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Online:Zone Guide/Northern Elsweyr

Zone Story Quests
Zone Story Quests are the main story arc for the zone.  Completing these quests can award you with skill points, experience, gold, and gear.


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Wayshrines
Wayshrines allow free, instantaneous travel between wayshrines that have been discovered and unlocked.  You can also travel directly to any unlocked wayshrine from anywhere in the world for a small amount of gold.








Cave Delver
Delves are solo-able dungeons found throughout the world.  Delves will always contain a single skyshard and a boss who drops item set gear.







Points of Interest
Points of Interest are self-contained stories that explore the lore, characters, and locations within a zone.  These can award you with experience, gold, and gear.












Pathfinder
Striking Locales are places of interest within the world.  Discovering all of the Striking Locales in a zone will award that zone's Pathfinder achievement.








Set Stations
Set Stations are locations in the world where you can craft items with specific item set bonuses.




Public Dungeons
Public Dungeons are open world dungeons found throughout Tamriel and beyond.  These are designed for four player groups.  Completing different parts of Public Dungeons can award you with a skill point, experience, gold, and gear.



World Bosses
World Bosses are difficult enemies meant to be tackled by a group of adventurers.  Defeating a world boss can award you higher tier gear.







Skyshard Hunter
Skyshards are scattered throughout the world and can be identified by the bright beam of white light they emanate.  Discovering three Skyshards will grant you a skill point, which can be used to unlock or morph new abilities.
 

Shalidor's Library Books
'''Shalidor's Library Books''' are scattered throughout the world.  These books are identified by their distinctive purple glow.  Discovering these books will improve your Mages Guild rank and advance the associated skill line.

Auridon Lore


Glenumbra Lore


Grahtwood Lore



Reaper's March Lore






Shadowfen Lore
Online:Lieutenant Talia

Lieutenant Talia is an Imperial Euraxian officer who can be found in the Sandswirl Manor compound. 

 
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Dialogue
As she paces around, she will grumble to herself: 
:Lieutenant Talia:  "Here I am, a trained assassin, playing nursemaid to a damn cellar key..."
:Lieutenant Talia:  "I really want to kill something right about now."
:Lieutenant Talia:  ''"Can't believe the prefect disobeyed a direct order..."
:Lieutenant Talia:  "I can't believe the captain didn't assign me to the assassination squad..."''

When attacked she'll yell:
:Lieutenant Talia: "What? Intruders!"
Online:Isadati

Isadati is a Khajiit who can be encountered when approaching The Stitches along the road. He will direct you towards Tasnasi and her quest for revenge on the crime boss of the Stitches.

 
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Quest-Related Dialogue
As you approach you may overhear him say, "Watch your step in the Stitches."

When you talk with him, Isadati will elaborate on his warning.
:''"You'll want to find another place to rest your feet, stranger. The Stitches are about to burst. It won't be much longer before the whole place unravels, as it were."
:What do you mean?
:"There's a new Khajiit in charge, Khasda, and he enjoys throwing his weight around. Between this one and you, most in the Stitches find Khasda's leadership lacking, but none will stand up to him. Though this one heard rumors Tasnasi is back."
:Who's Tasnasi?
:"No friend of Khasda's, this one can tell you. She's recruiting for a job, or so the rumors say. This one doubts she'll have much luck convincing someone local to make an enemy of Khasda, but someone passing through …."
:I'll have a word with Tasnasi about this job.
:"Last I heard, Tasnasi was camped on the north rim of the Scar, but this one doubts she'll stick around for long. The moment Khasda catches wind of her, he'll have her throat slit."

You can then ask him about the Stitches and people mentioned.
:What are the Stitches?
::"It's the closest thing to a settlement out here. Imagine Riverhold on the edge of a cliff, painted with rum and horse-dung. Then invite every outlaw, bandit, and exile to live there. That's the Stitches."
:Tell me more about Khasda?
:"You didn't hear this from me, but he's a thug who thinks he's a king. Sits in Meirvale Keep, counting coin and letting his thugs run the Stitches into the ground. Well, deeper into the ground."
::And Tasnasi?
::"A thief who got run out of town not long after Khasda took over. He's the only one worth robbing in the Stitches, so my gold's on her job involving his ill-gotten gains. Gutsy to cross Khasda, but he already wants her dead. What's she got to lose?"''
Online:Hofgrad Kjisorssen

Hofgrad Kjisorssen is a Nord found in the Stitches along one of the cliff paths. He was cursed into static servitude by his master—a collector of cursed objects—and can only be freed once he has recovered all of his master's missing possessions.

