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Online:Sunspire Style

:"To truly honor Alkosh, we must adorn ourselves with a fitting panoply—armor and weapons that give voice to both Khajiit and Dragon! Therefore, the smith-adepts of Sunspire have created this collection of arms and armor." &mdash; Crown Store description
The Sunspire Style is a crafting skill that can only be learned by reading the chapters of the Crafting Motif 75: Sunspire Style book. This style is also worn by various enemies in the Sunspire Trial.  It was available in the Crown Store for  .

Sets
Sets that drop in this style include:

Claw of Yolnahkriin
Eye of Nahviintaas
False God's Devotion
Tooth of Lokkestiiz

Occurrences
 

Armor


Weapons and Shields


Gallery
 
Armor
 
Weapons
 

Notes
It was originally called the "Jone & Jode Style".
Online:Rhea's Letter

[Player Name],

If you're reading this, I must be gone. Luckily, I foresaw this disaster. Seeing myself wrenched out of Nirn was distressing, but insightful. As the Dusk Lady often says, insight requires sacrifice.

I took care to write down all the details of my visions. I pray this note will lead you to the other oracles. And to me.

In my first vision, I saw wide stone halls, hewn by Elven hands and lit by blue stones. Storm-beasts prowl these halls. There were witches also—wide-eyed and cackling. My research suggests this may be the ruin of Rubble Butte, in Bangkorai.

In my second vision, I felt a blast of cold air and heard the rattling of chains. A prison, patrolled by necromancers and their abominations. They toil in profane silence, excavating something. I believe this might be Faldar's Tooth, in the Rift.

Finally, I saw a Daedric temple, adrift in a sea of lava and ash. I fear this prison waits for me. The abbey's books call it Mephala's Nest. You'll find it in Stonefalls.

Seek out these dark places, retrieve the Void Keys hidden within, and use the Daedric Essence you collected to free us from Oblivion. We're counting on you. Indeed, all of Tamriel may be counting on you.

Yours in Twilight, 

Rhea
Legends:Prowl Smuggler

Audio
 
 

Notes
The card is named for The Prowl, a hunting ground in Northern Elsweyr that first appeared in ESO.
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Online:Councilor Dalarn

Councilor Dalarn is a councilor of House Redoran hiding from Veya with the other councilors in the Redoran Garrison. The councilor is never seen, you can only hear his voice as you search for Veya.
 
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Dialogue
:High Councilor Meriath: ''"Everyone calm down! Councilor Eris will deal with this. We're safe in here. There's no need to panic."
:Councilor Dalarn: "No need to panic? She's cut down every mercenary in her way! Her father won't be able to stop her."''
Online:Zinthia

Zinthia is one of Ishu's cats, who lives with him in his home in the town of Riverhold.
 

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Quest-Related Events
Zinthia was kidnapped from her home one night, leaving her cat-dad Ishu to worry for her safety. She is the focus of the investigation which you take part in during The Riverhold Abduction, wherein enigmatic private investigator Mizzik Thunderboots is hired to find Zinthia with you as his partner. Zinthia is located in the Smuggler's Hideout behind the Banished Regrets Inn, trapped in a cage in Rideza the Rogue's "office". You find her when Rideza attempts to stop you from investigating Zinthia's disappearance, and ends up leading you straight to her hideout.

Ishu reunites with Zinthia at the end of the quest and brings her back to his house in Riverhold, where she is greeted by her kitty siblings and doted on by her father.
Online:Banished Regrets Inn

There is an intermediate safebox behind Shuzirri's counter.
 
Occupants
thumb|right|Interior
Online:Market of Fresh Delights

It consists of several stalls, including a cloth store and a smith, but only the general merchant is able to sell you anything. Manasi the merchant's safebox is guarded by a simple lock and is located beneath his shelter. Narazbiri the silent armorer has an advanced safebox behind her anvil.
 

Occupants
Hebasi
Manasi  
Mizzik Thunderboots  
Narazbiri
Narol
Thadarra

 Quest-Related
Skyrim:Netch Leather Armor

Netch Leather Armor is a Creation that various Dunmeri styled Netch leather armors that can be obtained ingame. The artifacts known as the Boots of Blinding Speed are also obtainable in this Creation.
 

Official Summary
;Creation Club
:''A tribe of hungry Rieklings seeks your aid to help hunt down a large bull netch. It's not the meat or jelly they wish to consume, however, but its leather. Help the tribe sate their stomachs or save them from their misguided appetites. Featuring the return of Netch Leather armor, including two additional skins. Quest by Kris Takahashi. (Quest "More Than You Can Chew" starts by reading the Peddler's Journal on a body of a Dark Elf north-northwest of Skaal Village, and southeast of Haknir's Shoal.)

