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Legends:Giant's Camp

Availability
Giant's Camp was the monthly card for November 2020. It can be soul-summoned by anybody regardless of participation in ranked. As with all other monthly cards after February 2019, the premium version was awarded to the top 1000 ranked players or can be obtained through soul-summoning.

Notes
This card's ability applies the '''Giant's Strength''' card effect.

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Online:Tremorscale Style

Tremorscale is an Undaunted outfit style inspired by Tremorscale, a giant duneripper boss in Volenfell. As with all Undaunted styles, it's comprised of a head and shoulder piece alongside a selection of weapon pieces. This style was first available from November 25 to December 21, 2020.

Style Pages
  can drop from the Guardian Council, with a higher chance to drop on Veteran difficulty, and an even higher chance if the They Were Just Rusty achievement has been unlocked. 
  has a chance to drop from either   or a  , which are both sold by Glirion the Redbeard. Alternatively, this page could be bought outright from him for 50 Undaunted Keys.
Weapon pages could be obtained from the   sold in the Crown Store for  .
 

Sets
The following sets are in the Tremorscale Style:
Tremorscale

Armor


Weapons and Shields
The weapons and shield for this style have a perpetual sandstorm particle effect when unsheathed, present in the form of a grey-brown cloud.


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Online:Boss Trenlor

Boss Trenlor is the cruel and demented leader of the Lothid Clan of vampires. He imprisons and tortures not only mortals, but even members of his own clan who displease him.  Freyleth is determined to remove him from his role as clan leader.
 

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Enter the ruins through the sluice gate and make your way past several dwemer constructs.  Once you reach the audience hall, you'll be barred by a gate and you'll have no other option that to witness Adusa-daro's capture:
:Boss Trenlor: "Ah, Adusa-daro of the Ravenwatch. Kathad told me to expect you."
:Adusa-daro: "Let me talk to Kathad, Trenlor."
:Boss Trenlor: "Kathad returned for his love, so I sent him to her. I banished them to the Deep Tombs."
:Adusa-daro: ''"His love … you mean Freyleth? She's here, too?"
:Boss Trenlor: "Freyleth bit above her station. As for Kathad, you can join him. Toss her in the Deep Tombs!"
 
:Boss Trenlor: "Try not to die too quickly, Ravenwatch cur!"''

You'll eventually meet your party and be conscripted to disguise yourself as a servant in order to poison the boss.  Enter the audience hall to do so:
:Boss Trenlor: "Slave! Bring me my chalice! I thirst!"

Poison the chalice and hand it to Trenlor. He takes a swig and doubles over.
:Boss Trenlor: "Bah! Stupid slave! You gave me spoiled blood!"

Adusa, Freyleth, and Kathad enter the hall:
:Freyleth: ''"It's not spoiled, you bastard. That's darkcap!"
:Kathad: "Freyleth? You … poisoned …."''

Trenlor slumps into his throne, dead.
Online:Thurvokun Style

:''The long-dead Dragon Thurvokun once inhabited Fang Lair—but a Necromancer seeks to reawaken him! Stop this threat, then alter your weapon's appearance to match the Undaunted Thurvokun awards by using this complete set of Outfit styles.
Thurvokun''' is an Undaunted outfit style inspired by Thurvokun, a bone Dragon boss in Fang Lair. As with all Undaunted styles, its comprised of a head and shoulder piece alongside a selection of weapon pieces. This style was first available from August 31 to September 29, 2021.

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  dropped from Thurvokun, with a higher chance to drop on Veteran difficulty, and an even higher chance if the Let Bygones Be Bygones achievement has been unlocked. 
  had a chance to drop from either   or a  , which are both sold by Urgarlag Chief-bane. Alternatively, this page can be bought outright from her for 50 Undaunted Keys.
Weapon pages were obtained from the Thurvokun Arms Pack sold in the Crown Store for  .
 

Sets
The following sets are in the Thurvokun Style:
Thurvokun

Armor


Weapons and Shields
The weapons and shield for this style have a perpetual poison particle effect when unsheathed, present in the form of a green glow.


