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Daedric Weapons (Skyrim)

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*For other uses, see Daedric Weapons.*
**Daedric Weapons** are among the strongest weapons available in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*.

## Physical appearance

Though crafted from ebony, Daedric weapons have a much more fearsome aesthetic true to their inhuman origins, featuring jagged, saw-like blades, glowing red filigree, and an overall design that blends rough organic curves with smooth, artificial edges.

## Locations

Daedric weaponry is very rare and can only be found or bought in a handful of places. Unenchanted Daedric weapons will begin to appear throughout the world at level 46 and enchanted weapons can be found at level 47. These locations include:

* Sold by the Dremora Merchant after level 47.
* Niranye in Windhelm often sells enchanted bows after level 47 once she is available as a fence.
* Tonilia in The Ragged Flagon often sells both enchanted and unenchanted bows after level 47.
* Found as random loot in boss level chests.
* Dropped as random loot by Revered or Legendary Dragons.
* Possible reward from certain quests if completed after level 47.

## Smithing

Daedric weapons require a Smithing level of 90 and the Daedric Smithing perk to create. They can be forged at a blacksmith's forge with the following components:

* Daedra Heart
* Ebony Ingot
* Leather Strip

They can be upgraded with an Ebony ingot at a grindstone and also benefits from the Daedric Smithing perk, which doubles the improvement. Daedric arrows are the only Daedric items that require firewood to be crafted.

## Attributes by weapon

Damage values are base values, independent of One-Handed, Two-Handed, and Archery skill levels and perks.

† Crafting Daedric Arrows requires *Dawnguard* to be installed. Each recipe yields 24 arrows.

## Atronach Forge

Daedric weaponry can also be crafted at the Atronach Forge, however to do so requires a Sigil Stone that can only be obtained via the Conjuration Ritual Spell, which requires a Conjuration skill of 90 to initiate.

The Atronach Forge requires the following components to forge a Daedric weapon:

* Sigil Stone
* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 1 x Ebony weapon of the desired type
* 1 x Centurion Dynamo Core
* 1 x Black Soul Gem (empty or filled)

A random Daedric weapon with a random enchantment can be obtained with the following components:

* Sigil Stone
* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 1 x Ebony Ingot
* 1 x Silver Sword
* 1 x Soul Gem (filled with Grand Soul)

## Gallery

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## Trivia

* Bound weapons take on an ethereal quality, but use the same design as Daedric Weapons.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall*
* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
* *The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey*
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*

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Conquest of Hammerfell

The **Conquest of Hammerfell** was a war with The Crowns instigated by the Septim Empire in its drive to unite Tamriel. The war was won by the Septim Empire.[*source?*]

## The Conquest

In 2E 862, Tiber Septim invaded Hammerfell with the Imperial Legion after making a pact with the Forebears. The pact made the Forebears recognize Tiber Septim as the ruler of Hammerfell. The army of Tiber Septim proved too much for the Redguard Crowns. Tiber Septim then sent his best commander, Amiel Richton, to the port city of Stros M'Kai. Here the Battle of Hunding Bay would play out with the Empire being victorious.[*source?*]

## Battle of Hunding Bay

The Battle of Hunding Bay was a naval clash between the Crown Navy and the New West Navy. The Crowns, knowing that Hammerfell's sovereignty is at stake, the proud Redguard forces match the might of the Empire. Admiral Richton, having seen the victories of Prince A'Tor at sea before, decides to bring his last resort to the port. Nafalilargus, the proud jewel of the Imperial Crown. A'Tor commanded his archers to ready their weapons, but was struck down himself by the Dunmer assassin, Dram. The wizard of A'Tor tried to save the prince, but the Dragon ends his magic and the Crowns hope for victory in a single fiery breath.[*source?*]

### Aftermath of the Battle of Hunding Bay

Hammerfell falls to the Empire, with Amiel Richton being assigned as the provincial governor.[*source?*]

## Second Battle of Hunding Bay

Some remaining Crowns still resist the Empire, these Crowns become known as the Restless League. The Restless League raided Imperial vessels that were going to- and leaving from Stros M'Kai. One of these vessels was transporting Cyrus, the character you play as in *The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard*. After a long time of planning and raiding, Cyrus causes the Restless League to attack Stros M'Kai, the Imperial Soldiers who were on guard duty were caught by surprise. The Legion was preparing for a counter-attack with a Dwemer airship. Cyrus however got on this airship, where he fought against Amiel Richton. Despite defeating Richton in a duel, Cyrus got disarmed, Dram and three Imperial Soldier surrounded Cyrus, demanding him to drop the Soul Sword. After an exchange of words, the Soul Sword flew up into the sky and killed Richton as well as Dram, in the confusion, Cyrus drew his dagger and started sliding down the airship, cutting it open. The airship crashed, with the Imperial Soldiers inside of it falling to their deaths. The Battle was over, with the Crowns being victorious.[*source?*]

## Aftermath

As a result of the Battle of Stros M'Kai, Sentinel also rebelled against the Empire. Which resulted in Tiber Septim himself coming to Stros M'Kai to work out a treaty with Iszara and the rebel leader of Sentinel. In the end, Sentinel and Stros M'Kai rejoined the Empire after these treaties.[*source?*]
Claudius Varian IV

**Emperor Claudius Varian IV** (5E 347-5E 434), also known as **Claudius Vulpiel**, was the sixteenth Emperor of the Varian Empire.

