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Online:Darns Gilvio

Darns Gilvio is a Dark Elf who can be found in the Dragonguard Sanctum, sullenly wandering between Dirge Truptor's stall and the docks. He is of noble descent, and his family apparently expects him to do something great because he has a famous ancestor. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. 
 
Dialogue
He's kind of a Debbie downer.
:''"We're   to live here? I thought the Dragonguard were a dignified order. Not ones for sleeping next to cave rats."

:"One lousy ancestor fights alongside  , and suddenly you're expected to live up to your family name and start hunting Dragons for a living."

:"I don't know why my family forced me to join this dreadful Dragonguard. It's not like there's any Dragons up in Morrowind."''
Online:Menagarion

Menagarion is a High Elf scholar who can be found reading behind Dirge Truptor in the Dragonguard Sanctum. He joined the Dragonguard to study the Dragons. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. 
 
  
Dialogue
He's very interested in Dragons.
:''"I'm here for one reason, and one reason only. To study Dragons. I'll certainly do my best to help you kill the beasts, of course. But don't expect me to neglect my research to do so."

:"No one has been able to research Dragons for centuries, do to a lack of specimens to study. But now we can change all that. A Modern Study of Dragons, written by the Illustrious Menagarion. Yes, I rather like the sound of that."

:"There's no end of Dragon material to research. Right now, I'm researching the alchemical properties of Dragons blood. I haven't discovered anything conclusive yet, but I'm very excited about the possibilities."''
Online:Chukka-Jekka

Chukka-Jekka is a blind Argonian chef who can be found upstairs just outside Chizbari's room in the Dragonguard Sanctum. He joined the Dragonguard to provide them with hearty, delicious meals. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests and receive the achievement A Call to Arms. 
 
Dialogue
He's happy to be here.
:"Sure, the Dragonguard needs warriors. But what is a warrior without a good meal to strengthen their bones?"

:''"I may not be able to see, but my sense of taste is stronger than ever. That's why I'm able to make such delicious meals for our Dragonguard!"

:"What the Dragonguard need are warm, hearty meals! And that's what I aim to provide."''
Online:Jehrait

Jehrait is a Redguard who can be found playing a game with Borwaegal and Aengvar on the second floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum by the stairs leading to the third floor. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Borwaegal

Borwaegal is a Wood Elf who can be found playing a game with Jehrait and Aengvar on the second floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum by the stairs leading to the third floor. She appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Aengvar

Aengvar is a Wood Elf who can be found playing a game with Jehrait and Borwaegal on the second floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum by the stairs leading to the third floor. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Dragonguard Sanctum

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Upgrading the Sanctum
thumb|The Dragonguard Supply Chest
The Dragonguard Sanctum can be upgraded by doing quests related to the Dragonguard. Quests from the Main Story of the Dragonhold DLC, as well as dailies obtained from the Sanctum's questgivers, Chizbari the Chipper and Dirge Truptor, count toward the progress. Progress can be tracked in the achievements list, and every milestone unlocks more NPCs to liven up the Sanctuary. The notable unlockable perks at every milestone are:
A Call to Arms achievement unlocked (Milestone of 4 quests): Chef vendor unlocked.
Restoring the Order achievement unlocked (Milestone of 12 quests): the Dragonguard Inner Sanctum is unlocked, allowing access to the Dragonguard Armory, which contains crafting station where you can craft items in the Ancient Dragonguard set.
Reforging the Dragonguard achievement unlocked (Milestone of 20 quests): Achievement Furnisher vendor unlocked. The quest The Good Bits becomes available, which grants access to the alchemy reagant Dragon Rheum upon completion.
Dragonguard Operative achievement unlocked (Milestone of 30 quests): Unlocks access to the Dragonguard Supply Chest, a daily rewards chest located in front of Dirge Truptor.

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thumb|left|Dragonguard Sanctum Wayshrine
The Dragonguard Sanctum Wayshrine can be found to the south, near the docks.
 