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Online:Donkey

Donkeys are short, strong equines that are often used as beasts of burden by the people of Tamriel. They are similar in build to horses, and have tall ears. So far, the only donkeys present in the Elder Scrolls Online are pony-sized pet donkeys.
 

Unique Donkeys
Bray
   
Notes
The Explorer's Pack Donkey is a pet donkey that has yet to be released.
Online:Lothid Clan

The Lothid Clan are vampires based in Reachwind Depths around  . They are led by the cruel Boss Trenlor.
Online:River-Elk Clan

The River-Elk Clan are a clan of Reachfolk. They are led by Chief-of-Chiefs Cannear.
Online:Eagleseer Clan

The Eagleseer Clan are Reachfolk living around  .  They have a generations-long feud with the Six-Ford Clan.
Online:Six-Ford Clan

The Six-Ford Clan are a clan of Reachfolk. They have a generations-long feud with the Eagleseer Clan.
Online:Hillhunter Clan

The Hillhunter Clan are a clan of Reachfolk. They roam the Reach, taking what the seasons give them. They're few in number, but no one knows the land as they do. They live by their wits and their woodcraft, keeping out of the quarrels of larger clans. When the Gray Host came along, they were welcomed and later betrayed by the Thornroot Clan. They are led by Chieftain Faorin and his daughter Medone.
Online:Thornroot Clan

The Thornroot Clan are Reachfolk living around  .  When the Gray Host came along, they welcomed and later betrayed the Hillhunter Clan, using captured clan members to create Briarhearts as protection from the Gray Host. They are led by a hagraven named Matron Grygarsnit.
Online:Wildspear Clan

The Wildspear Clan is a clan of hostile Reachfolk living in a camp near Karthwasten. They venerate Hircine, and wear the Huntsman Style motif.
Online:Shadefeather Clan

The Shadefeather Clan is a clan of hostile Reachfolk living in a camp near Reachwind Depths.
Online:Cinder-Heart Clan

The Cinder-Heart Clan is a clan of hostile Reachfolk that resides in a camp near Rebel's Retreat. They worship Molag Bal, and the extreme horrors of his sphere can be seen with the Cinder-Heart Clan's cruel treatment of captives, whom they burn alive. Their briarheart ritual is augmented with the intense pain of opening a subject's chest cavity and filling it with hot coals.
Online:Black-Moon Clan

The Black-Moon Clan is a clan of hostile Reachfolk living in a camp in the northern half of the Reach. They worship Namira, and wear Minotaur Style armor.
Online:Ghostsong Clan

The Ghostsong Clan are Reachfolk that have a special affinity for the Spirit Queen, Namira. Some members of the clan can be found performing rituals at Four Skull Lookout.
Online:Markarth Achievements

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Blades:Breathtaker

Breathtaker is a heavy slashing weapon only available to be purchased from the Sigil Shop.This weapon also works the same as Captain Kordan's Saber.
Online:Treeshade Clan

The Treeshade Clan are a clan of Reachfolk. In war, their strategy is to "hunt the hunters."
Lore:Dwarven Scarab

Dwemer Scarabs are animunculi that vary in size, with the most notable example being in the Dwemer ruins of Bthzark on Stros M'Kai. Various Dwemer Scarab schematics were discovered in Bthzark, and in Mzuleft, located on the island of  .  Many Dwemer Scarabs are present at the Dwarven ruins around the Reach and in Blackreach.  

There is a Redguard knightly order named the Order of the Scarab, where typically initiates must travel to the Dwemer ruins of Bthzark and "wrestle its mechanical men back into shape" before they can join the Knights of the Scarab. 

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For game-specific information, see the Redguard, Morrowind, and ESO articles. 
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Online:Blackdrake Clan

The Blackdrake Clan are Reachfolk that founded the Longhouse line of Emperors.  Shortly before  , Ard Caddach executed all living members of the clan.
Online:Wildblood Clan

The Wildblood Clan are Reachfolk living in the Reach. They have a special affinity for Hircine, honoring him with talismans they carve.  Several members of the clan were captured and probably killed by the Thornroot Clan.
Lore:Dark Elf Script

This script appears in The Origin of Cyrus! comic book included with The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard, used by the Dark Elf slavers of Tear and presumably associated with House Dres. A direct translation of the script is unavailable. The direction of the script is inconsistent.



