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Day of Final Passage

**Day of Final Passage** is a historical event that took place in the late Merethic Era.

## Description

Day of Final Passage was the day when Ysgramor and his freshly-joined Five Hundred Companions left Jylkurfyk to sail over the Sea of Ghosts and reach Skyrim, known to the Nedes at that time as Mereth. It marked the very beginning of the time period called The Return.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
Cassynder Septim

*For other uses, see Septim and Cassynder (disambiguation).*
**Cassynder Septim** (3E 147/149–3E 202) was the fourteenth ruler of the Empire of Tamriel.

## Biography

Born the sole child of Emperor Pelagius Septim III and Empress Katariah Septim, Cassynder inherited the throne on the death of his mother. Already middle-aged and in poor health, he left the care of High Rock province to his half-brother Uriel Lariat, though as the only true blood relation of Pelagius Septim III, and thus Tiber Septim himself, he was pressed into accepting the throne. He died after only two years of rule. His half-brother Uriel Lariat succeeded him and was crowned Uriel Septim IV.

## Trivia

* According to *Brief History of the Empire, Book II*, he would have died in 3E 201. *The Third Era Timeline* contradicts this, however, stating he died in 3E 202.
* Despite Katariah being a Dunmer and the mother of Cassynder, Katariah was noted as being the only Dunmer to rule Tamriel.

## References

1. ↑ The Madness of Pelagius
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Third Era Timeline*
3. ↑ *The Fall of the Usurper*
4. ↑ The Madness of Pelagius
5. ↑ *Brief History of the Empire, Book II*
6. ↑ *The Armorer's Challenge*
Breytra Strong-Blade

**Breytra Strong-Blade**, also known as **Matlide**, is a Nord vampire who served as the lady of the Volkihar Clan during the Fourth Era. A former vampire hunter and a companion who alongside her youngest sister Freydis. However during her mission with a companion, she joined the Dawnguard but was bitten and turned into a vampire. Breytra who later become the Volkihar's lord after killing Harkon and become the powerful Vampire Lord. By 5E 74, with the death of her sister, she cured her vampirism and return to the Companions until her death eleven years later.

## Background

Breytra was born in 4E 167 to the Strong-Blade family of Alfarth and Hallveig, veterans of the Great War. She had close bond with her youngest sister Freydis. When the sisters were four and six respectfully, their parents were killed during the Great War, and spend their childhoods in Whiterun to become young warriors in the Companions. Freydis and Breytra become train each other throughout the majority of their teenage years, which her older sister trained in greatswords and one-handed while Freydis trained in battle axes. Even Freydis mostly loved battle axes, she giving a collection of battleaxes. Breytra joined the Companions first, and gone a different path and disappeared long after Freydis become Harbinger.

While working with the companions and siding with her youngest sister, Maltide went on a mission of the mysterious vampires, which she joined the Dawnguard as a vampire hunter. She was than tasked something buried within Dimhollow Crypt and Vigilant Tolan the last survivor of vampire attacked of Hall of the Vigilant. He informs Breytra to joined and investigate, to the great reluctance of Isran at allowing a single Vigilant against a horde of the undead. Upon entering the Dimhollow Crypt, she saw the death of Tolan at the hands of the vampires, went on to finally search where the vampires are looking for, instead she found a mysterious woman named Serana, a daughter of Lord Harkon. She and Breytra traveled to vampire clan in the Volkihar Castle, and Breytra pledged her allegiance to Harkon by becoming a powerful vampire lord. She went on filling the Bloodstone Chalice with water from the Redwater Spring located deep within Redwater Den.

Prior of Breytra return to the Companions, she still a vampire lord that haunts and terrorized Skyrim with a iron fist, and sometime attacking Cyrodiil but failed. By her sister Freydis's death in 5E 74, Breytra, disguise with a mask, went to her sister's deathbed and went to her funeral. Heartbroken and mourned by her sister's death, she cured her vampirism, and return to the Companions to served Harbinger Reemula Niseene, who became the first Argonian harbinger and continued her sister's policies until her own death in 5E 88, and was buried alongside with her sister.

## Trivia

* The name Breytra is a alternate spelling of the name Matilda.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard*
Deadlands

*For other uses, see The Deadlands (Disambiguation).*
*Not to be confused with Deathlands.*
The **Deadlands** is the name given to the realm of the Daedric Prince Mehrunes Dagon. Formed to be an expression of Dagon's destructive sphere, the Deadlands are an inhospitable nightmare of lava and molten rock, pocked with islands where Dagon's servants, the Dremora, carry out his works in immense spike towers. The sky perpetually storms, the natural astronomy of the Deadlands perpetually burning red, casting dark shadows over the entire realm.

