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Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Boots

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

BOOTS

House Redoran boots are made of the toughest available leather, with thick soles for protection against our land's rugged terrain. Each instep is protected by two overlapping plates of rigid, pointed chitin.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Bows

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

BOWS

The classic Redoran bow is a composite of native funguswood and springy leg-chitin, faced with chitin plates on the limbs as they radiate from the grip. The quiver is of light chitin plates accented with bronze; arrows have broad, barbed heads.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Chests

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

CHESTS

Our House Redoran cuirasses are of flexible leather covered in layers of medium-sized overlapping chitin (or chitin-looking) plates, embossed and filigreed with ornamentation that may include our sacred scarab symbol.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Daggers

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

DAGGERS

The Redoran dagger has a broad and relatively short blade that ends in two diverging prongs that can inflict savage wounds on an unarmored opponent. Our House blade-fighting style emphasizes cutting over thrusting, so the twin prongs are no liability against armor.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Gloves

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

GLOVES

To facilitate grasping and grappling, even in the heaviest armor sets House Redoran gauntlets eschew rigid components over the hands and fingers, mounting overlapping chitin plates only on the forearms. These gauntlet-plates are typically pointed as an enhanced danger to enemies who get too close.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Helmets

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

HELMETS

Inasmuch as Redoran warriors are encouraged to get close and personal with their enemies, our helmets are designed to provide maximum protection for the head, with thick cranial domes and full face visors. The helmet's crown is ornamented with tall horns that resemble the mandibles of shalk.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Legs

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

LEG GREAVES

Redoran greaves are of heavy but flexible leather, with overlapping chitin (or chitin-appearing) plates fastened in front to protect the wearer's shins. These plates should match those mounted on the insteps of the outfit's boots.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Maces

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

MACES

The Redoran mace has a heavy head that sprouts sharply edged flanges on all sides, curved like insect claws. Though accented with bronze, the mace head should be of heavy iron or steel—or even Dwarven metal, if available.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Shields

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

SHIELDS

The large, kite-shaped Redoran shield appears to be fashioned from the overlapping chitin plates of a gigantic scarab, and indeed our House scarab symbol often adorns the shield's central boss. The shield-face is topped with an open network of spiked bug-limbs that provide protection without blocking the wielder's vision.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Shoulders

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

SHOULDERS

A Redoran pauldron is usually a single curved, flaring chitin (or chitin-looking) plate embossed with ornamental filigree, the whole mounted on the shoulder in such a way as to enable full, free movement of the shoulder and arm joints.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Staves

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

STAVES

The finial of a Redoran mage's spell staff echoes the shalk-mandible horns of our helmets. To keep these twin prongs from getting entangled with enemy armor in close combat, they are designed to easily break away without damage, and fit back onto the staff's shaft when the battle is over.
Online:Crafting Motif 52: Redoran Swords

Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go?

We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran.

Duty, gravity, and piety: these are our watchwords. We are the wartime defenders of the House Dunmer of Morrowind. Follow the guidelines graven below for crafting in the Redoran style, and do not cut corners, for that would be unworthy of our House.

SWORDS

The sword of a warrior of House Redoran is broad, straight, and double-edged, with a murderous flaring double prong at the tip. Crossguards are narrow, as the Redoran swordfighter is trained to parry with the blade's forte, a hand's-width above the grip.
Online:House Redoran Style (collection)

Redoran Style is a collection of 14 books that make up part of the Crafting Motifs library. Reading the chapters teaches you the Redoran crafting style. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be found by stealing from citizens of Vvardenfell, either by picking pockets, stealing from safeboxes, or looting Thieves Troves.
Online:Andril Urvon

Andril Urvon is a devoted  Dark Elf pilgrim who can be found in the Brass Fortress, near the statue in the Reactor District.
 
  
Dialogue
He can be spoken to, where he will venerate Sotha Sil and his teachings.
:"Our other gods spurn their curse in shame. But Lord Seht is one of his people, and so he takes our form."
:"May our hearts be ever oiled and calibrated, just like our great Lord."
:"The Clockwork Apostles walk the path of the Sublime Piston, which sunders the Named pursuits of those trapped upon the Line-motion."
:"It is within the Omni-Axle that the fractured creation of Nirn is made whole, for only Sotha Sil knows its shape."
Lore:Artifacts P

Penitent
 

Poetic Edda
 

Prismatic Core
 

References
Online:Telvanni Style

The Telvanni Style is a crafting skill that can only be learned by reading the chapters of the    book. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be pickpocketed from citizens or looted from Safeboxes or Thieves Troves within Vvardenfell. Crafting Telvanni items requires   , which can be refined from 10 samples of   . Like all styles, it is purely cosmetic. Items will have the same stats regardless of the style you use. 