Examples of usage:  



Notably, the script used by the Dark Elves in TES III: Morrowind and later installments was switched to the Daedric alphabet.
Lore:Shalidor's Shrouded Realm

is a small pocket realm of   created by the Arch-Mage Shalidor in the early First Era. It is a realm of arboreal forest, floating in a wondrous sky which bathes the terrain in an eternal purple light.  Several waterfalls cascade into the void below, and the realm is seemingly home to birds. Ancient Nordic infrastructure was built upon this floating island, including two tall towers with a barrow below. 

Shalidor created his Shrouded Realm as an early experiment, prior to his work on Eyevea and the College of Winterhold.  The realm can be entered by passing through the entrance to what appears to be an ancient Nordic barrow, located northeast of the ruins of Labyrinthian where Shalidor constructed his famous Labyrinth.  

Circa  , the realm was available for purchase as a private residence.  
 
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Lore:Minerals

Minerals

What Qualifies
 
The denizens of Tamriel live in a fantasy world, without the boons of widespread scientific understanding. Because of this, there are no accepted definitions for minerals. For the purpose of simplicity, some guidelines have to exist.
On the topic of categorization:
Lore first. Minerals like malachite are described as crystals in the lore, but can behave more like how one would expect a metal to behave. However, it must be categorized as a crystal.
Intuition second. Many minerals are clearly meant to be a certain type, but aren't ever explicitly stated to be such. Think about how a person in Tamriel would consider the given mineral.
Wikipedia third. If intuition is supplemental to lore, then Wikipedia is supplemental to intuition. Real-world science has no place on the UESP, but understanding a mineral's inspiration when lore is unavailable can help categorize it. If the double-edged nature of this guideline isn't yet apparent, compare TES ebony to real-world ebony.
Categorize items from left to right as they appear in the navbar. Meteoric iron is an aetherial metal, but the "aetherial" determines that it gets placed among the other aetherial fragments.
"Crystals" includes gemstones. Some minerals, which wouldn't be included based on real-world scientific definition, are still included due to their properties and usage being indistinguishable from the other listed crystals. Most mineraloids are an example of this.
The mineral must be named. For example, the mystery metal from the ESO quest Mystery Metal cannot be included on this basis.
No unique minerals. Items whose characteristics are defined by their historical significance, like the stones of Barenziah, do not belong in the list. Star Teeth are a counterexample where the term refers to both, and thus merits inclusion. This is not to say that all minerals listed must "occur naturally" or be renewable, as faerite and Dwarven metal still qualify on the basis of generic-ness.

Acquiring Minerals

Uses

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General:Leamon Tuttle

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Leamon Tuttle (known to some by the nickname Lemon Turtle ) is the lead loremaster for The Elder Scrolls Online. He joined the ESO team at ZeniMax Online Studios on August 31, 2010  and was the principal writer on both Clockwork City and Murkmire, working as a senior writer prior to assuming the lead loremaster role in March 2019 following the departure of Lawrence Schick.  Despite his youthful appearance, he is married and has two kids.

Tuttle majored in History and Philosophy in college and initially entered the game development industry with the intention of getting into game art, but instead wound up moving into the writing department. He has occasionally appeared as a guest on episodes of ESO Live and has answered community lore questions as part of the Loremaster's Archive series. Among his favorite characters are Sotha Sil, the Drake of Blades, Paarthurnax, Almalexia, and Daedric Princes.

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Online:Daily Rewards/December 2020

December 2020 Rewards
The December 2020 rewards started on December 1st, at 0:00 UTC. There are 31 rewards in total.
Online:Shaman Ulvoch's House

After the Crow-Eye Clan took back the village from the Nords, they decided against destroying the buildings but also not to add to them. Shaman Ulvoch uses the building as his home. Once you have started the related quest, Apprentice Fialyn will bring you to the house to meet with her master.