Among the Daedric creatures that roam the wastes are Scamps, Clannfear, Daedroths, Flame Atronachs, Frost Atronachs, Storm Atronachs, Spider Daedra, and Xivilai. Native flora include Harrada Roots, Bloodgrass, and Spiddal Plant. An Oblivion Gate that opens from the Deadlands appears as a spiked, molten, red and black portal in the shape of the "O" character of the Daedric alphabet.

In 3E 433, Mehrunes Dagon launched his invasion of Tamriel from the Deadlands, sending armies of Daedra against the mortal world. Sigil Towers were used to open Oblivion Gates, with Daedric Sigil Stones acting as anchors. The attack on the city of Kvatch was conducted from the area of the Deadlands known as **Ganonah**, and much of the Crisis was fought in the Deadlands. Ultimately, the Gates were sealed in the Battle of the Imperial City, and Mehrunes Dagon's invasion failed.

## By game

* Planes of Oblivion (Oblivion)
* Deadlands (Invasion)
* The Deadlands (Online)

## Gallery

ESO Deadlands 3.jpegThe Deadlands in *The Elder Scrolls Online*.ESO Deadlands 2.jpegThe Deadlands in *Online*.ESO Deadlands.jpegThe Deadlands in *Online*.Knives of Discord Volcanoes.jpgVolcanoes in the Deadlands in *Online*.
## Appearances

* Template:Battlespire
* *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall*
* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind* Template:Imo
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls: Oblivion Mobile*
* *An Elder Scrolls Novel: The Infernal City*
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion*
* *The Elder Scrolls Online*
	+ Template:Blackwood
	+ Template:Deadlands

## References

1. ↑ *The Elder Scrolls IV: Shivering Isles* – It is stated that the realms of Madness and Order reflect their respective Princes. It stands to reason each Prince constructs his realm based on his sphere.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
3. ↑ *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion* – Kathutet dialogue
Close Wounds

**Close Wounds** is an Adept-level Restoration spell available in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*.

## Effects

Close Wounds restores 100 points of Health to the caster (without the Regeneration perk) at the base cost of 126 Magicka. Unlike Healing, which casts continuously, Close Wounds needs to be charged then released. This spell has a better magicka/heal ratio than its lower-level counterpart, Fast Healing.

## Perks

* At Novice Restoration level 20, the Regeneration perk increases the healing to 150 points.
* At Novice Restoration level 40, the Respite perk also restores 100 points of stamina.
* Necromage – If a vampire, this spell heals the Dragonborn more, since it makes their spells against the undead more effective.
* Restoration Dual Casting – Doubles the health given to the Dragonborn, making it 150 (without regeneration perk)

### Attributes

* **Weight**: 1
* **Value**: 360
* See Spell Tome for a complete table of spell tomes, their descriptions, and their values.

### Acquisition

* Colette Marence at the College of Winterhold sells this spell tome.
* May be found randomly throughout Skyrim.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*

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Black Hand

*Not to be confused with Black Hand (Spell).*

*"As every hand has fingers, does not every finger have a nail? A claw? A talon? Every finger of the hand, every Speaker, has such a nail."*
―Lucien Lachance[src]
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The **Black Hand** is the ruling body of the Dark Brotherhood. It is made up of five members: four Speakers (index, middle, ring and little fingers) and a Listener (thumb). Less well known, even by members of the Dark Brotherhood, is that each Speaker also employs a Silencer, which represent the nails of the four fingers.

## Structure

*"Four fingers and a thumb, as it were."*
―Lucien Lachance[src]
The Listener hears the commands of the Night Mother and the Speakers enact her will. Each Speaker in turn has a Silencer – a private assassin specifically empowered to do the will of their Speaker.

## Silencers

The Silencers are the personal assassins to the members of the Black Hand. Each Speaker (though not the Listener) is entitled to a personal assassin that will eliminate any target they see fit. These highly experienced assassins qualify as members of the Black Hand itself, but their existence is kept a secret from the rest of the Brotherhood. They represent the nails of each finger of the Black Hand.

According to Lucien Lachance, the Silencers are above the laws of the Dark Brotherhood, and are largely allowed to operate as they see fit. They do not receive orders from their Speakers directly, rather from dead drop orders placed in scattered locations.

## Initiation

This sub-faction can only be joined after the Dark Brotherhood quest "The Purification."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Dialogue with Lucien Lachance
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *The Black Hand*

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Clartius Armarus

**Clartius Armarus** was an Imperial retired Imperial Legion veteran with a rank of Legate, during the reign of Marcella Varian and author of *The Varian Dragon*.

