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Skyrim:Manic Elytra Nymph

The Manic Elytra Nymph is one of two friendly Elytra Nymphs that you can obtain as pets, the other being the Demented Elytra Nymph. It is found in an Adept-locked cage in a Saints Bandit camp west of the entrance to North Brittleshin Pass. The key to the cage can be found in a nearby chest.

Each day you may harvest one sample of Mystic Venom from your Elytra pet, a poison which damages an enemy's health and magicka. You can also use the Elytra to carry items, although it only has a carrying capacity of 20. Additionally, the Manic Elytra Nymph can be asked to provide a magical bonus to you and nearby allies, rallying you and fortifying your health and stamina by ten points for five minutes.

:'''  — Targets won't flee for 5 minutes and get extra health and stamina.''
 

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Dialogue
You can ask the Elytra various questions when you first meet it, but it will only respond in squeals.

If the Manic Elytra Nymph is the first Elytra pet you've met:
:A bug? Did the bandits lock you up?
:Are you okay? Did they hurt you?
:'''Aren't you an adorable little bug! I wonder why they kept you caged.
:You're a weird one. But still only the third strangest thing I've met this week.
:A giant bug crab? I really need to stop drinking skooma.'''

Alternatively, if you've already found the Demented Elytra Nymph:
:Another bug! The bandits must have caged you too.
:'''Hey there little guy, you aren't hurt, are you?
:You're the second bug of your kind I've come across recently.
:You look like another creature I found caged. It was equally repulsive.
:Easy now, bug. I've killed weirder things than you, so don't bite me.

Afterwards, you can say:
:Do you want to come with me?
:I can't just leave you here. Maybe you could follow me?
:Still, I wouldn't mind keeping you as a pet. What do you say?
:I think you're kind of cute. Do you want to be my pet?
:Well, you're free. Good luck out there.

Finally you can say:
:All right, let's go.
:On second thought, never mind.

You can give the Elytra instructions while it is your follower.


Bugs
Both Elytras won't be revealed by the effects of Aura Whisper, Detect Life or Detect Dead.
Skyrim:Demented Elytra Nymph

The Demented Elytra Nymph is one of two friendly Elytra Nymphs that you can obtain as pets, the other being the Manic Elytra Nymph. It is found in an Adept-locked cage in a Seducers Bandit camp along the road west of Fort Kastav. The key to the cage can be found in a nearby chest.

Each day you may harvest one sample of Mystic Venom from your Elytra pet, a poison which damages an enemy's health and magicka. You can also use the Elytra to carry items, although it only has a carrying capacity of 20. In addition, the Demented Elytra Nymph can be asked to provide a magical bonus to you and nearby allies, fortifying your marksman, one-handed, and two-handed by ten points for five minutes.

:'''  — Targets have improved combat skills for 5 minutes.''
 

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Dialogue
You can ask the Elytra various questions when you first meet it, but it will only respond in squeals.

If the Demented Elytra Nymph is the first Elytra pet you've found:
:A bug? Did the bandits lock you up?
:Are you okay? Did they hurt you?
:'''Aren't you an adorable little bug! I wonder why they kept you caged.
:You're a weird one. But still only the third strangest thing I've met this week.
:A giant bug crab? I really need to stop drinking skooma.'''

Alternatively, if you've already found the Manic Elytra Nymph:
:Are you okay? Those bandits must have caged you.
:'''Hey there little guy, you aren't hurt, are you?
:You're the second bug of your kind I've come across recently.
:You look like another creature I found caged. It was equally repulsive.
:Easy now, bug. I've killed weirder things than you, so don't bite me.

Afterwards, you can say:
:Do you want to come with me?
:It'd be cruel to leave you here. Would you like to follow me?
:This is probably a bad idea, but if you want you can follow me.
:I think you're kind of cute. Do you want to be my pet?
:Well, you're free. Good luck out there.

Finally you can say:
:All right, let's go.
:On second thought, never mind.

You can give the Elytra instructions while it is your follower.


Bugs
Both Elytras won't be revealed by the effects of Aura Whisper, Detect Life or Detect Dead.
Specialty Gear

This page summarizes all of the Specialty Gear added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. Specialty Gear specifically added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod is listed  .

 
Ayleid Equipment
thumb|right|An Ayleid Lich Helmet
Found scattered throughout Cyrodiil's   and carried by the   which inhabit them. 
Cannot be forged.  