Inside, the book Hail to the Ancient Spirits can be found on top of a barrel in the storage room.
 
 
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Blades:Tiberia Cominius

Tiberia Cominius is an Imperial that you encounter during The Farmer's Plea. She is the sister of Pavo Cominius.

 
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The Farmer's Plea
When first approached:
:"Who are you? What do you want?"

You have two options to reply with, the first being:
:'''I'm here to see Pavo.
:"Well, he doesn't want to see you. What do you want with him anyway?"
:Just talk.
:"Ha! Good luck with that. He's not talking to anyone. Not even me."
:Because of Caelinus.
:"He didn't kill him, if that's what you want to know. My brother would never do that."
:I just want the truth.
:"Everyone says that, but no one really means it. Anyway, he's in no state to talk."
:I still want to see him.
:"It's your funeral... He's in the next room. Be careful, he may have taken some skooma..."

The other option is:
:Are you Tiberia Cominius?
:"I am. And you are...?"
:An envoy of Queen Urzoga.
:"So, this is it, huh? You've come to take my Pavo away!"
:I just want to talk to him.
:"He didn't kill Caelinus, you know. He just... won't say who did."
:Not even to you?
:"Not even to me.... but I know he's innocent."
:If he is then it'll be fine. / Maybe he'll tell me.
:"I doubt it. He's taken so much skooma, I don't think he even knows who he is right now."
:Where is he?
:"I... I don't... he's...oh, forgive me, brother. He's in the next room."

If spoken to again:
:"Be gentle with my brother... he's not a bad person, just scared."

After you have spoken to Pavo:
:"What did you do to my brother? Is he okay?!"
:He'll be fine.
:"I bet. Are you taking him to the Queen?"
:No need. He's innocent.
:"Oh, thank the Divines! Did he tell you who killed Caelinus?"
:He did.
:"But you're not going to tell me, are you..."
:No.
:"Just as well. I don't really want to know. Goodbye, Warrior. Don't take it personally, but I hope never to see you again."''
Blades:Pavo Cominius

Pavo Cominius is an Imperial that you encounter during The Farmer's Plea. He is the brother of Tiberia Cominius.
 
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The Farmer's Plea
When first approached:
:''"Caelinus? Caelinus, is that you? I'm sorry, I'm so sorry..."
:I'm not Caelinus.
:"You're not? Who are you, then?"

You then have two options to reply with, the first being:
:Just a friend.
:"I have no friends. Not anymore. You're here to kill me, aren't you?"

The other is:
:An envoy of Queen Urzoga.
:"Oh, the *Queen* sent you, didn't she? I guess I'm famous now! Pavo Cominius, the notorious murderer! Well, I'm *not* a murderer."
:I believe you.
:"You say that, but you don't mean it, do you? You're here to kill me, aren't you?"

Either option will lead to:
:I'm not.
:"Liar! Liar! I can see right through you! You think I killed Caelinus, and now you want revenge! I can see it in your eyes! I'm warning you! I won't go easy!"

After a brief fight with him, he will say:
:"Caelinus, my friend... I'm sorry... for everything. Go ahead and kill me, so this nightmare can finally end."
:I'm not going to kill you.
:"Why not? This is what you came here for, isn't it?"
:I came here for the truth.
:"The truth... the truth will do nothing but bring death upon us. But I'm ready now. I don't want to hide from my fate anymore. It was the River Snake."
:The River Snake?
:"Yes. He killed Caelinus. Nearly split him in two with that monstrous cleaver of his. I was there. I saw it with my own eyes."
:Are you sure?
:"He said: "Let this serve as a warning. These smuggling routes are mine, and mine alone." The River Snake doesn't tolerate any competition, you see?"
:Because you were smuggling.
:"It's... it's all my fault. I said to Caelinus: "It's just a little skooma! We'll do it just once and get a bit of coin." He didn't want to do it, but I convinced him. I knew his brother was struggling, and... oh Divines, what have I done!"