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Online:Airfilwen

Airfilwen is a High Elf who can be found tending to a small boat in port at the docks in the Dragonguard Sanctum. She appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Mizarati

Mizarati is a Khajiit who can be found meditating at the docks in the Dragonguard Sanctum. He appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Ruldzusha

Ruldzusha is an Orc who can be found inspecting a few barrels on the third floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum. She appears after you complete four Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:New Moon Ambassador

The New Moon Ambassador is a Breton necromancer affiliated with the Order of the New Moon who can be found in Barrowbough at the Bone Orchard. She must be killed during the related quest to prevent the Order from aligning themselves with a Worm Cult necromancer named Ethruin.
 

Related Quests
Online:Sticks and Bones

Quick Walkthrough
# Enter Barrowbough in the Bone Orchard.
# Kill the New Moon Ambassador and steal the  .
# Return to Dirge Truptor.

Detailed Walkthrough
Dirge has received word from a contact in Grahtwood that an ambassador to the Order of the New Moon has been in touch with Ethruin, a powerful necromancer belonging to the Worm Cult. Whatever reason they're meeting for, it can't be a good one. Dirge needs you to kill the ambassador at their meeting place in the Bone Orchard, and look for any documents they may have brought with them.

Head towards the Bone Orchard and enter Barrowbough. Once inside, take the right path when the road forks. The Compact Documents are in a Document Case within a backpack on the platform where a bunch of urns are sitting. Kill the Ambassador, take the documents and return to Dirge with news of your victory.
 
 

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Lore:Mnemonic Planisphere

The Mnemonic Planisphere is a facility found on the outskirts of the Brass Fortress, in the Clockwork City. It serves the purpose of preserving Sotha Sil's memories, which manifest in floating balls of light known as stars that fly across its hallways. These stars are taken to the facility's center and placed in the planisphere, which resembles the night sky. These stars can be taken to a forming room to replay these memories. The planisphere is overseen by the Astronomer, whose free will is willingly taken to protect the facility until their death.   
 

History
The Mnemonic Planisphere was built to preserve the stars created from Sotha Sil's memories. Roughly around  , one of his disciples, a   man named   was given the task to serve the   of administrating the planisphere. In exchange, he gave up his sense of identity and assumed the role of the Astronomer for about a millennia.  When   was razed to the ground in  , memories of the fury of   was added into the planisphere by Sotha Sil himself. 

Centuries later, the Astronomer had found an apprentice that would take his place in the form of the  ,  . In time, his age started to catch up to him. In  , the cult of   had infiltrated the Clockwork City and brought dismay across the realm. The cult trespassed into the facility stole stars from the planisphere and delved deep into the separate wings. Lloryn enlisted the help of an   to collect the stars and restore them back into the planisphere. Through the process, they learned about Orvas' past and the sacrifice he made to become the Astronomer. Lloryn was given the ultimatum of either assuming his place or keep her individuality. It is unknown what the outcome was but the planisphere was restored. 

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See Also
For game-specific information, see the ESO article.
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References
Online:File Under D

Quick Walkthrough
# Go to the Reliquary of Stars and recover three  .
# Return to Dirge Truptor.

Detailed Walkthrough
Dirge has a lead on scrolls stored by a member of the Dragonguard in the ruins at the Reliquary of Stars in Grahtwood. The scrolls contain information on Dragonguard techniques that would be valuable to the order. He needs you to retrieve them.

Head into the Reliquary of Stars and take the right path to the Hall of Might. Head north until you reach the square-shaped chamber near the u-shaped hall at the northern end of the ruins. Turn right into that chamber. Take the three Dragon-hide Scrolls and return to Dirge at the sanctum.
 
 

Quest Stages
Online:Taking Them to Tusk

Quick Walkthrough
# Enter Malak's Maw.
# Kill the New Moon Courier and take the  . 
# Return to Dirge Truptor.

Detailed Walkthrough
Dirge has received word that the Cult of the New Moon has been in contact with the Oathbound Orc clan, and that they've sent a courier over to the clan's stronghold over at Malak's Maw in Deshaan. The Dragonguard doesn't need more foes to distract them from their work, so you're going to need to make your way through the stronghold at Malak's Maw and stop this correspondence before it can go any further.