 
Equipment
Carried by  . 


Equipment
Goblin Weapons
Carried by  ; honed versions are carried by boss-level Goblins. 


Goblin Armor
Carried by  .
Staves

This page provides a list of all staves added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. Staves specifically added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod are listed  .

 
Goblin Staves
These staves are carried by   Shamans and Seers and can also be found in Goblin boss chests.

Conjuration
Conjure


Destruction
Fire Damage


Frost Damage


Shock Damage
Online:Venerable Warrior

The Venerable Warrior is an Imperial who appears in place of Dragonguard Orland if you're in the Training Room while you're not on The Final Order, and someone who is on the quest rescues the Dragonguard.
 

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Clothing

Clothing
 
This page describes the mundane (non-magical) clothing items added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. Clothing specifically added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod is listed  . 

The category Beyond Skyrim-Clothing provides lists of all the individual pieces of clothing added by the mod. 

 
Amulets
All necklaces added by the mod can be found in leveled lists starting from level 1, and may be carried by citizens and bandits. None can be forged.



Rings
All of the following rings can be crafted at forges. The linked pages provide details on the materials necessary to craft the items; where the material is not one added by the mod, details are provided in the table. All rings added by the mod may be carried by citizens and bandits.
Generic Magic Items

This page describes the Generic Magic Items added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. Items added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod can be found  . 

Randomly generated enchanted weapons, armor, clothing, and jewelry  are listed on this page, including items found on enemy NPCs and items found in loot.

See Also:
 : All of the basic (unenchanted) clothing and jewelry added by the mod.
 : All of the staves added by the mod.
 : All of the basic weapons added by the mod.

Jewelry
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Dawnstar:Blind

Blind may refer to:
Blind, the spell
Blind, the status ailment of the same name
Dawnstar:Daedric Weapon

Daedric Weapon may refer to:
Daedric Weapon, the spell
Daedric Weapon, the weapon conjured by the aforementioned spell
Online:Rented Room

The front door is unlocked. The few containers and provisioning ingredients that await you inside are all owned. Two barrels and a rack of meat (including fish and pork) lie to the left of the front door. There's a non-functional cooking cauldron along the northern wall. The table in the middle of the room has two candles atop it to provide light. It's decorated with a skull and a small urn. A Bosmer-style woven seat hangs from the ceiling to the right of the door. Two hammocks are attached to the wall near it, and a shelf with knick-knacks on it lies to the right of them.thumb|right|Interior
 

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General:Deprecated Games

This page details the Elder Scrolls games that are deprecated, unpurchasable, or unobtainable in an official capacity.

 
 
 
 
 
 
Certain bundles for The Elder Scrolls Online are no longer available for purchase. See the Buying Guide for further information.
The Elder Scrolls Online / Tamriel Unlimited


The Elder Scrolls Online Collection




See Also
General:Concept Art

This page lists all pages dedicated to Elder Scrolls concept art.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

See Also
Other Legends art &mdash; Card Art, Card Backs, Avatars, Playmat Backgrounds, Loading Screens, Miscellaneous Art, and Unused Card Art.
Elder Scrolls Online Loading Screens
Lore:Dunmer Cuisine

The Dunmer have learned over the ages to live in harmony with the inhospitable landscape of Morrowind, which is largely unsuited to agriculture. The dark volcanic terrain makes farming and hunting difficult. They gather kwama eggs, cultivate crops of ash yams, and maintain herds of domesticated guar, from which they harvest meat and hides. A wide variety of drinks also feature in Dunmer cuisine, made from saltrice and native fruits.  

Sundials fashioned from shalk resin are used to keep track of cooking times in more complicated Dunmer recipes.  
 

Baked Goods


Drinks


Fruits and Vegetables


Meat, Cheese, and Fish


Soups and Stews


Gallery
Food and Drinks
 

Dishes and Cookware
 

References
Lore:Khajiit Cuisine

The Baandari use specific tools to bast their meats repeatedly in moon-sugar syrup.  Moon-sugar spoons are very large, as the Khajiit believe it is best partaken in generous portions. 

Traditions of the Akaviri settlers influenced the cuisine of Anequina. 
 
