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Online:Resistance Fighter (Sunhold)

Resistance Fighters are generic NPCs located throughout Sunhold.
 

Related Quests


Quest-Related Events
thumb|right|Resistance Fighters and their dead captor
You will have the opportunity to see several Resistance Fighters throughout Sunhold, in and out of the related quest.

Occasionally, you will come across two captured Resistance Fighters near the bridge leading to The Pyandonean Wind, who will turn around and kill their Maormer captor when you approach to kill the Storm Atronachs on the bridge.

You may see three Resistance Fighters grouped together: an Orc woman, a Breton man, and a Bosmer woman. The following interaction will occur.
:Resistance Fighter (orc): ''"Thank Mauloch you're both all right!"
:Resistance Fighter (bosmer): "Sunhold's fighting back! These sea snakes will fall beneath our blades!"
:Resistance Fighter (breton): "We're not out of this yet. Let's split up and look for supplies."''
The three of them will then run off.

In a limestone hallway, you may come across two Altmer Resistance Fighters, looting an enemy corpse. This interaction occurs after you've completed the related quest:
:Resistance Fighter: "The Sea Elves are barely fighting back. What happened?"
:Resistance Fighter: ''"Didn't you hear? Someone killed Admiral Viscarne!"

In another part, two fighters will be looting a Maomer corpse:
:Resistance Fighter: "Well? Is it there?"
:Resistance Fighter: "Indeed it is. Yes, this should prove useful to our efforts."

In the deeper parts of the city, you may witness a small group of Resistance Fighters charging the Storm Sharks.
:Resistance Fighter: "For Summerset! For Sunnawel! For Sunhold!"''
Online:Resistance Fighter (Hallin's Stand)

thumb|right|A male Resistance Fighter
Resistance Fighters are Redguard warriors who show up in front of the Grandeya's Palace after you light a signal fire atop one of either of the watch towers in Hallin's Stand.
 

Related Quests
Online:Taking up the Mantle

Taking up the Mantle is awarded for speaking to Count Verandis Ravenwatch in Blackreach: Arkthzand Cavern after the completion of the quest Second Chances. This is the final quest in the Dark Heart of Skyrim storyline, meaning access to both Markarth and Greymoor is required to earn this achievement.

After Second Chances is completed, Verandis can be found just north of the Arkthzand Wayshrine, overlooking the cavern from a Dwarven balcony at the entrance to Bthar-Zel.

Earning this achievement will reward you with the title "of House Ravenwatch", granting nominal membership of House Ravenwatch. It also allows you to purchase   furnishings from Tirudilmo for   each.
Online:Timbercrow Wanderer

thumb|right|Timbercrow Wanderer (female)
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Timbercrow Wanderer is a costume which can be obtained by combining 50 Siege of Cyrodiil Merits with a  . You can earn one Merit per character per day by completing an Imperial City District Quest (not affected by double event drops). You can then purchase the Distinction for Tel Var Stones from a Tel Var General Merchant. This will earn you a  , which can be consumed to unlock the costume or sold to another player.
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Cyrodiil/Armor

Cyrodiil
 
This page lists the base (unenchanted) armor added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod.   details most magical armor with the rest found at   and  . The category Beyond Skyrim-Cyrodiil-Armor provides lists of all the individual pieces of armor in the game.

Armor Materials
The mod adds Cyrodiilic variants to three existing materials ( ,   and  ) as well as two new materials (  and  ).


 

 

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Cyrodiil/Steel

Steel weapons are commonplace, low-quality items. Like their Skyrim counterparts, they are crafted out of steel ingots, but differ in appearance.

Steel Weapons
Steel weapons are low-quality weapons, better than only  . They appear in leveled lists starting at level 2 (enchanted varieties at level 3). All items can be tempered using 1 Steel Ingot, and having the Steel Smithing perk doubles the quality improvement.
Cyrodiil/Advanced Armors

Two types of advanced armors are added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod: Chainmail and Mithril. 

Chainmail Armor
thumb|right|A female Skyrim:Breton|Breton wearing Chainmail Armor
thumb|clear=none|A male Skyrim:Redguard|Redguard wearing Chainmail Armor
Chainmail armor is a medium-quality light armor than requires the Advanced Armors perk to be forged, using a combination of iron and quicksilver ingots. 
All items can be tempered using 1 iron ingot, and having the Advanced Armors perk doubles the quality improvement.
It appears in leveled lists starting at level 8 (enchanted varieties at level 9). 



