#How to defeat chodala mod

Vivec is practically the god of fanfiction and has included author's notes in his sermons declaring some non-canon.

Remember, only reason why it is there is because Vivec was a god at that point.

Vivec stopped it and when they hollowed it out, who says he didn't adjust the spell to meet the new mass? Besides, according to the lore, some time after events of Morrowind, Vivec lost his powers and the moon came crashing down.

A chunk of that size that wasn't hollow would have done much more damage to the planet than wrecking a single island. maybe it was fairly hollow to begin with?

Magic is weird, especially when gods are involved (and that specific incident involved two gods).

Unless the explanation is just 'Magic is weird'.

If the Ministry of Truth was largely hollowed out it wouldn't have all the inertia it originally had because the bulk of the mass had been removed.

Or given their poison immunity, have a companion knock them unconscious. The game actually just checks for location (underwater) and health (below 10), so it is possible that any theoretical Argonian convert could simply use poison to fall unconscious while under the waters of the Canal.

Most likely it is simply a quirk of the engine, but there is something that can be taken as a loophole for Argonians: you don't actually have to drown.

The Dunmer probably design their pilgrimages to screw with Argonians, and even if they didn't, they certainly aren't going to think, 'Hmm, this particular spot should be altered to be less inconvenient to the one Argonian in 10,000 who decides to join the Temple and undertake pilgrimages relating to the Dunmer religion.' At any case, the Dunmer are anything but correct.

Remember that the Dunmer and Argonians are enemies.

#How to defeat chodala mod

(sucks, I know) I do recall there being a mod that gives them indefinite water breathing and allows them to complete the canal pilgrimage, though. Well, unlike in Oblivion, Argonians' water breathing is a limited time spell.

How are Argonians supposed to drown in the canal, HMMM? WE BREATHE UNDERWATER.

The Ashlanders follow 'herds' of Guar (even if we don't actually SEE herds), and the Guar have eyes on the sides of their heads rather than in front like predators generally do, so likely the Guar are herbivores.

There are a lot of herbivores in the real world that are aggressive if you approach them. Just because the Guar are aggressive doesn't make them predators.