Your objectives are located in the deepest recesses of the stronghold. The Sealed Missive can be located in a well by the forge or beneath a tree behind the forge. The courier is under the forge pavilion, accompanied by one Oathbound Guardian who is hammering away on the nearby anvil. Kill the courier, take the missive and return to Dirge.
 
 

Quest Stages
Online:Digging Up the Garden

Quick Walkthrough
# Retrieve the   from the Corpse Garden.
# Return to Dirge Truptor.

Detailed Walkthrough
Dirge Truptor tells you that an Akaviri soldier is interred in the Corpse Garden, a crypt in Deshaan. Where there are Akaviri tombs, there are relics, so Dirge wants you to find this persons' final resting place and see if you can nab any Akaviri relics.

Enter the Corpse Garden in northern Deshaan. The ornate chest containing a Dragonguard breastplate is located in the western chamber. Take it and return to Dirge.
 
 
Quest Stages
Online:Imperial Mercenary

The Imperial Mercenary is a Redguard who appears in place of Sai Sahan at South Guard Ruins, when you encounter other players who are also doing The Dragon's Lair. He has no unique dialogue.
 
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Online:Khajiit Mercenary

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The Khajiit Mercenary is a Senche-raht who appears in place of Caska at South Guard Ruins, when you encounter other players who are also doing The Dragon's Lair. She has no unique dialogue.
 

Related Quests
Online:Trained Skeever

Trained Skeevers are skeevers that can be found at South Guard Ruins. They are also summoned by Black Gull Wranglers.
Online:Black Gull Wrangler

Black Gull Wranglers are Redguard and Imperial pet rangers who can be found at South Guard Ruins. They summon Trained Skeevers during battle instead of the usual creatures.
Lore:Dragon Frog

s are amphibians that eat insects that can be found in   and  .  Their name comes from their small wings and ability to breathe fire, though stories from Hammerfell claim that they were once dragons before being transformed.  When they are ready to mate, female dragon frogs emit an odor that attracts male dragon frogs.  

The known Dragon Frog morphs are as follows: kindlespit, tangerine, blue oasis, butterscotch, and kaleidotropic. Each morph spits fire in a different hue. Kindlespit dragon frogs spew normal orange flames.  Tangerine frogs spit vivid red and blue oasis frogs spew unusually bright blue flames, while kaleidotropic and viridescent frogs puff lime green.   

Dragon Frogs come in a range of colors, from the dull browns of the common dragon frog,  to the contrasting red and green of the kaleidotropic dragon frog, whose coloration serves as a warning to predators that the animal is poisonous. This poison is only a mild hallucinogenic for humanoid mortals.  The whimsical blue oasis dragon frog is native to Hew's Bane, and could previously only be found on that peninsula. However, the trend of breeding dragon frogs as pets resulted in them being found across Tamriel.  They can be found as far south as Murkmire.  The tangerine morph can be found on Thras far to the southwest, where they were purportedly bred by the Sload as snacks.  The Butterscotch Dragon Frog of Black Marsh got its name from its yellow coloring. Whether or not it tastes like butterscotch is a matter of conjecture.  In addition to being kept as pets, some enterprising citizens use taxidermied dragons frogs as protective pads for cooking. 

There is a legend associated with the bright green viridescent dragon frogs. The tale holds that they used to be as large as the dragons of old, but lacked wings. The frogs were jealous of the dragons' wings, and bargained with   to acquire wings of their own. The viridescent dragon frogs were granted wings at the cost of their size. 
 

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

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References
Lore:On Plunder Skulls

Hear, O faithful, the call of the  s, on this, our most sacred holiday, the  ! When blessed darkness falls and the moons fill the sky, the time to celebrate is nigh!

Have you prepared your  ? Filled them with ghoulish riches to inspire both horror and greed among the uninitiated? And have you distributed them to the  s across the  ? Good, good. Then all is in readiness for the celebration to come!

With every plunder skull earned during the time of the festival, the power and vitality of the witch covens grow. So what if villains fall and the adventuring masses acquire the prizes we sequestered in our macabre, skull-shaped baskets? The chaos sowed as they strive to find and collect them all adds an undeniable sweetness to the power we attain. 

