
We already dropped plenty of letters from it; it used to be Weogorancaesterscir (probably "the country of the stronghold of the people of the bending river").
I thought one of the leaks was that we're going back in time and looking at the origin of the Elder Scrolls themselves? In which case we might get the Aldmeri Dominion still, but not Skyrim 2.
Everything is ok in moderation
This is why I only moderate my consumption in moderation.
Did the maths for my own sake, so just in case anyone is interested, the UK was around 11.9 in 2024. Lower than I expected since we eat a ton of cheddar, but the UK's population density is quite high and I guess we don't export that much.
I don't think you can apply this retroactively to a game from 1996, or modern projects directly referencing that name.
That said, I'm glad I'm not the only one who's noticed this weird trend of -fall in mediocre games! See also -borne, -bound, and the word "rise" anywhere in the title.
:'(
I feel like cropping the feet off makes this a lot harder to get!

The origin is a French bestiary from 1450.
There are actually two busts on the throne -- you can see the other poking out behind The Phantom. The serial was shot in Hollywood, and it's naturally just a set piece, but the setting is "Tonga village" in an unnamed African country.
I can hear every syllable.

