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Online:Dreadhorn Clanslayer

Dreadhorn Clanslayers are blood-forged foot soldiers of the Dreadhorn Clan found in the Bloodroot Forge.
 
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Skills and Abilities
;Quick Strike: A basic melee attack that does minor physical damage.
;Heavy Attack: A heavy melee attack that does moderate physical damage. It can be blocked to set the enemy off balance.
;Throw Dagger: The enemy backs away from the player and throws a dagger at the player. This attack Causes snare and bleed if it connects. This attack can be interrupted to set the enemy off balance. The dagger can be blocked to prevent the snare and bleed and reduce the damage done.
;Ignite: A combo move that is only performed if Archers, Fire Mages or other fire using enemies (Flame Atronachs, Scamps etc.) are around. The enemy throws a glob of tar under the player's feet as indicated by a red circle. While this does no damage, standing in it will snare the player. The Clanslayer will call for the other enemy to light the tar (Set it ablaze!, Light it! Burn it! etc.). and the tar will then burn, doing moderate flame damage over time to players within the red circle.

Dialogue
:"The horned ones will break your bones!"
:"For the Hunt-Father!"
:"Our blades thirst!"
:"Patriarch, see your work rewarded!"
:"The clan will drink your blood!"
:"The Dreadhorn claim this land!"
:"True prey at last!"
Online:Dreadhorn Thornslinger

Dreadhorn Thornslingers are blood-forged archers of the Dreadhorn Clan encountered in the Bloodroot Forge.

During the fight with the Siege Mammoth in Falkreath Hold, Thornslingers will be stationed atop inaccessible ledges and fire at the ground below. They cannot be killed during the fight, disappearing only after it has ended. 
 
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Skills and Abilities
;Quick Shot: A basic ranged attack that does minor physical damage.

;Call Ally: At the beginning of combat, the enemy blows a horn and summons a Nirnblooded animal companion to fight, usually a bear, senche, or guar. This ability can only be performed once.

;Arrow Spray: The enemy shoots a spray of arrows in the direction it is facing as indicated by a red cone. This attack does moderate physical damage as well as snares all enemies hit. This attack can be interrupted to set the enemy off balance or simply avoided. Blocking also prevents the snare and reduces the damage.

;Roll Dodge: The enemy may perform a roll dodge to avoid attacks.
;Place Trap: Places a bear trap which roots the target which walks into it and deals minor physical damage. Performing a roll dodge will break the trap.
;Earthbane Arrow: An attack used by the Thornslingers in Falkreath Hold. A basic ranged attack that does minor physical damage and minor flame damage over time.

Dialogue
In Bloodroot Forge:
:Dreadhorn Thornslinger: "True prey at last!"

During the battle against the Siege Mammoth in Falkreath Hold:
:Dreadhorn Thornslinger: "Let fire kindle its rage!"
:Dreadhorn Thornslinger: "Goad the beast! It wins or it dies!"
Online:Masbayat's House

The front door is protected by an intermediate lock. An intermediate safebox can be found on the floor next to the bed.
 
Residents
Masbayat

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Online:Padrul's House

The house is located in Sharper's Alley across from The Better Blacksmith. The door is protected by a simple lock, and a simple safebox can be found in the bedroom.thumb|right|Interiorthumb|right|Interior
 
 
Residents
Padrul
Online:Yazgruga's House

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Residents
Yazgruga
Online:Bahrez's House

The front door is protected by a simple lock. A simple safebox can be found next to the door. A copy of The Red Curse, Volume 1 can be found on a table outside.thumb|right|Interior
 
 
Residents
Bahrez
Xil-Zish
Lore:Raven Direnni

Raven Direnni was an Altmer noblewoman from the early First Era. She is often mentioned alongside her better-known cousins, Aiden and Ryain Direnni, all of whom played a major role in the historical Battle of Glenumbra Moors, but beyond that, she is sometimes accredited as the creator of enchanting, a magical discipline in which you use a soul gem to embed magical powers into an inanimate object.  
 

History
Raven Direnni was born into the noble clan of Altmer, the   of  . While some sources say that before the  , Raven Direnni created the art of enchanting,  others such as " ", suggest otherwise. The book claims that before Raven Direnni, the art of enchantment was unique and that a successful attempt was a one-in-twenty chance. Raven Direnni eventually created the  , which made the process much more successful,  and one of the first magic items she supposedly created was an inflammable rug. 

When the Direnni Hegemony went to war with the   in the early First Era, Raven Direnni lived in   as one of its earliest occupants.  To prepare for the war, Raven Direnni outlined the design of armor later classified as Ancestral High Elf style.  The war came to a climax at the  , where the Direnni defeated the Alessians led by  .  Raven, with her cousins, Aiden, and Ryain were able to defeat the Alessians and force them out of  .  

