Found her dwemer stuff for ya, Phil. Generic dialogue, but she says this exclusively around Dwemer ruins.
"Is this a dwarven city? I can't believe they'd let it get so run down." Inside a Dwemer Ruin.
"I always wondered what the dwarves actually looked like. I hear they're like elves, but with beards."
blah, blah, blah! Problem is that she mixes tenses. She says is a Dwarven city instead of was a Dwarven city. They're is open to be either they are or they were, though sentence before is past tense.
It's silliness. You can imagine trying to do fanfiction off of this.
I was thinking about what someone else said. I said that the sundial was Elvish make, which is backed up by her dialogue, though blah, I can't seem to find it right now.
But if we can agree that the house has elements of Falmer architecture, then why would the moondial be different. Unless...
When it was a sundial - built by Falmer, cause why would you have a Falmer house with a Dwemer sundial, though granted, they kinda did coexist.
When Valerica converted it to a moondial, which we know she did - hired a Dwemer? Or another type of Elf? That would explain the Dwemerish look, and would it maybe fit in the time frame? I'm too tired to go back up in the thread and look.
We can all agree, it is Elven. Mebbe it's both? Maybe it's none of them, hahaha, and an Altmer made it. I almost put a similar sundial in the home of one of my protagonist's good friends and he would have recognized the construction upon entering Volkihar. He recognizes the construction of the castle regardless, as it does share similar features that are present in Elven architectural styles.
Said Lissette. (I couldn't find the reply button
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That dialogue is confusing and the part where she expresses disbelief certainly seems to imply she doesn't know they disappeared. That in itself is pretty odd and hard to reconcile with my theory. It's only that she the reveals she may know of their disappearance when she wonders what they looked like in a past tense. Are there any other clues from ancient places which may reveal something?
So what is the consensus on the Moondial apart from
Do we know Rana's exact dialogue? Are there any clues there?
Found her dwemer stuff for ya, Phil. Generic dialogue, but she says this exclusively around Dwemer ruins.
"Is this a dwarven city? I can't believe they'd let it get so run down." Inside a Dwemer Ruin.
"I always wondered what the dwarves actually looked like. I hear they're like elves, but with beards."
blah, blah, blah! Problem is that she mixes tenses. She says is a Dwarven city instead of was a Dwarven city. They're is open to be either they are or they were, though sentence before is past tense.
It's silliness. You can imagine trying to do fanfiction off of this.
I was thinking about what someone else said. I said that the sundial was Elvish make, which is backed up by her dialogue, though blah, I can't seem to find it right now.
But if we can agree that the house has elements of Falmer architecture, then why would the moondial be different. Unless...
When it was a sundial - built by Falmer, cause why would you have a Falmer house with a Dwemer sundial, though granted, they kinda did coexist.
When Valerica converted it to a moondial, which we know she did - hired a Dwemer? Or another type of Elf? That would explain the Dwemerish look, and would it maybe fit in the time frame? I'm too tired to go back up in the thread and look.
We can all agree, it is Elven. Mebbe it's both? Maybe it's none of them, hahaha, and an Altmer made it. I almost put a similar sundial in the home of one of my protagonist's good friends and he would have recognized the construction upon entering Volkihar. He recognizes the construction of the castle regardless, as it does share similar features that are present in Elven architectural styles.
Said Lissette. (I couldn't find the reply button)
That dialogue is confusing and the part where she expresses disbelief certainly seems to imply she doesn't know they disappeared. That in itself is pretty odd and hard to reconcile with my theory. It's only that she the reveals she may know of their disappearance when she wonders what they looked like in a past tense. Are there any other clues from ancient places which may reveal something?
So what is the consensus on the Moondial apart from
Do we know Rana's exact dialogue? Are there any clues there?
Volkihar Castle is no walk in the garden on Requiem. Get it! Walk in the garden! HAHA.