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Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Daggers

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

DAGGERS

It is rare to catch a Khajiit without a dagger somewhere on their person, whether it be their weapon of choice or a last resort. Hidden in a boot, a dagger can help spring a surprise attack. With a surprise blow, it can kill your enemy instantly. It is of little wonder that the Anequine dagger is created with such care, from its sturdy blade to its deftly balanced handle.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Gloves

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

GLOVES

To ask a Khajiit to cover their claws is like asking a warrior to sheath their blade; there is a time and place to do so, and that is not on the battlefield. Each pair of Anequine gloves allow for uncovered claws and dexterous hand movements, ensuring that Khajiiti warriors can never truly be disarmed.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Helmets

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

HELMETS

In days past, only the mightiest Khajiiti warriors would earn the right to wear the most fearsome of Anequine helmets. The faces of these helmets were said to be so grotesque that even fellow soldiers would shudder at the sight of them. It is a point of pride for Nala-do's people that we continue this tradition with fearsome masks of our own.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Legs

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

LEG GREAVES

The greatest strength of Khajiiti martial arts is its quick movements. This is why Anequine leg greaves are lightweight with many independent parts, allowing warriors to maintain their flexibility. By the time our enemies move one step, we have already sprinted behind them and struck from behind.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Maces

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

MACES

Only the strongest and boldest Khajiit choose to wield a mace. Given the weapon's heft and size, the usual Khajiiti martial skills of quick strikes and deft dodges are unable to be fully utilized. And so the Anequine mace is solid and heavy, good for bashing in the skulls of enemies with strong, precise strikes.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Shields

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

SHIELDS

Anequine shields are adorned with gemstones, each carved to represent a phase of the moon. Khajiit who commission such shields will often request specific phases that represent important events in their lives; their birth, the death of a loved one, even the night of their first kill. When you receive such a shield, remember that there is a story carved into its gemstones.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Shoulders

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

SHOULDERS

Yes, the Khajiiti are a practical people, but Nala-do can justifiably claim that we have a certain sense of style as well. This can be most easily seen in the design of Anequine shoulder armor. Though these pieces are sturdy and lightweight, as all other pieces of Anequine armor are, this one is proud to note how beautifully carved they are as well.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Staves

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

STAVES

Only a fool underestimates the Khajiit who wields an Anequine staff. In the paws of a mage, these elegant staves produce powerful spells and evocations. In a claw-dancer's paws, it can be used to strike quick and lethal blows. Whomever the user, you can expect this beautifully balanced and sturdy staff to help its wielder outlast many difficult battles.
Online:Crafting Motif 73: Anequina Swords

This one is determined to record the traditional appearance of Anequine arms and armor despite the attempts of Euraxia the Usurper Queen to replace them with new, inferior designs. Our martial traditions in the North date back to the time of Darloc Brae, and though nowadays we no longer employ his savage methods, one must confess that the Golden Beast had a truly Khajiiti sense of style in arms and armor.

SWORDS

There are few sights more awe-inspiring than a claw-dancer under the Moons, their curved blade twirling through the air like ripples of moonlight. And there is no finer blade than those found on an Anequine sword, perfectly balanced and deadly sharp. Even in the hands of the most novice of warriors, this weapon can cleave through armor and flesh alike.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Axes

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

AXES

Pyandonean axes are double-bladed, even the one-handed weapons, great edged crescents like the wings of rays. They sport a shell motif where the tang goes into the haft, which features an edged and pointed ferrule at its base. For their size, the weapons are marvelously light, a hallmark of Sea Elf design.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Belts

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

BELTS

Pyandonean belts are made of the same thick, overlapping leather strips as their light and medium armor, and made from the same source: triple-tanned hide of porpoise, creatures the Sea Elves slaughter on sight out of sheer hatred for the blissful creatures' exuberance and joy.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Boots

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

BOOTS

In line with the Pyandoneans' obsession with survivability should they end up in the water, their boots are light affairs made of (what else?) porpoise hide, and easily kicked off before they can drag their wounded wearers down into the depths.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Bows

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

BOWS

Sea Elf bows are at core simple self bows of Pyandonean yew, though they are often elaborately decorated with sculpted sea serpents wrapping the bow's limbs above and below the grip. Their quivers are fanciful, shaped like great barbed fins, the arrows fletched with seabird plumage.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Chests