;Sneak Peek - June 2019
:A classic armor from Morrowind, and one with multiple variants. This includes a boiled netch leather helmet and cuirass, and a darker "shadowed" version of both the normal and boiled pieces.''

Content
:;Armor Types
:*Netch Leather 

:;Books
:*Crafting with Netch Leather
:*Peddler's Journal
:*Riekling Hunting Party Sketch

:;Creatures
:*Giant Betty Netch
:*Giant Bull Netch
:*Riekling Tribe Leader

:;Items

:;NPCs
:*Dark Elf

:;Quests
:*More Than You Can Chew
Online:Shasuna-ja's House

It is locked by a simple lock and entering is considered trespassing. There is an advanced safebox upstairs where Barulor is sneaking around.
 
thumb|left|Downstairs
thumb|right|Upstairs
Lore:Boots of Blinding Speed

The   are a pair of netch leather boots which bear a powerful enchantment that greatly augments the user's speed at the cost of their vision. It is possible to negate the blinding effects through the use of magic, such as night vision or magical resistances.   

History
In  , the boots were seen on the island of Vvardenfell in the possession of a Redguard by the name of Peminie, who asked the Nerevarine for safe passage to Gnaar Mok. The Nerevarine complied, and received the boots upon leading her there. The Nerevarine was then informed by locals that Peminie was in fact a wanted felon; upon interrogation, she became hostile and had to be killed.  Later that year, the boots were sold to a Dunmer noblewomen by the name of Torasa Aram, who put them on display in her Museum of Artifacts in Mournhold. 

Sometime between 3E 246 and 3E 427, many trunks of netch leather were brought to   near   by  ic soldiers. Believing it to be hard tack, they had looted the leather while on an incursion into Morrowind.  One such shipment contained the Boots of Blinding Speed together with a set of boiled netch leather armor. By the  , nothing remained of the castle at Cascabel Hall, and the chest containing the boots had been moved to the nearby  . 

In  , after aiding a group of leather-eating rieklings on Solstheim, the Last Dragonborn learned of the location of this netch leather shipment in Fort Hraggstad. The fort at this time was initially occupied by bandits, although the   and the   both fought for control of it during the  . The Dragonborn successfully located the netch leather armor, discovering the boots in the process. 

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See Also
For game-specific information, see the Morrowind and Skyrim articles.

References
Online:Serunira's House

It is protected by a simple lock and entering is considered trespassing. Serunira is inside. An advanced safebox can be found west of the bed upstairs.
 
Residents
Serunira

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Lore:Kemen

was an Ayleid settlement located in the foothills of the  . Its ruins can be found at the end of the  , east of the city of   in  .  The lower level of Kemen was known as the Varlasel,  or "Hall of Stars" in Ayleidoon.   

Circa  , the entrance to Kemen was sealed. The nearby military stronghold of   was located just to the north of the ruins and was the site of much contention during the  . 

By   the ruins had been opened, but its subterranean halls crawled with undead.  Kemen had been a well-known location among local adventurers for many years at that point. 
 
See Also
For game-specific information, see the Oblivion and ESO articles.

References
Lore:Nahagliiv

Nahagliiv is a dragon whose name means "Fury Burn Wither" in the Dragon Language.

Nahagliiv was among the dragons to die during the Dragon War era, with his remains being gathered by the Dragon Cult and buried in a dragon mound west of Rorikstead. By  , local tales still named him as the dragon buried near the town, and the Blades recorded him in their atlas of dragons as being deceased by report. 

Upon his return, Alduin began the process of resurrecting the many dead dragons buried throughout Skyrim in ancient times by the Dragon Cult. Nahagliiv made a reappearance approximately before the reformed Blades unsealed Sky Haven Temple,  and attempted to terrorize the town of Rorikstead. The Last Dragonborn slew Nahagliiv and absorbed his soul. Having had his soul devoured by another dovah, Nahagliiv was killed permanently and cannot be raised again.  

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

References
Online:Jongleur of Filches

The Jongleur of Filches is a crow of the Blackfeather Court found in the Clockwork City.
 

