Settlement Reconstated: Who was AYLEIDS?

One of the most famous attractions in the game world Oblivion is redone These are numerous ruins of AYLEID, which scatter the landscape of the Cyrodia. From the long past, these ruins are the last remnants of the ancient race of measures, which was once dominant in Heartland, but have disappeared a long time ago. Since then, their cities have survived them, pushing many to ask who they used to be.

In Oblivion is redoneThe player will be asked to delve into the destruction of AYLEID sometimes, or interest one on the road, but otherwise they go mostly unexplained. Only with a few fragments of knowledge here, or mentioned there, it would be easy to reject structures as simple old stones. But their story is much more interesting and more important than many players when -you knew.

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Elves Eileida were dominant long before the oblivion events were converted

Long -long ago, the Aldmeris section led the thoughts to the mythical homeland of the elves, sending these peoples to Tamiriel, where they settled in different regions, becoming different races of the elves that have seen today. In Sammerset Altmer Islands made his home, looking like those in modern days Older scrolls Setting up. In the Revenue, the chimeras moved to the new house, settling next to Dyerme. Somewhere between the two, the rest of the Elven races were cut out on the territory, but perhaps the most powerful were the Eileids that settled in the hearts of the Cyrodia.

Landing over the heart and in the part of the modern Morrowind, Black Marsh, Elsweyr and Valenwood, Airids created large urban powers. They built a white-gold tower long before the men arrived, building it on the island they bought in bird people in exchange for teaching their literacy. They created excellent wells to collect the magic, seizing from the stars, one of which allegedly caught a drop of blood from the Lorkhan's heart, crystallizing as an amulet of kings.

It was this star aspect of their culture that seemed to determine the Eileids on the time. Eileids attached considerable importance to the stars, studying them and making them the main worship for them. They started developing ways to use the power that naturally entered the previously mentioned wells, but also in crystals known as Welkynd Stones. These crystals could eat the Eileid underground cities, which allowed them to quickly increase the empire, becoming the most powerful race.

Aleida worshiped Meridi but also other doded

As Eileid's religion developed, they paid attention to more material ways to focus their worship. Many Eileids found a common land with a merida, a prince of life and light, the light of which was perceived as a blessing on humans. Many cities and monuments were built in her honor, and Meridi may have formed the head of the Free Pantheon of the Deity who respected the race.

The nature of Meridia is very different from other princes of the Dedryrik. Where most princes have an unknown origin, or are regarded as creatures of pure chaos, merida is a magno-pro-ga, and as a result of the creation. When Magnus left Mundus, he thwarted a hole in the sky, creating the sun, allowing the Magic to flow from the ether, and his magnate came, creating the stars, much smaller holes in the cosmic ceiling. The reason why the meridia remained behind is unknown, but it demonstrates that not all gods in one area are so unanimous.

Despite the fact that the meridia seemed to be a natural prince of Daedra for Aileids, it was not the only one. Eileids sought power and little difference between the diper. The merida was very popular, but other cults to the signs of the dedrarik arise throughout their empire, and the ways of worshiping them become more lecherous, and many settlements of Aileid practice necromation.

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Eileids are enslaved by people and other races

When people eventually moved to Tamiriel, those who are in the heart are rapidly enslaved by Eileids. Not all Aileids were horrifying in handling other races, but for many of them it was very often pleased with the vassals. From the intestinal gardens of Serzen, to the vocal circles of Vindeesel, the Eileids became qualified negotiations, seeking difficult ways to make those who suffer under them. It is suspected that the same birds they educated, ensured, made the extinction of their cruel masters of elven.

All this came to mind at the beginning of the first era. With their cruelty, without knowing the boundaries, the slave nicknamed Alesia prayed to the gods to help her and his relative against the Eileids. Hearing her prayers, the gods presented the race of people and beast with the divine allies, sending the filler of Morihus and the Elf-Plita Pelinal Whitestrake. Having lost them with the oppressor, the uprising of the Alesian slave overthrew the Eileid rule in the manager, creating the first empire under Alesia.

Not all Aileids were destroyed in the uprising. Many joined Alesia, dissatisfaction with how their race went, looking for the future of a compromise where they could live together. Shortly after the bloodshed, this dream was implemented. But it has not been long until the Ales Order, the radical religious sect, did not become powerful in the empire, depriving many rights from elves and beasts. Soon, the rest of the Eileid was the choice: leave or die.

With the people who have now abandoned the people, the dominant race in Heartland and the cities of Eileid, the race was nowhere to go. Many became nomadic tribes, at first their existence, and then punishable. It is unknown how long they lasted in this suspended state, but in the second era of Eileid observations were not completely disappeared, which testified that the race had suffered a deep decline in the hands of the Ales Order.

Eileids were not completely destroyed

Despite everything, random aileid has intensified throughout the story. King Dinar, the last king of Eileida, was deprived of his dew, being trapped in a farmerburi, a mm score, returning to Tamiriel when he was released. In the third era, however, there is a whisper of another AYLEID that returns. It is said that the long -deceased Meridia champion, Umearil, is not exposed, but as one old warrior returns, the greatest enemy.