At the time he acceded to the throne after the death of his adoptive father, Claudius III in 5E 368, his health that Claudius suffered an long-time illness and refused to in his duties of his illness as Emperor. His sons, Severnius and Julianus, and his daughter Marlena had beef to fought over the throne.

When Claudius IV died in 5E 434 of poor health, Marlena took the throne. Marlena's reign last for nine years until her assassination.

## Trivia

* He is the last Emperor to be named Claudius.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The Fifth Era*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Dynasties: The Varians of Cyrodiil*
Champion of Cyrodiil

**Champion of Cyrodiil** was the highest achievable rank in the Order of the Dragon, an order of knights founded by Tiber Septim in the early Third Era. The rank can be bestowed either by the Emperor or by the lord of the Elder Council.

Little is known about the duties or privileges of a Champion. To date, there have been seven Champions, the most recent being the Hero of Kvatch, the Hero of the Oblivion Crisis, who in a change of tradition was allowed to wear Imperial Dragon Armor, which is normally reserved for the Emperor or Empress.

## Known Champions

* Alessanna Lexian
* Hero of Kvatch
Cavotan Avento

*For other uses, see Avento.*
**Emperor Cavotan Avento** was the third Emperor of the Avento Dynasty. At the time as Prince, he was described as one of the handsome princes of Tamriel. In 5E 766, his brother and Cavotan saw the return of Haidoneus, and saw Uriel, his brother was killed by Haidoneus. He became Emperor after his brother was killed, and was responsible for rebuilding Cyrodiil. He is also given the title of Ramis by the Divine Goddess Marcella herself.

## History

### Early years and War with Haidoneus

Cavotan Avento was born sometime after the Orcish Invasion of Cyrodiil. His father Crassius Avento, who founded the Avento Dynasty and become Emperor. There's a little known about Cavotan's early years as a Prince, but it was known for an troublemaker and behavior. His brother Uriel Avento was the heir of the Ruby Throne. Cavotan then mysteriously helped by the Divine Goddess, Marcella installed him and he was proclaim the power of the voice as young age way before he was emperor and hold the title of Ramis, Dragon of the Empire. He married an unknown Imperial women, and have only child, named Uriel, the future Emperor.

### Uriel's Death and Emperor

However Cyrodiil was attacked and held under siege by the Daedric Prince Haidoneus, while the Deadgod launched a invasion for the first time since Lord Mehrunes Dagon during the Oblivion Crisis. Both forces of the Dead and the Imperial Legion suffered heavier loses, with his brother Uriel I gained paranoia and not a soldier-like ruler. However Uriel was later killed at the hands of Haidoneus after foolishly challenged the Prince, a duel.

After two days after his brother's death, Cavotan became and was crowned Emperor, as well as recovered the Second Amulet of Kings. With the help of Marcella, Haidoneus was defeated and much of Cyrodiil was destroyed and with the most of his reign and life of peace, much of every city were restored and rebuild throughout his 53-year reign.

### Final Years and Death

On 5E 819, Cavotan died peacefully after suffering health problems. Cavotan was at his early eighties at the time of his death, and was succeeded by his son, Uriel Avento II.

## Trivia

* Cavotan is pronounced Cova-tan or Cov-atan.*[citation needed]*

## References

1. ↑ Events of *The Elder Scrolls VI: Underworld*
2. ↑ *The Ramuses of Cyrodiil*
Clevius Tulicci

**Clevius Tulicci** was a well respected Legate of the Imperial Legion, and Consort of the Empress. A little is known about Clevius, he is from a family of nobles, and one of well respected legate of the Imperial Legion, and was respected among his peers. Eventually, Clevius met and later marrying Empress Romana Avento II in 5E 996 where they bore a son named Marcus in year 5E 997.

In 5E 1042, Clevius caught the Akaviri Flu with his wife the Empress. He didn't fully recovered and died peacefully.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir* (mentioned only)
* *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Post Akaviri* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ *Dynasties: The Aventos of Cyrodiil*
2. ↑  Events during *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Post Akaviri*
Authors

The following are a list of the **authors** along with their known books in *The Elder Scrolls* series. Some, like Jiub, Longinus Attius, Reven, Alessia Ottus, Bereditte Jastal, Marobar Sul and Waughin Jarth have written many great books. Others, like Athyn Sarethi, can be visited in some of *The Elder Scrolls* games. Others, like the Imperial Cult, are organizations, and still others, such as Vondham Barres, wrote for professional organizations.
Blessing of Marcella

*This is a disambiguation page—a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link refers here, consider backtracking and fixing it, so that it points directly to the intended page.*

**Blessing of Marisya** may refer to:

* Blessing of Marcella (Skyrim)
* The Blessing of Marisya
Character Classes

*This is a disambiguation page—a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link refers here, consider backtracking and fixing it, so that it points directly to the intended page.*

**Character Classes** may refer to:

* Character Classes (Arena)
* Character Classes (Daggerfall)
* Character Classes (Morrowind)
	+ Character Classes (Tribunal)
* Character Classes (Oblivion)
* Character Classes (Skyrim)
* Character Classes (Invasion)
* Character Classes (Online)
Classes

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**Classes** are vocations, jobs, or professions taken by persons in *The Elder Scrolls* universe. The protagonist of each game selects their class during character creation. Certain elements such as race impact class selection, due to the skill set defaulted by each class. For example, Altmer gain bonuses to magic-based skills, making them better suited for the mage class than other races. Each character class features a specialization, several major skills, and an increase in attributes at level up.

