Bethesda have updated their races codex, although in what way I'm not sure. A new book has also been revealed. Spiffy.

*swears* you beat me to it!

Oh well. This is a nice find anyway, and the new races information shall aid me to no end. (Bwahahaha! *time for library update*)

Maybe your faster next time

So what changed about the race information?

It's more the fact that I can provide pictures than anything else, plus, it's official info too, so I'm comfortable with using it.

Only the map and concept sketches have been changed, and the "in-game" race pictures have been removed. The actual information regarding the races has not changed at all, as diff confirms.

Check out the new map of Morrowind for a real kick; they've taken the time to add Stros M'kai and Dawnstar, but Balmora now has a very pleasant view of the Inner Sea, which appears to have swallowed up the island of Solstheim. I always did think that those Dwarven machines put out a little too much Carbon Dioxide for their own good.

Really? Because I can't see them anywhere on the morrowind map.



Actually, there are some tiny (very tiny) titbits around, that I shall put to good use.

Stros M'kai is between Summerset Isle and Cyrodiil; Dawnstar is on the northern coast of Skyrim.

Yes, that I know, but that now Definitely does not make them part of the morrowind map. Check your original statement.

Perhaps you should inspect it, Vaanic. I never said in any way that either was in Morrowind.

The semicolon does not mean "the fourth through seventh words of the previous clause have a strong correlation to the seventh to tenth words of the upcoming clause in a manner that is to be arbitrarily decided by the reader," and no amount of out-of-context quotes can change that.

Because the last few posts have made me yearn for this thread to have a purpose again, I am forced to bring this up:



What, exactly, are you talking about?

Well, the fact that you started with Morrowind, then jumped to the general map, and jumped back again to morrowind (with a comma), without indicating, confused me.


Connotations for "dark", I never noticed before, last time it was for "dun", I *think*.

There was a little more information in the Altmer and Bosmer sections that *I* had never seen before, in character descriptions.

I am sorry, but diff cannot work with purely imaginary reference points -- although you are the only person who has ever seemed to have a problem with this, I am submitting a report to the Debian Project package maintainer for this utility.

Oh, did I forget to mention a whole new book? Which gives us insights into the Camoran's. That'll worm it's way into our library somehow.

EDIT: Notice how solsthiem has now popped up.