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General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind

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Morrowind Concept Work
left|Elf|link=General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind/ElfClick on the Elf graphic to view a step-by-step guide to how I built the elf model. From initial sketch through to actual game model.
 
Creatures
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I was involved in the creation  many of the creatures and characters in Morrowind. Click on the graphic to the right to view a selection of them.
 
Armor
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Click on the graphic to view some examples of armour and weapons
Weapons
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CLick on the graphics to view creatures I worked on for Morrowind 
 
Redguard Model
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Here's the Redguard model with textures, with a couple of other race heads in the background.
General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind/Elf

Evolution of a Darkelf Model
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Although now somewhat different from those seen hear I was among the original team that were designing the dark elves for Morrowind. These are my concept drawings and preliminary models. I first started with some sketches. One can be seen on the left. See the Gallery for more examples.
 
The Model
leftI then moved on to build a high-res. model to try to capture a "look" for the race. Although the skin colour is not the blue/grey seen on the current elves, it's main function was to convey an attitude more than anything else.
 
Real time mode. 
rightFrom there we moved onto the realtime model. The one shown here is not the current game model but it gives one an an idea of the polygon count in the models for this project.
 
Textures
leftAs we would be seeing the elves, and other NPCs from close quarters it was decided to have a fairly high detail level in the face textures. Here's an early example.
 
Hair
leftThe next stop was adding hair. We chose to use seperate hair pieces to give us more variety in the characters. Again, here are some early examples. Keep in mind however that most of these have been, or will be, modified and refined before the game is released.
 
"'Head', meet 'Body'" 
leftWith the model almost complete here's a shot of the elf. The last stage is to add clothing.
 
In game shot
rightThe elf is finally ready for the game. Here he is in merchant garb.
Online:Ruinach

Ruinachs are a brute race of four-armed Daedra that serve as Mehrunes Dagon's elite marauders. Historians and mages believe they were grown from Mehrunes Dagon's flesh after his battle against Almalexia in Mournhold. The Ruinachs believe this story wholeheartedly, and refer to themselves as "Dagon's Fifth Hand". They are fanatic followers of their lord and believe themselves an extension of his will.
  
  
Skills and Abilities

Unique Ruinachs
Bruzzak Tor
Disciple of Aspiration
Dread Irenan
Ghemvas the Harbinger
Karzikon the Razorsworn
Ruinach Count of Cataclysms

Notes
They were named "Harbingers" internally and had their models added to the game in Patch 6.2.0. In ESO Live's timeline of future events to expect regarding information of the chapter, their name is spelled "Ruinoch".
A preview of their High quality models can be found at Chris Sulzbach's ArtStation.

See Also


Gallery
General:ESO: Morrowind – Who are the Wardens truly?

Originally published April 20, 2017. The original article can be found here.
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Who are the Wardens and what is their connection to the Spinners? Read a short essay by the famous academic Lady Cinnabar for her thoughts on these mysterious new warriors.

Who are the Wardens truly?
By Lady Cinnabar 

 

 

Let us know your thoughts on this piece and the Warden on Twitter @TESOnline!

''(Note: the essay above was placed into the game under the same title).
General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind/Creatures

Morrowind Characters and Creatures
Character artists on Morrowind were in the enviable position of having full "ownership" of their  creatures. That is,  they built, textured, rigged and animated  their models.  For many, they even came up with the initial designs too. Below is a sampling of some my character work on Morrowind for which I had "ownership" for.

The Dremora
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I've worked on this character on Daggerfall, Battlespire and now Morrowind. Seemingly human-ish in earlier games it is in fact a Daedra, able to shape its form to its will. In Morrowind the Dremora is a more pumped-up, evil looking, version. My apologies to Mr. Lucas. Darth Maul was only one of its influences!

Click here for more info and graphics on this character.
 
Daedroth (lesser Daedra)
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More of a beast Daedra, this is once again a creature I had worked on before. He also appeared in Daggerfall. And I used the design from that as the basis for the newer version.
 
The Hunger
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A replacement creature that had to replace an impossible to program creature.
General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind/Weapons

Chitin Weapons
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Like the armour, the Chitin weapons are formed from the shells of the insect-like creatures that roam Morrowind.

For the textures I used the skin of a grass hopper as inspiration and took it from there. Many of my textures come about that way.
 