Multiple pre-made classes can be chosen from a list, or a custom class can be created. Players uncertain about which class to take may have the option to take a brief test, which allows the player to select a class for them based on their answers. This option was first seen in *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall* and carried over to *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*, with Baurus' recommendation during the tutorial. *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*, unlike all titles before it, eradicated the class-structure in favor of more open-ended character customization through the allocation of perks.

## By game

* Classes (Arena)
* Classes (Daggerfall)
* Classes (Battlespire)
* Classes (Morrowind)
* Classes (Shadowkey)
* Classes (Oblivion)
* Classes (Skyrim)
* Classes (Invasion)
* Classes (Online)
* Classes (Legends)

## Specialization

A character can specialize in Stealth, Combat or Magic.

* Stealth: Characters specializing in Stealth will have increased skill levels in Acrobatics, Light Armor, Marksman, Mercantile, Security, Sneak and Speechcraft. The governing attributes for Stealth characters are Agility and Speed.
* Combat: Characters specializing in Combat will have increased skill levels in Armorer, Athletics, Blade, Block, Blunt, Hand-to-Hand and Heavy Armor. The governing attributes for Combat characters are Strength and Endurance.
* Magic: Characters specializing in Magic will have increased skill levels in Alchemy, Alteration, Conjuration, Destruction, Illusion, Mysticism and Restoration. The governing attributes for Mage characters are Intelligence and Willpower.

## Other classes

A player can create a custom class by selecting the specialization (Combat, Magic, Stealth), the two main attributes, and seven skills. The player may name the class whatever they want and assign any skills/attributes to it. The most common mixed classes are the Battlemage and the Stealthmage. These are mixes between the Warrior and the Mage class, and the Stealth and the Mage class. Stealth - Warrior classes are quite rare.

## External links

* Classes on Wikipedia.
* Classes at The Imperial Library.
Cyrodiilic Succession Crisis

The **Cyrodiilic Succession Crisis** was an event take took place from 4E 195 to 4E 199, before the death of Emperor Uriel Valeria. The succession crisis begin when Uriel VIII's sons Cresola and Sergentius Septim both decline the emperorship, until Cresola was killed in battle near Riverwood on 4E 193.

Years later by 4E 197, Uriel VIII was than asked his daughter, Caldantia Septim to be his successor, but her refusal sadly deep disappointment. With no progress, High Chancellor Gellir was *de facto* ruler of Cyrodiilic Empire until Uriel named his successor. The following year on early 16th of First Seed, Uriel receives news that his niece Marcella Valeria become the first female Dragonborn and Marcella however accepted the crown as the less than three-year succession crisis ended as Uriel named Dragonborn Marcella Valeria as his successor, which ends the Succession Crisis for about four-five years.
Casber

**Casber** is the King of Sentinel. He is the father of High Queen Marisya and her husband High King Kaydoc. Nothing much info about Casber, he was the last indepentant proper king of Sentinel, before his son-in-law, Kaydoc merged the Kingdom of Sentinel to the Crown of Kaydoc.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
Council of Advisors

The **Council of Advisors**, also known as the **Emperor's Council**, is the central government during the tyrannical reign of Antonius Mede between 4E 125 to 4E 128, respectfully. When Antonius become an autocratic monarch, he disbanded the Elder Council and established his own council of his own close advisors, who was loyal to Emperor Antonius. The Council dissolved after Antonius's "defeat" at Battle of the Imperial City, and the Elder Council was restored when General Reman Varian became Emperor and founded Varian Dynasty and the Fourth Empire.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ Events of "*The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion*"
2. ↑ *Life as the Dead Emperor*
Calaxes Septim

*For other uses, see Septim.*
**Calaxes Septim** was the illegitimate child of Emperor Uriel Septim VII who became the Archbishop of the One in the Imperial City.

## Biography

Calaxes was born as an illegitimate of Uriel Septim VII and an unknown woman, being the half-brother of the proper heirs Geldall, Enman, and Ebel Septim, as well as another illegitimate heir Martin Septim. Though Calaxes wasn't in the line of succession to the Imperial throne, he had been given Archbishopric of The One: a powerful position in the Imperial City, and indeed over all Tamriel where the Imperial Cult is followed.

Rumors began to spread that Calaxes believed that the Gods were angered by the state of current Empire and the Emperor himself. It was even said that Calaxes advocated full-scale rebellion to establish a theocracy over the Empire. Calaxes' relation with his father began to become very precarious.

One day, Calaxes mysteriously disappeared without leaving any trace. Some believe he was removed by the Imperial Guard as they saw him as a threat to the Emperor. It is suggested that the Lady Allena Benoch had something to do with his disappearance. By 3E 433, Uriel believed all his sons beside Martin were dead, implying Calaxes was indeed deceased. Whatever the case, his death was confirmed following the Oblivion Crisis, when the Septim Bloodline ended.

