EDIT: Oh, right, you believe me, unlike the n00bs on the official forums

I don't need siege equipment. Usually I just pile a load of stuff at the walls, which I tried to do this time, or use arrows from a mod to get my main character up there to defeat the enemy archers when attacking smaller fortifications. Of course, this time the ground was a slope, so it wouldn't hav...

Correct. But most Septim emperors haven't been descendants, either, only distant relatives. Only a few have been the sons or grandsons of Tiber Septim. Some had pathetic claims to the throne. This novel isn't going to go against the lore, in theory.

Samurai were actually specialist archers, not swordsmen, so in hand-to-hand combat I'd say that most Japanese warriors could have beaten them. I would love to see gallowglasses against the ninjas on a battlefield. The gallowglasses were the best of the best in the western world, trained from birth w...

Damn, I got it the wrong way around

My gf will kick me

I missed something...

The Ocean Road - Runrig

1. Normal. 2. The only ones that really matter here (although I'm using a load of others) is Castle Domrose, with my own garrison of Imperial soldiers in it, and a simple one that I did without using the construction set, only console commands, that helped me create my own army. I'm also using a few...

No? Who was after him, then? (I'm a little rusty in TES IV, so I'm probably forgetting a lot of things.) Empress Katariah (the Dunmer) was killed in Black Marsh by a disenfranchised branch of the Septim family, and apparently there are descendants of Tiber Septim ruling a kingdom in High Rock. Ther...

Gallowglasses could beat the crap out of ninjas, although admittedly they had a different role

Earlier today, I gathered fifty Ashlanders with battleaxes, claymores, and bows to take the walls of Castle Domrose, in the mountain forests between Chorrol and Bruma. The garrison was of equal number, of Imperial Legion soldiers, trained and disciplined. Their camp followers fled inside as Clanhold...