Nordic Weapons
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The etching on the weapons was, in my mind, something like a history of the weapon and its owners. I envisioned that the weapon would be passed down through the family, and the heroic deeds carried out with it would be etched into the metal after each battle If you look closely there's a dragon head in there where the Axe was once used to slay a dragon.
 
 
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The Daedric weapons use the black and red motive typical of Daedric items.
The "glass" weapons I imagined being more of a crystal-like substance, so I used quartz crystals as a starting point. I tried to give the impression that they had been grown into the sword hilt rather than glued onto it.

The Daedric sword has been featured on two magazine covers and is possibly my favourite among the weapons I worked on.
General:The Dragon's Eyrie/Morrowind/Armor

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Examples of armour and weapons
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The character here is wearing chitin armor, made from the large insects that populate Morrowind's harsh environment The armor is made up of many idividual pieces allowing the player to mix up armor types, but here the full armor set is shown..
 
Chiten Armour in use
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Here is the Chiten armour worn by a dark elf (sans helmet). The weapons pictured here I was also lucke enough to work on. A larger version of this iamge can be found on the Elder Scrolls. website
 
Netch Leather
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The netch is one of the creatures that inhabit Morrowind. Their hides are used as leather. Note the protective goggles. Ash storms from the volcano near here rip through the landscape at regular interval. The google and face mask help protect the wearing from the extreme climate..
 
Original Netch Leather Design Sketch
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This sketch my Michael Kirkbride is a scan of the original design for the above armour..
General:Shirley Curry

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Shirley Curry (also known as Skyrim Grandma, Gaming Grandma, and ShirleyCurryTheOlderGamer) is a YouTuber who uploads gaming videos of various The Elder Scrolls games, most prominently Skyrim, which she first started a series on in September 2015. She plays on PC  and has tried out variations of including the Special Edition, Skyrim VR,  Enderal and  mods, and has also played the games Online and Fallout 4. She reads aloud books from the games in her ''Granny Shirl's Bookshelf'' series and likes to post screenshots of scenery from the game.

Shirley is an 86 year old grandmother and a widow, having 4 sons, 9 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren. Her birthday is April 2nd and she resides in Ohio. Recently, she is scaling back her videos due to health. 

Shirley will be represented as a character in The Elder Scrolls VI.  This was as a result of her fans starting a petition to immortalize her in the game.  A fan-made Skyrim mod featuring her as a voiced follwer was released on May 1, 2021.  Her own characters include, Katamet, Ja'rii, La'Corte Dragtail: Thief Of Skyrim, Chronicles of Johndor: Dragonborn, Ward the Mountain Man, Leanna: A Shaman's Tale, Katamet Junior (aka Kat), Uggur the Seeker, El'Mondo: Mercenary For Hire, Seth the Cave Crawler, Rockman the Dragonborn, and Shirley K'ryy in TESOnline. One of her favorite characters is Paarthurnax. 

External Links
;YouTube
;Instagram
;Twitter
;Blog
;Wikitubia
;Patreon
;Steam Group
;Teespring Merchandise

References
Online:Groundskeeper's Cottage

Bloodthorn Incendiaries loiter in front of the house. A Bloodthorn Ravager will spawn when you enter the building during the related quest. thumb|right|Interior
 

Related Quests
Tes4Mod:Cyrodiil Travel Services/Visits-Many-Lands

Visits-Many-Lands is an Argonian Spellsword who offers Travel services at the Chestnut Handy Stables outside the Imperial City. She can take you to the following destinations:

It will not be possible to travel to or from any location that is currently threatened by an Oblivion Gate.

She can tell you about nearby landmarks, which will all be added to your map except for the Wayshrines:
Tes4Mod:Cyrodiil Travel Services/Loric

Loric is an Imperial Archer who offers Travel services at Battlehorn Castle  once the   has been purchased. He can take you to Chorrol in 1 hour for free. It will not be possible to travel to Chorrol if it is currently threatened by an Oblivion Gate.
Tes4Mod:Cyrodiil Travel Services/Cerelius

Cerelius is an Imperial Warrior who offers Travel services at the   outside Sancre Tor if it has been reclaimed. He can take you to the following destinations:

It will not be possible to travel to or from any location that is currently threatened by an Oblivion Gate.

He can tell you about nearby landmarks, which will all be added to your map except for the Wayshrines:
Tes4Mod:Cyrodiil Travel Services/Samson Othran

Samson Othran is a Dark Elf Knight who offers Travel services at the Black Waterside Stables outside Cheydinhal. He can take you to the following destinations:

It will not be possible to travel to or from any location that is currently threatened by an Oblivion Gate.