## Trivia

* The date of Calaxes' disappearance is recorded to be Sun's Dusk of 3E 498. However, that is impossible due to the fact that the date simply does not exist. 3E 433 is the last year of Third Era. *Words and Philosophy*, the book where he is mentioned, first appears in *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*, which takes place in 3E 427. The proper date is likely 3E 398, with "498" being a typo.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Words and Philosophy*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Events of *Oblivion*
3. ↑ Outro of *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*

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Demiprince

A **Demiprince** is the offspring of a Daedric Prince or Daedra Lord and a lesser entity, such as a mortal. While they inherit aspects of their Daedric parent, they are notably eccentric and lack basic characteristics such as foresight, memory, cruelty, or willfulness. Some are given, or acquire, minor pocket realms of Oblivion to rule over. These realms are often considered "bizarre" or "eccentric," even by Oblivion's standards. Some demiprinces are known to occasionally visit Mundus for the express purpose of interacting with mortals.

## Demiprinces

* Fa-Nuit-Hen – The Multiplier of Motions Known. Fa-Nuit-Hen owns multiple small realms used as arenas, and is assisted by Tutor Riparius in order to differentiate his dreams from reality.
* Darien Gautier – Known as the Golden Knight, he grew up largely unaware of his nature and not knowing his mother until he was revealed to be the last Light of Meridia, highly suggesting him to be a demiprince.
* Demiprince of Pastries
* Koagorath – Patron of Strength, considered to be an Demiprince.
* Daelora

## Other

Most of the following are referred to as the "children" of Daedric Princes, and do not seem to possess the powers that Demiprinces do and are not known to own their own realms (a requirement of being a Demiprince):

* Alandro Sul – Despite not being named as a Demiprince, Alandro Sul is said to be the immortal son of Azura.
* Emmeg gro-Kayra – Son of Malacath
* Molag Grunda – Daughter of Molag Bal.
* Morihaus – Morihaus, son of Kyne, is considered a demigod, though is sometimes called a Demiprince despite his Aedric origins.
* Indoril Nerevar – Indoril Nerevar is claimed to be the son of Boethiah, though this may be metaphorical rather than literal.
* Ozzozachar – Son of Molag Bal.
* Verath – The Fallen God. Verath was the original ruler of the Underworld, now ruled by Daedric Prince Haidoneus, formerly a Altmer god.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind* (mentioned only)
* Template:Orsinium

## References

1. ↑ Loremaster's Archive: *Ranks and Hierarchy of the Daedra — Lyranth the Foolkiller Answers Your Questions*
2. ↑ *36 Lessons of Vivec, Sermon 1*
3. ↑ Events of Template:Orsinium
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 *Five Songs of King Wulfharth*
5. ↑ *Loremaster's Archive: Archeology and Races of Tamriel*
Clan Winter-Honored

**Clan Winter-Honored**, also known as the **Winter-Honored Family**, is a Nordic clan founded by Menfdir Winter-Honored, and was located in Cyrodiil with close ties to Strong-Blade Clan of Skyrim. After the Sacking of Windmen, the Winter-Honored clan was nearly completely wiped out, except one, Brinella who became adopted in the Imperial Varian Dynasty and later became Empress.

## Background

The Winter-Honored origins were at the time that was created and founded by Menfdir Winter-Honored in the Second Era, as a noble house in the snowy Jerall Mountains as a tribe. Just like the Skaal tribe in Solstheim, the clan lived and reside Menfdir's Honor, a settlement and seat of power of the Winter-Honored Clan.

## Culture

The Clan was lead by a High Chief, he or she was responsible for the public safety and welfare of the clan, as well guiding and task the clan and keeping the traditions of the clan intact.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Dominion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Moonstrider*

## References

1. ↑ *Dynasties: The Varians of Cyrodiil*
Cephorus Septim II

*For other uses, see Septim.*
**Cephorus Septim II** (??–3E 268) was the sixteenth monarch of the Empire of Tamriel. He was voted into power by the Elder Council in 3E 247, weeks after the death of his cousin and predecessor, Uriel Septim IV.

## Legacy

### Rivalries

Cephorus' reign was marked by two significant events. The first was his rivalry with Andorak Septim, the son of Uriel Septim IV. During the first nine years of Cephorus' rule, forces loyal to Andorak attacked the Emperor's forces. Eventually, Cephorus conceded the High Rock kingdom of Shornhelm to Andorak, and the conflict was concluded, although Sage Eraintine described it by stating that "Tiber Septim's heart is beating no more."

### Camoran Usurper

The second significant event of Cephorus' reign was the invasion and skirmishes of the Camoran Usurper. Camoran was supposedly an undead lich who gathered a huge army of combined undead and Daedric forces, and launched an assault across all of Tamriel, beginning in Valenwood. His armies tore across cities and countryside—seemingly undefeatable. At first, the offense was merely a rebuke to what seemed an indestructible Empire. Cephorus' initial reaction was to send a group of mercenaries to meet Camoran's forces in Hammerfell, however they were bribed, turned into undead, or slaughtered.

