Elder scrolls third era series#

Elder scrolls third era series#

If you go back to my Pirate Lair comments, the Imperial Navy already has a more modern rank structure, it is a Commodore that attacks and defeats the Pirate and I think it says heвЂ™s an Admiral later on, but thatвЂ™s already more than one flag rank, in this instance the Commodore isnвЂ™t a senior captain, heвЂ™s the actual flag officer in charge of the force.MS-DOS, Microsoft Windows, Xbox, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, N-Gage, J2ME, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, macOS, Nintendo Switch, Android, iOS, Stadia, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S That brings up another issue, they imply in Skyrim that you only have one General rank, they realized I think as early as the 1500s that one rank wasnвЂ™t enough, hence why they invented ranks like Captain General, Lieutenant General and Sergeant Major General, warrant officer and the like too and to me, this is going to happen at some point to The Legion. So say I treble the invasion, to 9 legions, anywhere from 45 to 54 thousand troops, you probably need to bring 4 or 5 Generals. Now if either is true, youвЂ™d have to start creating larger headquarters to handle any larger force, they have the advantage of having magic to communicate, but you need layers of command when the force gets larger. I will also say that thereвЂ™s still an argument over Legion size, if they were based on the Roman legion OR a brigade sized unit, then theyвЂ™d have that 4 to 6 thousand troop size. I will say, thereвЂ™s a massive discrepancy in ship building capabilities, in Skyrim you get the Viking long boat, in Oblivion, you almost feel like theyвЂ™re on the verge of putting cannon on ships, and the pirates lair doesnвЂ™t help things because the battle that killed said pirate implies their Naval rank structure is evolved beyond a Roman like rank structure. You could invade Akavir, but you actually have to commit the Legion, you actually have to commit to not immediately sending civilians. I highly recommend this to read, because it's one of the best books in the series. Here is a book from Oblivion, depicting the events of the Invasion of Akavir.

This meant that by the time of Skyrim 4E 201 (232 years after Oblivion), the empire only consisted of the province of Cyrodiil, Hammerfell, High Rock and Skyrim with civil war raging in the latter. This send the Empire into a downward spiral and many regions like Black Marsh (homeland of the Argonians) declared their independence from the Empire. was on the throne (there were actually a few emperors that reigned in between them) in 3E 368.ДЄfter finally being stable, the Empire faced it's biggest threat yet, with the Oblivion Crisis happenning in 3E 433.

and his successors to reunite all provinces of Tamriel. It took the hard work of Emperor Uriel Septim VI. Lacking a strong leader during the times of the Elder Council regeny and the loss of so many resources after the disaster in Akavir, put the Empire in a difficult place with many rebellions rising up and regions on the brink of leaving the empire. However, because of his young age (five years old) the Elder Council held the true power and being reluctant to giving them back to the Emperor, once he grew up.

The death of the Emperor led his son Uriel Septim VI. He assembled a large navy (I think the largest navy in the history of Tamriel, although I'm not 100% sure) with a lot of transports ships to transport his newly formed Expeditionary Force, consisting of the Fifth, Seventh, Tenth, and Fourteenth Legions.ДЄlthough being successful at the beginning of the Invasion, it ultimately led to the death and loss of most of the Expeditionary Force, a large part of the navy and the death of Emperor Uriel Septim V. (later known as one of the best military minds) started a series of wars, to counquer new islands and shift attention away from the internal struggles of the Empire.ДЇollowing his successes, he set his eyes on the continent of Akavir. In order to counteract this, Emperor Uriel Septim V. Well, in the 3E 270s the Empire was conceived as weak.