He wrote the Reward for Stolen Wine flyer and will compensate whoever returns his master's cursed wine bottles.
 

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Dialogue
If he is spoken to before collecting the missing wine bottles, he mention it is a nice day for a walk despite the danger.
:''"A beautiful day for a stroll in the Scar, heh? As long as a Dragon doesn't swoop out of the sky and eat you. That would certainly ruin an otherwise nice excursion."

The Connoisseur
When you have recovered the wine bottles, you can speak with Hofgrad who will be surprised of the apparent lack of effect they have on you. 
:"Have you found one of my master's treasures? He's always interested in reclaiming what is rightfully his."
:I found three bottles of wine.
:"Really? You look surprisingly sane for someone who touched all three bottles. You must be incredibly resistant, or … well, it's none of my business. I cannot thank you enough. My master will be very pleased. I hope you didn't run into any trouble."
:I found a dead body.
:"Just one? The last person who returned these bottles found them under a pile of corpses. He was so affected by the wine that he purportedly spent the rest of his existence atop that mass of bodies. Fortunately, you seem to be immune to the curse."
:The wine bottles are cursed?
:"My master is a connoisseur of cursed collectables. Wine. Jewelry. Paintings. People. Here is your reward. If you find more cursed items, please bring them here. I still hope that if his collection grows large enough, he'll no longer need me in it."''

If you speak to him again, he'll have a little more to say about himself.
:''"Thank you again for returning my master's wine. If someone brings me the rest of his cursed collectables, he might finally let me leave this place."
:You collect cursed items. Are you cursed, too?
:"I stole a cursed book from my master, and was punished by being trapped in this exact place, waiting to receive other stolen items. I've stared at this same wall of rocks for years, dreaming of using my legs again. If only to jump from this cliff."
:Who is your master?
:"Never say his name, stranger. His name is more horrible than any curse."''
Online:Scavenging Maw's Shade

'''Scavenging Maw's Shades''' are spectral Hungers summoned by the Scavenging Maw to attack players in the Depths of Malatar. They briefly appear to attack one person (or all group members in Veteran mode) before disappearing.
 

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Notes
Their name only appears in death recaps and in the files.
Online:Silt Strider

Silt Striders are giant arthropods which are used by the Dunmer of Vvardenfell as a mode of transportation. They are found at Caravaner Towers in major cities all over Vvardenfell, including Balmora, Gnisis, Molag Mar, Seyda Neen, Suran, Vos and Vivec City.
 

Achievements
This creature is associated with one Achievement:
 

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Online:Desert Wind Cavern People

Quest-specific
Online:Sandswirl Manor People

Quest-specific
Online:Lillandril People

Quest-related
Lore:Orgnium

is a mysterious light metal used by the   of  . It is used extensively in their heavier weapons and armor, notable examples of which include cuirasses and shoulder armor.  

Notes
Its name is likely attributed to King  , ruler of the Pyandonea.

References
Online:Pahleena

Pahleena is a Khajiit traveling with the group exploring Cicatrice who can be encountered near the abandoned town. She was sent by Iokkas to find assistance for her companions trapped in the caverns below.

 
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Quest-Related Dialogue
:''"Thank you for stopping, walker. You seem to be a traveler of some strength, no? Strong enough to help save this one's companions? They are trapped in the nearby oasis, surrounded by walking corpses and deadly fumes."
:Walking corpses? Deadly fumes?
:"Yes! This one is lucky to have made it out alive. But her companions, not so lucky. Iokkas sent Pahleena to seek aid. He wishes to research the fumes in order to make an antidote, but needs help to do so."
:Where is Iokkas now?
:"He is closer to the ruins, tending to one of our companions. Speak to him to learn more. Ah, he is the green one with many scales. Hard to miss in a land of few Argonians, no?"
:I'll go speak to Iokkas.'''

