Unless there were brothers, too.)Īs part of the Dark Brotherhood quests, you

At least, that's what his father said.' Consequently it can be assumed that the M'aiq of Skyrim is descended from the M'aiq of Oblivion (but given the timeframe, the M'aiq of Oblivion is likely the same as the M'aiq of Morrowind. M'aiq is essentially the same in all his various incarnations, but he's stretching it a bit as (in Skyrim at least) he admits to the fact that 'M'aiq's father was also called M'aiq. who very well could be.Īre there any characters who actually are carry-overs from previous games in the series? Is this hinted at, or even spelled out to the player during the game? But, there are plenty of other characters - long-living, immortals, deities, undead, etc. Now, I've not seen anything in UESP or otherwise to suggest that Babette is actually a carry-over character. If Babette is exactly three hundred years old, that means she's at least lived through (if not actually been involved in) the entire Elder Scrolls series to date.

The end of the Oblivion Crisis in 3E 433 is the epoch from which 4E is begun.

Oblivion and its expansion takes place in 3E 433.

Morrowind and its expansions take place in 3E 427.

Particularly: She's old enough to possibly have been featured in previous Elder Scrolls games. While this is a fact that's been established to me a few times throughout my gameplay by now, I just now realized exactly what sort of implications that could have. So, I just realized the other day that Babette is 300 years old.

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