 
Mithril Armor
thumb|right|A female Skyrim:Breton|Breton wearing Mithril Armor
thumb|clear=none|A male Skyrim:Redguard|Redguard wearing Mithril Armor
Mithril armor is a medium-quality light armor that cannot be forged. All items can however be tempered using 1 quicksilver ingot.
Boots and gauntlets appear in leveled lists starting at level 46. A pair of boots and gauntlets can also be found in the treasury room of  , while an enchanted helmet,  , can be found on the corpse of the Glade Guardian in  .
Online:Void Mage

Void Mage can refer to any of these topics:
Void Mage (NPC), an NPC located in Vateshran Hollows
Void Mage (NPC class), an NPC class added with the Markarth DLC
Online:Void Mage (NPC class)

Void Mages are a class of hostile humanoid NPCs that attack using magic abilities. They are usually equipped with a void staff, and use spells that draw from the Void. The class was introduced in Markarth.

Types of Void Mages


Skills and Abilities
Grasping Tendrils
An ability that affects the area in front of the enemy in a cone-shaped radius. This ability stuns you for five seconds; you can break free of this. This ability deals minor Void magic damage.

Summon Protective Tear
The enemy summons a Protective Tear, which sets a green aura down around it and the caster for ten seconds or until the tear is destroyed.

Crushing Tendrils
An ability that affects the area in front of the enemy in a cone-shaped radius. Deals minor Oblivion damage.

Void Bolt
A basic ranged ability fired off at a single target. This ability deals low Oblivion damage.

Creeping Pools
The enemy summons three circular AoEs that deal low Oblivion damage over time when you stand in them.

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Lore:Eye of Argonia

The Eye of Argonia is a treasured artifact described as the "priceless king's jewel of ancient Black Marsh".  Little is known of the eye, other than along with being an invaluable gem it acted as a key to the "lost city of Black Marsh"  and it was a highly sought after relic for treasure hunters. Cyrus the Redguard and his Cyro-Nordic captain Tobias both wished to attain the prized artifact, although it's unknown if either of them ever succeeded in doing so.  An archeologist and author by the name of Rolard Nordssen aspired to claim the fabled eye, a potential accomplishment which he considered even greater than his prior feats.  Circa  , the Nerevarine mentioned the legendary jewel as a means to cover for his true intentions to infiltrate the chambers of the Common Tongue press printers.  

Notes
''The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Eye of Argonia was a planned sequel to Redguard''. Like its predecessor, it was an action-adventure game with few of the role-playing elements of other Elder Scrolls titles, the project was ultimately cancelled.

References
Lore:Gnoll Mountain

Gnoll Mountain (also called '''Winter's Peak''')  is a large mountain located in the snowy peaks of the Jerall Mountains, in the province of Cyrodiil. It is located exactly east of the county seat, Bruma, separated from the city by the Silver Road. It is the highest elevated point in the province and at the pinnacle of the mountain lies Frostcrag Spire, a magical tower built by the Arch-Mage of Cyrodiil's Mages Guild. On the southern face of the mountain is the province's Shrine of Namira, which is strategically hidden from the Silver Road in the west. And on the northwest point lies Dragonclaw Rock, a visually distinct landmark that marks the end of the Silver Road. 
 

History
thumb|left|Symbol of the Three Feather Tribe
thumb|right|Havilstein Hoar-Blood
There have been at least two known prospects on Gnoll Mountain. One was called the  , which harvested   and another called the  . Not much is known about the former but it has since been abandoned and it was later occupied by the   of  s.  Despite its name, the latter does not contain   veins or any gemstones, but it is actually an   mine. It was given its name by prospectors to attract investors from nearby Bruma.  It has reportedly been lost and it is now commonly used by bandits as a hideout. The   had at one point build a stronghold on the eastern foothills of the mountain called  , but it has long since been abandoned.

At some point in time, the Imperial Legion built an outpost on the mountain's peak and connected it to the   that functioned all over central Cyrodil. By the time the   took place in  , the Winter's Peak Outpost sat in territory occupied by the  .  At around this time, there was a large lake on the northern base of the mountain, on the road between   and the milegate near  . The   had also built a   northeast of the Winter's Peak Outpost. 

During the   in  , the  ic barbarian and   silencer from  ,   scaled the mountain and camped on the summit with his trusted companion,  .  Unbeknownst to him, he was tracked down by another   from the Brotherhood, unaware of his true nature. The barbarian and his companion were murdered and the silencer was rewarded by his employer, the Speaker of the  ,  , who was also fooled.  At around that time, an Oblivion Gate had opened on the eastern side of the mountain, near the path up to the summit. 