He can tell you about nearby landmarks, which will all be added to your map except for the Wayshrines:
Merchandise:Main Page

Here, the UESPWiki attempts to document all officially licensed merchandise related to the Elder Scrolls series.

For printed books, see Books.
 

Art
Posters, banners, and statues can count among art.
 
 

Home and Office Accessories
Objects with practical use in the home or office.
 
 

Novelty Items
Figurines, plush dolls, and board games are examples of objects in this category.
 
 
 




Apparel
Merchandise designed to be worn.
 
 
 

Dishes
 
Anything you use in relation to food or drink can be listed here. Everything from coffee mugs to bottle openers (cookbooks are the exception; The Official Cookbook is listed under Books).
 
 
 
 

Miscellaneous
Necrom Indoril

Necrom Indoril Armor

 
 
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Necrom Indoril armor is an exclusive design only for the Ordinator in Mourning. It is somberly colored in tan, gray, and black. The tan helm echoes the designation "in Mourning" given to the Order. The single metal piece is a repousse mask of an elven head. Without hinges, it is worn and removed through a heavy cloth covering on the back. It is distinctively painted with black tears dripping down from the sadly angled eye slits. One stream from each eye pools in the hollow of the cheek below. In like manner, black markings that appear from the lips run down the chin. It is decorated with fully molded mer ears including earrings. The lips and nose are hammered into high relief. The top of the dome is decorated by a Grecian style horse-hair crest in a channel.

Necrom Indoril, like all medium armor, is worn over cloth padding resulting in a light and comfortable fit. The Ordinator in Mourning skirt is floor length, layered, black, and cinched with an Indoril belt. It is worn over the greaves and boots, thereby focusing attention onto the helm. Each pauldron appears as two long upturned leaves. The fitted cuirass is of molded gray steel plate with shading on the side that appears as an open short jacket. The gauntlets have steel gray wrist guards, and black gloved hands.

You will probably have to kill an Ordinator to get this armor, as it is not sold in any location nor worn by any other NPC. All pieces are, in a sense, cursed. If any piece is worn while attempting to speak to an Ordinator, his response is an outraged attack. Since donning their exclusive armor desecrates the body of one of their Order and you have been found out, every one of them will attack you on sight for the remainder of the game. They do so whether or not you are still wearing the armor. Wearer beware.

The Necrom Indoril metal smithing tradition has produced no weapons.
 

Armor
Characteristics



Locations
This armor can only be found on a dead Ordinator in Mourning.

They are limited to Necrom. There are no known locations of already dead bodies.

Weapons
No weapons are made by the black smiths producing in this material and style.
Battlespire

Battlespire may refer to two things:
An Elder Scrolls Legend: Battlespire, the Elder Scrolls spinoff game
The Battlespire, a magical war academy outside the Mundus
Merchandise:Jewelry

Several pieces of licensed jewelry exist, including rings, necklaces, and replicas of the amulets from Skyrim.
Merchandise:Dawnbreaker Pendant

thumb|left|200px|Dawnbreaker Pendant

A unisex pendant shaped like Meridia's Daedric Artifact, Dawnbreaker, as it appears in Skyrim. This product was created in partnership with Han Cholo, a company that specializes in creating high-quality jewelry inspired by pop culture. The Dawnbreaker Pendant is currently available in the Bethesda Gear Store.
 

Material
Stainless steel (silver and gold-toned)
Embedded with an orange Cubic Zirconia stone
Merchandise:Elder Scrolls Charm Bracelet

A metal charm bracelet featuring iconography from Skyrim. The bracelet consists of a chain with three embossed charms: an Iron Shield, an Iron Helmet, and the Imperial dragon crest. The Elder Scrolls Charm Bracelet is currently available in the Bethesda Gear Store. Each bracelet is individually numbered on the reverse side.
 

Material
Zinc alloy
Merchandise:Loot Crate

Every three months, Loot Crate ships out boxes containing 4-6 pieces of exclusive licensed merchandise, including apparel and collectibles.

The current crate can be viewed on Loot Crate's official website.
Online:Vault Breacher

To obtain this achievement, you will have to complete the following two quests as part of the Blackwood prologue.
Merchandise:Ritual of Mara Sterling Silver Ring

A sterling silver ring inspired by the Rings of Mara from The Elder Scrolls Online. The Ritual of Mara Sterling Silver Ring is currently available in the Bethesda Gear Store. The rings are created by RockLove Jewelry.

