Tamriel Rebuilt: I4-297

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I4-297.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome to another session of Archive Time! Only one more left! Then we can be done with this silliness and I need to figure out new content to add. Today we shall be looking at an Old Mournhold styled ruined manor deep in Redoran territory that used to belong to an Indoril noble. Probably someone who had good diplomatic relations with the majority of House Redoran and who was often used as the diplomatic approach to Redoran and Indoril disputes. He probably would have stayed more in the Indoril lands, if he would not have wanted to separate himself from the more war-minded Indoril, whom he was unable to tolerate.

    The manor fell into ruin, because a river decided to make its way through it. Great fun. As the lord of the manor was dead, the servants left the back of the manor undisturbed and locked the rest. Now it has been taken by some bandits, amongst whom the thief has been unable to unlock the doors to the deeper parts. The other bandits have found that to be for the best, as they do not want to know what would force the Indoril to give up such an old and grand manor. Venture beyond the jumpywumpy for sixteen screenshots and 3 claim pages worth of claim history. Well, two pages and two posts, I guess.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-662

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-662.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome back! Time for another session of Archive Time! Only two more! Today we shall take a look at a boring grotto. Could use more cowbell, but no! Just water and rocks and some kelp. Even kelp is scarce. And the screenshots are dark and hard to make out.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-660

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I3-660.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good morning! Or evening! Or time-zone-reliant time! If it were up to me, you would all be having tea and biscuits while reading this Archive Time!, for today we shall be looking at a perfect example as to why bandits in Morrowind have to be bandits. They are just too damn... I have no idea what they are, but they certainly are not wise to have a campfire under a wooden structure. On another hand, the cave is probably so moist that they are being too clever for their own good and attempting to keep the rot out of the wood by keeping it arid... Anyway! Screenshots and the like!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-59

Tamriel Rebuilt:
 I2-59.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good day! Time for another session of Archive Time! Today we shall take a look at my part of the Necrom Catacombs. This is one of the older and thus lower levels of the catacombs, filled with mummies and the like. While some might think: "Wait, older and lower? That makes no sense. One should dig deeper to expand the catacombs," then that is not the case here. The whole Necrom complex is based around building atop the catacombs. The city above Necrom has been rebuilt many times, just to make room for more catacombs. I do hope we left enough empty space to facilitate at least another few centuries of remains. Some would claim that it does not matter due to some events considered the future of Morrowind, but Necrom is known to have survived that. Anyway! 25 screenshots beyond the jump! Or if you are not at the main page, then just 25 screenshots!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-645

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-645.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Merry April! Try not to eat all the Aprilly thingies! Some are probably venomous snakes! Welcome to another session of Archive Time!, where we shall now take a look at a bandit cave! Of bandits! And deadly pits! Probably some Nord's armpits! Or mine! Wait, no. Mine do not have bloatspores at the bottom of them. But this is a bandit cave! With wooden walls and wall-mounted crossbows which no one is using, since... Well. Hand-carried crossbows actually work in Morrowind.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I4-298

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I4-298.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Merry Saturday! It is time for a brand new session of Archive Time! Almost had you fooled there, into thinking that it was time for a brand new interior claim! But no!

   Today we shall be taking a look at a classic kwama eggmine, to leave the poor joke into claim history, where it belongs. This specific mine even had rooms for the miners to board in and such. Probably the reason for the abandonment was that quite a few of those dwellings have collapsed. Unless I misremember something... Should not be important. Screenshots and claim history beyond the jump, as usual.