Baked Goods


Desserts


Fruit and Vegetable Dishes


Meat and Animal Products


Soups and Stews


Drinks

Spices
 
 
The Khajiit use a variety of spices in their cooking, including:
Matcha
Moonsugar
Saffron
Turmeric
 

Gallery
Food
 

Dishes and Cookware
 

Chefs
 

References
Lore:Redguard Cuisine

The Redguards live upon the arable land of the Alik'r, which makes farming an arduous task. They allow domesticated livestock (such as goats) to graze, and their crops need to be able to resist drought. They often dehydrate or salt their food for storage and trade. Everyday meals, on the other hand, are cooked using methods that don't exacerbate the intense heat of the sun during the day: flatbreads are baked within seconds on searing hot stones instead of ovens, and pots of stew are placed over coals to cook over long periods of time. Their port cities bring in trade that adds variety to their diet, and the hot peppers that grow in their homeland are prized both by them and cooks overseas.   
 

Baked Goods


Meat and Animal Products


Fruits and Vegetables


Drinks


References
Skyrim:Shalidor's Insights (unused pages)

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Online:Dorm

Three of the dorms are small Altmer style buildings each with one cooking fire. The fourth is a larger style with three cooking fires. Nurad can be found in this larger dorm. Brinthir and Thalorel can be found in two of the smaller dorms briefly during the quest.
 
 
 
Occupants
Nurad
Brinthir
Thalorel

Related Quests
 

Gallery
Online:Letter from Lyranth

Little Mortal,

The coin included with this letter is one of three such disks that hold some significance to the Order of the Waking Flame. The cultist I acquired it from has no further need of it, and it may assist us in the near future. Study the coin, for I believe there may be a clue to the cult's activities hidden in its etched surfaces. In due time, I will summon you. Things are about to occur and I will require a mortal's touch. Be ready. 

Lyranth

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Ores and Ingots

This page lists all the Ores and Ingots added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. The following pages detail all sources and uses of the various minerals and metals:
 
 

 
Ores
thumb|right|A Zinc Ore


 
Ingots
Lore:Meridia's Beacon

Meridia's Beacon is a magical magna-geode shaped stone associated with the Daedric Prince Meridia. The Lady of Infinite Energies, is known to speak to those in possession of the beacon, and uses it to influence and compel those who hold onto the Beacon.   

History
Second Era
In  , J'saad of Black Heights was given the stone by a mysterious woman as "a gift from the Lady of Light", telling him it would bring him luck and show him a path to a brighter future, and asked for nothing in return.  The divine presence of Meridia soon spoke to him through it, slowly growing stronger and showing him blinding lights and strange visions. Meridia was trying to find "another knight to carry her light, one who will not betray her, one who must correct a previous mistake."  This presumably meant a successor to the Golden Knight Darien Gautier, who in the end did not give his full loyalty to Meridia of his own free will.  In the end, J'saad was not worthy of her gifts and died near the  , the stone being kept in a bag next to him. The Vestige recovered it and delivered it to his wife Adhimba, who vowed to throw it into the deepest lake for causing her partner's death, but ultimately decided to hang onto it after being under its effects and prove whether or not the voices J'saad heard were real.  
 

Fourth Era
During the   in  , the ruined temple was occupied by a dark necromancer named   and he defiled the monastery with his dark magic and trapped  s of the many casualties in the ongoing war, turning both the   and the   into corrupted shades. A certain   came across Meridia's Beacon and was guided by the Daedric Prince to the temple, to cleanse the dead from her sanctum and usher her return to the people of Skyrim.  The traveler delved deep into the abandoned temple and fought their way to the inner sanctum, where Malkoran conducted his experiments. In the end, the traveler vanquished Malkoran and was gifted the  . 

Gallery
 
See also
For more information, see the Skyrim and ESO articles.
References
Copper

thumb|right|Copper Ore
thumb|right|Copper Ingot

Copper is a metal that is mixed with zinc to create stronger  . It is also used to forge copper jewelry and to temper  .

Overview

3 Copper Ores are obtained by mining Copper Ore Veins.
1 Copper ingot is obtained by smelting 2 Copper Ores. The Advanced Armors perk is required.

Mineral Sources
In addition to the following guaranteed sources, the best random locations are:
Ore barrels, usually found in or near  .



Copper Smithing
Copper items can be forged from the start of the game, without the need to unlock any Smithing perks. 


 See Bugs.