Throughout the month of February, 2021, the Bethesda Gear Store held a promotion where customers who bought one could purchase a second Ring of Mara for 10% off. The promotion could not be combined with other discount codes.
 

Design
"''With this ring and Mara's blessing." is engraved on the inside of the band. Nord knot work is embossed on the outside of the band. On the front of the ring, a 4-pointed Nord knot (symbolic of Mara, the goddess of love) is embossed on a circular focal point.

Material
Polished sterling silver''', antiqued for contrast to bring out the knot work detail
Merchandise:Amulet of Zenithar

:This carefully crafted necklace honors the Divine of Work—god of craftsmen, laborers, traders, and all those who toil.

A necklace based on the Amulet of Zenithar from Skyrim. The Amulet of Zenithar is created by RockLove Jewelry, and is currently available in the Bethesda Gear Store.
 

Design
The medallion has the anvil of Zenithar embossed on the front, and the Imperial Dragon carved on the reverse. It's hand antiqued and distressed so no two amulets are identical. The pendant's shape is imperfect, giving it a hand-forged look fitting for a product symbolic of the god of laborers and craftsmen.

Material
Metal: Solid brass with polished gunmetal ruthenium plating
Cord: Braided genuine black leather
Merchandise:Ring of Namira

Based on the Ring of Namira from Skyrim. The Ring of Namira is listed on the Bethesda Gear Store, but is currently out of stock. The rings are created by Han Cholo.
 

Design
Golden brown in color, the finish is rough, brushed and matte. The listing boasts that the ring has a satisfying weight to match its formidable appearance.

Material
Antiqued brass
Merchandise:Hircine's Ring

Based on the Ring of Hircine from Skyrim. These rings are produced by RockLove Jewelry. Hircine's Ring is listed on the Bethesda Gear Store, but is currently out of stock.
 

Design
A sterling silver ring, blackened for contrast. The wolf head and swirling detail are hand-carved.

Material
Cast sterling silver
Merchandise:Amulet of Mara Reimagined

Based on the Amulet of Mara from Skyrim. Produced by RockLove Jewelry. Each amulet ships in a RockLove Collector's Box.
 

Design
This amulet features a large medallion as the focal point, with six smaller medallions strung on either side of the attached leather cord. The Imperial dragon is engraved on the reverse of the focal medallion. The brass pieces are attached to the black leather cord by an antiqued brass clasp. Three turquoise gemstones are inlaid on this piece; 1 on the largest medallion, and 2 on the piece above it.

Material
Brass medallions
Three turquoise cabochons
Braided genuine black leather cord
Merchandise:Amulet of Talos Reimagined

Based on the Amulet of Talos from Skyrim. Produced by RockLove Jewelry. Each amulet ships in a RockLove Collector's Box.
 

Design
The pendant (which depicts the symbol of Talos) is double-sided and three-dimensional. The necklace is hand antiqued and distressed, making no two amulets identical. 

Material
Brass pendant and clasp
Genuine black leather cord
Merchandise:Hinged Elder Scroll Necklace

A pendant depicting an Elder Scroll as it appears in The Elder Scrolls Online. The Hinged Elder Scroll Necklace is produced by RockLove Jewelry and is currently available in the Bethesda Gear Store.
 

Design
The focal point of the piece is an intricately carved, three-dimensional Elder Scroll that is suspended from a 24-inch rolo chain and secured by a lobster clasp. The metal is hand-antiqued and hand-polished. There's a secret compartment behind a hinged door on the scroll case, which you can open.

Material
Brass
General:Story of ESO

This page was originally accessible on the official Elder Scrolls Online website but can now only be accessed through the Wayback Machine. Below is an archive of its contents.

Story of ESO
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It is a time of strife and unrest. Armies of revenants and dark spirits manifest in every corner of Tamriel. Winters grow colder and crops fail. Mystics are plagued by nightmares and portents of doom.

Four years ago, in  , an arcane explosion of energy in the Imperial City set off mystical aftershocks that swept across Nirn. Mages died or went mad. Supernatural abominations from the plane of Oblivion, the Daedra, appeared in greater numbers than ever before. The constellation of the Serpent grew so large that it dominated the night sky.

