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Western Skyrim - Sundered from Eastern Skyrim in years past, the cold and unforgiving land known as Western Skyrim is ruled by High King Svargrim. Consisting of the holds of Haafingar, Karthald, and Hjaalmarch, the realm gives rise to hardy natures, brave warriors, and suspicious townsfolk.
Blackreach: Greymoor Caverns - Blackreach, a legendary and long-forgotten realm that stretches beneath Skyrim, hides terrible creatures and even more terrible secrets. The caverns beneath Western Skyrim include Greymoor, the Lightless Hollow, Dark Moon Grotto, and Dusktown.
'''Kyne's Aegis - While many Nords attribute the founding of Kyne's Aegis to Fuldimar Hookhand in 1E 244, Dragon Cult ruins tell a far older-and darker-story.
Bleakridge Barrow - "The barrow at Bleakridge was ancient when we decided to settle here and build the city of Karthwatch. The town leaders thought the barrow would make a good defensible position if the Reachmen decided to invade. And the Reachmen always decide to invade."-Magister Fridelja
Castle Dour - Castle Dour, the oldest section of Solitude, contains a number of distinct locations within its sturdy walls, including the ancient fortress, the Temple of the Divines, and the newer Tower of the Wolf.
Chillwind Depths - Rumors concerning the series of caves referred to as Chillwind Depths include such tales as giant insects, lost Reach treasures, and pale-skinned humanoids with a hunger for Nord flesh. The truth of these stories remains to be verified, but few people dare to venture into its interior.
Deepwood Vale - "Nords. They have such an innate fear of desolate and abandoned places like Deepwood Vale that the Icereach Coven has had little trouble hiding in plain sight. For that reason, they have already lost this war."-Matron Urgala
Dragon Bridge Smuggler Caves - A series of caves beneath the hills surrounding Dragon Bridge have been used for a variety of clandestine activities over the years. Most recently, local smugglers employ the caves in order to hide and move black-market goods outside the notice of the Dragon Bridge garrison.
Dragonhome - The barrow known as Dragonhome, in the northwestern corner of Karthald Hold, was once inhabited by the Dragon Cult of old. Rumors that a new group of cultists have taken over the area remain largely unsubstantiated.
Frozen Coast - The ice-encrusted shore of northeastern Hjaalmarch Hold never thaws, hence the name, Frozen Coast. The coastline extends into the territory of the Pale, Hjaalmarch's neighbors to the east.
Greymoor Keep - This ancient structure has loomed over the Greymoor Cavern of Blackreach since before the Dwemer built their underground cities. Great power resides in the very stones used to construct the place, and some legends claim that the first vampires laid those stones.
Greymoor Keep: West Wing - "The reins and bridles of leadership are a burden I refuse to bear. Let the Ashen Lord rule over Greymoor Keep if he so chooses. I much prefer study, research, and experimentation. Those are the jewels that claim my heart."-Lady Essenia
Kagnthamz - Located in the southeastern portion of Blackreach's Dusktown Cavern, the Dwarven ruin known as Kagnthamz must have been part of the great Dwarven city that once dominated this portion of their underground domain. However, like most things related to the Dwemer, its true purpose remains a mystery.
Kilkreath Temple - This ancient Nord temple, dedicated to the Daedric Prince Meridia, sits on the side of Kilkreath Mountain. To this very day, Meridia's faithful pilgrims continue to flock to the temple to pray and seek guidance.
Labyrinthian - Thought to have once been the capital of the Dragon Cult, Labyrinthian and its temple ruin are located in the eastern foothills of Hjaalmarch Hold. Despite being deserted for centuries, locals tend to keep a safe distance from the place.
Midnight Barrow - The ancient burial site known as the Midnight Barrow once occupied the side of a hill in Western Skyrim. Centuries ago, an earthquake caused the ground to swallow the barrow, dragging it into the depths of Nirn.
Mor Khazgur Mine - "The Orcs of Mor Khazgur have mined the Druadach Mountains since the Merethic Era, despite needing to rebuild our stronghold time and time again. The mine is our birthright and our heritage." -Overseer Thulsgreg
Morthal Barrow - "We avoid the barrow outside Morthal. It's haunted, don't you know? The jarl even makes us patrol the area on a regular basis because the ancient dead have a habit of getting up and walking around. Very uncalled for, but things like that happen. That's why we're always prepared."-Swordthane Enyra
Nchuthnkarst - "In our exploration of the area around Dusktown, we found the Dwarven ruins of Nchuthnkarst. While Claudina is fairly certain there's nothing supernatural haunting the ruins, the strange mechanical sounds echoing from inside have made both of us uneasy. Best to avoid the place."-Phebe Peronard
Shadowgreen - Mountains surround the lush valley of Shadowgreen, protecting it from the harsh weather of Western Skyrim. All manner of creatures take refuge within the valley, including wolves, bears, and spriggans.
Solitude Outlaws Refuge - "The most satisfying criminal endeavors take place right under the noses of the Wolf of Solitude and his enforcers. If the Old Wolf had a clue, he'd be dangerous!" -Skarforth the Fence, right before his stall in the refuge was raided and shut down.
The Scraps - The true name of this ancient Dwarven ruin has been lost to time, but locals with knowledge of the place refer to it as "The Scraps" because of the abundance of discarded Dwarven devices that clutter up the place.
The Undergrove - "Netherroot, a rare and exotic plant. It can only be found in Blackreach, and even then only in select locations. Fortunately, I have obtained a bountiful supply. A place called the Undergrove, in the heart of the Midnight Barrow."-Exarch Tzinghalis
Tzinghalis's Tower - "Most machinations grow best when hidden from prying eyes. Where better to do my work than in a secluded tower far beneath the earth? That way, the screams of my test subjects rarely disturb the neighbors."-Exarch Tzinghalis
Verglas Hollow - This ancient ruin in the icy wastes of the Frozen Coast has long held a reputation for being both cursed and haunted. What truly lies at the heart of Verglas Hollow may never be known, as the unnatural cold makes approaching the place next to impossible.''

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