Bugs
Despite a ruby being used in the forging process, an incorrect recipe means a pearl ring is created.
Brass

thumb|right|Brass Ingot

Brass is an alloy created by mixing   with zinc, and is used to forge brass jewelry.

Overview

1 Brass ingot is obtained by smelting 1   and 1  . The Advanced Armors perk is required.

Brass Smithing
Brass items can be forged from the start of the game, without the need to unlock any Smithing perks.
Skyrim:Madness Helmet of Recovery

The Madness Helmet of Recovery is a unique Madness Helmet worn by Thoron. It increases the wearer's magicka regeneration by 100%.
Skyrim:Staada's Helmet

Staada's Helmet is a unique Golden Saint Helmet worn by Staada. Staada will reward you with her helmet during the Staada Quest if you give her either the Sheogorath-Shaped Amber or the Sword of Jyggalag. The helmet increases the wearer's stamina by 70 points.
Gems

This page describes all gems added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. All of the items on this page are traded by jewelry merchants, and can also be sold to general goods merchants.

Valuable Gems
No gems can be purchased from general goods merchants, although some do appear in leveled loot and some can be mined.
Jade (material)

thumb|right|Jade

Jade is a precious gem used to forge jade jewelry.

Overview

Cannot be mined; for guaranteed locations see  .

Jade Smithing
Jade items can be forged from the start of the game, without the need to unlock any Smithing perks.
Miscellaneous Items

This page lists all miscellaneous items added by the Beyond Skyrim: BSAssets mod. It includes a wide variety of different types of items, some of which are detailed on other pages:
: gems and gem-containing miscellaneous items
 : ores, ingots, and scrap metal. Each type of material has its own subpage:




Items specifically added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod are listed  . 

Animal Hides


Ayleid


Clutter
Online:Roleplaying

Roleplaying is an optional way to play Elder Scrolls Online. It involves playing the role of a character you create and interacting in-universe with the characters of other players. Usually this involves giving your character a lore-friendly name, appearance, and background.

There are active player guilds and other groups of roleplayers in ESO, and it is possible to filter for roleplaying guilds via the Guild Finder.

The main two abbreviations used by roleplayers are "IC" (in-character) and "OOC" (out of character). Generally local chat commands such as  ,  , and   are used for IC communication, while other channels are restricted to OOC. Roleplayers often encourage the use of the speech bubble feature when using text chat.

Abbreviations and Terms
This is a list of some common abbreviations and terms used specifically in the roleplay context.

; 
:Bleed describes a situation where the character's situation influences its player's emotions, for example, a player getting angry at the mistreatment of their character. This is considered a failure to separate IC and OOC and is undesired.

; 
:An alternative character on a player's account. Compare Main.

; ,  
:A player character.

; ,  
:Dungeon Master / Game Master, a person who leads a roleplay event, setting the scene and the rules and providing reactions to the actions of the player characters. Not to be confused with Gamemasters, who are ZeniMax Online Studios employees moderating the game.

; 
:Can either refer to a short text describing a character's action (usually written with the   or   commands) or to the chat commands that cause characters to perform an animation (see Emotes).

; 
:Erotic Roleplay.

; 
:In-character. Refers to anything that happens in the characters' world. See OOC.

; 
:A player's main character. Compare Alt.

; ,  
:Using knowledge that the player possesses but their character doesn't in an IC context. Undesired.

; 
:Originally standing for "non-player character", in the roleplay context the term is often used to describe background characters who only appear briefly in relation to a story or plot. Not to be confused with actual NPCs.

; 
:Out of character. Refers to anything that happens outside of the characters' world. See IC.

; ,  
:Forcing a character's action upon others, often by using unrealistic or excessive power in-character. Undesired.

; 
:Refers to using an in-game location as a substitute for another location, which may be outside of the game world or simply fan-made.

; 
:Roleplay.

; 
:Players who disturb the roleplay sessions by deliberately getting between characters, using emotes, sending inappropriate messages through the chat, using mementos, etc.

See Also
Community Spotlight—Roleplaying in ESO!
Online:Nadyashana

Nadyashana is a Redguard who appears at the Event Exchange in Daggerfall, Vulkhel Guard, Davon's Watch, and the capital cities for all of the Chapter zones. 

She first appeared around January 23, 2021, along with Zalun, primarily to showcase the upcoming special collectables that can be obtained from various events throughout the year. In Q1, Nadyashana could be seen showcasing the Deadlands Scorcher skin. In Q2, she was seen showcasing the Deadlands Firewalker Personality. Starting from January 20,2022 she was showcasing the Scales of Akatosh Skin.


