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Rock on Forsworn!
I guess what I am saying is that when your home and the land of your people is taking away and your back is against the wall. you would do what ever it took to reclaim it. I am not saying there right because a lot of there methods are really barbaric. Like the killing of Innocents. In the end of there right too.
They just have a cruel why of retaking there home.
Really thank you!
On the forsworn - I also like them but I never side with them because of the Hags. The hags are extremely anti-nature and as far as I can see in the game extremely evil. The fact that the forsworn follow them is the only reason I don't side with them. If they turned against the hags I would support them in their rebellion.
Course in my own lore I have a reason as to why the Hags exist and how the forsworn got corrupted by them ... but since this is you post won't get into that lol. Plus you have a very detailed and intricate reason for the Hags involvement with the forsworn as well as your over-arching story line that I recall from earlier stories, posts, and comments.
I'd like to know your version instead of the relationship between Hagravens and Forsworns. As for me I am in line with that offered by the lore. Feolan the Red eagle to defend Reachmen from the imperial invasion, accepts the gift of dark briar becoming the first briarheart. The old hag hooded that tempts him she was not a simple Hagraven but Yaga the black witch, in person. The hagravens enter so in the Reachmen society, introducing their matriarchy and their dark cults, increasingly in opposition to the patriarchal power of the king. the great king Madanach conquest Markarth, also in order to affirm again the dominance of the king, over the power of Hagravens. But the setback does not last, because Yaga, became secret counselor of Ulfric, convinces him to accept the request for help of the Jarl of Markarth. Ulfric commits a massacre in the city, but always on the advice of the witch, instead of killing Madanach, he shuts him in the prison-mines. Madanach remains alive, but as a king in exile, whose influnce become increasingly blurred on Fosworns and Hagraven get so absolute power, thereby paving the way for the great ritual that will summon Alduin. The dragonborn freeing, Madanach, begins the process that will lead over time to revolt Fosworns, against hagravens. Process that will begin with the release of the Red Eagle from his curse. Holding his sword, Kartika, become Jarl of Markarth, will finally kick off the peace process between the Nords and Reachmen. Markarth with the blessing of the Empress Valeria Mede, will become an open city for the two cultures.
In their nature shamanic, the hagravens have a deep connection with Hircine, available through the coven of witches glenmoril who revere him directly even if in a distorted way. In Skydream however, Hircine is a cultural product, emerged among humans as a protector of hunters and shamans. The true creators of shapeshifters were Bosmer, with their Wild hunt, Y'ffre precedes Hircine, becoming revered even Valenwood, introduced by the imperial domination. The Bosmer most orthodox, do not worship Hircine denying even the existence.
The Hagravens, are the product of Yaga, creator of the shamanic process by which witches access to almost immortality. Of course Yaga the Witch, is a meta-divinity, incarnation of the program Kinmune, however, forced to play itself to the simulation. The hagravens, exist for the purpose of allowing through their cults, to allow the manifestation of Yaga, and allow it to operate physically in the world, in order to turn off the simulation and awaken the participants.
The need to survive sees them so often to ally to that terrible Hagravens, often becoming so their small private armies.
Thank you for the comment friend!
The images of the group, also represent strong authorities, which Breyun exercises as Madanach daughter, and that's why the Hagravens fear her, as a potential rival to their power.
thank you friend for another great comment!