Lore:People S

Sahloknir (Dawn Era -  )
 

Sai Sahan (Second Era - ?d)
 

Master   (?b - ?d)
Member of the Council of Artaeum (Psijics) as of  . 

Emperor Potentate   (?b -  )
 

Arch-Mage   (?b -  )
 

The Scarlet Judge
 

, High Priestess of Shagrath (?b - ?d)
 

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A   from ancient  , Selenu was the elder of the nomadic tribe who came across   after she had been infected with  . She ordered Lamae's cremation, and was attacked when she awoke on the pyre. The   vampire bloodline was named after her, implying she was infected with vampirism.

Provisional Governor   (?b - ?d)
Provisional Governor of Sentinel  in   after the mysterious disappearance of Baron Volag. 

Magus-General   (?b -  )
 

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the Merciful (?b - ?d)
 

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An Imperial assassin who was the local   and leader of the   on the island of Vvardenfell. She came to her death while hiding in the   ruins of Ald Sotha when her whereabouts became known to the Morag Tong.  The Morag Tong had a writ (contract) to assassinate her. She was known to possess three   items which were coveted by both the Morag Tong Grandmaster Eno Hlaalu and the    .

Archmage   (?b - ?d)
 

Shezarrine
 

Baron   (?b - ?d)
 

Xulneihavu
 

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The  -backed Jarl of   during the  , and one of the youngest jarls in  . He assumed the Jarlship shortly after the Rebellion's beginning, replacing his Stormcloak-supporting uncle, Dengeir, on account of his frailty and old age, or so Siddgeir and his court claimed. Dengeir was succoured with the largely honorary title of Thane, however, he believed that he was actually replaced as a result of Imperial machinations by Siddgeir and Falkreath's nobility. As Jarl, Siddgeir proved indolent and self-indulgent, using his position as Jarl in order to reap lavish benefits, including using the hold's funds to buy himself luxuries, while delegating all responsibility to his court, whom he trusted to see to the needs of the "smallfolk". He also seemed to lack scruples; he took bribes from local bandits, presumably in exchange for turning a blind eye to their activities, although if a group of bandits stopped paying him, he would not hesitate to have them eliminated. He had an amicable attitude towards the  , believing that a new day had dawned which veterans of the   could not recognize. He was also intolerant of worshippers of  , believing that they got what they deserved from the Thalmor. 

Potentate   (?b - ?d)
An obscure  i potentate, said to be the last of the strong potentates. Sidri-Ashak was responsible for making improvements to  's roads in the  ,  and is the namesake of Sidri-Ashak Runestones.  He advised Emperor  , who ruled between the reigns of   and  . Neither interested nor skilled in matters of state, Emperor Dor left most of the governing to him, and he proved to be a capable statesman. Sidri-Ashak wrote Recollections of a Humble Potentate. 

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An     mage, citizen of  , and curator of the Museum of the  . He was prompted to open the Museum because his ancestors had been a part of the cult; one of them had even participated in the assassination of  . He considered the museum to be their legacy. Of course, the people of Dawnstar despised him and his museum, but he believed that, rightly or wrongly, the Mythic Dawn changed history and deserved study. In  , it was rumored he was attempting to recollect the pieces of   and reforge the dagger so he could add it to his collection. 

The Silvenar
 

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Sinmur
 
Sirollus Saccus
 

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  Jarl of  . In  , he was known as Skald the Elder. When he took the throne over 35 years before, he had been known as Skald the Younger. He was an ardent supporter of the   during the  . Many of his subjects considered him demanding, foolish, and unpleasant. They often had to seek help elsewhere when they needed a vital task to get done. He had a particular hatred for  s, and without the   to stop him he began to place bounties on their heads. 

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High King   (?b - ?d)
 

High King   (?b - ?d)
High King of Western Skyrim and Jarl of Solitude. Following the assassination of High King   in  , Logrolf's daughter   was poised to inherit the crown. Svartr claimed that Freydis was illegitimate and demanded that a   be convened to determine Skyrim's next ruler. Although Freydis was accepted by the Crown of Verity, a magical artifact created to test candidates' worthiness to rule, and named High Queen, Svartr was proclaimed High King by a partial Moot. From then on, Skyrim was divided into an Eastern Kingdom, ruled by Freydis' line, and a Western Kingdom, ruled by Svartr's line.  During his reign, Svartr was unsuccessful at fending off frequent incursions by   and   who sought to reclaim lands they felt were rightfully theirs. 

Count   (?b - ?d)
Step-father to Barenziah, the future Queen of Wayrest at the end of the  . Baron of Blackmoor, a small town in central Skyrim, and father to five sons. 

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