## History

Clartius is born in the Imperial City. He joined the Imperial Legion in year 5E 28, and later become to become one of the Legion veterans who retired at about 51-52 years old, after 30 years of service. He was deployed during the Moonstrider Crisis in 5E 57. After his retirement, he made a book, *The Varian Dragon* which Clartius idolizing his idol, and the biography of Marcella Varian. Clartius Armarus died in 5E 123, 55-years after Marcella's death.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ Dialogue of Marcella Varian
2. ↑ Dialogue of Novulvenkaal
Crassius Avento (Invasion)

## Crassius Avento

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## Basic Info

### Rank

General (formerly)
Emperor

### Region

Aetherius

*Main article: Crassius Avento*
**Crassius Avento** is a Imperial who served as General during the Imperial Usurpation under Potentate Shamar gro-Rogdul. He then later becoming Emperor after overthrowing Shamar.
Crown Prince

*Not to be confused with Prince.*
The **Crown Prince**, or the feminine form **Crown Princess** are heirs to the royal families of Hammerfell, serving as the first-in-line to a throne and is expected to succeed. It was mostly and first used by Aleslen of the Renemath Dynasty, given by his father.*[citation needed]* The title of Earl of Renemath also merged to the Crown Prince title.

## List of Crown Princes

### Renemath Dynasty

* Aleslen (later acceded to throne as Aleslen I in 5E 31)
* Ramati (later acceded to throne as Ramati I in 5E 77)
* Cyrus (later acceded to the throne as Kaydoc II in 5E 89)
* Thaibur
* Kaydoc III (later acceded to the throne as Kaydoc III in 5E 125)
* Safia of Renemath (later acceded to the throne as Queen Safia in 5E 185)
* Kaydoc IV (later acceded to the throne as Kaydoc IV in 5E 250)
* Namank (assassinated by the Forebears in 5E 258)

## Notes

1. ↑ Even the title of Crown Prince was appointed by the royal family, and is named heir apparent or presumptive to the Kaydocid Throne, is given life until the heir ascended to the throne or death.

## Trivia

* The title of Prince in Redguard Royalty had abolished and developed a new title, the **Crown Prince** which serves as the heir presumptive. Kaydoc's eldest son and successor, Aleslen become the first Crown Prince.
Antonius Tiber

**Antonius Tiber** is a Imperial general who allied himself with General Reman Varian the future Emperor during the Varian Ruby Rebellion in the Fourth Era.

During the civil war in Cyrodiil in the final years, Antonius served General Reman Varian against the tyrannical Emperor Antonius Mede, and was given five legions by Reman for upcoming hostile forces.

## 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 V: Dominion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls V: Moonstrider* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Underworld* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir* (mentioned only)

## References

1. ↑ *Life of Reman the Great*
2. ↑ *Dynasties: The Varians of Cyrodiil*
3. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 4E 127*
Calcamar Elsinlock

**Calcamar Elsinlock** is the High King of Alinor and the head leader of the Third Aldmeri Dominion during the Fifth Era. Ascended to the throne after the death of his mother Ayrenn Elsinlock in 5E 466 to his deposition by Ryairil Loraethan in 5E 890, and reclaim back to the throne after Ryairil's assassination, ending the Atlmeri civil war in 5E 1039.

## History

### Early years

As a member of the Elsinlock Dynasty, Calcamar is the son of the reigning Altmeri High Queen Ayrenn Elsinlock and the grandson of Larethahl Elsinlock. In his youth, during the reign of his mother, he adopted the pro-Cyrodilic opinions and views, and supported his mother's law on degrading the elven supremacy and reestablishing the alliance with the Fourth Empire of Men. He also played a important role in the Summerset Isles and Atlemri history, the involves re-establishing relations with the Varian Dynasty of Cyrodiil. While the Elsinlock Dynasty and the public in the Isles supported the deity Marcella to be the Tenth Divine than Talos, because of its status a man turned god.

### Accession and Deposed

In 5E 466, his mother Ayrenn died and Calcamar became the High King. During his first reign as monarch, Calcamar stabilized the Dominion and the Isle and became a prosperous state, even successful than his successor who deposed him. Like his grandfather and mother, Calacmar is the most active High King in the Summerset Isles since High Queen Ayrenn in the Second Era. Sometime later, he later married to an Altmer noblewomen. In 5E 890, Calacmar was deposed by Ryairil Loraethan, the Duke of Shimmerene, leading Calacmar went into the exile.