Remember, O faithful, that the deadliest foes of the world drop plunder skulls upon defeat. Adventurers simply have to slay such a foe to acquire its plunder skull. And they may acquire as many as they are able during the allotted time, as long as they continue to triumph over these foes.

Every plunder skull contains a useful and creepy treasure, provided you prepared your plunder skulls correctly. Remember, you can fill them with    ,    ,  ,   … anything, as long as it inspires greed and makes those not of the covens uneasy.

Some of you have asked about the more rare and powerful  . Know this, O faithful: If you must ask, you are not skilled or proficient enough to create such a vessel. These vessels contain a specific set of  , and have been distributed to the superior defenders of such extreme locations as the   and    , the   and  ,   and  , and  . They can also be acquired by defeating the most deadly of   wandering the wilderness of Tamriel, as well as the lords of deadly subterranean domains.

Now go, O faithful, and celebrate! Revel in the chaos and drink deep of the power granted to us as the plunder skulls are hunted down and gathered!
Lore:The Colorful Khajiit

culture is often known for its flamboyance. It seems that whatever the Khajiit choose to do, they do it with gusto. But if I told you that the flair of the silk draped streets of   couldn't hold a candle to a tiny village in the hills of  , would you believe it? I do not exaggerate when I say that   is dripping with color, quite literally.

More than half the people of this town are devoted to the pursuit of art. Whether they be artists themselves or artisans who provide the highest quality supplies for the task. The pigments made in their so-called "Colorworks" are sought all over   for their vibrance in paint and dyes. These alone provide the town with enough wealth to allow such indulgence in the arts for so small a population.

The Khajiit of Black Heights have been refining their techniques for generations and their works are influenced by traditions carried on since the founding of the settlement. One of the oldest and most prominently displayed is a stone painting. Black Heights itself is nestled into the base of a mountain range and dotted with great stone boulders. Khajiit, particularly at a young age, are shown to paint with their paws upon the stones. Creating vast and colorful images out of hundreds of tiny paw prints. The greatest example of this is a fixture known as the  , where every member of the village goes to add their leaves to the tree before they pass on. The scale of this bittersweet landmark left me speechless and it will do the same for you, if you hazard to venture out from the safety of Senchal and take in all the wonders   has to offer.
Lore:Black Heights

Black Heights is a village found in the hills of the Tenmar Forest, in the province of Elsweyr. It is a humble town of artisans. The ancient arts of Black Heights have been passed down for countless generations, since the town's founding. Their vast arrangement of pigments, collectively found in the Colorworks have been sought after across the continent.  On the southern edge of town is Khenarthi's Breath Temple, dedicated to the eponymous goddess of winds, Khenarthi. The temple is primarily populated by an Alfiqi priesthood. 

A point of interest within Black Heights is the Wall of Life, where the villagers go to paint at the end of their lives. When they've left their mark, they cross the   behind the great mural, ringing the Khenarthic Bells strewn across the path to signal to Khenarthi that they are ready to be flown to the  .
 

History
Black Heights dates back many generations and their works come from passed down traditions since its founding. Some of its oldest paintings are found on stones, where the people creating vast and vibrant images using their paws, especially the young. Perhaps the greatest example of this is the  , which depicts a blooming tree in many colors. Every member of the village adds another leaf to the ancient composition before they pass away. 

In  , the Wall of Life was tainted by the corrupted dark magic of  , the Great Darkness of Khajiiti mythology. Years prior, the Dagi painter,   was influenced by the spirit when the death of his wife had left him to greatly mourn and question Khenarthi's will. This led to his eventual death and his transformation into a malevolent spirit, embracing the  . Many years later, his influence began to seep into the Wall of Life, turning its vibrant colors into dark blues and blacks, reflecting the Great Darkness. It was through the mural that he sought to claim his son,  , slowly turning him a   and bring him closer to Dak'radhi. His wife,   was forced to call for help from the  , agents of  , specifically her twin sister,  . Both Adara'hai and her   exorcised the dark energy from Vijari and sent Dak'radhi back into the Dark Behind the World, at the expense of Vijari's life. In the end, the Wall of Life was restored. 