Years after her time, Raven Direnni's inflammable rug remained in Castle Daggerfall for many years until it was stolen by the   of   in  . It was then placed in a collection of similarly rare and valuable items 

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Books


References
Lore:Bisnensel

is an   ruin in  , in the middle of  . It was founded by Ayleid refugees from   between   and     under the rule of  . Bisnensel was built partly above and partly below the surface, although only the subterranean parts have survived.  

Between   and  , a cult of   formed under the leadership of High Priest  , who challenged King Dynar's rule. After being subject to strange visions and murder, the royal family was driven into exile.  

Around  , a conflict emerged between the  -worshipping   and the Hermaeus Mora-venerating  . The nereid Lorelia wished to prevent Halcyon Lake from eventually desiccating, and to accomplish that she used her Rain Disciples' memories to create a water stone. The Primeval Seekers, on the other hand, tried to stop her and drive out the Rain Disciples from the ruins. It is unknown which side succeeded. 
 
Notes
The Ayleid name translates to "New Water Halls". 

References
Legends:Gold

right|210pxGold is the main currency in The Elder Scrolls: Legends. As such, it can be spent in various ways:
Purchasing stories
Purchasing packs
Entering Gauntlets
Entering Arenas

The amount of gold you have appears in the top-right corner of the main menu. Gold cannot be transferred between players, nor can it be purchased with real-world currencies.

Availability
Gold can be obtained in a few ways:
For every three ranked or casual battles you play, you earn between   and a random card. There is a limit of ten times per day this can be achieved, and reaching it will earn you a The Persistent title.
After completing an arena run, you'll gain an amount of gold dependent on the amount of wins.
Most daily quests award variable amounts of gold for completion.
Gold appears on most daily reward calendars.
Gold can also be a potential Twitch drop.
Online:Flame Atronach Bear

The Flame Atronach Bear is a Flame Atronach-themed bear available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. It has a small tail that it can wiggle around. Its default name is "Scorchbear".
 

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Notes
The Flame Atronach Bear Cub pet is the smaller equivalent of the Flame Atronach Bear mount.
Online:Flame Atronach Camel

The Flame Atronach Camel is available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. Its default name is "Hotter-than-Sand".
 
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Online:Flame Atronach Guar

This Flame Atronach-themed guar is available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. It is the only mount to not have a default name.
 

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The Flame Atronach Pony Guar is the pet equivalent of the Flame Atronach Guar mount.
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Online:Flame Atronach Horse

This Flame Atronach-themed horse is available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. Its mane, tail, and feathers are not hair, but literally fire. Its default name is "Firemane".
 

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Notes
Ember is a unique flame atronach horse owned by Falordilmo that can be found following him on the roads from Sunhold to Eldbur Sanctuary.
The Flame Atronach Pocket Horse is this mount's pet counterpart.
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Online:Flame Atronach Wolf

This Flame Atronach-themed wolf is available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. Its default name is "Flameloper".
 

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The Flame Atronach Pack Wolf is the pet equivalent of the Flame Atronach Wolf mount.
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Online:Flame Atronach Senche

This Flame Atronach-themed senche is available as an Apex-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. Its default name is "Inferno Cat".
 

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The Flame Atronach Senche-Jaguar the pet equivalent of the Flame Atronach Senche mount.
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Online:Renegade Dragon Priest Mask

The Renegade Dragon Priest Mask is the loyalty reward for the Dragon Bones DLC. It can be earned by entering either Fang Lair or Scalecaller Peak.
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:Slot 1: Face mask
:Slot 2: Nack cowl and straps on hood
:Slot 3: Hood
 
 
  
 
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Online:Scintillant Dovah-Fly

The Scintillant Dovah-Fly is the loyalty reward for the Clockwork City DLC. It can be earned by entering the Brass Fortress. Its default name is "Skimmer".
 
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Online:Faustina Curio

Faustina Curio is an Imperial mastercraft mediator who can be found at the crafting writ drop-off locations in each of the alliances' capital cities, alongside Rolis Hlaalu as his apprentice. She is the Achievement Mediator, and also sells certain rare furnishings, furniture plans and furnisher documents in exchange for Writ Vouchers.

 

Wares


Dialogue
Despite what she implies, her responses to you do not depend on whether or not you are on Master Rolis' exclusive client list, as previously defined by completing the Unsurpassed Crafter achievement.

:''"I'm sorry, but I have a note here for you from Master Rolis. It says you should 'start making waves' if you wish to be a client."

:"Master Rolis keeps a very specific client list, you know. That may not seem fair, but I'm afraid I must hold to it."

:"If I knew Master Rolis would be this picky about his clientele, I would've sought another apprenticeship. Do come back later, please."''
Online:Dragon Bones Achievements

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Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Axes

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century. This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air. Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery. This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes. And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of these ancient settlers on modern Redguard society. 

