The one race that became extinct through breading into another race is the Ayleid. Atmora was left barren after their departure.

The remaining Nedes that stayed on Atmora eventually began taking ships over to Tamriel, joining the battle against the elves, until the last two ships that came to Tamriel from Atmore were filled with dead Nedes. Those Nedes that traveled south became the Imperial. Those Nedes that traveled west with the Aldmer breaded and became the Breton. Those Nedes that stayed in Skyrim became the Nords. The Nedes no longer exist but from them three separate races were born.The Aldmer fought the Nedic and after much fighting the Nedic eventually defended themselves and continued to prosper in Tamriel. They lived next to the Aldmer in relative peace until the Aldmer noticed their quick growth of the Nedic population. There the Nedic hero Ysgramor and his five hundred companions built Saarthal. A small group of Nedes broke off from Atmora and ventured out to find the land of Tamriel, landing on the northern tip of Skyrim. The colonies eventually began fighting and a great civil war erupted. There on that continent they broke off and formed smaller colonies. The Nedes initially called the land of Atmora home.This race is responsible for all of the Human races after it: Imperials, Nords, Redguards, Kothringi, and Bretons (again half of them at least).The last race in this section, the second of the two founder races, is the Nedes: The Aldmer no longer exist as a race entirely but they do live on as the father of many races that inhabit Nirn today. Though humans believe themselves created by the Gods (Aedra), the elves believe they are descendants of the Gods.By the beginning of recorded history they had already branched into many of the elf races we know today. Settling first in Southwester Tamriel, they eventually settled across the entire island. Though we canвЂ™t say whether they were the first on Nirn or not we do know that they were the first to Tamriel. They hail from the mythical island of Aldmeris, a land that is not noted on any maps and is not confirmed to exist. Aldmer translates to mean First/Elder Folk and it is believed that they were the first race to walk Nirn.This race is responsible for all of the Elf races after it: Altmer, Ayleid, Dunmer, Dwemer, Left-Handed Elves, Orsimer, Chimer, Bosmer, Snow Elves/Falmer, Maormer, and even the Bretons (a cross breed of Elf and Man).The next race, one of the two founders, is the Aldmer: More will be explained on this race in the last section. Two of the races that branched off created the elves and humans but others that branched off eventually turned into Imga, Hist and even Dragons (keep in mind that any form of Daedra comes from the world of Oblivion and is not a descendant of the Ehlnofey). The form of the Ehlnofey is unknown but what we must come to understand is that every creature in the game branches off from this one race.The last continent, and the only other one still inhabited, is Akavir, the homeland of the Dragons. Atmora is a barren, frozen land where the Nede came from. Yokuda is where the Redguards and Left-Handed Elves called home until a cataclysmic event caused the land to sink completely underwater, forcing the Redguards to leave their land to find another. Tamriel is of course where our story takes place. Back in this time the planet consisted of four continents: Tamriel, Yokuda, Atmora, and Akavir. These people were the first to set foot on Nirn.Where we start this section is with the Ehlnofey: Leader of the 500 companions that settled and established the Nords in Skyrim. One of the Nedes who first settled in Skyrim.

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