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Argonians of Black Marsh. A plaque describing displayed Argonian artifacts. Although nearly as ancient as the Mer, the Argonians of Black Marsh are still a primitive people. Shamanistic thinking and tree worship indicates a sub-mer capacity for critical thinking.
The difficult terrain within the Black Marsh, coupled with the apparent isolationist policies of the Argonians, renders this largely a mystery. It is known that great emphasis is placed upon the Hist , the strange trees that are abundant in the Marsh.
Raphalas Eul was outfitted by an Imperial armorer with "heavy ebony and blazing dai-katana", whereas Nandor Beraid was outfitted with "dusty, rusted lizard-scales and spear" by his Argonian rival, and they fought in an arena simulating the conditions in Black Marsh.
10 gru 2012 · Here's why: So far, Black Marsh was a part of the Empire (hence the oblivion gates in it) and was ruled by a monarchy. However, under the crisys, a political party rose up, called An-Xileel. They united and rallied the Argonians. United, the Argonians invaded the oblivion plane of Mehrunes Dagon.
The Argonians thrive in the foreboding swamps of Black Marsh, a lush and threatening land teeming with poisonous plants and violent predators. The region's tropical climate lends its plants the capacity to overturn all attempts to cultivate them.
The Hist called them back to Black Marsh to protect it. Many answered, though not all, which is why you can be an Argonian in Oblivion. They successfully pushed the daedra back, then pursued them into Oblivion, forcing them to close the portals and give up.
The Accession War, [2] also known as the Argonian Invasion, [3] was a campaign waged by the An-Xileel of Black Marsh against the Great Houses of Morrowind during the first years of the Fourth Era. [4] For centuries, many Dunmer of the Great Houses of Morrowind had made a practice of invading Black...
