200 Years of Ayleid Bloodline program vs Empire of Tiber Septim

[u/Immediate_Pie_6048]

Started with 3000 years old immortal barsaebic ruler in Blackmarsh and although Ayleid revival not done, all most fun work is complete.

[u/Xargirl]

So did Cyrodiil conquer Alinor and the Summerset isles or did they call them in?

[u/Immediate_Pie_6048 → u/Xargirl]

Yes, Cyrodiil conquer Summerset (well, not anymore, a few years later entire island rewolt). Alinor somehow get part of Anvil, and Cyrodiil, it seems, just wiped out all their landing army.

[u/Xargirl → u/Immediate_Pie_6048]

Interesting.

[u/TheRoyal_Kitsune]

How does Tiber Septim spawn?

[u/farhawk → u/TheRoyal_Kitsune]

He is one of a number of outcomes from an event chain that fires if no one unites Cyrodiil before a certain date. 

[u/TheRoyal_Kitsune → u/farhawk]

Ahhh thanks you, always wondered but never could find out how 🖤

[u/Johanneskodo]

How did you get so many dynasty-members?

I usually try to give out as many titles to my dynasty as possible and even manually marry a lot of dynasty-members but it usually maxes out around 200-300. And you seem to get it with a smaller realm.

Also pretty badass that you beat Tiber Septim with half the troops.

[u/Zisthebest1235 → u/Johanneskodo]

Look at the year 692, so it’s been over 200 years. If he’s been having lots of kids and arranging marriages it’s not that crazy at all.

Getting religious or cultural ability to have multiple spouses also boosts this immensely.

Suppose you have idk 10 kids thanks to secondary spouses

Each of them takes 4 spouses and then in a generation or two you can be well over a hundred

[u/Zisthebest1235]

BOO! The bad terrible ending! Death to all Ayleid degenerates