AXES 

Axe-wielders among the Tavans were taught with an emphasis on the "Singular Cleave" attack, intended to cleave a target in twain with a single blow. That's why these Ra Gada axes feature one large, heavy blade.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Belts

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

BELTS 

The belt is the central cincture of a much broader girdle, which provided an extra layer of protection to the Ra Gada's abdomen and lower back. The large, round buckle is embossed with air-current symbols.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Boots

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

BOOTS 

Ra Gadan boots are cobbled from heavy leather, usually camel hide, with thick soles as insulation against hot sand and stones. The traditional turned-up toes conceal metal caps to protect the soldier's vulnerable feet.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Bows

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

BOWS 

Aggressively avian in design, the bow of the Ra Gada is faced with two brazen ibis-heads that can be employed as parrying edges in the heat of melee. It's a compound bow, and the entire front is faced with horn, often painted a metallic color.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Chests

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

CHESTS 

The Ra Gada were sword-fighters, and their cuirasses were solid and sturdy to enable their wearers to withstand blows in close melee. They are covered with swirling air-current symbols, and most feature the distinctive Tavan bird-wing back banners.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Daggers

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

DAGGERS 

The daggers of the Tavan Ra Gada echo the scimitar-like curve of the second-wave sword blades. The Tavans didn't use daggers for parrying, preferring to use shields on their off-arms, so their daggers lack crossguards. They are, however, weighted for throwing.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Gloves

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

GLOVES 

Ra Gada warriors, particularly those wielding two-handed weapons, were trained to parry with their heavily-armored forearms rather than with their weapons' crossguards. Their gloves, therefore, are basically reinforced upper gauntlets that leave the fingers free for deft weapon manipulation.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Helmets

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

HELMETS 

The Tavan Redguards' headgear was typically a turban wound around a sturdy steel cap, usually embossed with the near-universal wind-current symbols. Most of the face was concealed by mouth and cheek guards, as much to intimidate foes as to keep out blowing dust and sand.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Legs

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

LEG GREAVES 

Stiff and sturdy armor to protect the front of the lower legs was standard gear for the second-wave Ra Gada, echoing the form and function of the reinforced gauntlets on the forearms. Layers of heavy hide covered the back of the calves.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Maces

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

MACES 

Ra Gada maces were made to deal with well-armored opponents, their heads heavy and spiked for crushing and puncturing their targets. The weight of these bludgeons necessitated development of the "Terminal Blow" style, similar to the "Singular Cleave" used by Tavan axe-wielders.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Shoulders

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

SHOULDERS

The so-called "pagoda pauldrons" of the Ra Gada are quite distinctive, but the three layers of cops are not as rigid as they appear: they are articulated underneath, allowing the cops to swivel to follow the warrior's arm movements.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Staves

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

STAVES 

Ra Gada spellcasters often tipped their staves with finials in the shape of Tu'whacca's sacred ibis, as the Tricky God was (and is) the patron of mages. Nowadays being suspicious of magic is regarded as a hallmark of Redguard culture, but this was not always so pronounced.
Online:Crafting Motif 28: Ra Gada Swords

The Ra Gada or "Warrior Wave" of settlers from Yokuda actually occurred in four successive waves in the First Era's ninth century.  This catalogue focuses on the second, or "Tavan" wave, so-called because it was spearheaded by the Hattu Metropoles brigade, which revered holy Tava, Lady of the Air.  Thus the Tavans' arms and armor are replete with bird imagery.  This second wave primarily settled on the southern coast of Hammerfell, and almost three millennia later their structures can still be found jutting from the coastal dunes.  And one doesn't have to look far to see the influence of the ancient settlers on modern Redguard society.

SWORDS 

The Tavans came from the Yokudan sword tradition that called for edging only one side of the blade, so the backing can be thicker and stronger. This gives the curved Ra Gada swords, both one- and two-handed, the weight to hack through a target in one slash—and single-move attacks have always been celebrated by Redguards as the epitome of fencing elegance.
Online:Crafting Motif 41: Celestial Axes

As above, so below. This was ever our creed. And thus, O Celestial below, as thou craftest thy arms and thy armor, thou shalt follow ever the guidance and model of ye Constellations that wheel above. 

AXES 

Who wieldeth the axe? The Warrior, of Last Seed. Like the Warrior, make thy axes strong and sharp of edge. Their blades shall be like crescent moons, aglow in the light of ye Warrior's stars.
Online:Crafting Motif 41: Celestial Belts

As above, so below. This was ever our creed. And thus, O Celestial below, as thou craftest thy arms and thy armor, thou shalt follow ever the guidance and model of ye Constellations that wheel above. 

BELTS 

Who circles ye zodiac, and crawleth where it will? The Serpent, of unstars and no moons. Thy belt shall be thus strong as wyrm and long as a twelve-month, when ye head shall meet ye tail. See to it.
Online:Crafting Motif 41: Celestial Boots

As above, so below. This was ever our creed. And thus, O Celestial below, as thou craftest thy arms and thy armor, thou shalt follow ever the guidance and model of ye Constellations that wheel above. 

BOOTS 

Who hurrieth across the sky, bearing night from dusk till dawn? The Steed, ye noble mount. Thus shalt thou make boots to bear thee withal like the bearing of ye Steed, to support all in their celestial journeys.