As both fighters were noted to be “Armed befitting their culture”, and Savirien-Chorak was not described as having armor like his opponent, this could indicate that the author was unaware of the traditional Akaviri fighting techniques or their preferred equipment. Additionally, the text before a battle between Prince Juilek and Savirien-Chorak makes note of each piece of equipment they were using, but does not mention the dragonscale armor that the Akaviri forces were already established to use. Later games would show this was not the case, with ancient Akaviri equipment including shields. The text explicitly claims that the Tsaesci culture does not believe in shields, and that they did not use them. However, one clear error is at least present with its depiction of the Tsaesci. It describes the Tsaesci as being serpent people throughout the entire text. Morrowind would also include the historical fiction book series 2920, covering the events of the last year of the First Era. They managed to enslave the Red Dragons, but the black ones had fled to (then) Po Tun.” They are tall, beautiful (if frightening), covered in golden scales, and immortal.“Ī later line in the text implies that the claim they "ate all the Men of Akavir” was metaphorical “After the Serpent-Folk ate all the Men, they tried to eat all the Dragons. The serpent-folk ate all the Men of Akavir a long time ago, but still kind of look like them.
The Tsaesci were described as such: “Tsaesci is "Snake Palace”, once the strongest power in Akavir (before the Tiger-Dragon came). The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind would include a book called Mysterious Akavir which would establish the main factions in Akavir. It also claims that Akaviri surnames and facial features were prized traits by the population of Cyrodiil, and that the Akaviri could interbreed with the population of Cyrodiil. One of the earliest mention of the Tsaesci comes from PGE1, which doesn’t describe them thoroughly (they are only referred to as “Akaviri”), but establishes that the modern organization of the Empire was based on their reforms, as well as the style of equipment they use. However, let’s take a look at the available information and depictions of them throughout TES. Popular depictions of the Tsaesci have them as being snake people, similar to Lamias.
On the Topic of the Tsaesci Being Serpent People
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