If spoken to again:
:"What will become of me now?"''
Blades:Gabrielle's Hunt

Quick Walkthrough
#Search for Gabrielle's treasure
Detailed Walkthrough
When you first arrive at the forest Gabrielle and Sabina will be standing around waiting for you. Speaking to them is optional but will reveal that the two are staying back to practice conjuration whilst you do the exploring. Head onwards and you will encounter a crpyt wight, fire damage will be helpful in taking it down. After this, you will run into a skeleton hero and two skeleton knights, shock damage is useful against all of them. 

As you arrive at a cave entrance, there is another crypt wight guarding it, dispatch of it, and continue onwards where you will arrive in an Ayleid ruin with three wisps floating around before a door. Kill the wisps and then open the door. As soon as you enter the room after going through the door, a skeleton knight and wight lord will attack you. Once you have dealt with them, head into the next hallway where there will be a set of stairs with a skeleton knight being at the bottom of them. 

Once in the next big room, yet another skeleton knight will attack you alongside a wight lord, after you have killed them, loot the room and then look to the left of where you came into the room to find a secret lever, press it and the first secret room will open to the right of you. Be careful in this secret room however, as there is a nether lich guarding the treasure within, inside you can find various loot and two chests. 

After you are done with the secret area, head back to the main room and push onwards through another two doors, where you will enter a large room with a wispmother patrolling. You will then have to go down a set of stairs and enter the final room, a cutscene will play with an outcast summoning a Potent Flame Atronach that will attack you, the outcast will then attack you after you have killed the flame atronach.

Once the two have been defeated, collect the chest sitting by the sarcophagus and then interact with the stone tablet to the left of this chest, the quest will then end.
Enemies
Crypt Wights x 2
Skeleton Hero x 1
Skeleton Knights x 4
Wisps x 3
Wight Lords x 2
Nether Lich x 1
Wispmother x 1
Potent Flame Atronach x 1
Outcast x 1
Online:Serileth

Serileth is a Dark Elf member of the Undaunted who acts as a liaison for interested parties during the Undaunted Celebration event.
 

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When you approach, you'll hear her say, "Do I hear the pitter-patter of little scamp feet?"

Her greeting to you will depend on if this is a random meeting or you started the quest from either the Crown Store or by reading the notice at any of the Impresario's camps.

:''"Undaunted plunder! I'll tell you true, scamp. We've gotten our share of lazy or incompetent recruits lately. I mean, who falls to the Goblins in Fungal Grotto? Pssh. Consider this an incentive for better blood to show them how it's done."
:What's in it for me?
:"The alliance leaders sponsor us to clean out the corners of their realms, so we're flush with plunder. We're using it as incentive for those who can complete contracts, conquer crypts, uh… something something with the letter c. You in?"
:Yeah, I'm in.'''

After agreeing to join in with the Undaunted's contracts, her dialogue will differ depending on whether you continue the conversation or leave and return:

:"Fabulous. If you're already signed up with the organization, you know the drill. If not, or if you don't feel quite ready yet, Bolgrul over there has contracts that will get you up to speed for a lesser cut. Good hunting, scamp."

Speaking to her after the quest:
:"What are you doing still talking to me, scamp? An Undaunted doesn't flap their lips! An Undaunted performs daring deeds while dungeon delving! So, get out there and prove yourself, scamp!"''
Online:The Undaunted Need You!

Do you have what it takes to be a real adventurer?

Well, we don't believe you!

Want to prove us wrong? 
Want to take home a cut of 
the choicest plunder?

Then haul your miserable carcass over to 
the Undaunted Enclave, 
located for your inconvenience in
"Baldor"

"Baldor" is an Imperial noble who is posing as Lord Baldor Varian. He is actually an ogre mage in disguise, who is exposed and captured during the course of the quest The Baron von Zarov Files: The Plot Thickens.

He wears a jail shirt, red velvet breeks, blue suede shoes, and wrist irons.

"Baldor" has nothing to say beyond random grunts and animalistic noises.


 
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