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2013-07-10T03:49:39Z

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	'''Setting/Locations: Dark Brotherhood'''<br>		'''Setting/Locations: Dark Brotherhood'''<br>

	Their locations and settings can very greatly. As opposed to the Morag Tong with their official guild buildings, the Brotherhood is relegated to the shadows and outskirts of places. In the basement of an abandoned building in Oblivion and out in the country in Skyrim. However, unlike the Morag Tong, they were not chased out of the rest of Tamriel during the 2nd era, so their settings could be just about anywhere but Morrowind.<br><br>		Their locations and settings can very greatly. As opposed to the Morag Tong with their official guild buildings, the Brotherhood is relegated to the shadows and outskirts of places. In the basement of an abandoned building in Oblivion and out in the country in Skyrim. However, unlike the Morag Tong, they were not chased out of the rest of Tamriel during the 2nd era, so their settings could be just about anywhere but Morrowind.

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			'''Thoughts''' <br>
			This idea is a bit more complicated, as there aren't really any game engines designed about this specific sort of thing. Now to the meat and grits of this idea. Picture a game such as Age of Pirates II, now enhance it's graphics to something like that of Assassin's Creed III. We're getting closer to the evolution of this idea. The sea battles in AC3 were one of my favorite parts of that game. Strip out the assassination aspect of it and make this game about a Pirate Ship, sailing the open seas. Making port in Tortuga to sell your loot or raiding the Caribbean islands. Fighting for dominance against the Spanish or English or French (Whomever). <br><br>
			'''Reasoning''' <br>
			There have never really been any very great Pirate games out there. As I've said Age of Pirates II comes close to being decent but they did it.. wrong. The battles were boring, the graphics terrible. We need something more like the sea-battles in AC3 with the capturing of ships and the like.<br><br>
			'''Plausible Game Elements'''<br>
			Just like in how Connor was able to board enemy vessels and capture at least a couple of them. The ability to capture and plunder vessels or fight from deck to the crow's nest would be of great importance. Then after capturing it, crewing it with pirates recruited from one of the ports or some such, to make the game feel more realistic. Even the rehiring of positions on your ship from crewmembers killed in battle. <br><br>
			Other features could be the setting up of your own island hideout/stronghold which can be used at times when being raided by enemy pirates, or sub-missions involving hauling cargo, plundering certain vessels. Plus full exploration of your ship (Lets say a day/night cycle so that the captain's cabin can get some usage). <br><br>
			Finally the story aspect of the game. There are several possible things you can be fighting here. Any of the Crowns with ambitions for the area, other pirates for dominance. The possibilities are countless.

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2013-07-10T03:29:20Z

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	Because I love the splitting up of topics from my popular AC4 setting blog, I'll be repeating the same format again for this to split up my thoughts and ideas. This blog will be about fairly random things, such as game ideas to reviews to rants about certain games. Even possible multiple things.		Because I love the splitting up of topics from my popular AC4 setting blog, I'll be repeating the same format again for this to split up my thoughts and ideas. This blog will be about fairly random things, such as game ideas to reviews to rants about certain games. Even possible multiple things.

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	'''Thoughts'''		'''Thoughts''' <br>
	I find that Bethesda is missing out on several plausible and highly believable sub-games that they could make. It does not require that they be a part of the main series (I, II, III, IV, V). For instance, assume that they based a more centric game so to speak, featuring the aspects of just one part of the game. Now onto the basis of the idea which takes in part to what this wikia is about; Assassination. Within the backstory of TES, there are comments about people of great dexterity which could incorporate freerunning. As well there could be a few ways to go about using the inclusion of freerunning. There are two guilds I find that would be perfectly suited for this kind of game; The Morag Tong and The Dark Brotherhood.
			I find that Bethesda is missing out on several plausible and highly believable sub-games that they could make. It does not require that they be a part of the main series (I, II, III, IV, V). For instance, assume that they based a more centric game so to speak, featuring the aspects of just one part of the game. Now onto the basis of the idea which takes in part to what this wikia is about; Assassination. Within the backstory of TES, there are comments about people of great dexterity which could incorporate freerunning. As well there could be a few ways to go about using the inclusion of freerunning. There are two guilds I find that would be perfectly suited for this kind of game; The Morag Tong and The Dark Brotherhood. <br><br>