If spoken to again, she'll say:
:"Please, go on ahead. This one needs but a moment to catch her breath."
Online:Jerboa

Jerboa are passive and very skittish desert rodents that can be found throughout Northern Elsweyr. When killed, they drop guts, and some varieties can be obtained as pets.
 

Unique Jerboa
Rogue, a Jerboa in Vivec City

Variants
Alabaster Jerboa
Ashen Scar Jerboa
Online:Ra'ri

'''Ra'ri''' is an Alfiq who can be found in Rimmen, near the Rimmen Artisans District. He can be seen sitting next to Kunaar.
 
  
Dialogue
:''"Ra'ri once thought to travel Tamriel in order to broaden his knowledge. He made it as far as Grahtwood before realizing that few were willing to speak seriously to a "magical talking cat." And so he stays in Rimmen."

:"Many scholars visit Rimmen, but few speak to Ra'ri. Because of his form, they believe him to have the intelligence of a mere house cat. I am amused that those who claim to be so knowledgeable can be so ignorant. What else can I be?"

:"Ra'ri cannot tell you how many times an outsider has cooed and crooned and even attempted to cuddle him. This one, a fully grown Alfiq! Their ignorance continues to astound."''
Online:Luminous Indrik (creature)

Luminous Indriks are located at the Event Exchanges located outside the main city of each alliance's starting zone. They are found in pens next to the Impresario alongside Nascent Indriks, in place of the Dawnwood Indriks that were there before.

They can no longer be found near the Impresario as of the end of the 2019 Anniversary Jubilee, having been succeeded by Onyx Indriks.
 
  
Notes
Caanerin and the Golden Indriks look like Luminous Indriks.
The Shimmering Indrik pet is a smaller equivalent of the Luminous Indrik.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Axes

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

AXES

Many times dro-m'Athra weapons and armor show the "waning crescent" symbol—waning because evil is strongest in the dark of the moons. Thus the Lost Cat axes show two waning crescents, one for Jode and one for Jone. But diminishing, yes?
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Belts

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

BELTS

Many tassets! On the buckle of the dro-m'Athra belt we see waning crescents lengthened into two long, curving fangs, often below a sort of "dark eye" sigil. Full meaning of latter is obscure, and perhaps that is for the best. Who would know all that Namiira knows?
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Boots

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

BOOTS

Dro-m'Athra boots have enclosed toes, a curious exception to usual Khajiiti practice; it brings to mind this ancient song: "One foote Jone, one foote Jode, Lost Cattes be most straungely toed." Are the enclosed toes hiding some sort of hind-paw disfigurement?
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Bows

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

BOWS

The waning crescent motif is very pronounced on dro-m'Athra bows, which feature two pairs of sickle moons, one pair on the face bracketing the grip, and another, smaller pair at the ends of the limbs. Such a bow may shoot more than mere arrows, alas.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Chests

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

CHESTS

The cuirasses of dro-m'Athra warriors have a central boss of double waning crescents, surrounded by the jagged patterns of what I call "blue claw marks," the distinctive slashes of blue lightning so common in Lost Cat imagery.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Daggers

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

DAGGERS

The dro-m'Athra dagger is a short stabbing weapon, with a so-much-curved crossguard that must assist when parrying. Curiously, this means dagger has but a single "waning crescent moon," where most Lost Cat weapons display two. Is missing moon symbolic of Ghost Moon? This one does not know.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Gloves

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

GLOVES

Gauntlets protect hands from blows, of course, but also it is cold, very cold in Dark Behind the World, so wear gloves. Fingertips are covered—where are Khajiiti claws? On forearm, blue claw marks, but on hands, no claws. Very disturbing.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Helmets

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

HELMETS

Cat-face doubled, one atop another—so eerie! But dro-m'Athra face is hidden, which is a Good Thing. Crowned with double waning crescent, yes. False ears, but teeth are real, or at least real sharp. No gorget!
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Legs

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

LEG GREAVES

Dro-m'Athra greaves almost normal, mundane. Must guard lower limbs just like Top-of-World greaves, yes? Darkening moons on shins, pointed down, emptying out all life. Sing me a song of shinbalds, turning 'round and walking away!
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Maces