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Quest-Related Events
When approaching the Basilica, a scene plays out with Constable Drados:
:Constable Drados: "Go on, get out of here!"
:Knave of Rooks: "We go where we please, wingless! Go away, or we peck out your eyes!"
:Jongleur of Filches: "Eyes! Sweet, juicy eyes!"
:Squire Peck: "Such flavor!"
:Jongleur of Filches: "Tender bits!"
:Constable Drados: "Vile beasts..."
Online:Exarch of Dross

Exarchs of Dross are various crows belonging to the Exarchs of Dross, the rivals of the Blackfeather Court found in the Clockwork City.
 

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Quest Related Events
Scatter the birds and they'll screech:
:Exarch of Dross: "Retreat! Retreat!"
:Exarch of Dross: "Agh! Its arms will be the death of us! Fly! Fly!"
:Exarch of Dross: "Why do you always dare them? Fly, fools!"

After defeating their Motionless Guardian, you'll hear:
:Exarch of Dross: "Their giant felled the Guardian! Fly, Exarchs! Fly!"

Notes
According to game data, the exarchs consist of both male and female crows.
Cyrodiil/Convince Cerendil to drop the charges against Bentior

Quick Walkthrough
#Talk to   or   about  .
#Bring the   to the   to unveil the evidence.
#Inform Cerendil that no charges can be brought.
#Collect your reward from Bentior.

Detailed Walkthrough
Damnable tavern! Damnable owner!
You can start this quest either by speaking to  , the publican of  , about any trouble he's been having lately, or by bumping into   on the streets of   and listening to his complaints. The pretentious High Elves ended up in the downtown tavern by mistake, and was horrified by the depravity that he saw there. He is now determined to bring forth charges against the inn to the   and have it shut down.

Bentior is not too pleased about this, and will ask you to talk Cerendil out of it. Suggesting this straight up won't get you anywhere - you'll have to indulge Cerendil's wishes and bring the guard captain his  , which contains a recording of the fateful evening. Track down the captain and click on the gem in your inventory to start the recording. It turns out the patrons of the Watchman decided to get rid of Cerendil by having a lizard girl perform a "salacious display" based on the infamous play, The Lusty Argonian Maid. 

The captain will politely listen and then inform you that there isn't anything in the recording that he could use to press charges. Bring the bad news back to Cerendil and he will storm off in a fury, leaving Bruma and Cyrodiil behind him. Pay a visit to Bentior at the Watchman, and he will reward your efforts with 400 gold and a   that Cerendil dropped during his visit to the inn.

Quest Stages
Lore:Baandari Pedlars

The Baandari Pedlars (or simply the Baandari) are a group of nomadic Khajiiti merchants that travel all over Tamriel to sell their wares. Despite the animosity they experience from the other races, they are inclusive when it comes to recruiting non Khajiit into their ranks.  They live by a code of conduct known as the "Baandari Code," which states that loose items are rightfully salvageble, the peddlers must indulge clients in prophecies they want to believe in, and guarantee them of a product's utmost value and versitility. The Baandari Clan live by this lifestyle and with no other alternative as it is set in stone.  They considered themselves the "wandering litter" of Baan Dar, the Bandit God of southern Tamriel. They adopt the god's will, as seen in their name.   

The Baandari tribe travel all over Tamriel, as far as the northern regions of the   and the  , or the elven territories of   and the  . The   shrub of   is commonly harvested by the Baandari to make smooth and tannic-flavored tea.  They are greatly disliked by the other races. Some cases have described them as evil spirits incarnate and have the notion that their mercantilism is just a cover for their thievery and fraud.  They tend to camp outside of large cities and move on to their next destination,  but some cases, they settle in certain areas. Most notable is the Baandari Trading Post, found on a crossroad along the   in  , towards the regional border to  . In  , the Baandari Trading Post was attacked by the  ,   devouts of the Daedra Lord  . For protection, the head of the Baandari Tradepost,   hired   mercenaries but suspected that they would turn on them. Fortunately, he was able to drive them out with the help of a  .  

The Baandari use a variety of mounts, easily recognizable by their red and gold tack; some animals, like the Senche-Lion cubs, are trained from birth to prepare them for a life as mounts  while pack ponies are popular enough with adoring children to be sold to them.  Riders use Lunar Compasses to help them navigate the various provinces, which have also been known to be retrofitted into repurposed Dwarven Spider Vamidiums.  The Baandari also repurpose Dwarven Spiders to help retrieve inaccessible items.  They are known to breed  s as mounts to easily leave town at night 

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

Books




References
Online:Watchtower (Crosswych)

It has two zones; the Watchtower (main floor) and Tower Battlements, where you can find Pierielle Manis.
 thumb|right|Tower Battlements
Cyrodiil/Gort's Generic Fetch Quest

Quick Walkthrough
#Talk to   about retrieving some iron ingots and his  .
#Acquire the ingots and retrieve the book from a random dungeon in  .
#Collect your reward from Gort.

