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Online:Morrowind (DLC)

:Morrowind: Morrowind is on the verge of destruction and only you can save it from a deadly Daedric threat. Discover the secrets of the island of Vvardenfell, and help the Dark Elves stop a meteor from crashing into Vivec City.
 
The Morrowind DLC contains the Vvardenfell zone which was originally released in the Morrowind chapter. Not all of the content from the original chapter release is available in the DLC; Battlegrounds have moved to the base game and are accessible to everyone, while the Warden class is available separately as a Crown Store Upgrade. Certain promotional bonus content which was originally available in the Discovery Pack and Collector's Edition is available in the Crown Store as the Morrowind Collector's Pack.

 
Features
Vvardenfell, a large new zone.
A new story, in which you must aid Vivec in regaining his lost powers as part of an emerging Daedric plot.
A new 12-player trial, the Halls of Fabrication.
Aid the Morag Tong in Balmora or help a slave ascend the ranks of the Telvanni in Sadrith Mora, among other side quests.
Six new delves, six new group bosses, and two new public dungeons.
Daily repeatable quests from the Ordinators of Vivec City and the   of Ald'ruhn.
Collectibles to earn, including pets, tattoos, and a personality.
New dyes,  styles, and sets, including three new crafting sites.
A tomb hunting collection task that will take you all over Vvardenfell.
Online:Murkmire (DLC)

:Murkmire: Travel to Murkmire, the southernmost region of mysterious Black Marsh, and venture into the deep swamps to learn some of the most hidden secrets of the Argonians!
 
Murkmire features the new zone of Murkmire, and invites you to partake in an epic relic hunt. The DLC is also available for purchase as part of the   for  . Murkmire was also available as a November 2018 daily login reward.

The loyalty reward for Murkmire is the Verdigris Haj Mota non-combat pet.
 

Features
Murkmire, a new zone filled with treacherous swamps and jungles.
New quests, including a questline featuring the society of Cyrodilic Collections.
Help out the local tribes of Bright-Throat and Dead-Water.
Two new delves and group bosses.
Blackrose Prison, a new challenging group arena.
New armor sets, styles, furnishing items, and various collectibles.
Three sets of new daily quests.
Online:Orsinium (DLC)

:Orsinium: ''Come to the homeland of the Orcs in Tamriel Unlimited's first new PvE quest content DLC! Help King Kurog rebuild the city of Orsinium, and watch its walls and towers rise due to your deeds. Includes new armor, weapons, a solo challenge arena, and more!
 
Orsinium introduces the zone of Wrothgar, and focuses on singleplayer PvE content.

The loyalty reward for Orsinium is an Echalette pet. The DLC was also available for purchase as part of the   bundle for  . It's included with the Gold Edition of ESO and the   bundle.
 
Features
Wrothgar, a large zone to explore, battle-levelled so as to be accessible at any level.
A heavy emphasis on questing, including a main questline to rebuild Orsinium.
Two new Public Dungeons, Old Orsinium and Rkindaleft.
Maelstrom Arena, a solo challenge similar to Dragonstar Arena.
Six new, challenging World Bosses.
Itemization, including new sets, new Provisioning recipes, and access to the Ancient Orc style.
Several collectible costumes.
Daily quests to clear delves and world bosses.
Online:Scalebreaker

:Scalebreaker: The Season of the Dragon continues with two Dragon-themed dungeons: Moongrave Fane and Lair of Maarselok. Delve into these deadly new four-player dungeons and encounter challenging boss fights and amazing stories that expand upon the year-long  adventure!
 
Scalebreaker is a dungeon pack DLC containing two new group dungeons, Moongrave Fane and Lair of Maarselok. The DLC is also available for purchase as part of the   for  . It is also available as part of the   for  .

The loyalty reward for Scalebreaker is the Dread-Aurelian Mask Outfit Style.
 

Features
Moongrave Fane Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Lair of Maarselok Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Repeatable Undaunted pledges for both dungeons.
New dungeon sets with unique styles, new mementos and furnishings.
Online:Shadows of the Hist

:Dungeon: Ruins of Mazzatun: Venture into Mazzatun, the "Puzzle City" of the Xit-Xaht tribe of Argonians, who have been forcing other Lizardfolk to work as slave labor on a project that has driven their masters … mad! Can you free them in time?
:Dungeon: Cradle of Shadows: The Argonians of the Dark Brotherhood need your help against a cadre of rogue assassins who threaten to hurl all Black Marsh into bloody chaos. Fight your way into the Cradle of Shadows to uncloak the secrets of the twisted Silken Ring!
 
Shadows of the Hist is a dungeon pack DLC which introduces two Argonian-themed group dungeons.

The loyalty reward is the Heroic Personality. Each dungeon is treated as a separate collectible for the purpose of obtaining the quests. The DLC is also available for purchase as part of the   for  .

