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Online:Cynhamoth's Grove

A harvester named Cynhamoth resides here, along with three dremora.
 
Completion
:''Defeat the harvester, Cynhamoth, at Cynhamoth's Grove.''
To clear this location and mark it as complete, you need to kill the following bosses:
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Achievements
There is one Achievement associated with this location:
Online:Kennixa's List

Butter!

Cheese and sausage, milk and honey and baby's breath.

Knotted sheep's guts all filled up with blood. Lashing rain and birthing screams.

Who are you to say that frog wasn't serious? He seemed damned serious to me! Next time, I won't be so kind.

&mdash; Kennixa
Online:Daedroth Larder

Three daedroths named Nolagha, Keggahiha, and Rsolignah reside here. A book titled Famous Coldharbourites, Part 37 can be found here.
 

Completion
:Defeat the daedroth trio, Nolagha,   and Rsolignah, at the Daedroth Larder.
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Achievements
There is one Achievement associated with this location:
Online:Duriatundur's Killing Field

An ice wraith named Duriatundur resides here. Famous Coldharbourites, Part 21 can be found here.
 

Completion
:''Defeat the ice wraith, Duriatundur, at Duriatundur's Killing Field.''
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Achievements
There is one Achievement associated with this location:
Online:Lens of the Golden Eye

Shunned by most of the crude and ignorant  , the Golden Eye cares little for caprice and whimsy.

While the likes of   and   scheme and meddle, the Golden Eye watches. When mad  , in his eternal dementia, wastes his power on folly, the Golden Eye   documents his mania.

Give praise to him! Devote your energy, your mind, your soul to  ! In doing so, your name will be more than a mere footnote in the endless libraries of  .

When your flesh is no more, may he grant you admittance into his hall of all knowledge, so that you may thirst for it nevermore.
Online:Risen Court

A dremora named Brolsgerbwd resides here. Several undead and a bone colossus will rise to fight you as well.
 
Completion
:Defeat the Dremora necromancer, Brolsgerbwd, at the Risen Court.
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Achievements
There is one Achievement associated with this location:
Online:Zemarek's Hollow

A Dwarven centurion named Zemarek-thul resides here, along with three Dwarven spiders and a Dwarven sphere.
 
Completion
:''Defeat the ancient Dwarven Centurion, Zemarek-thul, at Zemarek's Hollow.''
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Achievements
There is one Achievement associated with this location:
Online:Moon-Sugar Medicament

Quick Walkthrough
#(Optional) Find the note in a Crosstree Bandit camp.
#Talk to Zulana near Hazak's Hollow.
#Enter Hazak's Hollow and find Khari.
#Help Khari deal with Hazak.
#Talk to Zulana for your reward.

Detailed Walkthrough
right|thumb|Mother and son reunited
Around Khenarthi's Roost there are three tiny Crosstree Bandit camps. In these can be found a note, which mentions that a Khajiit was taken to the Hazak's Hollow hideout. 
:''"A young Khajiit wandered into camp last night, said he's looking for Hazak. If anyone asks where I am, I'm dragging this fool off to Hazak's Hollow. He'll see the boss before his head and body part ways."
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:"We spotted Aldmeri on the beaches. If you need me, send a runner up and around the hill above Hazak's Hollow. Double back to the dock near the entrance."
: '''
It also warns against Thalmor patrols on the beaches. Head for the Hollow, which is east of Mistral. Zulana will find you as you approach, and talking to her reveals her as the mother of Khari, the Khajiit from the note. She will beg you to rescue her son from the skooma dealers before he is killed.

Alternatively, you may get this quest from Zulana directly, without reading the note. In this case, she will approach you as you get near to Hazak's Hollow.

Enter the Hollow. You will have to swim for a bit, and Crosstree Bandits are everywhere, but you'll find Khari tied up on the right side of the cave. Talk to him, and he'll ask you to help him kill Hazak. He will also reveal something interesting: his mother is not all she seems. She scouted the cave ahead of time, and warned Khari of the danger. After Khari is untied, he will fight with you as locate the key to the back room, where Hazak lurks. The key is in a small chest across the cave. When you have it, enter Hazak's Lair.