When spoken to, she has no unique dialogue, and will only respond with grumpy greetings. 
 
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Online:Zalun

Zalun is a Khajiit who appears at the Event Exchange in Daggerfall, Vulkhel Guard, Davon's Watch, and the capital cities for all of the Chapter zones. 

He began appearing around January 23, 2021, along with Nadyashana, primarily to showcase the upcoming special collectables that can be obtained from various events throughout the year. In Q1, Zalun could be seen showcasing the Deadlands Scorcher skin. In Q2, he was seen showcasing the Deadlands Firewalker Personality. Starting from January 20,2022 he was showcasing the Scales of Akatosh Skin.

When spoken to, he originally had no dialogue whatsoever, but now has generic greetings.
 
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Shadowkey:Assault Rat

Assault Rats are found in Azra's Crossing, where they serve the bandits who have raided the village.

They have an 8.33% chance of dropping a rat's eye when killed.	

 
Locations
Azra's Crossing x 26
Delfran's Hideout
Related Quests
Shadowkey:Azra Rat

Azra Rats are only found in Azra's Crossing, there are eight in total and they have to be killed to complete Rat Quest.

They have an 8.33% chance of dropping a Rat's Eye.
 
Related Quests
Cyrodiil/Factions

This page lists all factions added by the Beyond Skyrim: Cyrodiil mod.

Joinable Factions
There are no joinable factions in the Bruma release.

Noteworthy NPC Factions
 
 
 
 

Complete Factions List
A full list of all (including those not available to you), along with their members and interrelationships, can be found at the pages below:
Online:Mounts/Heavyweights

Heavyweight mounts are Senche-raht Khajiit or welwas. They can roar.
Online:Mounts/Constructs

Dwarven Spiders' "wings" oscillate rapidly, followed by a red light appearing on their head.
Online:Mounts/Cervines

Deer can rear up on their hind legs and bleat. Indriks can rear on their hind legs and produce a magical effect.
Online:Mounts/Toys

The "Toys" are hobby horses which are usually available during the Jester's Festival. Unlike other mounts, the maximum speed is limited to the character's sprint speed.

These mounts are unique from others in every conceivable way. They have completely different idle animations, and whenever you jump while mounted, your character whinnies, imitating the sound that a horse makes. If you press the keybind to jump while standing still, your character bows like a jester.

If you stand idle while mounted on a hobby horse, your character can perform one of several animations. Your character may pet your hobby horse's mane while making quiet whinnying noises, stand in a triumphant pose with one arm positioned at their side with their free hand on their hip, put their hand to their chin, lean their free arm over the hobby horse's neck in a suave position, or toss the hobby horse into the air twice. Occasionally, your character will look from side to side before patting the hobby horse's mane. The idle animations are pictured below.
Online:Mounts/Arthropods

Nix-Oxen buck their hind legs.
Blades:Witsplinter

Witsplinter is an ultimate weapon that can be purchased from the Sigil Shop. It is divine in quality. Its enchantment mainly does damage to an enemy's magicka reserves.
Online:Red Eagle's Flight

'''Red Eagle's Flight''' is awarded when you find the highest point of the Lost Valley Redoubt structure and jump from it. Not surviving the fall does not disqualify you from obtaining the achievement.
Lore:Witsplinter

Witsplinter is an ornate, Elven-style dagger that, true to its name, is enchanted to seal the minds of the spellcasters it strikes, leaving them vulnerable targets for skilled fighters.  

History
Circa  , Witsplinter was in the possession of Faustina Cartia, leader of the Sirens in Anvil. An all-female crime ring, they used their feminine charm to seduce the innocent men of Anvil—married men in particular—and make off with all their valuables after stripping them of their armor and clothing. Too embarrassed to admit they were made fools of, the male victims were reluctant to speak about the incidents, leaving the situation difficult to resolve. The Anvil guard launched an investigation and sent the Champion of Cyrodiil as a private operative to make contact with the gang. The Champion discovered the gang's remote base of operations at  , resulting in the deaths of the seductresses. Faustina wielded Witsplinter during the fight, and the Champion subsequently looted it from her corpse. 

Circa  , the Warrior came into possession of Witsplinter. 

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

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