Around the time the Dwemer dissappeared, these advisors used the Heart of Lorkhan under Red Mountain to become immortal. This was the era of the First Council, when the modern Great House system was in production, with Nerevar and his three advisors (the Tribunal) at the fore. The Nords ruled Morrowind for many years, until Chimer and Dwemer formed an alliance against them. Such disunity allowed Skyrim to conquer Morrowind. Sometime around the rise of the First Empire of the Nords in Skyrim, Dunmer Strongholds of Morrowind were most likely built at this time, for defense against Nordic raiders and other Chimer too, who did not seek exile with the rest at the time of exodus. These teachings spawned a new culture on Tamriel and a new people, even though the Chimer were physically indistinguishable from modern Altmer. They followed Veloth, who spoke to them on behalf of Boethiah, the Daedric Prince of Plots. Once called 'Chimer' (Changed Folk, or Changed Ones), Dunmer were a people of the Altmeri who had abandoned the ways, customs and laws of the Summerset Isles, and embarked on a great exodus to Morrowind. ' Fool.I breathe chaos, shadow, and darkness. This time, I'll present you my favorite second build:ĪGANA, THE BLOOD HUNTER Note: Hunter is for the action to hunt, in our case, lurking in the shadows don't be confused with the Classic Role Hunter Playstyle who use bows

Current hunter build royal quest