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

CHESTS

The armored area of Pyandonean chest pieces is largely confined to protecting the chest, back, and abdomen, with the arms left lightly covered or free to enable swimming. (Note to self: do the Sea Elves have a particular fear of drowning? Worth researching.) Light and medium armor are of overlapping strips of porpoise leather, but heavy armor is of orgnium.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Daggers

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

DAGGERS

Pyandonean daggers exhibit the same scimitar-like curve as their swords, with a barbed hook behind the point that the Sea Elves use to wicked effect in close combat. The cross-guards at the hilt are forged in the shape of the heads of sea serpents, and can be used to trap and even break a blade in parrying.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Gloves

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

GLOVES

Gloves inhibit both swimming and climbing in ships' rigging, so they are not popular among the Pyandoneans, whose gauntlets consist mostly of bracers to protect their wearers' forearms.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Helms

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

HELMETS

Like their boots, a key aspect of Pyandonean headgear is that it's easily doffed in the event the wearer goes overboard. The light armor coifs are just hoods, but the medium and heavy helms seem intended to intimidate by presenting a nonhuman visage, either some sort of crustacean or a spiny deep-sea predator.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Legs

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

LEG GREAVES

Though their outfits are usually kilted, underneath them the Pyandonean marine wears greaves of overlapping porpoise leather, tightly wound so as not to interfere with swimming or the climbing of ships' rigging.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Maces

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

MACES

In line with the idea that Pyandonean marines' gear shouldn't be heavy enough to drag them under if they go overboard, the heads of their maces are relatively light, relying on points and flanges to do damage rather than bludgeoning weight. They're also comparatively short in the haft.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Shields

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

SHIELDS

Pyandonean shields are basically kite-shaped, but smaller than most kite-shaped shields, possibly as a way of mitigating their weight. They're forged of a light but durable metal, with radiant shell designs at top and bottom, and usually depicting at center the raised or embossed figure of a sea serpent.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Cops

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

SHOULDERS

The shell-shaped Pyandonean pauldrons are constructed of stiffened porpoise-leather often capped by a covering of orgnium, the mysterious light metal the Sea Elves use for their heavier arms and armor. Symbols of rank are typically affixed to shoulder armor for the easy identification of officers.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Staves

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

STAVES

The finial on top of a Pyandonean staff is, of course, sculpted in the shape of a sea serpent. Curiously, it's made of orgnium, the same light metal used so extensively in Sea Elven armor. Whether it's imbued with magical properties to assist in the focusing of spells is unknown, but seems likely.
Online:Crafting Motif 64: Pyandonean Swords

Some of my peers dismiss our nautical neighbors the Maormer as mere Elven pirates, seafaring bandits with no more sophistication than Gold Coast highway robbers, but this is a mistake: though over time some breakaway clans have descended into near-barbarism, the core clans loyal to King Orgnum are organized and well-disciplined martial forces it would be a mistake to underestimate. I will try below to describe their typical arms and armor turnout. 

SWORDS

Pyandonean swords are curved like scimitars, but with a dogleg just above the quillion, and a barb behind the point that enables the weapon to be used somewhat like a boathook, snagging enemies and dragging them overboard or into off-hand thrusts. They are ornamented rather simply except for the quillions, which take the shape of a two-headed looping sea serpent.
Online:Pyandonean Style (collection)

Pyandonean Style is a collection of 14 books that make up part of the Crafting Motifs library. Reading these chapters allows access to the Pyandonean Style for crafting. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be found at random in Summerset, either in Treasure Chests, Psijic Portals, or by fishing.
Online:Mach-Loh

Mach-Loh is an Argonian pack merchant who runs Baan Dar's Backpacks in Rimmen's Baandari Bazaar.
 

Dialogue
He tells you to relax as you browse his wares.
:"A good pack is like a good friend. Sturdy, dependable, and always by your side."

:"Rest your feet and wallow, oh weary traveler. I have many packs for you to peruse."

:"Warm days, cool drinks, and plenty of packs to select from. What more could a Saxhleel ask for?"