Sometime in the late- , the Arch-Mage of the Mages Guild,   spent his tenure hoping to develop a home where he can study away from the prying eyes of his colleagues. During his travels, he scaled Gnoll Mountain and rested in the camp on the summit. There he basked in the majestic view of the Jerall Mountains and was inspired to design his tower, the Frostcrag Spire. It was not so long after that he was able to complete construction on the tower and live out the rest of his life in complete solitude. On his deathbed, he relinquished the spire to his distant  , hoping that they may restore it to its former glory. Sure enough, they were able to see it come to full fruition. 

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

References
Cyrodiil/Animal Hides

As in Skyrim, animal hides and pelts can be harvested from dead   in Cyrodiil. Hides are only one of several categories of items that can be obtained by hunting animals; the others are detailed elsewhere:
  for meat that comes from animals
  for various alchemy ingredients that come from animals

Animal hides, including leather and leather strips, are traded by blacksmiths (including quartermasters) and by hunters  encountered in the wilderness.

 
Unprocessed


Other
thumb|right|A female Skyrim:Breton|Breton wearing Colovian Fur Armor
thumb|clear=none|A male Skyrim:Redguard|Redguard wearing Colovian Fur Armor
thumb|clear=none|A Third Era Colovian Fur Helm
Several other items are categorized as "Animal Hides" by merchants, meaning that blacksmiths and hunters will buy them.  Most of these are detailed elsewhere:
All Fur armor:  ,  ,  ,   and  .
These items are also categorized as armor, so blacksmiths would buy them even if they weren't in the animal hides category.

  

 
Leather Smithing
Leather Armor
thumb|right|A female Skyrim:Breton|Breton wearing Leather Armor
thumb|clear=none|A male Skyrim:Redguard|Redguard wearing Leather Armor
Leather Armor is a relatively low-quality type of light armor. Like its Skyrim counterpart, it is crafted Leather, but differs in appearance. It appears in leveled lists starting at level 6. All items can be tempered using 1 Leather.



Colovian Leather Armor
Colovian Leather Armor has the same stats as regular Leather Armor, and looks identical to Skyrim Leather Armor. It cannot be forged or tempered, but is used as the base for   in Cyrodiil. It is also found in certain locations as well as in some blacksmith leveled lists from level 1.
Lore:Kaladas

Saint Kaladas was a First Era master craftsman and Imperial saint who lived in Leyawiin several centuries after the Alessian Slave Rebellion. He constructed the Great Chapel of Zenithar in Leyawiin in tribute to the legend of a messenger who is said to have carried the Mace of the Crusader to Leyawiin following the death of Pelinal Whitestrake at the hands of the Ayleids. The Mace, which had been given to Pelinal by Zenithar, had not been seen for many centuries. However, when Saint Kaladas was laid to rest in the chapel undercroft, those who prayed to Zenithar at his tomb began to receive visions of the Mace.   

Many pilgrims came to the Tomb of Saint Kaladas to receive this vision, but none could reach the Mace. Each vision was the same: the Mace would appear upon bowing to the shrine, separated by a great chasm. Many tried and failed to reach the Mace, and would instead fall into the chasm each time, awakening from the vision.  In  , the Knights of the Nine were founded in search of the Crusader's Relics,  and the Dunmer knight Sir Ralvas devoted himself to recovering the Mace of the Crusader. He prayed at the Tomb of Saint Kaladas many times, but died at some point prior to   without ever reaching the Mace.  

Circa  , the Champion of Cyrodiil refounded the Knights of the Nine and was guided to the tomb by the ghost of Sir Ralvas. It transpired that the only way to cross the chasm and recover the Mace was to wear the Boots of the Crusader, a sacred relic of Kynareth. In this way, the pilgrim would acknowledge the close ties between Zenithar and Kynareth, and the reliance that craftsmen have on the materials provided by the natural world.  The Champion was given the Boots by Kynareth herself, and duly managed to recover the Mace by wearing them while praying at the tomb.   

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References
Online:Ebonsteel Knight Style

The Ebonsteel Knight Style is an outfit style. Items cannot be crafted in this style; it is only available as part of the Outfit System. Pieces are in Heavy Armor and Weapons only. Pages were obtainable during the Midyear Mayhem 2021 event.

