...
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Elsweyr controlled territory of the xylo river seen in north valenwood from all the way to Falenesti:
elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/XâŚ
elderscrolls.fandom.com/wiki/FâŚ
But other than that, gorgeous map!
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Ah, I see. Didn't know that. Though to be fair, the rivers of Tamriel differed quite a lot between the various reference maps I used, and both Xylo and Strid involved a bit of guesswork on my part.
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Really nice map.
Two things to object:
1 - Argonia controls much less Morrowind territory.
2 - Not sure if I remember correctly but Elsweyr is divided in half - 1/2 Pelletine and the other 1/2 Anequina. In your map Pelletine is more like 3/4 and Anequina just 1/4. But of course I may be wrong, and in that case just ignore what I said 
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Thank you I've been looking for an updated map.
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Argonia controls far far less of Morrowind then you have down. They didn't actually conquer, it was about revenge more than anything. The only land they kept was a small strip of southern Morrowind, which originally belonged to them anyway.
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OK, that's entirely plausible; as I said, I had to do some guesswork when I made this, as my sources were rather vague. You wouldn't mind pointing me to some sources for the current situation in Argonia/Morrowind, if you remember were you read that?
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It was Lord of Souls, the newest TES book.
Trust me, you don't want to read it, it isn't worth it even for the lore.
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Ah, OK, that explains it; I love the games, and really like the lore, but I found The Infernal City almost painfully bad, so I think I'll better heed your warning, and stay far away from it's sequel...
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Thank you very much I have been looking for this type of map for awhile
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Glad you liked it! ^^
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