Hazak's Lair is fairly small, so just go around to the main chamber and confront Hazak. Once he is dead, exit the Hollow to find Zulana waiting for you. She will reveal that Hazak was actually Khari's father, consumed by his addiction. Zulana is glad to be rid of her skooma-dealing husband, though, and thanks you with some gold, as well as Hazak's Hauberk, a piece of medium armor.
 

Achievements
There is one achievement associated with this quest:
 

Quest Stages
Online:Roost Smuggler's Ledger

Current Stock: 
42 barrels unprocessed   
12 barrels refined moon-sugar 
4 barrels processed moon-sugar 
7 cases "S" (80 phials/case)

With Dominion stickypaws crawling around Khenarthi's Roost, we must keep production low. No outgoing shipments! Hide everything but unprocessed barrels. If the stickypaws ask, say moon-sugar stores best in cool places. That's all the Wind Tunnels are—a cool place for sugar storage.

  and   may have sent us a savior. One of our runners met a Dominion sailor who doesn't mind a little gold on the side. If the old sea-cat's vessel makes it off the shoals, we have a way to make the Vulkhel Guard run.
Lore:Yaghoub

, also called Yaghoub the Seafarer,  was a  n leader of the   circa  .   Among the   who he led were the famous and noble " ".  He and his warrior-sailors landed in   in ships they had brought from  . They brought with them many  s, famous steeds whose descendants are still highly prized.   They soon set sail northwest until they rounded  , becoming the first of the Ra Gada to discover the  . Yaghoub decided to make his home there. As they sailed "toward   at dawning of the seventeenth of Second Seed", a watchman spotted a suitable harborage, and Yaghoub declared they would build a city there, calling it   after the watchman.  

They quickly discovered and established control over the locals' port with little if any opposition. Yaghoub refrained from slaying the "port-rabble", allowing them to live so they could become "masons, and stonewrights, and servants of the house", sparing his warrior-sailors from the more menial duties of building a city.  After Sentinel was attacked by pirates from the  , he built a fortified subterranean storehouse, called the  , where the  's greatest treasures could be kept safe.  His palace,  , also called Sentinel Palace, remains the oldest and largest architectural achievement in the city, and several additions have been built onto it over the years.  

Yaghoub's banner, the crescent moon, became the banner of Sentinel. The seventeenth of Second Seed became the day of an annual celebration known as  , during which the "faithful" citizens of Sentinel shared pomegranates in honor of the esteemed founder of the city.  Scholars say the modern   holiday, an annual harvest celebration the people of Sentinel hold on the eleventh of Last Seed, began as a springtide holiday,  and it's possible the two celebrations are linked.

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References
Lore:Epode of the Ansei Wards

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Online:Groves

Groves 
rightThis page lists all the groves, marshes and other natural sites in Elder Scrolls Online.

 
Aldmeri Dominion
Grahtwood



Greenshade





Malabal Tor






Daggerfall Covenant
Alik'r Desert

Bangkorai



Betnikh

Glenumbra



Rivenspire


Ebonheart Pact
Eastmarch

The Rift

Shadowfen


Neutral
Coldharbour


Summerset
Online:Forts

Forts 
 
rightThis page lists all the forts (towers, keeps, etc.) in Elder Scrolls Online.

 
Aldmeri Dominion
Auridon

Grahtwood

Reaper's March



Daggerfall Covenant
Bangkorai


Betnikh

Stormhaven




Ebonheart Pact
Bal Foyen

Deshaan



Eastmarch




The Rift



Shadowfen

Stonefalls




Cyrodiil

Coldharbour


Craglorn
Online:Outposts

Outpostsright
There are three outposts in central Cyrodiil, and three others at the edges of each Alliance's standard territory.  Each is located in a strategic position between the territories of the three Alliances.  While not valuable in and of themselves, they form a vital link in the Transitus Network, and keeping them well defended is key to keeping a supply line to Keeps captured outside of an Alliance's home territory, as well as completing the circle of the six Keeps around the Imperial City, in order to crown an Emperor.