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So began the grand scheme of Molag Bal, Daedric Prince of domination and enslavement. His Dark Anchors, vortexes of evil magic, weaken the barrier between worlds, threatening to merge Nirn and Oblivion into a single, nightmarish hellscape.

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In the midst of this chaos, three alliances vie for control of the Imperial City and the White-Gold Tower. High Rock, Sentinel, and Orsinium stand as one, united under the rule of the High King in Wayrest,  Valenwood and Elsweyr have forged an alliance with Summerset, and Black Marsh, Morrowind, and Skyrim have joined forces and formed their own uneasy pact.

The Daggerfall Covenant. The Aldmeri Dominion. The Ebonheart Pact.

Three armies will take up arms against the Empire, and against each other, to wrest control of the Imperial City and White-Gold Tower from the dark forces of Oblivion itself.

Where do your loyalties lie?
Merchandise:Dark Brotherhood Medallion

A pendant bearing the seal of the Black Hand, the symbol of the Dark Brotherhood. Produced by RockLove Jewelry in collaboration with The Elder Scrolls Online. The Dark Brotherhood Medallion is listed on the Bethesda Gear Store, but is currently out of stock.
 

Design
The medallion is shaped to resemble the Dark Brotherhood's wax seal, complete with the Black Hand symbol. The seal is blackened, distressed, and re-polished for contrast and an antique patina. "Silence, my brother." is engraved on the back of the medallion.

Material
Stainless steel
Merchandise:Ritual of Mara 10K Gold Ring

A 10-karat yellow gold ring inspired by the Rings of Mara from The Elder Scrolls Online. The Ritual of Mara 10K Gold Ring is listed in the Bethesda Gear Store, but is currently unavailable. It was available until February 14th, 2021, will not return to the store, and will be ready to ship April 2021. The rings were produced by RockLove Jewelry.
 

Design
"''With this ring and Mara's blessing." is engraved on the inside of the band. Nord knot work is embossed on the outside of the band. On the front of the ring, a 4-pointed Nord knot (symbolic of Mara, the goddess of love) is embossed on a circular focal point. The metal is polished to a mirror shine.

Material
Solid 10K Yellow Gold'''
Merchandise:Wall Art

Wall Art is often available on the Bethesda Gear Store, including lithographs of key art or concept art. Some third party companies also have the rights to sell official art as prints.



Displate
 

Cook and Becker
Online:Patch/6.3.7

The Elder Scrolls Online v6.3.7 includes a fix for missing guild/friend list history, some UI-related fixes, a bug with the Bone Shield synergy, and more. The size of this patch is approximately 88.2MB.
 
Flames of Ambition Fixes & Improvements
Dungeons & Group Content
;Dungeons:
Black Drake Villa
The description for the "Amphibians Arrested" achievement now correctly mentions the Fiery Favor effect.

Combat & Gameplay
Combat & Abilities
;Guild:
Undaunted
Bone Shield: Fixed multiple issues where the synergy from this ability and its morphs did not follow regular rules. The shield granted from these abilities no longer stack, and being affected by any version now makes you immune to other versions for 6 seconds.

Base Game Fixes & Improvements
Crown Store & Crown Crates
;General:
Fixed an issue where Ayleid Apex and Radiant Apex mounts could not be previewed in the Crown Store if you were inside your Tamrielic home.

Miscellaneous
;General:
Fixed an issue that could occasionally result in the guild store tax not getting deposited into the guild bank.
COD payment mails now have fixed 30-day expiration dates like all other mail.
Fixed a crash that could occur involving art assets with visible effects.

UI
;General:
Information about offline players from the Friends/Guild lists are now correctly shown for players that have been offline for a while.

;Addons:
Fixed an issue that could cause the Champion UI to trigger UI errors while using the Champion purchasing addon API. The API itself is unchanged.

;Combat:
Fixed an issue where the visual state of Champion stars would not display properly in some cases.
Fixed an issue where the keybind strip could get into a bad state when quickly swapping between the Champion screen and other screens.
Lore:Heldorn Mount

Heldorn Mount was a town founded by the time of the Tiber Wars, nestled within the Dragontail Mountains between south of Dragonstar.  During the   in the late- , it was an active settlement was ruled by Baron Shetan and had a rivalry with Belkarth Guard.  

Heldorn Mount is neighbored by several settlements, including   to the west,  Dragonstar to the north, and Skaven to the south. 

 
References