Zurin Arctus: Mortal Cyrodiil Battlemage, soldier of the Third Empire, heart used to make Mantella, fought Numidium, became Underking, finally reclaimed his heart and truly died. May his spirit live forever in Sovngarde. King Wulfharth: Powerful Tongue, possible Dragonborn, reinstated Nordic traditions, drove out Alessians, fought Morrowind, died ONCE. Look at the stickies at the top of the forum's thread list. Once you get past that fact, it all falls into place, and you don't have to look for roundabout ways to alternatively describe things ways like these threads. Echoes of fracturing and pieces of larger entities fighting each other repeat themselves, and one of those is of the being Talos who has three pieces: Tiber Septim, Zurin Arctus, and Wulfharth. They both describe Shor's ghost which, surprise surprise! both Zurin Arctus and Wulfharth were.Īll you have to do is accept that the universe of TES is built on the fracturing of egos, allowing for more personalities to form.
They lay out a lot of the mechanics for things like mantling and show how mantling changes things in the real world.Īnd yes, Zurin Arctus was the Underking, but he wasn't the first.
Show me someone that doesn't accept Five Songs and AH, and I'll show you someone who isn't familiar enough with TES metaphysics because the two sources break many a paradigm. In real life, no you would never accept anything historical at face value, but in a literary world it makes sense to. Furthermore the heresy in Arcturian Heresy comes from the fact that it goes against Imperial propaganda anon accepted history. Five Songs and AH could have been written in a wild, abstract fashion, but they weren't.
Five Songs and Arcturian Heresy are two of the most important ingame books and contributions to overall TES lore next to The Monomyth and Varieties of Faith.
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