Content droughts are dangerous. You find yourself saying things like, "I'm gonna spend today learning about TES lore!"
Still not sure what C0DA is. An authorization of fanfiction?
If you go into r/teslore, you'll find many convoluted answers (but if you've read it, then you know that an undemanding interpretation is almost a disservice).
If we head down to the facts, it's a Kirkbride's script for a graphic novel set in Tamriel's 5th era (way after Skyrim), when a Numidium destroyed the world and Dunmer, Khajiit and other survivors had to flee to one of its moons to live there.
It has themes that forbids it to be canonical, because it's actually a reinterpretation of that world like any fanfiction. And since C0DA came from Kirkbride, an esteemed person who created a lot of canonical lore, it showed people that you can write whatever you want about Mundus, kalpas or Hists or anything else, and that your version of the story isn't less true than Bethesda's take on it (you just won't see yours in the games, and they won't see theirs in your piece).
If we head down to the facts, it's a Kirkbride's script for a graphic novel set in Tamriel's 5th era (way after Skyrim), when a Numidium destroyed the world and Dunmer, Khajiit and other survivors had to flee to one of its moons to live there.
It has themes that forbids it to be canonical, because it's actually a reinterpretation of that world like any fanfiction. And since C0DA came from Kirkbride, an esteemed person who created a lot of canonical lore, it showed people that you can write whatever you want about Mundus, kalpas or Hists or anything else, and that your version of the story isn't less true than Bethesda's take on it (you just won't see yours in the games, and they won't see theirs in your piece).
(i said things like that in the past)
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https://my.mixtape.moe/mpwgmk.webm
edit: hell yeah new page