Sets
These can be obtained as quest rewards in Vvardenfell or occasionally as overland loot:
War Maiden (Light Armor)
Armor


Weapons and Shields


Gallery
Online:Hlaalu Style

:''"Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs," says Rolis Hlaalu. "Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power." &mdash; Crown Store description
The Hlaalu Style is a crafting skill that can only be learned by reading the chapters of the    book. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be pickpocketed from citizens or looted from Safeboxes or Thieves Troves within Vvardenfell. Crafting Hlaalu items requires   , which can be refined from 10 samples of   '''. Like all styles, it is purely cosmetic. Items will have the same stats regardless of the style you use.

Sets
These can be obtained as quest rewards in Vvardenfell or occasionally as overland loot:

Defiler

Armor


Weapons and Shields


Gallery
Online:Redoran Style

:''"Should any non-Redoran ask you why our arms and armor are inspired by the claws and chitin of gigantic arthropods, just ask them if they've seen any Emperor Crabs lately—you know, those cathedral-sized crustaceans that once roamed the Ashlands of Vvardenfell. Where did those go? ...We killed them. We, the warriors of House Redoran." –Vindamea Redoran" &mdash; Crown Store description
The Redoran Style is a crafting skill that can only be learned by reading the chapters of the    book. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be pickpocketed from citizens or looted from Safeboxes or Thieves Troves within Vvardenfell. Crafting Redoran items requires   , which can be refined from 10   '''. Like all styles, it is purely cosmetic. Items will have the same stats regardless of the style you use.

Sets
These can be obtained as quest rewards in Vvardenfell or occasionally as overland loot:

Warrior-Poet (heavy) note that some of the items received as story quest rewards are actually in the Buoyant Armiger Style

Armor


Weapons and Shields


Gallery
Online:Andrilo's House

The front door is protected by a simple lock. It is located across from Sea Salt Grocery, and Idera Andrilo can be found inside.thumb|right|Interior
 
 

Residents
Idera Andrilo
Online:Tal'Deic Fortress People

Quest-specific.
Online:Abah's Landing People

Quest-specific
Online:Vivec City People

* Quest-dependent. 
 ** DLC-dependent.
Online:Davon's Watch People

Quest-specific.
Online:Bleakrock Village People

These people appear in the village after completing the respective quests.
Online:Elden Root People

° - Quest-specific

  - Requires DLC
Online:Kragenmoor People

Quest-specific
Online:Stormhold People

Quest-specific
Online:Mournhold People

Quest-specific.
Online:Vulkhel Guard People

Quest-dependent. 
  DLC-dependent. 
  This person has been removed from the game.
Online:Ghakorz gro-Morkul

Ghakorz gro-Morkul is an Orc enjoying a brew in Fell's Run's tavern – The Run Inn.

He's a merchant much like his aunt, Dulza gra-Morkul, who vanished suddenly en route while delivering a shipment to Craglorn. In actuality, she was caught in a mysterious and disturbing storm that swept her to Sotha Sil's Clockwork City where she unfortunately perished. Recovering the clan's ancestral sword and delivering the sad news to Ghakorz forms the quest, for which he is very grateful and rewards you accordingly. 

 
Related Quests


Dialogue
Prior to starting ''The Merchant's Heirloom'' he'll only say:
:''"With all the troubles in Rivenspire, it's always good to know I can come to the Run for a stiff drink."''

The Merchant's Heirloom
:''"Well met, traveler! What brings you out to Fell's Run?"
:I'm looking for a descendant of Dulza gra-Morkul.
:"You know about Aunt Dulza? How? She's been missing for over twenty years now, ever since she set out to Craglorn to deliver a shipment."
:I found a journal next to her corpse. I'm sorry to say she died.
:""Steel and stone. We all suspected it, of course. Aunt Dulza was stubborn as a pack mule when it came to deliveries. When she never arrived in Dragonstar… still, can't help but hold onto hope sometimes."
:I found your clan's sword as well.
:"What? You managed to recover the Morkul Clan's Ancestral Sword? Let me see that.
:By Mauloch's jawbone, it is the sword! Returned after all this time. Another reason we knew Aunt Dulza was dead. She'd never let that sword be lost."
:Dulza wanted it to be returned to your clan.
:"This means more than you know. The Morkul clan had all but given up finding this sword again. Now we can finally return to Orsinium with our heads high.
:Thank you. Your actions deserve a greater reward than this, but it's been a slow year."

If spoken to again:
:"My clan will drink to your health tonight. We've all wanted to head back to Morkul for years, but couldn't do so in honor without our clan's sword. Now we can, thanks to you.
:May Mauloch keep your blade sharp, traveler!"''

Notes
This character was added to the game in Update 16.
Legends:Copy

Copy is a card effect that can be found on Creatures, Actions and Supports in the Elder Scrolls Legends that first appeared in the Core Set. When an effect creates a copy of a card, that copy has none of its stat mods or added Keywords of the original. 


 
Cards with Copy
Online:A Matter of Respect

Quick Walkthrough
#Talk to the Bursar of Tributes in the Brass Fortress.
#Collect 5 utensils, drinkware, dishes or cookware.
#Return to the Bursar of Tributes to collect your reward.