### Later life and death

Soon, Camoran had taken the region of Dwynnen with a composite army of ghosts, zombies and vampires, as well as parts of Hammerfell. He eventually met a naval force in the region of Iliac Bay near High Rock province. With an almost endless army of mighty Daedra and undead, Camoran still managed to lose the battle. The reports of the event are vague, making some simply speculate it was divine intervention. However it was established that the weather played a large part in Camoran's seemingly impossible defeat. Cephorus Septim died in 3E 268. He was succeeded by his son Uriel Septim V.

## Trivia

* Cephorus is the only emperor of the Septim Dynasty confirmed to be a Nord.

## References

1. ↑ *Brief History of the Empire, Book III*
2. ↑ *The Fall of the Usurper*
Cavarus Umbranox

**Cavarus Umbranox** is the Count of Anvil during the Fifth Era.

In 5E 89, there was a controversial event, the Emperor Claudius Varian visited Anvil for a few days after being invited by Cavarus himself. Cavarus and The Emperor stay at the Flowing Bowl Inn where they went into a dispute with each other, even gets out of hand when Claudius punched by the Emperor, resulting in Claudius's popularity faded.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Underworld* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ The Incident in Anvil

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Damage Magicka

*Not to be confused with Magic Damage.*

*This is a disambiguation page—a navigational aid which lists other pages that might otherwise share the same title. If an article link refers here, consider backtracking and fixing it, so that it points directly to the intended page.*

**Damage Magicka** may refer to:

* Damage Magicka (Morrowind)
* Damage Magicka (Oblivion)
* Damage Magicka (Skyrim)
* Damage Magicka (Invasion)
* Magicka Damage (Template:Blades)
Caldalana

**Caldalana**, also called **Caldalana Varian**, is an advisor to Emperor Titus Mede I, after the Stormcrown Interregnum. She is become the major role during the Imperial Civil War when his son, Reman, an General and Councilor of the Elder Council fought against Potentate Antonius Mede's armies, but Reman earned victory and crowned Emperor after the Battle of the Imperial City, and thus the Varians become the a dynasty ruling the newly established Fourth Empire. She was nicknamed, the "Mother of the Varians".

Reman also called his mother, as the "greatest women of all of Tamriel", and descripted as without Caldalana, the Second Varians will not existed, instead of Cyrodiil fall under the Dictatorship or failure. She had lived the first five Varians monarchs, including her great-grandniece, Marcella and her adopted daughter Livia's early reign.

Having had an good life, Caldalana died sometime the early Fifth Era in 5E 19 aged 127 years old.

## Trivia

* Since outlived of the entire Varian Dynasty, Caldalana sometimes aged about 127 or 129 years old at the time of her death as some sources listed at aged 129 on her death.
* Her nickname was referred as the main role during the birth of the Varian Dynasty.

## Notes

1. ↑ Some sources listed Caldalana's death aged of 129 years old, while others listed as 127, it also mentioned that Caldalana's true death age and year was possible a year before and almost reached 130 years old.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Underworld* (mentioned only)
Caius Severus

**Caius Severus** is the historic lead architect, along with Kornilroon, Valdamea and Freydis the Architect to rebuilt the Fourth Empire and the Imperial City, which part of the Tamriel restoration. In 5E 1031, the project had completed when damages of Tamriel were finished.

## References

1. ↑ *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Post Akaviri*
Daedric Battleaxe (Skyrim)

*For other uses, see Daedric Battle Axe.*
**The Daedric Battleaxe** is a two-handed weapon in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*.

## Locations

Unenchanted Daedric battleaxes will begin to appear throughout Skyrim at level 35, or sometimes, but very rarely, as low as level 25. Enchanted battleaxes can be found at level 47, albeit very rarely. These locations include:

* Blacksmiths and general goods merchants.
* Found as random loot in chests.
* Enchanted Daedric battleaxes are dropped as random loot by revered or legendary dragons.DG

### Conjured Weapon

A weaker version (22 base damage with Mystic Binding perk, 17 base damage without perks) of the Daedric battleaxe can also be conjured using the Bound Battleaxe Conjuration spell.

## Smithing

The Daedric battleaxe requires a Smithing level of 90 and the Daedric Smithing perk to create. It is made at a blacksmith's forge with the following components:

* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 2 x Leather Strips
* 5 x Ebony Ingots

It can be upgraded with an ebony ingot at a grindstone and also benefits from the Daedric Smithing perk, which doubles the improvement. Daedra hearts however, are incredibly troublesome to come across in Skyrim.

## Atronach Forge

A Daedric battleaxe can also be crafted at the Atronach Forge, however, to do so, a Sigil Stone is required, which can only be obtained via the Conjuration Ritual Spell, which in itself requires a Conjuration skill of 90.

The Atronach Forge requires the following components to forge a Daedric battleaxe:

* 1 x Sigil Stone
* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 1 x Ebony Battleaxe
* 1 x Centurion Dynamo Core
* 1 x Black Soul Gem (empty or filled)

## Trivia

* If examined closely, the meat of the Daedra Heart can be seen squished between the plates of the head of the axe.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall*
* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
* *The Elder Scrolls Travels: Shadowkey*
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Mobile*
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*
* Template:Blades

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Blessing of Marcella (Skyrim)

## Blessing of Marcella

### Effect

Time between shouts is reduced 0% *[sic]* [Do not change this to **40%**. This misspelled word is how it appears in-game.].

