It never was in league , this was a photoshop showing an idea . <| sep |> first time turkey cookers , how did your turkey turn out ? <| sep |> May there be lots of delicious turkey and no barfing . <| sep |> Sure . But even just knowing vocabulary will allow you to at least understand the language and perhaps stumble through a few sentences . It ' s decent for being free . Yeah you won ' t get the grammar nuances and whatnot but you ' ll still be understandable . <| sep |> Looks like Tracer to me <| sep |> do those weapon quest rewards scale with your lvl ? <| sep |> yes please respwan give us at least one maps a month . if it saves time and money just remaster maps from titanfall 1 <| sep |> I ' ll preface my reply by saying that I am not particularly wellschooled in some of this stuff , so if I make an egregious error , do feel free to point it out . I say they knew because the 36 Lessons talk about the return of the Nerevarine , and how he will have to remove ALMSIVI from the board and how without the Hortator there is no Sharmat and vice versa . I might accept that Vivec knew , but I highly doubt the others did . Almalexia certainly doesn ' t seem like she really wants to dig her own grave like that . I admittedly can ' t really say for Seht . Also , how do we know when the Sermons were written ? Do you have a source for that , because I couldn ' t find any . Also , what Vivec did in the past is somewhat malleable , given that he literally rewrote history . This The 36 Lessons were written thousands of years ago , and this We know from the Loveletter that Vehk had visions of the future when he was just a young mortal companion of Indoril Nerevar . could in theory be true , because Vivec made them true retroactively . As I understand it , Vivec essentially absolved himself of guilt by rewriting history . Being the notorious liar he is , could he not have changed other things , such as when the Lessons were written ? Admittedly , though , I don ' t have much basis for this , so you ' re probably right . Also a constant theme in the 36 Lessons is Vivec attempting to teach Nerevar about the Walking Ways and how Nerevar keeps failing and understanding the concept , and it culminates in his murder at Red Mountain . I think Vivec had just taken it into his own hands at that point , he forced the change himself . Nerevar would succeed in death what failed at in life . Considering that Vivec supposedly did love Nerevar , this actually is relatively likely . I ' d like to think , however , that he might just also have been motivated just a little by the promise of ascending via the Heart . Heck , maybe there was a bit of a Gollumlike situation going on , where his good motivations to help Nerevar was used to justify the relatively unrelated act of seizing the ~~ ring ~~ Heart of awesome divine power . Or maybe I ' m crackpotting too much . Point being , you make a valid case . Then we look at the run up to Morrowind the game . Vivec out of nowhere mysteriously agrees to join the empireNot entirely . You don ' t just join empires for friendlyfriendly reasons . Tiber Septim had won several battles before meeting with Vivec . Already then , the Tribunal was weakened . Vivec joined the Empire because Septim was wrecking Morrowind in the closing days of the second era , several centuries before the game . Granted , he might have known what you speak of , but it would be reductionistic to say he joined out of nowhere . Fighting Septim would have been difficult , even for a guy like him . As evidenced by ESO and the Interregnum , even having three demigodlike creatures on your side doesn ' t make for an instantwin button in warfare , or the Tribunal would ' ve roflstomped the Daggerfall Covenant and the Aldmeri Dominion ages ago . They ' re not omnipotent , and neither is Vivec . much to the shock and horror of the rest of his nation . Wouldn ' t say shock and horror . The terms were pretty favorable Hlaalu was enthusiastic , Dres agreed when the Empire promised to protect slavery . Redoran joined begrudgingly , and Telvanni joined when Hlaalu and Redoran did . The only openly hostile House was Indoril . If there is no Foul Murder , then there is no Nerevarine . If there is no Nerevarine then DagothUr wins . If DagothUr wins then there is nobody to enforce the change thats needed . Could Vivec foresee what Dagoth Ur would become even then ? I ' ll admit I haven ' t read the sermons extensively , but again , I ' m a little sceptical .