			'''Reasoning: Morag Tong'''<br>

			First off there is one particular image that comes to mind which would fit beautifully for an assassins creed-esque version of an Elder Scrolls game: <br>http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b26/sephiroth5271/moragcopy_zps7c0df4b8.jpg<br>

	~~'''Reasoning:~~ Morag Tong'''		This is a concept artwork of a Morag Tong assassin, note how there are the two wrist attached 'spines' for stabbing. Within the ingame lore the wrist blades can be modified a bit to be included. Such as saying that they are magically created or even that the chitin on the wrists house a living organism which responds to the tensing (clenching) of muscles to extend on it's own. Such as certain types of plants in the game.<br><br>
	~~First off there is one particular image~~ that ~~comes~~ to ~~mind which would fit beautifully for an assassins creed-esque version~~ of ~~an Elder Scrolls~~ game~~: http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b26/sephiroth5271/moragcopy_zps7c0df4b8~~.~~jpg~~

	~~This is a concept artwork of a~~ Morag Tong ~~assassin, note how there are~~ the ~~two wrist attached~~ '~~spines' for stabbing~~. ~~Within~~ the ~~ingame lore the wrist blades can be modified~~ a ~~bit~~ to ~~be included. Such~~ as ~~saying that they are magically created or even that the chitin on the wrists house a living organism which responds~~ to ~~the tensing (clenching)~~ of ~~muscles to extend on it's own. Such as certain types of plants in the game~~.		The Morag Tong unlike the Assassin's guild in AC, have their targets selected not by being Templars, but by being political figures who have had other political figures take "writs" out on them. Afterwards the successful assassination, a Tong is expected to turn themselves in immediately after an assassination; so as to absolve them of any long-term legal ramifications. <br><br>

	~~The~~ Morag Tong ~~unlike the~~ Assassin's guild in AC, have their targets selected not by being Templars, but by being political figures who have had other political figures take "writs" out on them. Afterwards the successful assassination, a Tong is expected to turn themselves in immediately after an assassination; so as to absolve them of any long-term legal ramifications.		Also when it comes down to it, the Morag Tong are a very legitimate group that people will associate with. Such as in say Assassin's Creed 2's games where Ezio would go about renevating businesses and buildings.<br><br>

	~~Also when it comes down to it, the~~ Morag Tong ~~are a very legitimate group that people will associate with. Such as in say Assassin~~'~~s Creed 2~~'~~s games where Ezio would go about renevating businesses and buildings.~~		'''Setting/Locations: Morag Tong'''<br>

	~~'''Setting/Locations: Morag Tong'''~~
	There are several plausible time-periods which could be a decent choice to go with. As well as several different parts of Tamriel.		There are several plausible time-periods which could be a decent choice to go with. As well as several different parts of Tamriel.
	At the very end of the 1st Era, the Morag Tong were responsible for the assassination of Reman III Cyrodiil, the emperor of Tamriel. As well as the ending of the Akaviri Potentate by the assassination of Savirien-Chorak in the 2nd Era 430.		At the very end of the 1st Era, the Morag Tong were responsible for the assassination of Reman III Cyrodiil, the emperor of Tamriel. As well as the ending of the Akaviri Potentate by the assassination of Savirien-Chorak in the 2nd Era 430. <br><br>

			Time periods after this would greatly limit the Morag Tong to their native Morrowind as they had been fully supressed in other areas. However even then Morrowind could provide plenty of areas which would fit perfectly.<br><br>

			'''Reasoning: Dark Brotherhood'''<br>

	~~Time periods after this would greatly limit~~ the ~~Morag Tong to~~ their ~~native Morrowind as they had been fully supressed~~ in ~~other areas~~. ~~However even then Morrowind could provide plenty~~ of ~~areas which would fit perfectly~~.		One of my most favorite portions of Skyrim were the Dark Brotherhood missions, simply because of the pure insanity of Cicero. Generally the Brotherhood are very small in numbers and their targets are far more wider and varied in backgrounds. The darker color theme of their appearance is fantastic in my opinion for an assassin. <br><br>

	'''~~Reasoning~~: Dark Brotherhood'''		'''Setting/Locations: Dark Brotherhood'''<br>
	One of my most favorite portions of Skyrim were the Dark Brotherhood missions, simply because of the pure insanity of Cicero. Generally the Brotherhood are very small in numbers and their targets are far more wider and varied in backgrounds. The darker color theme of their appearance is fantastic in my opinion for an assassin.

