The Elder Scrolls Online "Ask Us Anything": Lore

There's a new "Ask Us Anything" feature up on the official The Elder Scrolls Online website, and this time we're able to sift through a fistful of community-submitted questions regarding the game's lore. A couple of examples, along with their answers:
I am a huge fan of The Elder Scrolls games and I have played a Breton since Morrowind, so I'm definitely joining the Daggerfall Covenant. My question has to deal with the Forsworn faction. Will they be implemented in the game, either as a faction or through quests? I always thought that their story was very interesting and wanted to know if it will be explored in ESO, since they have been around at least since the First Era, well within the time the game takes place. By Jason McKinney

Though the Reachmen are related to the Bretons, they consider themselves a separate race (and so do the Bretons). The Reachmen are not a playable race, as they're basically enemies to everyone (and like it that way), but you will see them causing trouble in High Rock, Hammerfell, Skyrim, and even Cyrodiil. The Forsworn are a Fourth-Era faction of the Reachmen that actually hearkens back to the Reach culture of ESO's era, so they don't appear as such, but the Reachmen of our time resemble them.

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In The Elder Scrolls V, players found that a number of Orcish Strongholds dotted the Skyrim landscape. What's their history? Now that the Orcs and Nords are on opposite sides, how will they play a role in the storyline? By Chris

Orcs live in strongholds in the mountains throughout northern Tamriel. Most of them keep to themselves, staying out of the wars of Men and Elves. The Orcs of Wrothgar, who are signatories to the Daggerfall Covenant, are the exception, having long had ambitions of nationhood.