The Transitus Shrines within the outposts were originally damaged, and because of this it was only possible to transit into an outpost from the Network, requiring you to journey to the nearest friendly Keep to use a functional Transitus Shrine. This was changed in Update 12, when outposts became valid respawn locations and were fully integrated into the Network. The outposts connected to the Outer Keeps were added in Update 20.

List of Outposts
Aldmeri Dominion


Daggerfall Covenant


Ebonheart Pact
Online:Border Keeps

Border Keepsright
Border Keeps are the two keeps that form the main bases for the three Alliances.  These areas cannot be taken over or even attacked by the opposing Alliances.  The only way in or out requires the use of a gate which can only be used by the Keep's controlling Alliance.  Since it is not possible to enter the opposing Alliances' Border Keeps, you will only have access to the two of them which belong to your chosen Alliance.  Each pair is linked on the Transitus Network, and travel between them is thus always possible as this is the one link which can never be broken.  The Border Keeps contain all of the types of vendors in Cyrodiil, including Siege Merchants and Elite Gear Vendors, which can be found nowhere else.  They also are home to the only Wayshrines in Cyrodiil, which are your means of returning to the PvE areas.

List of Border Keeps
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Aldmeri Dominion


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Daggerfall Covenant


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Ebonheart Pact
Online:Scroll Temples

Scroll Templesright
Scroll Temples are where each Alliance keeps their treasured Elder Scrolls.  Each is guarded by an Artifact Gate.
List of Scroll Temples
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Aldmeri Dominion


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Daggerfall Covenant


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Ebonheart Pact
Online:Artifact Gates

Artifact Gates
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Artifact Gates are the last line of defense protecting each Alliance's Scroll Temples, preventing the opposing Alliances from seizing the Elder Scrolls stored there. Each gate is protected by two keeps, which both have to be captured by the other alliances to open the gate. 

List of Artifact Gates
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Aldmeri Dominion


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Daggerfall Covenant


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Ebonheart Pact
Online:Castle Alessia

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Faregyl, Castle Roebeck, and Sejanus Outpost. Only the Dominion can use the fourth Transitus link to Drakelowe Keep. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own.
 

Notes
Castle Alessia is seen in Oblivion as Fort Alessia.

Gallery
Online:Castle Roebeck

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Alessia, Castle Faregyl, and Nikel Outpost. Only the Dominion can use the fourth Transitus link to Castle Brindle. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own.
 
Notes
Castle Roebeck is seen in Oblivion as Fort Roebeck.
Online:Castle Faregyl

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Alessia and Castle Roebeck. Only the Dominion can use the other two Transitus links to Castle Black Boot and Castle Bloodmayne.

It is an essential hub between the Aldmeri Border Keeps and the ring of keeps around the Imperial City. Faregyl must be captured in order to gain access to the Dominion's Scroll Temples.

Juras' Fall lies west of the keep. Fabanil can be found southwest of the castle.
 

Notes
Castle Faregyl is seen in Oblivion as Faregyl Inn.

Gallery
Online:Castle Black Boot

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Faregyl and the Western Elsweyr Gate, and only the Dominion can use these links. It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Altadoon.
 
Notes
Castle Black Boot is seen in Oblivion as Fort Black Boot.
Online:Castle Bloodmayne

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Faregyl and the Eastern Elsweyr Gate, and only the Dominion can use these links. It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Mnem.
 
Notes
Castle Bloodmayne itself is not seen in Oblivion, but nearby Bloodmayne Cave does appear.
Online:Castle Brindle

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Ash, Castle Roebeck, Carmala Outpost, Vlastarus, the Southern High Rock Gate, and the Western Elsweyr Gate.

Only the Dominion can use the links to Castle Roebeck and the Western Elsweyr Gate, and only the Daggerfall Covenant can use the links to Fort Ash and the Southern High Rock Gate. Its primary value is as a means of extending the supply line reach from either the Dominion or the Covenant Border Keeps to allow them to claim keeps in each others' territories. Controlling Brindle also gives control of Vlastarus.
 