 
Features
Cradle of Shadows Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Ruins of Mazzatun Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Repeatable Undaunted pledges for both dungeons.
New dungeon sets, two crafting motifs, and two new skins for completing Veteran mode challenges.
Online:Stonethorn

Stonethorn is a dungeon pack DLC containing two new group dungeons, Stone Garden and Castle Thorn. It is the third part of the year-long Dark Heart of Skyrim storyline.
 

Features
Stone Garden Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Castle Thorn Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Repeatable Undaunted pledges for both dungeons.
New dungeon sets with unique styles.
Online:Summerset (DLC)

:Summerset: By royal decree, the once-forbidden island of the High Elves has been opened, its Crystal Tower drawing travelers to its light. But dark forces from beyond and below are also interested in the mystic location in this new adventure set in Summerset Isle.
 
The Summerset DLC contains the Summerset zone which was originally released in the Summerset chapter. Certain promotional bonus content which was originally available in the Queen's Bounty Pack and Collector's Edition is available in the Crown Store as the Summerset Collector's Pack.

 
Features
Online:Thieves Guild (DLC)

:Thieves Guild: ''Join the Thieves Guild in Hew's Bane, a never-before-seen area of Hammerfell! Explore Abah's Landing, a decadent port town ruled by corrupt merchant lords, who struggle with the Thieves Guild for power. New stories, delves, group bosses, and much more!
 
Thieves Guild introduces the eponymous Thieves Guild faction, along with the zone of Hew's Bane. It focuses on stealth and the Justice System.

The loyalty reward for Thieves Guild is a Jackal pet. The DLC was also available for purchase as part of the   bundle for  . It's included with the Gold Edition of ESO and the   bundle.
 
Features
The Thieves Guild, a new faction with their own skill line.
Hew's Bane, a small zone to explore, battle-levelled so as to be accessible at any level.
New quests which take you to zones all across Tamriel, including a new storyline and repeatable Larceny jobs.
Two new delves and two new group bosses.
The Maw of Lorkhaj, a scaled 12-player trial located in Reaper's March.
Itemization, including new craftable sets, powerful new trial sets, costumes, and access to the Outlaw style.
An Assistant named Pirharri the Smuggler who functions as a summonable fence.
Online:Wolfhunter

:Wolfhunter: ''Dive into all-new stories themed around Tamriel's werewolves and the Daedric Prince Hircine. Two dungeons, two very different environments filled with hordes of monsters, tricky boss encounters, and unique rewards for heroes who accept the challenge.
 
Wolfhunter''' is a dungeon pack DLC which includes two group dungeons related to werewolves and Hircine. The DLC is also available for purchase as part of the   for  .

The loyalty reward for Wolfhunter is the Werewolf Hunter Hat.
 

Features
March of Sacrifices Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Moon Hunter Keep Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Repeatable Undaunted pledges for both dungeons.
New dungeon sets with unique styles, new titles, and new collectibles - new skin, new personality and a new dye - for completing Veteran mode challenges.
Online:Wrathstone

:Wrathstone: ''Uncover Tamriel's buried secrets and begin the Season of the Dragon in Wrathstone. Explore mysterious ruins, face challenging bosses, and claim their riches and knowledge for yourself in two innovative new dungeons: Frostvault and Depths of Malatar.
 
Wrathstone''' DLC kicks off the year-long event called the Season of the Dragon. Wrathstone is a dungeon pack DLC containing two new group dungeons, inviting you to explore Tamriel's hidden past alongside with Redguard scholar Tharayya and recover two halves of the mysterious Wrathstone.

The DLC is also available for purchase as part of the   for  . It is also available as part of the   for  .

The loyalty reward for Wrathstone is the Ayleid Royal Crown hat.
 

Features
Depths of Malatar Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Frostvault Normal and Veteran mode, with a new story quest and monster helm set.
Repeatable Undaunted pledges for both dungeons.
New dungeon sets with unique styles, two new titles, and new collectibles - Meridian Purified skin, new dye and a new non-combat pet - for completing Veteran mode challenges.

Collector's Bundle
:''The Season of the Dragon has begun! Face ancient Dwarven automatons in Frostvault and discover the fate of a lost Imperial legion in Depths of Malatar. Includes the exclusive Treasure Hunter's Horse Mount, Carnelian Theodolite Pet, and more.
The Wrathstone Collector's Bundle''' was released alongside Wrathstone. The collector's bundle includes the Wrathstone DLC, the Treasure Hunter's Horse mount, the Carnelian Theodolite pet, and five Crown Experience Scrolls, and cost  .
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Online:Leyawiin Furnishings

See also:
Deadlands Furnishings
Daedric Furnishings

Crafting furniture of this style requires the use of Ivory Brigade Clasps.