### ID

000FB99A – (Shrine spell)
0008850B – (Enchantment)

*For other uses, see Blessing of Marcella.*
The **Blessing of Marcella** is a spell in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*.

## Acquisition

* The Amulet of Marisya (when worn).
* Praying at a Shrine of Marcella grants the effect for eight hours.

## Effect

Reduces the cooldown time between shouts by 20%.

## Gallery

Marisyaamulet.pngThe Amulet of MarisyaTESV Shrine Marisya.pngThe Shrine of Marisya
## Bugs

1. *Please **reload an old save** to confirm if the bug is still happening.*
2. *If the bug is still occurring, please post the bug report with the appropriate system template  360  /  XB1  ,  PS3  /  PS4  ,  PC  /  MAC  ,  NX  /  PS5  ,  XS  , depending on which platform(s) the bug has been encountered on.*
3. *Be descriptive when listing the bug and fixes, but avoid having conversations in the description and/or using first-person anecdotes: such discussions belong on the appropriate forum board.*

* PC   360   PS3   NX   The menu states it reduces time between shouts by 0% instead of 20%. This is just a graphical bug, since actual magnitude in Creation Kit is 0.20.

## See also

* Shrine of Marcella for a list of Shrine locations.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*

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Chiara Avento

**Empress Chiara Avento I** was the seventh Empress of the Avento Dynasty.

Chiara ascended to the Ruby Throne after the death of her mother Romana Avento, who adoptive her. During her sixty-five year reign, marked the second golden age of the Fourth Empire, which pervious during the reign of Marcella Varian. Sometime later, Chiara married a unknown nobleman who bore a only child named Cassynder, the future Emperor. In year 5E 978, Chiara suffered numerous of illnesses, which even though recovered months later, the illness caused her to put out of her royal duties, which the regency was than declared and his son, Cassynder as the interm Prince Regent. After recovered from her illnesses, Chiara resumed her role as empress and continued to rule for another five years until her own death in 5E 983. She was succeeded by her 59-year old son, Cassynder.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Dynasties: The Rising Aventos*
Caula Voria

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### Affiliation

Third Empire
Septim Dynasty

### Family

Uriel Septim VII (husband)
Geldall Septim (son)
Enman Septim (son)
Ebel Septim (son)

### Rank

Empress

Empress **Caula Voria** married Uriel Septim VII. Although a beautiful and charming woman who was much loved and admired by the people, the Empress in private was a deeply unpleasant, arrogant, ambitious and grasping person. Uriel found himself subjugated in his relationship and came to regret his mistake of marriage. The relationship gradually grew more bitter, and their three children were to bear witness to this unhappy marriage. He soon was repelled by her, and thus later fathered an illegitimate son named Martin who succeeded him to the throne, albeit only briefly.

## References

1. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Cyrodiil*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *A Short Life of Uriel Septim VII*
3. ↑ Events of *Light the Dragonfires*

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion* (mentioned only)
Events

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Cylbhal Rothni

**Cylbhal Rothni** was the Dunmer Listener of the Dark Brotherhood and member of the Rothni Family. He is the only son to his father, Muvirys Rothni, the founder and patriarch. A well-known assassin within the Dark Brotherhood, he eventually become the Listener after the death of Alisanne Dupre in 4E 188. However in his thirteenth year tenure as Listener, come to an end when he was killed by an Imperial archer while he was tried to escape in 4E 201. His daughter Rinveso become his successor as Listener, months before Rinveso became the Guildmaster title of the Thieves Guild.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *The Rothni of Morrowind*
2. ↑ *Year in Morrowind: 4E 188*
3. ↑ *Year in Skyrim: 4E 201*
Cyrodiil's Greatest Empress

*Main article: Books (Skyrim)*

## Content

Nordic Empress

Of Cyrodiil:

A First Nord Who Ruled Cyrodiil

University of Arcane Press

5E 117

When Emperors who ruled Tamriel, when rivalries, popularity, failure, overthrown and deposed during the Second to the Third eras. When Martin Septim become Akatosh to banished Prince Dagon from Nirn, the Septims officially ended — thus begin the raise of an new dynasty by Titus Mede I. Years later, Emperor Attrebus Mede II made "Dictator" and was one of the most evil Emperors of Cyrodiil and become the last Emperor of Tamrielic Empire; which Hammerfell and others becomes their own kingdoms. This led to an civil war in Cyrodiil by Attebus was mysterious vanished during the Battle for Ruby Throne.

The Farmer-turned-General become Emperor on 129th year of the Fourth Era as Emperor Cephorus Septim III — making the first monarch to rule the new dynasty to rule Cyrodiil, since Tiber Septim. I personally believes that the new dynasty from the Septims was an blood from Tiber Septim himself.