Detailed Walkthrough
Things want-a-killin'
A strangely-spoken adventurer by the name of   can be found prowling the streets of   or inside  . In his peculiar dialectical style, he will ask for you help in retrieving three iron ingots and his  , so that he can go back to tempering his weapon and slaying his enemies.

The ingots are easily found both in Cyrodiil and in Skyrim;   at   always has some in stock. The book will be in a random dungeon in  , as long as it has a boss chest. Once you've collected all the relevant items, track down Gort for your reward of 250 gold.

Quest Stages
Cyrodiil/Soulgem for Elintius

Quick Walkthrough
#Speak to  .
#Find a filled common soul gem.
#Collect your reward from Elintius.

Detailed Walkthrough
Searching for soulgems
Speak to   of the   and he will explain he is an "alternation-ist" in desperate need of a filled common soul gem, and is willing to pay you if you can procure one. You can either purchase an empty common soul gem and trap the required soul, or travel to any of the following locations to retrieve a filled one: the basement of the  , the dining room of  , the exterior of  ,  ,  ,  ,   or  .

Once you have the soul gem (stolen or not), return to Elintius for your 400 gold reward.

Quest Stages
Online:Exarchs of Dross

The   is a feudal court of talking crows from the Evergloam that serve Nocturnal.  They are rivals of the Blackfeather Court, who consider them spies and traitors, and view their loyalty to Nocturnal as misplaced. They are led by the Queen of Chaff.
 
Members

Locations




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Notes
For historical information, see the lore Blackfeather Court article.
Online:Moon-Sentinels

The Moon-Sentinels are ancient and mysterious guardians found both inside the Shadow Dance Temple and the Plane of Jode. They resemble desiccated Khajiit and are hostile to those who trespass.
Online:Plane of Jode

Accessing the core and obtaining the power stored there is the ultimate goal for Kaalgrontiid and his dragons followers.

The realm is occupied by the Moon-Sentinels and nixads, which can be found fluttering around. 
 

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Maps
 
 

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Cyrodiil/Shipping request to Greenwood

Quick Walkthrough
#Speak to  
#Travel to   and deliver the shipping order to  .
#Return to   and collect your reward from Stantus.

Detailed Walkthrough
The Mead Messenger
Ask the publican of the  ,  , about work and he will mention that he needs someone to act as a courier to his supplier in  , as his usual contact failed to show up. He'll task you with taking a   to   at the meadery and promises a rich reward. 

From Bruma, head to the   and then take the road south, pressing on past   until you reach Greenwood. Give over the note to Afer, who will in turn hand you an   to bring to Stantus. Head back to Bruma and present the invoice to claim your reward: 400 gold and 3 bottles of  .

Quest Stages
Online:Tenarr Zalviit

The Tenarr Zalviit (Ta'agra for 'Night Stalkers') are an ancient Khajiit clan of vampires that reside in the Tenarr Zalviit Ossuary, a burial crypt deep in the Weeping Scar. They have been around since before the Thrassian Plague.
Skyrim:Alternative Armors - Stalhrim Fur

Alternative Armors - Stalhrim Fur is a Creation that adds an alternative variant of Stalhrim armor that is based on the Stalhrim armor set from Blades.
 
Official Summary
:''Includes four pieces of heavy Stalhrim armor as featured in The Elder Scrolls: Blades! Quest by Kris Takahashi. (Quest "Ancient Ice" starts by reading Skjol's Journal at the camp south-southwest of Skaal Village.)''

Content
:;Books
:*Skjol's Journal

:;Items
:*Stalhrim Fur Armor
:*Stalhrim Fur Boots
:*Stalhrim Fur Gauntlets
:*Stalhrim Fur Helmet

:;NPCs
:*Skaal Villager
:*Skjol the Tongueless

:;Quests
:*Ancient Ice
Skyrim:Alternative Armors - Dwarven Mail

Alternative Armors - Dwarven Mail is a Creation that adds an alternative variant of Dwarven armor that is based on the Dwarven Mail armor set from Blades.
 
Official Summary
:''Includes four pieces of light Dwarven Mail armor as featured in The Elder Scrolls: Blades!. (Quest "Fan Favorite" starts by reading Arena Fan's Note at a camp southeast of Ivarstead.)''