Houses:
Water's Edge
Pantherfang Chapel
Sweetwater Cascades


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Online:Deadlands Furnishings

See also:
Leyawiin Furnishings
Daedric Furnishings

Houses:
Agony's Ascent
Online:Majestic "Dune Rider" Ensemble

The Majestic "Dune Rider" Ensemble was available in the Crown Store for   from   to August 14, 2017. It returned from November 11 to November 18, 2021, where it was offered at a discount to ESO Plus Members. It is also available as an Epic-level reward in Scalecaller Crates.
 

Dyeing
:Slot 1: Upper sleeves and front of shirt
:Slot 2: Vest, upper belt, and sash
:Slot 3: Vest trim, lower belt, and pants
(Gloves, boots, straps, and white trim are not dyeable)
 
 
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Online:Dremora Assassin

Dremora Assassins are Dremora who can be found in the Deadlands.
 

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Online:Feluni's Office

You can only enter during the related quest.
 

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Online:Goods of Greenhill

Merchants
Manuk
Lore:Imperial Saints

The Imperial Saints are pious individuals venerated by the Church, the majority religion among Imperials.    Devotions are often made to them as a group, known collectively as the Communion of Saints. 

Many saints are historical figures who continue to be revered long after death.    The Church also venerates Living Saints, individuals who have received a calling to live by the commands of their chosen Divine as an example to others.  It is believed that saints are blessed by the Divines with a second   and that they do not view the world as other mortals do.  Saints are buried in the graves of   among other important figures in the Empire. 

The practice of saint-eating was popular in the First Era before it was banned at some point prior to  .   This involved the disinterring of a saint's body for use as an ingredient in the preparation of food. However, apocryphal accounts suggest the practice did not immediately cease.  An ancient text called the " " was supposedly discovered by   in the vaults of the   in  .  

List of Saints
Saint Alessia, Patron Saint of Humanity  
Saint Balyna, Patron Saint of Mara 
Saint Coellicia 
Saint Errandil, Living Saint of Arkay 
 
Saint Kaladas, Saint of Zenithar 
Saint Olava the Fair, Living Saint of Mara 
Saint Osla, Saint of Sancre Tor   
Saint Pelinal, the Divine Crusader 
 
Saint Topal the Pilot, Patron Saint of Leyawiin 

See Also
 
 
 

References
Online:Winged Twilight (The Wounding)

Winged Twilights can be found within The Wounding in Vateshran Hollows.
 

Related Quests
Online:Scamp (Vateshran Hollows)

Scamps can be found within The Brimstone Den in Vateshran Hollows.
 

Related Quests
Online:Voriplasm (pet)

The Voriplasm is a pet that could be acquired by finding and using seven Voriplasm Trap parts:  ,  ,  ,  ,  ,  , and  . The parts could be found in Murkmire Strongboxes or bought from the Impresario for   during the Murkmire Celebration. The pet's default name is "Gibblegog".

The parts made a return during the Bounties of Blackwood event, where they could again be purchased from the Impresario or found in Blackwood Legates' Coffers.
 

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Lore:Red Exiles

The Red Exiles were an organization of Ashlanders considered violent and dangerous who were banished by their original tribes, eventually joining together to make their own tribe of outcasts and were counted among the ashlanders that wished for war against the Tribunal Temple.  Their territory previously included a camp near Ald’ruhn as well as a position around the daedric ruin of Ashurnabitashpi in Vvardenfell.  

History
During the Alliance War of  , the Red Exiles were approached by Conoon Chodala, the leader of the Urshilaku Tribe of ashlanders who claimed that he would help the Exiles by ending their banishment and returning them to the fold. Initially they were asked to retrieve the staff-like relic Sunna’rah which was originally created by Sotha Sil, one of the members of the Tribunal and had been somehow been acquired by a daedric cult.  

After the completion of the mission, they were once again met by Chodala for a more permanent agreement. The Ashkhan offered them a respect rarely given to ashlander outcasts which was followed by him explaining his wish of tribal unification, including the Red Exiles. Chodala then demonstrated the power of the artifact that they had helped him acquire which made him invulnerable against attacks, with the Urshilaku leader claiming to be the Nerevarine. The demonstration led the Red Exiles to accept becoming the enforcers of the Ashkhan while their gulakhan would be his champion. 

Later, Chodala called for the Exiles on several occasions, such as when they were ordered to attack his sister Seryn, Wise Woman of the Urshilaku, and the Vestige which resulted in the death of the tribe’s gulakhan . He later used their assistance to get inside the ruin of Kaushtarari and the Red Exile group that went with him were mostly slaughtered by daedra and Chodala himself was later killed by the Vestige with the help of Seryn. 