 * After this begins a new era for blog posts of this blogthing, since the screenshots will be made with MGE XE, which is spiffy. Hell, I'll probably replace the awesome banner image with an MGE XE image of the same thing as well. Unless I make something more awesome somewhen. Could patch multiple images together for it. To make awesomes. Also, from now on, Archive Time! posts will be scheduled for 8am GMT for each Saturday, until I run out of Archive Time!, which should by the current statistics be in May.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-542

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-542.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive Time! Today, we shall be looking at the most awesomest of Dragon Hunter lairs in all of Morrowind. Sadly, they have met their demise, due to the cave becoming unstable or something along the lines. This interior contains one of the literary masterpieces worshipped among the Tamriel Rebuilt community. Or probably not. But still. Behold! The Lair of the Order of the Eastern Dragon!


 > On the 30th of August, 2012, I have been informed by arvisrend the arvisrend that the order was actually called the Order of the Eastern Egg. Plausible. I have forgotten.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-513

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-513.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Good day, ladies and gentlemen. Archive time! is once again at hand. Today we shall take a look at a cave that is rotated all wrong. And filled with mushrooms. Delicious mushrooms. And I think there might be some levitation item there somewhere. Probably. Screenshots and claim history beyond the jump as usual.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I1-69

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I1-69.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Hello! Welcome to Archive Time! Today we shall be taking a look at the great and mysterious quest location from the old map 1 main quest plans, that I have no idea if it will even be merged to the Mainland file in any release. Anyways, this was I think the second 69 interior that I got. I one sixty-nine! Hell yeah! This cave belongs to a crazy hermit enchanter, as is appropriate for any work of Andres.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-588

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-588.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome, lads and lasses, to another session of ARCHIVE TIME!, which is the weekly silliness of posting claims the Lord Andres Indoril has finished in the past, long, long time ago. Or something like that. Today we shall take a look at the lair of the Bloat King or was it Spore King... Anyway, it is a bloatspore cave in which there lies a corpse of a enchanter with quite a silly nature, who was accompanied by an archer with a bad, bad temper, who was only accompanying the enchanter, because he paid well. Once the enchanter declared himself the Bloat/Spore/Bloatspore King, the archer just lost an arrow from his bowstring. Understanding what he did, he robbed the corpse and left the cave.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-236

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-236.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Behold Archive Time! Huzzah! Whatever. Anyways, today we shall take a look at a smuggling operation somewhere around map 2. The original plan left the place with an option for some quests, but I do not know if any of them were actually poked with a ten foot pole. Screenshots after the jump and the like.

 * Also, due to sudden employment, Archive Time is now scheduled for Saturdays. I hope no one gives a pimping whip.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-341

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-341.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive time! Yay! Maybe! Today we shall take a look at a bonecave crypt that was made before Andres realized that statues are not very Morrowindy to place everywhere. So, it had 3 statues in its base form. Lost the Sotha Sil one during merging from what I remember. Oh well! Anyways, it is apparently awesome or something. Not really though. Happy screenshot viewing!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-225

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-225.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Archive time! Today we shall take a look at a Sorcerer's Cave full of danger, danger, DANGER! Or something along those lines, don't ask, just read, maybe comment. In a rare occurrence, I can be absolutely certain that this has been merged to map 2. Though, that isn't that rare to know... Oh well, have a good day.

 * As a coincidence, this was also the claim that I started my silly project of posting claims on DeviantART with, but it also was the only one that got such a treatment.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-337

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-337.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Another set of ARCHIVE TIME! Yay! Maybe! No? Oh well. Anyways, today we shall take a look at an underground bloat bonanza, or at least that is what the claim description said. The place had only recently been discovered by the time of the Nerevarines arrival. Or something along those lines. It has a Khajiiti alchemist, how fun is that? Fun, I say! Fun! Also includes a book that I will not copy here. Anyway, from what the book said, this should be somewhere around Akamora, in the Sacred East release. Good day.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-336

