When the gates from the Deadlands opened in Black Marsh during the Oblivion Crisis in 3E 433, the Argonians poured into the Deadlands "with such fury and might, Dagon's Lieutenants had to close them." :19 Invaders from the An-Xileel participated in the Accession War around 4E 6, capturing small parts of southern Morrowind that were once the "rightful" lands of Argonia.
The exact structure of the An-Xileel is unknown, but they were known to have had an Archwarden by the name of Qajalil in 4E 48, :30 and were led by The Organism, the ruling council based in Lilmoth. Many of those who have dealt with the An-Xileel view them as being uniformly rude and arrogant. :18 The An-Xileel are untrustworthy and desire for others to believe that the organization is something that it isn't. :34 The few non-Argonians that work for them are poorly paid advisors.
They refer to Argonians who have been living under Imperial ways as "Lukiul", or "Assimilated". :19Īccording to the Imperial perspective, the An-Xileel "were entirely nativistic in their views, interested only in purging the former colonial influences" and returning Black Marsh to the way it was prior to Duskfall, or at least how they imagined it had been in before it was ruled by foreign powers. Many Argonians firmly held the belief that the An-Xileel were the sole reason that Mehrunes Dagon failed to conquer Black Marsh during the Oblivion Crisis. They supported Black Marsh's independence from the Empire and were said to spread anti- Imperial propaganda, capturing prisoners of war.
Now I'm going to have to find a different solution to the immunity to disease and Hist Sap thing that'd make Argonians too much of an easy mode.The An-Xileel are a political party in Black Marsh formed sometime during the Oblivion Crisis, consisting primarily, if not entirely, of Argonians. While it is true that the strength of the connection to the Hist varies between different Argonian tribes, it just breaks lore for the Hist to arbitrarily cast them all out. Given that they could do that, it doesn't make any sense that the Hist would cast out the Argonians the relationship between them is pretty much symbiotic now.
With that in mind, why would the Hist just cast out the Argonians? The Hist saw the Oblivion Crisis coming and psychically called the Argonians as a whole back to Black Marsh so that they could mount a counter-invasion when the Oblivion Gates started opening up. The Hist are so old that they were around before the et'Ada split into the Magnus Ge and the Ehlnofey, and they just might be et'Ada themselves if so, the Argonians aren't telling. Originally posted by Valden21:But that doesn't make any sense, when you look at the history of Hist and how they connect to the Argonians.
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