During the reign of Caius Septim, the third Emperor of Cyrodiilic Empire, he had three daughters, one of the youngest daughter was soon to be the first Imperial-Nord Empress to the rule Cyrodiil. She quickly rose as a General during the conquests of Padomaic Islands and short-war between Empire and Thalmor which ends in Dovah Skor. By she becomes Empress, she was popularity known as Marcella Septim — by her Imperial and Nordic heritage and because of her Nordic Dreadlock mohawk, and regarded as one of Cyrodiil's most famous figures and warrior. Her popularity grew by defeating Ulfric Stormcloak to end the Civil War in Skyrim and five-months war against the Thalmor — ended the Second White-Gold Concordat, a 300-peace treaty and Marisya Septim declared an new Era.

She becomes Cyrodiil's Nordic Empress, she ruled until her death in 68th year of the Fifth Era. The Empress soon became an Divine Goddess of the Devines, which I and many Imperials like myself and even the Nords worship Marisya Septim as their goddess. In the Imperial Pantheron, she become Goddess of War and Peace and Nordic one, she appears as her Nordic aspect, Ramis, the Dragon of the East and Goddess of Heroism.

I personally that Marisya Septim, Imperial General to one of the most popular Empress of the Cyroddilic Empire and she was of my heroes.
Clan Battle-Born

*"Battle-Born is a name out of legend, sung in the songs of old and heard in deeds of valor for a hundred generations. 'For Clan Battle-Born!' they cry in the mead halls. 'First into the fray and last to quit their ale!'"*
―Olfrid Battle-Born[src]
**Clan Battle-Born** is a non-joinable faction in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*. It is one of the two major clans in Whiterun and has a feud with Clan Gray-Mane.

## Background

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Clan Battle-Born is one of the oldest clans in Skyrim and shares a heritage of great warriors. Both the Gray-Manes and the Battle-Borns can trace their lineage back to Ysgramor and the Five Hundred Companions. In contemporary times, they are considered one of the wealthiest and most influential families in Whiterun, with titles and strong ties to the Imperial Legion.

They reside in their clan house in the Wind District within Whiterun's walls. They also own a highly profitable farm outside Whiterun.

The Battle-Borns were once "fast friends" with the Grey-Manes, another old clan in Whiterun, before the civil war began. However, they are now bitter enemies, with the Battle-Borns loyal to the Empire, and the Gray-Manes supporting the Stormcloaks. Olfrid Battle-Born believes that the Gray-Manes detest his family because they envy their wealth.

## Characters

* Alfhild Battle-Born
* Bergritte Battle-Born
* Idolaf Battle-Born
* Jon Battle-Born
* Lars Battle-Born
* Olfrid Battle-Born

## Trivia

* According to the Creation Kit, Idolaf and Alfhild are married and have Lars as a common son, despite being listed as siblings.
* According to the Creation Kit, Jon is actually the son of Idolaf with Bergritte; not Olfrid and Bergritte.

## References

1. ↑ Dialogue with Vignar Gray-Mane
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Dialogue with Olfrid Battle-Born
3. ↑ Imperial Missive (Battle-Born)
Corundum

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**Corundum** may refer to:

* Corundum Ingot (Skyrim)
* Corundum Ingot (Invasion)
Cyrodiilic Border Crisis

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## [Source]

The **Cyrodiilic Border Crisis**, also known as **Cyrodiil Border Crisis** or the **Cyrodiilic Border Incident**, was an crisis and event that took place at the border between Cyrodiil and Skyrim between 4E 122 - 4E 124 or 125.
Emperor (Skill)

## Emperor

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### Type

Active

*For other uses, see Emperor.*
**Emperor** is an active skill in *The Elder Scrolls Online*, and is more specifically in the Emperor tree.

## Effects

With Emperor activated, a 100% increase in magicka, health and stamina will be gained by the Vestige whilst on their campaign in the Alliance War.
First Empire

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**First Empire** may refer to:

* Nordic Empire – The first Nordic Empire of Vrage and the Skyrim Conquests.
* Alessian Empire – The first Imperial Empire of Queen Alessia.
Bendu Olo (Oblivion)

## Bendu Olo

Note: Bendu's appearance depends completely on the player. When spawned, he is an exact copy of the player character.

## Basic Info

### Base ID

00000007

*For other uses, see Bendu Olo.*
**Bendu Olo** refers to the default character name in *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*. The reason this is the default name is that this is the default name given to the character in *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Construction Set.* A character with the player's stats and features may be spawned through the console.
His name is a reference to the Colovian king of Anvil during the First Era.

## See also

* Hero of Kvatch
* Champion of Cyrodiil

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Divine Crusader

The title "**Divine Crusader"** was a name given to Pelinal Whitestrake in the First Era, Maradrie Lexian, Hero of Kvatch in the Third Era and later to Marcella Septim, future Empress of Cyrodiil.

## History

The title of "Divine Crusader" was first given to the slave-queen Alessia's friend and champion, Pelinal Whitestrake in the First Era. During the Nedic rebellion against the Ayleids who had enslaved them, Pelinal led many vicious assaults and crusades against their armies, killing many of their soldiers and kings, earning him the title of "Divine Crusader."

Three thousand years later, at the end of the Third Era, Pelinal Whitestrake's greatest foe, the half-elf king Umaril the Unfeathered resurfaced in Tamriel. The Hero of Kvatch learned of this after investigating an attack on the Chapel of Dibella in Anvil and speaking with a mysterious Prophet who had been preaching about Pelinal Whitestrake and his efforts. The Hero of Kvatch then took it upon themselves to finish what Pelinal had started and destroy Umaril forever. The Hero went on a long and arduous quest to retrieve the Relics of the Crusader, reform the Knights of the Nine, and retrieve the blessings of the Divines to help in their quest. When all this was fulfilled, the Hero was gifted the title of "Divine Crusader" by all of Cyrodiil.