Notes
Castle Brindle is seen in Oblivion as Brindle Home.

Gallery
Online:Fort Ash

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Aleswell, Fort Glademist, and Nikel Outpost. Only the Covenant can use the fourth Transitus link to Castle Brindle. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own.
 

Notes
Fort Ash also appears in Oblivion.

Gallery
Online:Fort Aleswell

The fort is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant.  It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Ash, Bleaker's Outpost, and Fort Glademist. Only the Covenant can use the fourth Transitus link to Fort Dragonclaw. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own.

There is an abandoned settlement southeast of the fort. The Daggerfall Covenant forcefully evicted the former residents, and nailed eviction notices to their doors. A letter from a former resident can be found in one of the houses.
 

Notes
thumb|right|The town at Aleswell Grounds
Fort Aleswell is seen in Oblivion as the town of Aleswell. The town also appears in ESO but it is abandoned. It is located on Aleswell Grounds, just southeast of the fort and south of Aleswell Mine. 
Varinia Asellus can be found on a wooden platform west of the fort.

Gallery
Online:Fort Dragonclaw

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Aleswell, Chalman Keep, Winter's Peak Outpost, Bruma, the Northern High Rock Gate, and the Northern Morrowind Gate.

Only the Covenant can use the links to Fort Aleswell and the Northern High Rock Gate, and only the Ebonheart Pact can use the links to Chalman Keep and the Northern Morrowind Gate. Its primary value is as a means of extending the supply line reach from either the Covenant or the Pact Border Keeps to allow them to claim keeps in each others' territories.
 

Notes
Fort Dragonclaw is gone by the time of Oblivion, but a small marker persists at Dragonclaw Rock.

Gallery
Online:Fort Glademist

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant.  It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Ash and Fort Aleswell. Only the Covenant can use the other two Transitus links to Fort Rayles and Fort Warden.  It is an essential hub between the Daggerfall Border Keeps and the ring of keeps around the Imperial City. Glademist must be captured in order to gain access to the Covenant's Scroll Temples.
 
Notes
Fort Glademist is gone by the time of Oblivion, but a cave nearby bears the name Glademist Cave.

Gallery
Online:Fort Rayles

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant.  It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Glademist and the Southern High Rock Gate, and only the Covenant can use these links.  It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Alma Ruma. Controlling Rayles also grants control of Chorrol.

A small shrine to the Divines can be found northwest of Fort Rayles Mine. A peasant who transforms into a werewolf can be encountered here.

There is a house northwest of Fort Rayles Mine. A journal lies on the bed in that house. The previous owner's corpse is further up the hill. Florus has claimed the residence for his own.
 

Notes
Fort Rayles also appeared in Oblivion.

Gallery
Online:Fort Warden

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Glademist and the Northern High Rock Gate, and only the Covenant can use these links. It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Ni-Mohk.
 

Gallery
Online:Drakelowe Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Alessia, Blue Road Keep, Harlun's Outpost, Cropsford,  the Southern Morrowind Gate, and the Eastern Elsweyr Gate. Only the Pact can use the links to Blue Road Keep and the Southern Morrowind Gate, and only the Aldmeri Dominion can use the links to Castle Alessia and the Eastern Elsweyr Gate.

Its primary value is as a means of extending the supply line reach from either the Pact or the Dominion Border Keeps to allow them to claim keeps in each others' territories. Controlling Drakelowe also gives control of Cropsford.

Lionesses prowl around the edge of the grounds.
 

Notes
Drakelowe Keep appears in Oblivion as the small settlement of Drakelowe.
Online:Blue Road Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Arrius Keep, Chalman Keep, and Sejanus Outpost. Only the Pact can use the fourth Transitus link to Drakelowe Keep. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own. It is surrounded by volcanic hot springs.
 

Notes
Nothing remains of Blue Road Keep or the hot springs by the time of Oblivion, but the Blue Road itself still runs between the Imperial City and Cheydinhal.