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

MACES

With blows of mace, Lost Cats beat out rhythm of the Bent Dance. See, dro-m'Athra mace head is shaped like shield, and yet dro-m'Athra shield is not shaped like mace! Who can sing the answer to this riddle? Not this one, no.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Shields

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

SHIELDS

Double-waning-crescent shield, Jode to right, Jone to left, with gaps in moon-sickles for stab-stabbing from behind it. See the blue lightning? Very dangerous: beware.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Shoulders

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

SHOULDERS

So clawsome, the pauldrons! And laced with blue claw marks, yes. High collars help make up for lacking of gorget and aventail. Sharp and sharp: do not touch them, for they touch back. This one is quite serious.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Staves

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

STAVES

What a staff it is! Two down-turned waning crescents emptying the head, while above is crescent Ghost Moon, rampant, ready to funnel forth spells of Destruction. No need to guess why Lost Cat Sorcerer is most feared dro-m'Athra of all. No, not a bit.
Online:Crafting Motif 35: Dro-m'Athra Swords

Somewhere, deep in the Dark Behind the World, there are grim forges and bent benches where Lost Cats arm and armor themselves. On those dire times when they appear among us, their outfitting is much alike, implying they are made to certain standards. This one shall sing the song of these standards below. Because all knowledge is useful, no? If only to know what to stay away from. 

SWORDS

Heavy at end, Lost Cat sword would be awkward wielding for any but muscle-cat dro-m'Athra! Weight of sword drives sharp-sharp edge through body and bone. Crosshilt is waning-double-crescent, but by now you guess this twice over. Avoid! Evade! Will you be wise, and heed Adara'hai? Who can say? Var var var.
Lore:Yoregg the Bastard

Yoregg the Bastard (formerly known as Yoregg Grass-Grazer)  was an infamous Nord that lived in the city of Windhelm. Yoregg held an infamous reputation, attaining the nickname, "the Bastard." He was known for being a scoundrel, a crook, and for treating everyone as total garbage, a proud-to-be, bastard. In his lifetime, he was one of the wealthiest, yet oldest people in Windhelm.  

History
Yoregg Grass-Grazer was one of the oldest people to live in   during an unspecified time. His career began as a bandit and a raider in the hills of the  . Yoregg had established a hideout in the area, a   and   mine found along  .  But as time went on, Yoregg elevated in the Eastmarch economy, building an empire of the city's stalls, taverns, and farms found outside of the western wall. But as he had gained influence, he received enemies.

Yoregg would impose severe and heavy tax onto the people of Windhelm, treating his workers as slaves and servants, and expecting business owners to treat him with love and respect. Yoregg the Bastard would become one of the oldest, yet wealthiest people in Windhelm. In his twilight years, Yoregg the Bastard would commission the extensive construction of his tomb, from his old hideout on the other side of the region. He hired the expert stonemason,  , one of his many victims, whose parents were bled of their money and farm. As Yoregg toured his tomb, he visited his sarcophagus as she was working. Believing that he was just testing it, Yoregg was trapped in his coffin by Shreg and left inside his tomb until he would pass away, in his attempt to break out.  Ever since then, the cavern would become known as  , and the site would become the source of superstition. The locals of southern Eastmarch would actively avoid the tomb, with no explanation as to why. 

Over the years, many versions of his last Will and Testament appeared, though none were verified. 

Gallery
 

References
Online:Temple of the Eight People

Holiday-Related
Online:Dune People

Quest-Related
Online:Bishaba Basement-Dweller

Bishaba Basement-Dweller is a Khajiit fighter who can be found guarding an important ledger beneath The Goiter's Gulp  in The Stitches. She will react to you trespassing, and wields a greatsword. She serves as a possible obstacle during the related quest and can give you a bounty if she sees you trespassing, but otherwise, she serves little purpose.
 

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Online:Feziri

Feziri is a Khajiit noble who can be found in his residence in Rimmen. He possesses a golden idol that would make an ideal offering to the thief-god that he keeps in his bedroom. He has no unique dialogue.
 
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Online:J'luk

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'''J'luk''' is a Khajiit bard who can be found on the western side of the Stitches with Bashgara and Ras'jaba playing music and singing songs.