Before and after the death of the false incarnate, they were still found around Ashurnabitashpi which became a haven for them where they preyed upon travellers of the ashlands around the daedric ruin. They were accused of trampling on relics of the past that the Urshilaku wanted to preserve and by that time it was considered by at least one Urshilaku that the Red Exiles had no hope and were a blight upon the land, with one member asking the Vestige to clear out as many as they could. 

It is unknown what happened to the Red Exiles afterwards, but by   they were no longer found in Vvardenfell, although other outcasts remained in the wilderness on several parts of the district. 
 

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See Also
For game-specific information, see the ESO article.

References
Blades:Sunderblade

Sunderblade is a weapon only available to be purchased from the Sigil Shop. Akaviri Blades are the LT Ultimate version of this weapon, even sharing its appearance.

Notes
Sunderblade originally appeared in Oblivion.
Blades:Akaviri Blade

Akaviri Blades are only available to be purchased from the Sigil Shop. Akaviri Blades are the LT Ultimate version of Sunderblade and shares its appearance.
Online:Ass-Ears Jester Cap

The Ass-Ears Cap is a jester cap available during the Jester's Festival in the Jester's Festival Hat Pack for  . It has been offered to ESO Plus members at a discount for   since 2020.
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Lore:Skylamp

Skylamps are flying creatures native to Morrowind, described as big gas bags with spears for feet.  They are theorized to have preyed on dragons, running them out of Vvardenfell by overwhelming their territory in numbers, despite initially having been their prey.   

The spell "Skylamp's Shadow" is named after them. 

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Lore:Aerin

Aerin was a Bosmer thief and a master of light armor in the late Third Era. She was a trainer in the use of light armor and was an expert on the various styles.   She was also highly proficient at sneaking and acrobatics and was known to offer training in these skills as well.   
 
Biography
At some point between   and  , Aerin served as a mercenary in the King of Solitude's army, together with a fellow Bosmeri mercenary named  . She went with the army on incursions into Morrowind, but eventually arrived at the allied fortress of Cascabel Hall in Skyrim in the company of the King's army during Solitude's war against Farrun. However, she disliked the cold of Skyrim and fled the army before the King departed Cascabel, choosing instead to return to Morrowind and live life as a fugitive. The King of Solitude and the Count of Cascabel Hall eventually departed the castle, leaving Menegur as the sole defender. The castle soon came under siege, but Menegur had been trained in the use of netch leather armor by Aerin and used this to survive his encounters with enemy soldiers and thereby avoid starvation. Peace was eventually brokered, and—as the sole occupier of the castle for at least three months—Menegur became the new Count of Cascabel Hall under Imperial law. 

Upon her return to Morrowind, Aerin made her way to the island of Vvardenfell. Circa  , she was staying in the Andus Tradehouse in Maar Gan, where she offered advanced training services. 

Aerin subsequently moved to Cyrodiil and became known across the province as a gifted acrobat. She set up camp in the northeastern corner of the province, high in the Jerall Mountains far north of Cheydinhal.   She eventually moved on, but the camp remained, fittingly known as Aerin's Camp. Circa  , the Champion of Cyrodiil was referred to Aerin for advanced acrobatics training, but arrived to find her camp occupied by a Nord named Torbern. He had never met Aerin, but happened to be a master of acrobatics himself and offered to train the Champion in her stead.  

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Online:Ajim-Ma

Ajim-Ma is an Argonian who can be found at the edges of Stonewastes.
 
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Quest-Related Events
As you approach her, you may hear her mutter, ''"Never thought I'd still be alive to see the end. Yet here we are."

Talk with her to see what is going on:
:"I don't know where I'll go, but I can't stay here. Bandits destroyed my home, cut down my family, and took everything I had. How can they do this? If they were Imperial rats I'd understand. But, fellow Argonians!  There's not much left I'm afraid."
:Bandits destroyed your home? How did this happen?
:"A warlord named Naxhosa moved his people into the nearby ruins. They come every so often and demand our food and supplies. Then they beat us when there's nothing to hand over. Some try to fight back. But without our protectors, we're no match."
:What happened to your protectors?
:"We call them the Winds. The bandits killed one, and the others refuse to leave their isolation and help us.  Perhaps you could convince them? An outsider's voice may change their minds. No doubt the village will reward you if the Winds see reason."
:I will convince the Winds to protect the village.
:"You're the first bit of hope I've seen in a long while. I don't know if it'll work, but talking to the Winds can't hurt. Go see Nuxul, near the center of the village. He's overseeing the wounded from the last attack. He'll know what to do next."
:Are you still leaving town?
:"I must. I know it's shameful to abandon your tribe, but … staying means too much pain. I see visions of my mate everywhere. Not real ones, just memories. Starting fresh, well, it won't wash away visions. But what else can I do?"''