Content
:;Books
:*Arena Fan's Note
:*The Crimson Dirks, v8

:;Items
:*Dwarven Mail
:*Dwarven Mail Boots
:*Dwarven Mail Gauntlets
:*Dwarven Mail Helmet

:;NPCs
:*Arena Fan
:*Urgnok

:;Places
:*Arena Fan's Camp

:;Quests
:*Fan Favorite

Notes
The dead Bosmer Arena Fan featured in the quest is a reference on the Adoring Fan from Oblivion.
Online:Healer Arresh

Healer Arresh is a Khajiit healer working with the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force. He has no unique dialogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
Arresh appears at Riverhold during The Battle for Riverhold. He is inspecting a Defense Force Warrior near the stables.
Online:Elhirr

Elhirr is a Khajiit healer working with the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force. He has no unique dialogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
Elhirr fights the undead in the town square during the quest.
Online:Raedazi

Raedazi is a Khajiit member of the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force. She has no unique dialogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
Raedazi appears at Riverhold during The Battle for Riverhold. She is taking orders from Captain Nala-do at the beginning of the quest.
Online:Dharo

Dharo is a Khajiit member of the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force. He has no unique dialogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
Dharo appears at Riverhold during The Battle for Riverhold. He is on the lookout at the southern entrance.
Online:Grishka

Grishka is a Khajiit citizen of Riverhold. He has no unique dialogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
During The Battle for Riverhold, Khamira tells Grishka that the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force needs to use his cart to barricade the city, assuring him the Mane will compensate him for any damage.
Online:Abadai (Northern Elsweyr)

Abadai is a Khajiit Desert Wind Adept located in the Adeptorium of Desert Wind Caverns. She is praying in the back of the chamber next to Kirrdul. She has no unique dialogue.
 

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Online:Herald Vitelia

Herald Vitelia is an Imperial herald for Euraxia Tharn who can be found in the Rimmen Palace throne room during The Usurper Queen and announces your presence.
  

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Quest-Related Events 
Herald Vitelia announces your presence during The Usurper Queen when you enter the throne room to speak with Euraxia Tharn during the parley.
:Herald Vitelia: "Presenting Abnur Tharn, Grand Chancellor and Overlord of Nibenay, Imperial Battlemage of the Elder Council, and Patriarch of the Tharn dynasty. And his bodyguard."
Lore:Rim Territories

The Rim Territories (or simply known as the Rim)  is a region within Anequina, in the province of Elsweyr. As the name implies, the Rim Territories consists of the borderlands of Northern Elsweyr, around the regional capital of Rimmen, the northwest hills and steppes, and the southern valleys. It is the namesake of the Rim-Men, a group of Imperials that descend from the Akaviri of the Second Empire.  This also includes the Tenmar Borderlands in the south. 

 

History
When the Akaviri of the Second Empire were banished from  , they fled to Elsweyr with their Imperial retainers, seeking asylum from the  . King   of Rimmen offered them the Rim Territories along the northwest hills and the southern valley. These refugees intermingled with each other and later became the Rim-Men. They built several isolated settlements across this region, among them was  .  Many years later, the Rim-Men waged several bloody wars with the Khajiit, who wanted to reclaim the Rim from them. They were successful and the Rim-Men returned to Cyrodiil, to join with remnants of the  i invasion from   to reclaim the  . They had a short-lived reign, but like many, they were overthrown. 

References
Legends:Monastic Champion

Audio
 
 

Notes
The card's art depicts Zamarak, who first appeared in ESO.

Gallery
Legends:Imbued Bosmer

Audio
 
 

Notes
This card's ability applies the Imbued Alacrity card effect.
The card was revealed as Imbued Altmer with the creature subtype High Elf. The name was changed before release to Wood Elf.
This card is referred to as '''Ayrenn's Assassin''' in the game files.

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Online:Page from Sun-in-Shadow's Journal

I'm sure I have seen the same swarthy looking fellow near my home several times. Could a rival be trying to spy on me? Perhaps news of Ralasa's death has traveled?
 
It pays to be cautious. I will talk to my friend, [Player Name], as soon as possible.
Skyrim:Letter From Home

My dearest Lorant,

I know that there is no power that will stop them from taking you away from me and into battle upon foreign fields, for I understand that this is your duty as captain of the Blades. As your wife, I should respect such things. Nevertheless, the fear that you may never return troubles me.

Know that I think of you always. We are bound together, in this life and in the next.

Your beloved,

Emma