DrunkenMage
Intoxicated Arch-Mage
The voice actor for Mercer is everywhere... It is like he taunts you from beyond the grave.
What would the actual population of Skyrim be?
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The voice actor for Mercer is everywhere... It is like he taunts you from beyond the grave.
Miraak Tactics
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I believe I read that there was supposed to be much more people, but the amount could not cooperate with the platforms.
Miraak Tactics
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The only thing that scares me at night is Grelod shouting over and over "You don't scare me!"
khazan99
Semi-professional cabbage collector
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I like that map a lot; I also notice that Falkreath is spelled as "Falkrenth". Where did you get this btw?
As an aside, there is a book that sits on Faraengar's desk when you return with the Dragonstone (and he's in discussion with that "mysterious stranger"...) called "Holdings of Jarl Gjalund" which I always found really interesting because it lists small settlements throughout the region. Some of the place names of these old settlements remain in one form or another ("Rorik's Steading", for example) and make me think about how the province has changed over time. Fascinating lore!
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Argonian Skyrim
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Maybe the populated is 20 or 17X times of people. Maybe. Im sure there alot of different race in different land
Lewsean
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I can't remember where I got it mate, I was just researching the topic and this map was the most accurate to scale I could find. Was on Reddit I think......
I like that map a lot; I also notice that Falkreath is spelled as "Falkrenth". Where did you get this btw?
As an aside, there is a book that sits on Faraengar's desk when you return with the Dragonstone (and he's in discussion with that "mysterious stranger"...) called "Holdings of Jarl Gjalund" which I always found really interesting because it lists small settlements throughout the region. Some of the place names of these old settlements remain in one form or another ("Rorik's Steading", for example) and make me think about how the province has changed over time. Fascinating lore!
(EDIT: added hyperlink)