:"Hurried purchases lead only to regret. Take your time as you look through my packs."
Lore:Crafting Motif 68: Honor Guard Style

:To make gear rightly,
:One must follow the old rules;
:Error, dishonor

AXES

:Axe is made to cut;
:The long edge slices open,
:Then weight drives it through

BELTS

:Warrior carries
:Weight of weapons and honor;
:A belt must know strength

BOOTS

:Feet must feel the ground
:Yet boot soles push it away;
:Place your feet with care

BOWS

:Archery reveals
:Relation of heart and mind;
:Aim with the whole self

CHESTS

:Armor frees fighter
:To think solely of attack;
:It must be strong yet light

DAGGERS

:Knife trades reach for speed;
:Yet it must be forged as well
:As a longer blade

GLOVES

:Gauntlets defend hands,
:Yet hands are the source of blows;
:Find the right balance

HELMETS

:A well-guarded head
:May wear a fearsome aspect;
:Fight with the mind, too

LEG GREAVES

:Intelligent foes
:Will strike at a fighter's legs;
:Good greaves forestall them

MACES

:A blow from a mace
:Can settle any debate;
:Wield strong arguments

SHIELDS

:A shield is the face
:That your foe sees from afar;
:Wear a grim visage

SHOULDERS

:Strong pauldron deflects
:The unseen flanking attack;
:Make it durable

STAVES

:A spell is a tale,
:A staff a storyteller;
:"Once upon a time…"

SWORDS

:Akaviri swords
:Often have slightly curved blades;
:But Honor Guards' are straight
Online:Lathahim

Lathahim is a Redguard achievement furnisher who runs Fine Furniture at the Baandari Bazaar in Rimmen along with his colleague, the Home Goods Furnisher Yatava.
 
  
Dialogue
If you don't own a house:
:"You wish to buy my furnishings, though you have no home? A bold choice, I suppose."
:"You have no home, yet still you wish to see my wares? Very well."
If you do own a house, his dialogue will vary depending on how many achievements you've completed in Northern Elsweyr:

Stage 1
:"Are you newly arrived in Elsweyr, traveler? Come back to me when you have done great deeds, and I shall have more wares to offer."
:"I may have some wares to offer, but not much. Most of my stock is meant for those of greater deeds."
:''"My wares will celebrate your greatest accomplishments. Once you've accomplished them, of course."
Stage 2
:"I have heard a little of your adventures in Elsweyr. Still, I sense you have more to do, just as I will one day have more wares to offer."
:"I have some wares for sale, but not all. You must accomplish far greater things to see my entire collection."
:"I sense a hero's heart beating within your chest. And I have just the thing to commemorate such bravery. Come, have a look."
Stage 3
:"Your great deeds echo across Elsweyr like a Dragon's roar. I am sure you'll be pleased with what I offer."
:"A great hero such as you deserves only the best! And the best is only what I offer you."
:"So many now speak of you, the wind itself seems to carry your name. Come, have a look at the wares I offer."''
 
Wares
Online:Bolefin

Bolefin is a Wood Elf fence who runs Prowl and Profit in the Rimmen Outlaws Refuge. He has a rivalry with Migarra.
 
  
Dialogue
Regardless of whether the daily fence limit has been hit or not, he will say:
:''"Got a bit of a rivalry going on with Migarra. So far, I'm in the lead. Really twists her trunk to see a Bosmer come on top."

:"All the Khajiit do is brag, We Bosmer, we know how to truly perform the art of theft. And make no mistake! It is a performance."

:"I don't even know why I stay in this city. Between Migarra's bragging and all the sugary meats …. Well, least I got customers.

:''"You want your goods spotless and clean? Make sure to come to me. Migarra's fencing work is about as shoddy as her thievery."''
Online:Abadurr

Abadurr is a Khajiit student dancing in front of the fountain as Serenade plays the lute in the Baandari Bazaar in Rimmen. He is dancing next to Fralvia Celata. Abadurr has no unique dialogue.
Online:Fralvia Celata

Fralvia Celata is an Imperial commoner watching Serenade of the House of Reveries play the lute at the Baandari Bazaar in Rimmen. She is standing next to Abadurr, who is far more cheerful than she is. Fralvia is dismissive of those who oppose Queen Euraxia's rule.
 

Dialogue
:''"Don't pay the locals any heed, newcomer. The Khajiit of Rimmen are only happy when they're sugar-drunk or complaining about Queen Euraxia."

:"The locals may chafe under Euraxia's rule, but they'd be lost without her. Everyone knows these Rimmenites don't have the capacity for self-governance. They're good for nothing but petty squabbles and superstition!"

After Euraxia has been dethroned, she will be upset by your part in it.
:"You had a hand in this barbaric coup, didn't you? Damn your eyes! Without Euraxia to guide it, Rimmen is lost! I hope you're happy."

:"A foe to Queen Euraxia is no friend of mine. Off with you, before I do something I regret!"''