One-hundred and eighty-one years later, in 4E 196, the Knights of the Nine were reappeared again during the Crusade against Thalmor (also known Third Aldmeri Dominion), the title of Divine Crusader later passed to Marcella Cyrodiil Septim, future Empress Marcella Septim.

## References

1. ↑ The Song of Pelinal, Book I
2. ↑ Events of Template:KOTN

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Grandmaster

*For the quest in Morrowind, see Grandmaster (Quest).*
**Grandmaster** is a title used by several organizations in reference to their leading member:

* Grandmasters of the Great Houses
* Grandmaster of the Morag Tong
* Grandmaster of the Blades
* Grandmaster of the Dragonguard
* Grandmaster of the Greybeards

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion*
* *The Elder Scrolls Online*
Dragonbane

*Not to be confused with Dragonbreath.*
**Dragonbane** is a leveled unique Blades sword found in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*. The sword is leveled, and the magnitude of the enchantments, base strength, and value are based upon character level.

## Physical appearance

Dragonbane is an Akaviri katana, the sword that the Blades used during their service to the Septim Empire. The hilt is wrapped in strips of black leather and the guard is brass in the shape of a stylized coiled serpent. The weapon's enchantment, damage to dragons, causes a unique visual effect where sparks of electricity fizzle along the length of the blade.

## Acquisition

It can be obtained in Sky Haven Temple during the quest "Alduin's Wall." It is located on a table in an atrium just off to the left of the main chamber, along with a full set of Blades armor. However, if the sword is not taken during the quest, it will count as stolen, along with the Blades Armor, until Paarthurnax is killed during "Paarthurnax."

## Enchantment

Dragonbane's unique enchantment causes a leveled amount of extra damage to dragons and Shock Damage to others; this is not the same as other shock damage enchantments, however, since it does not do any magicka damage. This weapon cannot be disenchanted to learn its effects.

## Smithing

Dragonbane can be upgraded with a quicksilver ingot and the Arcane Blacksmith perk at a grindstone, and also benefits from the Steel Smithing perk, which doubles the improvement.

## Levels

The damage, weight, value as well as the magnitude of the enchantment are based on the Dragonborn's level the first time Sky Haven Temple is entered. The best possible version is available at level 46.

## Trivia

* The level 46+ version has the same damage rating as a Daedric Sword and has a lighter weight.
* PC Users can type `player.additem 000FF9F2 1` into the console and let the game's level system randomly choose which version of the weapon to add.
* The damage against dragons is the only part of the enchantment that levels with the Dragonborn; the shock damage does not.
* If used against a dragon, the enchantment of the sword will make blue spots appear on the dragon's skin.

## Bugs

1. *Please **reload an old save** to confirm if the bug is still happening.*
2. *If the bug is still occurring, please post the bug report with the appropriate system template  360  /  XB1  ,  PS3  /  PS4  ,  PC  /  MAC  ,  NX  /  PS5  ,  XS  , depending on which platform(s) the bug has been encountered on.*
3. *Be descriptive when listing the bug and fixes, but avoid having conversations in the description and/or using first-person anecdotes: such discussions belong on the appropriate forum board.*

* PC   360   PS3   Dragonbane's unique visual effect is only visible on the left side of the blade. This effect cannot be seen in first person view if Dragonbane is in the Dragonborn's left hand unless they are moving left, right or forward.
	+ If put on a weapon rack the arcing effect will not appear, making it look like a normal enchanted Blades sword.
Claymore

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**Claymores** may refer to:

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* Claymores (Daggerfall)
* Claymores (Morrowind)
* Claymores (Oblivion)
* Claymores (Invasion)
God (Legends)

*For other uses, see God.*
**God** is a creature in *The Elder Scrolls: Legends* added with the *Houses of Morrowind* expansion.

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## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls: Legends* Template:HoM

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Esroniet

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### Affiliation

Septim Empire
Cyrodiilic Empire
Imperial Navy
Expeditionary Force

**Esroniet** is an island-nation located in between the continents of Tamriel and Akavir. The major settlement in the land is Black Harbor, a port city under the reign of Prince Bashomon.

## History

### Third Era

During the reign of Uriel Septim V, the Empire had begun to expand their territory beyond Tamriel, and into the eastern realms of Akavir. Amidst the wake of the Imperial Navy, Esroniet was targeted by Uriel V, and so the war over Esroniet had begun. In 3E 282, Uriel V had captured the city-state of Black Harbor, though resistance from Bashomon's forces persisted. In the end, Prince Bashomon had surrendered the island of Esroniet to the Septim Armada in 3E 284. Esroniet was now an Imperial Province of the Third Empire. Eventually, the Septim Armada had landed on the shores of the Tsaesci, where they suffered a grueling defeat. It is unknown what happened to Esroniet after the fall of the Armada.

## See also

* Yneslea
* Roscrea
* Cathnoquey

## References

1. ↑ *Report: Disaster at Ionith*

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