Detailed Walkthrough
:Bursar of Tributes: The featherless curs that wander this metal monstrosity refuse to display the proper amount of respect to the Court. They decline to pay our tributes! Worse, no plagues or pestilences ravage this land. That means there are no bodies to pick clean!
:Player: So what do you want me to do about it?
:Bursar of Tributes: If they insist on not dying, then a different tribute must be collected. Steal their tools of eating! Bring me their plates and bowls! If we can't eat them, then neither can they. A fair and meaningful tribute that also teaches a lesson, yes?
:Player: I'll gather cookware and dishes, as you requested.

Quest Stages
Shadowkey:Credits

The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey 

Vir2L

Executive Producer  
Todd Howard

Producer  
Douglas Frederick

Designer 
Greg Gorden

Project Manager  
Greg Gorden

Lead Artist  
Mark Jones

Senior Artist  
John Peason

Additional Art  
Scott Kramer

TKO

Producer  
James Parker

Lead Programmer  
Scott Phillips

Programmers  
Richard Osborne  
Jacob Devore  
Michael Maynard

Engine Programmers  
Jeff Posey  
John Talley  
Danny Padilla

Lead Scripter  
Dan Nanni

Design  
Trent Martinez

Additional Design  
Ben Cureton  
Josh Davis  
Michael Hermes  
Jason Maier  
Adam Schuman  
Robert Smith

Nokia

Producer  
John Stroppa

Producer  
Shane Neville

QA Test Leads  
Brodie Buchanan  
Terence Tso
 
QA Testers  
Anim Ali   
Jason Au  
Irene Chan  
Andersen Kang  
Jarmo Kuikka  
Jeff Wilson 

Localization Test Lead  
Giulia Mauro 

Localization Testers  
Luz Ramirez  
Ingrid Schafmeister  
 
QA Support Testers  
Julien Escuta  
Trevor Record  
Paul Breland  
Veronica Deluna
 
Babel 
 
Project Manager  
Ashley Parker
 
Project Co-coordinator  
Ben Scott
 
QA Test Lead  
Miles Davies
 
QA Testers'''  
Joe Shetcliffe  
Laurie May  
Paul Magor  
Rob Swan  
Will Hansen  

Alberto Mallo  
Nicole Nothen  
Nicolas Martinez  
Gabriele Ambrosi  
Lewis Merdler  
Alex Chitty  
Michael Gordon  
John Darke  
Alex Bickley  
Daniele Gallori
Legends:Clockwork City

Clockwork City is the set containing all cards from the Return to Clockwork City story. It contains 58 cards, themed based on the Clockwork City and other objects and creatures that made appearances in the relevant story.

Cards
Cards are distributed through the Attributes.

Strength
 

Intelligence
 

Willpower
 

Agility
 

Endurance
 

Neutral
 

Created Cards
Legends:Return to Clockwork City

Return to Clockwork City is the third story for The Elder Scrolls: Legends, which released on November 30, 2017. The story is divided into three "maps", which can be purchased individually with money or in-game gold. A bundled price of USD $19.99/€19.99 for all three maps is offered if purchasing with money. The maps can be individually bought for 1000 in-game gold or USD $7.99/€7.99 each.

The story comes with over 35 missions, and rewards 58 new cards. It follows a story based around the Clockwork City after the demise of Sotha Sil. Similar to The Fall of the Dark Brotherhood story, player choices do not affect the cards you earn. Instead, choices will change the challenges you face as part of the story missions.

Return to Clockwork City Pre-Purchase was available before release for USD $19.99/€19.99 and came with "The Relic Hunter" title. If one purchases the Triple Bundle with real-world money, the Clockwork City Card Back will be awarded.

The story seems to be almost entirely contemporaneous with the events of TES V: Skyrim. See the notes.

Quests
The story is split into three maps, with two episodes each and several card rewards per episode. Cards can be earned by completing battles or progressing the story; this is done by selecting nodes on the map interface. New nodes will appear in a linear fashion, with some slight branching within each episode. Battles must initially be completed in "Normal" mode, but a more difficult "Master" mode can later be unlocked. Cutscenes can also be replayed via the map interface.



Interactive Quest Maps
Act 1
Episode 1  The Lost Treasure
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Episode 2  The Frozen Path
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Act 2
Episode 3  The Ruined City
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Episode 4  Race Against Time
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Act 3
Episode 5  The Furnace Depths
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Episode 6  Heart of the City
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Key


 

Cards
Return to Clockwork City introduces the Clockwork City card set, which can be earned in its entirety by playing through the story content.

Notes
The events of Return to Clockwork City appear to occur slightly before and relatively early during the events of Skyrim:
:*The Stormcloaks are in control of the Rift and are fighting with the Legion in Eastmarch, setting Episode 1 and Episode 6''' during the Civil War.
:*An Old Man is in possession of a ring who uses it to control his son's werewolf transformations. This is likely the Ring of Hircine, setting Episode 1 either before or after Ill Met By Moonlight.
:*Dragons have recently returned, but their return is still just a rumor, setting Episode 2 likely sometime between Unbound and Dragon Rising.