History Trivia / TheElderScrollsOnline

* TheWikiRule: [[http://elderscrolls.wikia.com/wiki/The_Elder_Scrolls_Wiki The Elder Scrolls Wiki]], [[https://elderscrollsonline.info/wiki Elder Scrolls Online Wiki]], Fextralife [[https://elderscrollsonline.wiki.fextralife.com/Elder+Scrolls+Online+Wiki Elder Scrolls Online Wiki]], and the UESP [[https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Online:Online Online Wiki]].

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Queen Ayrenn and King Emeric are [[Film/{{Underworld}} Selene and Viktor]].
* TalkingToHimself: Naturally for a game with a cast this large and a voice acting roster this small, though this is mostly limited to generic [=NPCs=] talking to each other, due to most of their actors providing their talent to at least two of the racial voice options (e.g. Creator/TaraStrong voices both Female Breton[=/=]Imperial A and Bosmer F profiles). Talking to an [=NPC=] voiced by the same actor as your PlayerCharacter might also count for this.

* TalkingToHimself: Naturally for a game with [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a cast this large]] and a voice acting roster this small, though this is mostly limited to generic [=NPCs=] talking to each other, due to most of their actors providing their talent to at least two of the racial voice options (e.g. Creator/TaraStrong voices both Female Breton[=/=]Imperial A and Bosmer F profiles). Talking to an [=NPC=] voiced by the same actor as your PlayerCharacter might also count for this.

** The Imperial City also underwent considerable changes between the development phase and release. Initially, only the Arboretum, Nobles, and Market districts could be captured, while the other three were considered no man's land, and players were required to shut down special dolmens in those sectors before they could be claimed. Said dolmens were to behave like the Oblivion gates in [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion the eponymous fourth title]], in that you'd need to physically enter them and disable them from the inside, only then will the district flags below activate. And as an additional note, the Market sector was to retain its name from ''Oblivion'', but was renamed into the Memorial district for some unknown reason.

** The Imperial City also underwent considerable changes between the development phase and release. Initially, only the Arboretum, Nobles, and Market districts could be captured, while the other three were considered no man' land, and players were required to shut down special dolmens in those sectors before they could be claimed. Said dolmens were to behave like the Oblivion gates in [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion the eponymous fourth title]], in that you'd need to physically enter them and disable them from the inside, only then will the district flags below activate. And as an additional note, the Market sector was to retain its name from ''Oblivion'', but was renamed into the Memorial district for some unknown reason.

** The Imperial City also underwent considerable changes between the development phase and release. Initially, only the Arboretum, Nobles, and Market districts could be captured, and players are required to shut down special dolmens in those sectors before they could be claimed. Said dolmens were to behave like the Oblivion gates in [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsIVOblivion the eponymous fourth title]], in that you'd need to physically enter them and disable them from the inside, only then will the district flags below activate. And as an additional note, the Market sector was to retain its name from ''Oblivion'', but was renamed into the Memorial district for some unknown reason.

* TalkingToHimself: Naturally for a game with [[LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters a cast this large]] and a voice acting roster this small, though this is mostly limited to generic [=NPCs=] talking to each other, due to most of their actors providing their talent to at least two of the racial voice options (e.g. Creator/TaraStrong voices both Breton[=/=]Imperial A and Bosmer F profiles). Talking to an [=NPC=] voiced by the same actor as your PlayerCharacter might also count for this.

** The original idea behind the main questline was to track down the fragments of the [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Staff of Chaos]] and assemble it. Major plot areas include the Isle of Balfiera, which is still visible off the coasts of High Rock and Hammerfell, alongside the Lake Canulus Refuge, and the Vaults of Genim. As of the release of ''Blackwood'', the isle of Balfiera was retooled into a tutorial zone for new characters, whether the player owns the Chapter or not.

** The original idea behind the main questline was to track down the fragments of the [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Staff of Chaos]] and assemble it. Major plot areas include the Isle of Balfiera, which is still visible off the coasts of High Rock and Hammerfell, alongside the Lake Canulus Refuge, and the Vaults of Genim. As of the release of ''Blackwood'', the isle of Balfiera serves as the tutorial zone for new characters, whether the player owns the Chapter or not.

** The original idea behind the main questline was to track down the fragments of the [[VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena Staff of Chaos]] and assemble it. Major plot areas include the Isle of Balfiera, which is still visible off the coasts of High Rock and Hammerfell, alongside the Lake Canulus Refuge, and the Vaults of Genim.

* {{Jossed}}: Being the first game in the series since ''VideoGame/TheElderScrollsArena'' in which the vast majority of Tamriel can be visited, ''The Elder Scrolls Online'' invalidates countless popular {{Game Mod}}s for previous games which add additional regions, races, and species.