They’re all Tamrielic, so you could bring your own creative flair to making funny names.Īll you have to do is think of something unsuitable trait for a badass character – and go with it!Īnyway, the 60 funniest names. Okay, as promised, here are some funny argonian names. They can be very funny too, particularly if you’ve come up with one yourself, as you’ll see in the next section!įor now though, here are the 100 best Tamrielic names we’ve ever seen.įunny Argonian Names Argonian Hut Interior – Elder Scrolls Online Tamrielic names are great, unisex Argonian names that can be given to just about any character. Image Credit: Elder Scrolls References Flickr ( CC BY 2.0) – Changes made Tamrielic Argonian Names Argonian Hut Exterior – Elder Scrolls Online The 50 best female and male Argonian names, all in one table! Female Image Credit: Rand圓59th Wikimedia Commons – (CC BY-SA 4.0) – Changes made Throughout the history of Tamriel, the Argonians have been misunderstood and condemned and, due to their appearance, they are commonly known amongst the other races as “Lizard Folk” – rather an insulting term. They defended their borders for centuries, earning themselves a fearsome reputation as guerilla fighters. The first we know of Argonians is that they originated in Black Marsh, living in stone ziggurats spread across the land, until they were forced further within Black Marsh by the Aldmer. If you’re not bothered by the lore, then skip to the naming section! A (Very) Brief Argonian HistoryĪlong with the Khajiit, Lilmothiit, etc., Argonians are one of the beastfolk races of Tamriel, being humanoid amphibians (although they appear to be reptilian). I could have waited to defeat the last boss before doing this quest line but the Dragon Relics aren't so good that they'll ruin the dungeon, and the game does want you to grab every advantage you can give yourself.It helps to know a bit about your character’s heritage when it comes to giving a lore-appropriate name. The video really explains this encounter best.

Your damage output jumps dramatically by having just one or two pieces, so imagine what happens when you have more. For shame! The Dragon Relics you're rewarded with are a fantastic equipment set that is all about fire. It's a big step up in difficulty compared to most of the game, so you'd be forgiven for ignoring the quest entirely. You can start this quest line after defeating the Queen of Scales, after which you have a long and arduous journey over many playthroughs. This weapon just ignores Lizardmen's shields and can deal damage around the target. Kraken's Wrath Mask! It's a great insta-death Mask for everything that doesn't have a combat phase, with the drawback that you need to take hits before it works again.If you get good at the fight, it's a good place to grind anything you might get from killing lizardmen (Lizard Eater, Test of Pride) in future runs and it gives the great, the one, the only When resolved, Ghost of the Sea gives you some nice bonuses depending on your current Fate. Sunken Treasure can be nice if you're good at Chance events and want to go fishing for equipment, but I'd say Ghost of the Sea is better.At the very least, the card won't hurt you. The Elder Lizard card is useful if you visited Metal Ore, or are playing the Iron Hunger fate with lots of resources.Its usefulness increases in Endless Mode. You have to visit the card multiple times over multiple playthroughs to do favors for the villagers, and the rewards are proportionally minimal. The Help the Locals card is the worst reward for me.The rewards are mixed, but overall I'd say great: It's just that I think it's the most fleshed out of the DLC. That's not to say its encounters never fake you out, or there's no difficulty. It opens up progressively, has some very neat encounters, and quite a few branching paths: There are still encounters left over, which we'll be clearing post-game and our next video will be back to the story. You may be tempted to leave at least the Dragon Relics for the post-game, but the payoff is great. These bonus videos are all about finishing two major quest lines, wrap up a few loose ends, and make life against the Dealer much easier. Part 17 - Finishing Murder at Sea and Getting the Dragon Relics Part 17: Finishing Murder at Sea and Getting the Dragon Relics

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