Question 2 of 10 146 About the Dreugh
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08-09-2006, 12:03 AM,
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The land Dreugh are heavily degenerate from regular sea Dreugh.
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08-09-2006, 02:12 AM,
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Quote:Originally posted by Axenyeah.... think of it like an adolensence... like elephants when they are "teenagers" they go through some stage making them very irrational and aggressive even though normally they are smart and cautious creatures |
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08-09-2006, 02:14 AM,
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as I said to someone somewhere on ESForums...
trust a novice Cyrodiilic observer or a Psijic studying the life and paths of organisms... I trust the Psijic.... as for species.... there see to be greatest concentrations of Dreugh around the Iliac, the Sea of Ghosts, Inner Sea, and Nibenay |
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08-09-2006, 03:23 AM,
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I merged the 2 Threads
I think were all in agreement then that the land and water dreugh are one in the same I tend to agree with K on their Karvanism taking place during change from adolesence to adulthood, a point in their lives when they become totally dependent on water, (possibly) mating takes place during this time and then they return to the waters to live out the remained of their days Any ideas on how long they live?
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08-09-2006, 08:10 AM,
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Quote:Originally posted by KuKulzAI have, and I can say this clearly and without a strand of doubt: From MY years of observations of the druegh, they have de-evolved from thier once sentient species. During Sotha Sils time, yes they were sentient, but now (in the end of the Third Era and begining of the Forth Era of Nirn) they are no more intelligent than a mud crab. Show me one example of an Intelligent, sentient species of Druegh from the present timeline (circa Forth Era) and I'll change my tune on this matter. As it currently stands, they are not a civilisation of sentient beings, but a race of animal. Perhaps they do communicate through a form of sonar, but so do bats, that doesn't make them intelligent. I havn't studied the Lore? The lore is irellivant, even Bethesda no longer go by their lore. (Play Oblivion to further understand this) And I don't need to study the lore of a video game i've played well over five-hundred hours of, because I've played it.
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08-09-2006, 02:44 PM,
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Howdy
You do have a valid point Bethesda doesn't follow their own lore. obviously! Their is no indication of any intelligent dreugh in TES3 or TES4 <(not known by me, havent played yet) Their isn't much written about them So were actually making the lore as lots of people do The point of this discussion is to learn and understand their origin and culture, using the little bits of information given in books and articles throughout ES records as a base, we can come up with a realistic and believable lore about them =)
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08-09-2006, 06:11 PM,
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every observation, even those of that guy in TES4... say that the water Dreugh is a very intelligent and dangerous creature while its land form is brutal and aggressive...
but I will trust what you say on Oblivion not totally following its own lore... and I did not say they did not degenerate... I think it is quite possible their race was unable to cope with the rise of Mer and man and the land areas becoming very dangerous for aquatic creatures... I think that what it is is that their once great civilizations have become feral... sorta like how once the Mayans lived in great cities in the Classic Era but since then they have lived int he more ancient and ancestral way in small hamlets... so the Dreugh may have lived in great civilization, but their people grew wild and feral as their centers of learning and magics and power were destroyed or abandoned... |
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08-09-2006, 09:50 PM,
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My thoughts exactly
It seems as I indicated before once they found their new home on Nirn, the other civilizations advancing at a greater rate then they. and they wars, the loss of Molag Bal influence, all rolled up, put their race on a downward spiral, giving us what we have today. This does not mean they do not have intelligence, maybe its just they wont communicate or give any quarter to the land dwellers for the above reasons, their pissed at mer and men, its possible they still have a civilization hidden beneath the surface, one never knows Even if they dont it doesnt mean we cant discuss the possibilites make lore, artifacts, underwater ruins things that have not been found, obscure, hidden secrets of the past and have fun doing it :yes:
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08-10-2006, 08:41 PM,
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Perhaps like the Mayans they have always been this way... but had great civilizations at one time... and now maybe they have secret holds of learning and power deep beneath the waves...
but yeah, we can discuss it all... |
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08-11-2006, 02:30 AM,
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Cool.
Yah, I wouldn't be surprized if their were still some that maintained the civilisation in some underground lake/ocean very plausable.
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