During the   in the late- , the village of Black Heights was an active settlement. It was ruled by Lady Fajjan and it had a rivalry with other villages, such as  ,  , and  .  Black Heights was neighbored by several settlements, including Duncori Walk to the northeast, Markgran Brook to the south, and   to the west. 

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See Also
For game-specific information, see the Arena and ESO articles.
Books


References
Lore:Saint Roris the Martyr

Saint Roris the Martyr is the Dunmeri Patron of Furnishers and Caravaners. Roris was captured by Argonians before the Arnesian War, and he was subsequently tortured by Argonian sorcerers for not renouncing his faith in the Tribunal. His death was the cause of the Arnesian War as the Dunmer wanted justice and vengeance.  Roris was later canonized by the Tribunal, and shrines to him could be found in Tribunal temples. 

Offerings made to Saint Roris would grant 'Roris's Bloom', which would fortify one's health.  Ordinators viewed Saint Roris's robe as a holy artifact, and it was recovered for them by the Nerevarine in  . 
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Legends:Skooma Cat's Playthings

'''Skooma Cat's Playthings''' is the fourth Puzzle Set, released on October 30, 2019.

Purchasing the puzzle set earns you the Skooma Cat's Plaything card back. Beating a puzzle will grant you 20 soul gems each.

When you open the puzzle for the first time, the Skooma Cat will issue you a '''Skooma Cat's Greeting: "Presenting the past to keep from repeating the present in the future. Keep up, plaything."''
 

Quests
Every puzzle rewards   upon first completion. Once you complete all twenty puzzles, you receive the Felonious title.


 
 

Cut Content
Each questgiver, with the exception of the alliance puzzles, was initially supposed to have an intro and outro before their puzzles were presented, but this was cut from the final version. The lines can be seen below:



Notes
The Skooma Cat's initial greeting was taken from ESO
Online:Todrick

Todrick is an Alfiq who can be found sleeping near Purcy in the small overhang on the third floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum. He appears after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Purcy

Purcy is an Alfiq who can be found near Todrick in the small overhang on the third floor of the Dragonguard Sanctum. He appears after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He is kneading a pillow and has no unique dialogue.
Online:Rosmena

Rosmena is a Redguard who can be found practicing katas beside Jehratir in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Jehratir

Jehratir is a Redguard who can be found in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Tunnanial

thumb|right|Breyane and Tunnaniel
Tunnanial is a Maormer who can be found sitting next to Breyane on the edge of the platform on the third floor in the Dragonguard Sanctum. He appears after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Breyane

thumb|right|Breyane and Tunnaniel
Breyane is a Maormer who can be found sitting next to Tunnanial on the edge of the platform on the third floor in the Dragonguard Sanctum. She appears after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Gagogru

Gagogru is an Orc who can be found in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Andreas Imbrex

Andreas Imbrex is an Imperial who can be found in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Agraein

Agraein is a Wood Elf who can be found in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Iosyl

Iosyl is a Nord who can be found moving barrels to The Perfect Pounce in the Dragonguard Sanctum after you complete twelve Dragonguard quests. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Pirate Skeleton Style

The Pirate Skeleton  Style is an Undaunted outfit style inspired by Captain Blackheart, the final boss of Blackheart Haven. As with all Undaunted styles, it's comprised of a head and shoulder piece alongside a selection of weapon pieces. This style was first available from October 30 to November 27, 2019.

Style Pages
  could drop from Captain Blackheart, with a higher chance to drop on Veteran difficulty, and an even higher chance if the Thoroughly Plundered achievement had been unlocked. 
  had a chance to drop from a  , sold by Glirion the Redbeard, or could alternatively be bought outright from him for 50 Undaunted Keys.
Weapon pages could be obtained from the   sold in the Crown Store for  , or   for ESO Plus customers.
 

Sets
The following sets are in the Pirate Skeleton Style:
Pirate Skeleton

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