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-336.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Welcome back to another session of Archive Time!, I hope all of you have a pleasant March. Unless I hate your guts. Then I wish you only a rather nice March. Anyway! Today we shall take a look at a silly little kwama egg mine that has a "hidden" Velothi manor included. This was already included in Antediluvian Secrets, in which they forgot to NPC the mine and placed a lich instead of a vampire, which the place was meant to hold. It was even obvious enough for UESP to comment on that. Seriously. Well, one can hope that the next version would be less problematic in that manner, but I would not be so sure. Anyway, screenshots beyond the jumpy thingy as usual. Enjoy and whatnot. Also, I have to kiddingly add that this was the first time I broke two of the Interior guidelines, adding both NPCs and scripts. The NPCs were only added because they were required for the script to work.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-314

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-314.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    My apologies for not posting this last week, but I only remembered on Thursday and then thought that I might as well post this ARCHIVE TIME! this week. So, today we shall take a look at an abandoned cave settlement, that was ruined by a flood.Apparently, there was at least one survivor, but we do not discuss him much, due to him being trapped in a part of a cave with nothing but mushrooms to eat. Lots and lots of mushrooms. So many mushrooms. So. Uhh... Right, there is probably more I could say, but I can not remember, so looky at the foggy and dark screenshots beyond the jumpythingy!

 * I3-151 has been updated due to approval.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-309

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-309.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    The post after which even the Archive Time! posts will have Andres Indoril titled as Lord Andres Indoril. A settlement, built by Andres, yay! A whole settlement at that. Hlersis. It was first worked on through the claim of I2-309, but Andres added some additional space during the NPCing stage of it. That is also when Andres added NPCs, whom Archbeast Breadtrusty Crustycoast and someone else might have changed, but certainly gave dialogue to afterwards. The history of the claim section will only document the I2-309 part of it.

    Onwards, this settlement consists of a largeish street-cave, multiple businesses, a tavern, a Temple (which is located at the bottom of the tavern) and a bloatspore mine, that is apparently made of spiffy (and that lies on the other side of the tavern). The settlement is 13 cells in total, so it is a small settlement, based on selling bloatspore to the guild of mages and great house Telvanni.

    Based on the dialogue, it is a very unpleasant place to live in, taking the disease and moistness of the place, but I suppose that is why they have a Temple here, for quick cures and such! The settlement is owned by the Erethan family, who has a plantation nearby. Owning a plantation is unusual among Indoril nobles, but I suppose that exceptions are not a bad thing. It is not like he is high ranking or anything like that anyway.

 * I2-69 has been updated slightly, due to approval.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I3-155

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I3-155.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    I3-153, I3-151 and now I3-155. It is like I have been hoarding those up. This one is not nearly as impressive though as those two, as this is just a natural cave without even the slightest sign of non-mushroom loot. Yeah, that gives about a fair view of what this place is. Anyway, the claim history might be slightly amusing. This has been an Archive Time post.

 * I3-151 has been updated slightly.

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-319

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-319.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Another session of archive time. Today, we shall look at I two three one nine. It is a small cave inhabited by a necromancer and her minions, according to the description Andres Indoril gave in his silly claiming message. It is of course, just a cave with a necromancer in it. Nothing too impressive. This cave I believe to have been included in the Antediluvian Secrets release of Tamriel Rebuilt. Very well, I raised the light levels of the cell, before taking the screenshots, for eased viewing, since there are practically no light sources there.

 * Oh, and a happy new year, everyone!

Tamriel Rebuilt: I2-276

Tamriel Rebuilt:
I2-276.

By Lord Andres Indoril.

    Almost forgot the schedule again... Anyways, archive time. Today we shall be looking at the interior that gained renown to the Andres as a maker of weird custom skeletons. I don't think this interior has been merged to any of the TR maps and am planning on using it for a questing showcase in the future.

    This is a small cave with a decent amount of water. And it has a skeleton that managed to accidentally get himself stuck to some vines when levitating to reach something that wasn't even there.

    * I6-21 has been updated slightly due to approval.
    * I4-410 has been updated slightly due to approval.
    * I4-418 has been updated slightly due to approval.
    * I4-423 has been updated slightly due to approval.
    * I4-437 has been updated slightly due to approval.