Style Pages
Armor pages have a small chance to drop from Patrolling Horrors in the Imperial Districts and named champions in the Imperial Sewers during the event. Style pages can also be bought from The Impresario for   each, however these are account-bound and cannot be sold or traded.
The corresponding weapon styles could be obtained from the   sold in the Crown Store during the event for  .
  

Armor


Weapons and Shields


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See Also
Ebony Style, Ebon Style
Online:Arkthzand Anfractuosity Shroud

The Arkthzand Anfractuosity Shroud is the loyalty reward for accessing the Markarth DLC. Available by completing Welcome to the Reach, an achievement awarded for entering the Reach for the first time.
 

Dyeing
:Slot 1: The entire metal head
:Slot 3: The cloth on the neck peeking out from under the metal mask's chin
 
  
 
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Achievements
There is one achievement associated with this hat.
 

Notes
This hat does not have a dye slot in the second position.
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Online:Akaviri Potentate Crate

:Conceived in treachery and secured by bloodshed, the Akaviri Potentate ushered in the Second Era, along with a new chapter of Imperial rule. For four-hundred years, the Tsaesci, Versidue-Shaie, and his heirs ruled a fractious continent. Over time, the snakemen’s classical refinement merged with stubborn Reman values to create something completely new—a civilization built on the fault line of Tamriel and Akavir, blending the virtues of both into an unlikely whole.

:Despite the roiling chaos of the Interregnum, Potentate relics still find their way into hands of collectors. Will you herald the Second Empire’s return? The grace of Akavir and pride of Cyrodiil are yours for the taking!
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This Season is themed after the Akaviri Potentate, a period during which the Empire was ruled by Akaviri. It was first available from December 10, 2020 to March 18, 2021.

The possible rewards are as follows, grouped by rarity with Radiant Apex rewards being the rarest.

Occurrences
 


These items can only be won in crates, and cannot be bought separately from the Gem Store.
 


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Duplicate Apex rewards grant   from extraction, *except the Resplendent Sweetroll, which grants   and cannot be bought in the Gem Store.


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Duplicate Legendary rewards grant   from extraction.''


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Duplicate Epic rewards grant   from extraction.


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Duplicate Superior Rewards grant   from extraction.


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Unwanted Fine Rewards grant   from extraction.


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Unwanted Common Rewards grant   from extraction.

External Links
- Rule Cyrodiil with the New Akaviri Potentate Crown Crate Items
Online:Sentinel of Rkugamz Style

Sentinel of Rkugamz is an Undaunted outfit style inspired by Sentinel of Rkugamz, a Dwarven Centurion boss in Darkshade Caverns I. As with all Undaunted styles, its comprised of a head and shoulder piece alongside a selection of weapon pieces. This style will be available from  January 27 to February 24, 2021.

Style Pages
  can drop from the Sentinel of Rkugamz, with a higher chance to drop on Veteran difficulty, and an even higher chance if the Well Out of Warranty achievement has been unlocked. 
  has a chance to drop from either   or a  , which are both sold by Maj al-Ragath. Alternatively, this page could be bought outright from her for 50 Undaunted Keys.
Weapon pages could be obtained from the   sold in the Crown Store for  .
 

Sets
The following sets are in the Sentinel of Rkugamz Style:
Sentinel of Rkugamz

Armor


Weapons and Shields
:''You've ventured into Deshaan’s largest kwama mine and faced many a challenging foe. Now you can alter your weapon's appearance to match the Undaunted Sentinel of Rkugamz awards by using this set of Outfit styles.''

The weapons and shield for this style have a perpetual green lightning crackle effect.


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Online:Preview Crate: Akaviri Potentate

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A single Preview Crate: Akaviri Potentate is a possible reward as part of the December 2020 daily rewards, given for logging in for 21 days that month. Unlike regular Akaviri Potentate crates, the Preview Crate pulls from a limited pool of potential rewards. They can be distinguished from regular Akaviri Potentate crates due to being painted completely blue, as opposed to the usual blue with gold edges.

Notably, these crates are guaranteed to grant one of five pets modeled after the Apex-level mounts of the Akaviri Potentate Season released in December 2020. The pets found in the preview crates are not available in regular Akaviri Potentate Crates.

The possible rewards are as follows, grouped by rarity with Legendary rewards being the rarest:



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Duplicate Legendary rewards grant   from extraction.


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Unwanted Fine Rewards grant   from extraction.