	~~'''Setting/Locations: Dark Brotherhood'''~~		Their locations and settings can very greatly. As opposed to the Morag Tong with their official guild buildings, the Brotherhood is relegated to the shadows and outskirts of places. In the basement of an abandoned building in Oblivion and out in the country in Skyrim. However, unlike the Morag Tong, they were not chased out of the rest of Tamriel during the 2nd era, so their settings could be just about anywhere but Morrowind.<br><br>
	Their locations and settings can very greatly. As opposed to the Morag Tong with their official guild buildings, the Brotherhood is relegated to the shadows and outskirts of places. In the basement of an abandoned building in Oblivion and out in the country in Skyrim. However, unlike the Morag Tong, they were not chased out of the rest of Tamriel during the 2nd era, so their settings could be just about anywhere but Morrowind.
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2013-07-10T03:25:50Z

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Because I love the splitting up of topics from my popular AC4 setting blog, I'll be repeating the same format again for this to split up my thoughts and ideas. This blog will be about fairly random things, such as game ideas to reviews to rants about certain games. Even possible multiple things.
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The Elder Scrolls = <font face="calibri"><font color="#FFFFFF">

'''Thoughts'''
I find that Bethesda is missing out on several plausible and highly believable sub-games that they could make. It does not require that they be a part of the main series (I, II, III, IV, V). For instance, assume that they based a more centric game so to speak, featuring the aspects of just one part of the game. Now onto the basis of the idea which takes in part to what this wikia is about; Assassination. Within the backstory of TES, there are comments about people of great dexterity which could incorporate freerunning. As well there could be a few ways to go about using the inclusion of freerunning. There are two guilds I find that would be perfectly suited for this kind of game; The Morag Tong and The Dark Brotherhood.

'''Reasoning: Morag Tong'''
First off there is one particular image that comes to mind which would fit beautifully for an assassins creed-esque version of an Elder Scrolls game: http://i16.photobucket.com/albums/b26/sephiroth5271/moragcopy_zps7c0df4b8.jpg

This is a concept artwork of a Morag Tong assassin, note how there are the two wrist attached 'spines' for stabbing. Within the ingame lore the wrist blades can be modified a bit to be included. Such as saying that they are magically created or even that the chitin on the wrists house a living organism which responds to the tensing (clenching) of muscles to extend on it's own. Such as certain types of plants in the game.

The Morag Tong unlike the Assassin's guild in AC, have their targets selected not by being Templars, but by being political figures who have had other political figures take "writs" out on them. Afterwards the successful assassination, a Tong is expected to turn themselves in immediately after an assassination; so as to absolve them of any long-term legal ramifications.

Also when it comes down to it, the Morag Tong are a very legitimate group that people will associate with. Such as in say Assassin's Creed 2's games where Ezio would go about renevating businesses and buildings.

'''Setting/Locations: Morag Tong'''
There are several plausible time-periods which could be a decent choice to go with. As well as several different parts of Tamriel.
At the very end of the 1st Era, the Morag Tong were responsible for the assassination of Reman III Cyrodiil, the emperor of Tamriel. As well as the ending of the Akaviri Potentate by the assassination of Savirien-Chorak in the 2nd Era 430.

Time periods after this would greatly limit the Morag Tong to their native Morrowind as they had been fully supressed in other areas. However even then Morrowind could provide plenty of areas which would fit perfectly.

'''Reasoning: Dark Brotherhood'''
One of my most favorite portions of Skyrim were the Dark Brotherhood missions, simply because of the pure insanity of Cicero. Generally the Brotherhood are very small in numbers and their targets are far more wider and varied in backgrounds. The darker color theme of their appearance is fantastic in my opinion for an assassin.

'''Setting/Locations: Dark Brotherhood'''
Their locations and settings can very greatly. As opposed to the Morag Tong with their official guild buildings, the Brotherhood is relegated to the shadows and outskirts of places. In the basement of an abandoned building in Oblivion and out in the country in Skyrim. However, unlike the Morag Tong, they were not chased out of the rest of Tamriel during the 2nd era, so their settings could be just about anywhere but Morrowind.
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