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Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Boots

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

BOOTS

Our experience among the narrow-minded of Tamriel has taught us to be quick on our feet and ready to relocate, so our shoes are a relatively light element of our apparel. They may even be as simple as sandals, especially when paired with light armor.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Bows

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

BOWS

Any style with "Fang" in its name implies it will look sharp and dangerous, and that's certainly the case with our Blackmarrow bows. Even the quivers that carry our broad-headed arrows are adorned with sharp motifs and even sharper edges. (Wear gloves when arming yourselves, fools.)
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Chests

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

CHEST PIECES

Though we haven't been able to provide them yet for every member, eventually all of you will proudly wear our Fang Lair tattoos and body markings. These marks are a tribute to your fervent commitment to the Blackmarrow cause, and to show them off our cuirasses leave the less-critical parts of your torsos exposed.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Daggers

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

DAGGERS

Like much of our equipment, our daggers derive from proven   designs: curved, single-edged blades, sharp pointed, and with our signature "fang" in the barbed hook behind the point.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Gloves

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

GLOVES

You will agree—for you must—that for both conjuring and combat, it's best to have the fingers free of the confinement of cumbersome gloves; however, above the hands you can trust our flaring gauntlets to protect the wrists and forearms.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Helmets

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

HELMETS

The Blackmarrow wear close-fitting metal skullcaps with upper-face visors covered by tight-turbaned hoods that extend to our shoulders. If you are wise, you will wear an additional mail coif under the hood to protect your neck.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Legs

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

LEG GREAVES

We rely on leather, supple but many-layered, to protect our legs. Our fighting style dictates the primacy of mobility, in which attacks to the legs are mainly avoided or turned aside before a blade can ever contact our greaves or chausses.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Maces

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

MACES

A mace is the preferred weapon for an order with necromantic ambitions, because a body struck down by a mace is more useful for reanimation than a corpse with severed limbs. Thus our maces are heavy and functional, so that you may defeat an adversary with the least number of blows, leaving behind a body ripe for necromancy.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Shields

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

SHIELDS

The broad oval shield of the Blackmarrow, rimmed with overlapping metal plates, has one purpose and one purpose only: to protect your body in combat. Those who fail to employ it properly may, upon death, be reanimated and assigned to menial and even humiliating tasks. So use it wisely.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Shoulders

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

SHOULDER ARMOR

The symbolism behind crafting our pauldrons to resemble grinning abstract metallic skulls should be obvious to even our least-sophisticated cult members. Remember: in Necromancy, there are no points for subtlety.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Staves

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

STAVES

The focal finial of our spellcasters' magic staves features a mystic crescent between two bony, taloned fingers. It has been pointed out to me that this symbology appears nowhere else on our gear, but as a Master Necromancer I am above such a small-minded emphasis on consistency. It looks impressive, and that's good enough.
Online:Crafting Motif 58: Fang Lair Swords

For too long the magical discipline of   has been disregarded as a mere subset of  , or worse, dismissed outright because it is "evil." But our efforts in   will impress all   with the importance of Necromancy! As such, it is critical that you lesser members of the   make an impressive showing; therefore, when crafting your arms and armor, you will follow these instructions to the letter. Unless you'd prefer, of course, to serve as a subject of experimentation. Hmm?

SWORDS

Our swords fundamentally hearken back to Redguard roots, though the austere descendants of the   would shy away from the baroque and spiky improvements we've made to their overly simple designs. The fools! Soon, they, too, will acknowledge our greatness and kneel before us.
Online:Fang Lair Style (collection)

Fang Lair Style is a collection of 14 books that make up part of the Crafting Motifs library. Reading these chapters allows access to the Fang Lair Style for crafting. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) are awarded for completing Fang Lair on Veteran difficulty, with a guaranteed drop on Hard Mode.
Online:Stonehands

The Stonehands are Ard Caddach's personal guard. The members of the group are mostly Reachfolk in origin. Stonehands were loyal to the Caddach long before he became ard. They serve not only as protectors and warriors but also as spies, scouts and trusted counselors of the ruler of the Reach.
Lore:Rivercrest

Rivercrest is a township that falls under the direct jurisdiction of the Bloodfall kingdom in an unknown region of Cyrodiil. It was destroyed by mercenaries in  ,  and would later rebuilt by the Warrior.    
 
History
In the Fourth Era, the  Bloodfall Queen's hired mercenaries were sent to collect taxes from the town of Rivercrest, because they refused to pay the expensive taxes. Things soon escalated between the citizens of Rivercrest and the hired mercenaries, and in response the hired mercenaries destroyed the town's Elder Statue, and with it the town.  After the disbanding of the Blades, there were Blades who went into hiding and managed to evade the Thalmor hunting them. Two such Blades were the Warrior and  . The Warrior managed to evade the Thalmor and return to Rivercrest circa 4E 180, only to find it ablaze and reduced to rubble. 

The destruction of the town's Elder Statue caused an undead Ayleid Sorcerer-King named   to be released from his ancient bindings in the Ayleid ruins beneath the town, and the Warrior set out to rebuild the town and save all of Tamriel from the reawakened Lich. To rebind the Lich, the Warrior retrieved Celemaril's crown, five varla stones, an Elder Scroll, and a stone tablet inscribed with the ritual incantation. By the time the Warrior had acquired the necessary knowledge and items, Celemaril had amassed another undead army. He launched a final assault upon Rivercrest as the Warrior fought one-on-one against the Sorcerer-King. The Warrior was victorious and sealed Celemaril beneath Rivercrest once more.  