Gallery
Online:Arrius Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. The keep is connected via the Transitus Network to Blue Road Keep and Chalman Keep. Only the Pact can use the other two Transitus links to Farragut Keep and Kingscrest Keep. It is an essential hub between the Ebonheart Border Keeps and the ring of keeps around the Imperial City. Arrius must be captured in order to gain access to the Pact's Scroll Temples.
Online:Chalman Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact.  It is connected via the Transitus Network to Arrius Keep, Bleaker's Outpost, and Kingscrest Keep. Only the Pact can use the fourth Transitus link to Fort Dragonclaw. It is one of the six keeps an Alliance must control in order to crown an Emperor from their own.

The book Those Who Stood at Chalman Keep can be found here.
 

Notes
Chalman Keep is seen in Oblivion as Fort Chalman.

Gallery
Online:Kingscrest Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Arrius Keep and the Northern Morrowind Gate, and only the Pact can use these links. It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Chim.
 
Notes
Kingscrest Keep itself is not seen in Oblivion, but nearby Kingscrest Cavern does appear.
Online:Farragut Keep

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Arrius Keep and the Southern Morrowind Gate, and only the Pact can use these links. It is a base of operations for defense of the Scroll Temple of Ghartok.
 
Notes
Farragut Keep is seen in Oblivion as Fort Farragut.
Online:Sejanus Outpost

It is initially controlled by the Ebonheart Pact. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Alessia and Blue Road Keep. The outpost is a critical connection point on the supply line between Pact and Dominion territory.

 
Notes
Sejanus Outpost is seen in Oblivion as Fort Sejanus.
Online:Nikel Outpost

It is initially controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion, and is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Ash and Castle Roebeck. The outpost is a critical connection point on the supply line between Dominion and Covenant territory.
 
Notes
Nikel Outpost is seen in Oblivion as Fort Nikel.
Online:Bleaker's Outpost

It is initially controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant, and is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Aleswell and Chalman Keep. The outpost is a critical connection point on the supply line between Covenant and Pact territory.

Ghamulg and Durash can be found fishing along the shores of Lake Rumare south of the outpost.
Online:Eastern Elsweyr Gate

It is controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Bloodmayne, Drakelowe Keep, and the Western Elsweyr Gate. It is one of the two main bases of operation for the Dominion.
 
Shops and Services
 

Other Places
 
 

Books



Related Quests


















text-bottom|32pxWayshrine
thumb|right|The Eastern Elsweyr Wayshrine
 

People
 

Maps
thumb|left|A map of Eastern Elsweyr Gate
Online:Western Elsweyr Gate

It is controlled by the Aldmeri Dominion. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Black Boot, Castle Brindle, and the Eastern Elsweyr Gate. It is one of the two main bases of operation for the Dominion.
 

Shops and Services
Adhazabi Aba-daro (weekends only)
 
   
 
 

text-bottom|32pxWayshrine
thumb|right|Western Elsweyr Wayshrine
 

People
 

Notes
This gate can be seen (but not entered) from the other side, just southeast of Fort Sphinxmoth in Reaper's March.
 

Gallery
Online:Southern High Rock Gate

It is controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Castle Brindle, Fort Rayles, and the Northern High Rock Gate. It is one of the two main bases of operation for the Covenant.
 
Shops and Services
 

Other Places
 
 

Related Quests


















People
 

Notes
Despite the gate's name,   does not touch Cyrodiil.

Gallery
 

Maps
thumb|left|A map of Southern High Rock Gate
Online:Northern High Rock Gate

thumb|right|North High Rock Gate WayshrineIt is controlled by the Daggerfall Covenant. It is connected via the Transitus Network to Fort Dragonclaw, Fort Warden, and the Southern High Rock Gate. It is one of the two main bases of operation for the Covenant.
 
Shops and Services
Adhazabi Aba-daro (weekends only)
 
   
 
Lureau Delatte  
Nari  
Roshan (siege merchant)

People
 

Notes
Despite the gate's name,   does not touch Cyrodiil.

Maps
thumb|left|A map of Northern High Rock Gate