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Unwanted Common Rewards grant   from extraction.
Online:Furnishing Pack: Mad Alchemist

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:''At last, you can demonstrate your true genius! Enhance your laboratory with these tanks and specimens then experiment to your heart's content! And, because the simple-minded may fear your work, keep your combat arts well-honed on a sturdy Bloodknight.
Mad Alchemist Furnishing Pack''' is a Furnishing Pack themed around Arkasis the Mad Alchemist's laboratory in  Stone Garden. It was first available on January 7 to January 21, 2021 in the Crown Store for  . 

This bundle comes with unique Bloodknight target dummy alongside various pieces of laboratory equpiment.

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Online:Event Exchange

Event Exchange may refer to several different places:
Event Exchange (Auridon), the exchange in Auridon
Event Exchange (Glenumbra), the exchange in Glenumbra
Event Exchange (Blackwood), the exchange in Blackwood
Event Exchange (Northern Elsweyr), the exchange in Northern Elsweyr
Event Exchange (Stonefalls), the exchange in Stonefalls
Event Exchange (Summerset), the exchange in Summerset
Event Exchange (Vvardenfell), the exchange in Vvardenfell
Event Exchange (Western Skyrim), the exchange in Western Skyrim
Lore:Karthwatch

was a fortified Nordic town and the capital of Karthald, a historical   in   that existed during the  .  

Karthwatch was established to defend the border against   after Karthald was carved from its northern territory.  The Reach was at the time an independent   kingdom ruled by the  . Karthald was established in    by the kingdom of  , although  ic clans had inhabited the land for generations.   The location for Karthwatch was decided due to its proximity to the ancient Nordic ruins of  , which was thought would make a good defensible position in the event of a Reachman invasion.  Karthwatch was considered a spartan settlement with little hospitality to offer for travelers.  The banner of Karthwatch featured a stylized tower symbol on a steel blue background. 

Karthwatch was destroyed circa   by the   and their Reachman allies. The Reachmen created a   above the town in order to drain the life energy of its inhabitants, using their  s to fill ancient reliquaries containing the mortal remains of members of the  . Many of the residents of Karthwatch were transformed into   monstrosities known as  s, including Jarl   herself.  Others were taken hostage by the witches, although a rescue was mounted by the town's survivors.  The sole survivor of the jarl's court was the court wizard, Magister Fridelja, who went on to represent the hold politically in the turmoil that followed.  She and the other survivors sought refuge in  . However, the rest of the hold was similarly laid to waste, its people left dead or scattered. With the Nords driven out and the hold's capital destroyed, Karthald was no more, allowing the territory to be reclaimed by the Reach. 

By the  , a ruined fortress called   sat on the approximate site of Karthwatch.  

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

References
Blades:Spiders

Spiders are a type of swarming enemy.
Families
Forest Spiders
The following Spiders are the variants found in Jobs, the Abyss, and many other Quests.
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Cave Spiders
The following Spiders are the variants found in Jobs, the Abyss, and many other Quests.
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Cyrodiil/Miscellaneous Items

This page lists all miscellaneous items added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod. It includes a wide variety of different types of items, some of which are detailed on other pages:
 : hides, pelts, and leather
: items involved in quests
: unique items found in fixed locations

Items added by Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod the are listed  . 

 
Clutter
Ayleid
These items can be found in   or specific locations.


Dishes and Tableware
The mod adds a host of dishes and tableware of various materials, all of which are worth less than 5 gold. Specific materials include:
Ceramic: Bowl, Cups, Pitcher, Plate, Vase
Clay: Bowl, Cups, Pitcher, Plate, Vase
Copper: Cauldron, Frying Pan, Kettle, Ladle, Pot, Tea Pot
: Bowl, Mug, Plate
Metal: Bowl, Cups, Pitcher, Plate, Vase
Nibenese: Jug, Ladle, Tea Pot
Pewter: Bowl, Cups, Fork, Pitcher, Plate, Spoon, Vase
Stone: Bowl, Cups, Pitcher, Plate, Vase
Tan: Bowl, Cups, Pitcher, Plate, Vase
In addition, the mod also adds empty bottles of  ,   and Flin.

Silverware


Other Clutter
Blades:Potent Frost Atronach

Related Quests
Blades:Potent Storm Atronach

Potent Storm Atronachs are the second-weakest variant of storm atronach. They appear between levels 36 and 46.
Blades:Outcast

Outcasts are the weakest type of lich, more closely resembling a wight caster in terms of appearance. They appear between levels 16 and 26.