During the investigation of what had caused the fire in the first place, members of the Thalmor led by   would also arrive in Rivercrest, where they stated they were investigating for Blades agents. Henrik and the Warrior worked to hide their identities by leading the Thalmor on suicide missions and giving them false leads, with creatures such as bears and undead Ayleids killing Thalmor soldiers as they fell for these tricks.   The Thalmor were also tipped off to the location of a temple of Talos and intended to kill the worshippers there, however, the Warrior discovered the location of the Talos worshippers and warned them before the Thalmor could get to them.  After this, the Warrior also managed to kill a Thalmor messenger before they could relay information on who the hidden Blades were.  Eventually the Thalmor discovered the identity of Henrik and had him killed, but the Warrior avenged him by killing Justiciar Aranande. 

The Warrior also aided the Bloodfall queen after confronting her about the Mercenaries. In gratitude for securing her kingdom against bandits and Goblins plaguing it, she rewarded the Warrior's service by giving Rivercrest a two-year tax relief, thus allowing for the town to be fully rebuilt.  

Notes
Theodor Gorlash, an anagram  of Lord Sheogorath resided in Rivercrest as it was being rebuilt. 
The town of Rivercrest wasn't given an official name at first, but it was patched in by Bethesda to be the default name for the town.

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References
Blades:Mephala's Teacher

Mephala's Teacher is a mace only available to be purchased from the Sigil Shop.
Online:House Hexos Style

House Hexos Style is a crafting motif released with the Deadlands DLC. It can be obtained by completing either Saraathu Tong or Gleaners of Aurbis daily quests in Fargrave.

The armor style appears to be based on the original Imperial racial motif from the base game — but has been visually reworked and upgraded. As a result, this style appears to be more of an upgrade to the older racial style, as opposed to a brand new style.
 

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Weapons and Shields


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Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Axes

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

AXES

Scalecaller axes follow barbaric early-Nord designs, but with highly abstract Dragon Cult claw-crescents at the finial. The upper part of the haft, just below the blade (or blades for the two-handed version), is clad in metal that resembles overlapping Dragon scales.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Belts

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

BELTS

The cult's belts are relatively simple and utilitarian, as the followers of Scalecaller preferred to display their ornamentation elsewhere. Leather from almost any source is acceptable; the surface may be pebbled to resemble reptilian hide.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Boots

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

BOOTS

These Scalecaller sabatons look like they're made from great overlapping Dragon scales, but actually the material is tough leather, except for the toes on boots made for heavy armor, which are always rigid bonemold. The ankles are protected by abstract forged Dragon-mouth uppers.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Bows

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

BOWS

The cult's bows are adorned by an exaggerated Dragonscale motif on the weapon's limbs just above and below the grip. The ends of the limbs sport stylized Dragon heads, while the quivers are wrapped in reptilian wing motifs.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Chests

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

CHEST PIECES

For the cuirasses, bonemold is formed to resemble plates of rigid Dragonbone, accented by tooled leather, with the arms clad in metal mail that resembles Dragonscales. These chest pieces are so sturdy they have endured for centuries with almost no evidence of rot or rust.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Daggers

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

DAGGERS

The blades crafted by Zaan's folk are fairly standard Dragon Cult weapons, blades that start out straight and then, after a broadened forte, curve toward the sharp point, resembling nothing so much as elongated Dragon claws. Only the outside of the curve has an edge.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Gloves

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

GLOVES

The cult wears full gauntlets of flexible leather, but backed by splints and plates of bonemold fashioned to resemble Dragonbone. Flaring bracers, similarly ornamented, protect the wrists and forearms.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Helms

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

HELMETS

The full helms worn by the followers of the renegade Zaan feature face visors of bonemold formed to resemble the masks of legendary Dragon Priests—attire that would be blasphemous if worn by orthodox low-level Dragon cultists. It shows just how far the Scalecaller cult had deviated from the norm.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Legs

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

LEG GREAVES

Other than having Dragon-mouth poleyns at the knee, the cult's leg armor is relatively unadorned, though it may exhibit bonemold plates atop the leather chausses crafted to look like large overlapping Dragon scales.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Maces

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

MACES

These Scalecaller maces terminate in heavy cylindrical heads studded with wicked fanged abstract Dragon heads. The hafts are clad in the same overlapping metallic Dragon scales as the axe handles.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Shields

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

SHIELDS

The central oval of the cult's shield is adorned with a coiling snaky Dragon that evokes the Prince Peryite as much as it does the Dovah the Nords' ancestors revered. The shield's rim is protected by thick bonemold plates that resemble great Dragon scales, and echo the armor's pauldrons.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Cops

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

SHOULDER ARMOR

Scalecaller cult pauldrons are elaborate and fanciful, a double tier of flaring plates crafted in both bonemold and metal scale, surmounted by an abstract roaring Dragon head, the whole giving the Scalecaller warrior a very distinctive silhouette.
Online:Crafting Motif 59: Scalecaller Staves

There is considerable evidence that orthodox Dragon Priests had their armor crafted from genuine remains of the great creatures, using actual Dragonscale and Dragonbone (rare materials indeed). The followers of the renegade Dragon Priest, Zaan, outfitted themselves like the greater clergy in replica Dragon Priest armor made of more common materials: metal forged to resemble Dragonscale and bonemold crafted to resemble Dragonbone. The details are described below.

STAVES

The spell staff of the Scalecaller spellcaster is perhaps the single most emblematic design in the entire Zaan Dragon / Peryite visual lexicon: an oaken staff inscribed with mystic runes, ornamented with overlapping scales, and topped by an open-mouthed serpentine Dragon head. It's awe-inspiring.