#### Civil war

*Main article: Alinorian Isle War*
For the most 140-year in exile, Calacmar traveled numerous nations throughout Tamriel, and the most notably is Cyrodiil, mostly stayed at the Imperial City. In 5E 1034 with tension rising, Calacmar return to the Isles and launched the countercoup against Ryairil. While losing at the first half of the civil war, including defeated by the High King and Arelyon, the Duke of Skywatch at the Battle of Entila's Folly. Calacmar was suffered back-to-back-to-back battles against Arelyon at Battles of Glister Vale in 5E 1035, Silsilen and Vulkhel Guard. By the following year, Calacmar's first major victory over Arelyon at the Battle at Shimmerene, and eventually defeating the Duke back-to-back at the Siege of Glister Vale in 5E 1037, and the Shimmerence in 5E 1038.

### Regained the throne

By the end of 5E 1038, while the people of Alinor, Skywatch and Lillandril turned against the Usurper. The following year, Ryairil was assassinated by an archer near the gates of the capital city when the Usurper's whereabouts were located. Calacmar return to the throne, ending the civil war. After the war, Calacmar rebuild the damages caused by High King Ryairil. In 5E 1042, Calacmar survived an assassination attempt on his life and even though he was left unharmed.

## Appearances

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

## Chrysamere

### Additional Effects

When equipped grands 15% resist fire, 10% absorb magic, slow health regen during combat.

### Perk

Ebony Smithing

*For other uses, see Chrysamere.*
**Chrysamere** is a unique greatsword that appears in *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* expansion, *Akavir*, and it wielded by Nelilia Sedaleth.

## Enchantment

* Resist Fire, 15 pts
* Absorb Magicka, 10 pts
* Fortified Combat Healing, 1 pt

## Smithing

Tempering Chrysamere requires an Ebony Ingot, a Ruby, and the Arcane Blacksmith perk. When equipped, it produces the same visual effect as Breton's racial ability, Dragonskin.

## Trivia

* Chrysamere has no usage cost, so its charges will never drain.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls: Arena*
* *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall*
* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir*
* *The Elder Scrolls Online*
Borgas

**Borgas** of Winterhold was High King of Skyrim in the First Era and the last of the Ysgramor Dynasty.

He is perhaps best known for outlawing the old Nordic pantheon of deities, and for being one of Marukh's chief supporters. He is also believed to have been the last monarch to wear the legendary Jagged Crown.

## Biography

Borgas was killed during the Wild Hunt of 1E 369 as he traveled to Cyrodiil to urge a joint war against the Bosmer. His body was secretly returned to Skyrim and buried with the crown in the Nordic tomb of Korvanjund.

Following his death, a Moot was held to determine his successor. Supposedly, Jarl Hanse was the obvious choice for succession, however the Moot's failure to appoint him High King ultimately led to the War of Succession.

## The Fourth Era

In 4E 201, Galmar Stone-Fist learned of his place of burial while on a search for the Jagged Crown. Marcella Varian was sent to retrieve the crown from Korvanjund where a skirmish between Imperial and Stormcloak soldiers took place. Deep within the ruin, old king Borgas was found slumped on a throne wearing the crown - his ancient corpse having taken the form of a powerful Draugr.

A plaque dedicated to him can be found outside the Palace of the Kings in Windhelm. Borgas is wearing the full Ancient Nordic Armor, and has an Ancient Nord Greatsword.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Skyrim*
2. ↑ *Five Songs of King Wulfharth: Shor's Tongue*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Valenwood*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Dialogue with *Galmar Stone-Fist*
5. ↑ *A History of Daggerfall*
6. ↑ Events of *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*
Daedric War Axe (Skyrim)

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

## Design

Like other Daedric weaponry, its edges are serrated, and the bottom of the handle is curved.

## Locations

Unenchanted Daedric War Axes will begin to appear throughout Skyrim at level 46, and enchanted war axes can be found at level 47, albeit very rarely. These locations include:

* Blacksmiths and general goods merchants.
* Found as random loot in chests.
* Enchanted war axes have an increased chance to be dropped as random loot by revered or legendary dragons.
* Purchased from the Dremora Merchant with the Black Market power.

## Smithing

The Daedric war axe requires a Smithing level of 90 and the Daedric Smithing perk to create. It can be forged at a blacksmith's forge with the following components:

* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 2 x Leather Strip
* 2 x Ebony Ingot

It can be upgraded with an ebony ingot at a grindstone and also benefits from the Daedric Smithing perk, which doubles the improvement.

## Atronach Forge

A Daedric war axe 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 in itself requires a Conjuration skill of 90.

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

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

## Trivia

* Like the Daedric mace, the Daedric war axe has the same base damage as its ebony counterpart, the ebony war axe, but weighs more.
* The Daedric war axe also has the same base damage as the Stalhrim war axe but weighs more.

## 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*
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Alkhan

**Alkhan**, also referred to as **The Scaled Prince**, and **Firstborn of Akha**, is a Khajiiti god and one of the "Wandering Spirits" of the pantheon.

Alkhan is the first entity to have originated from Akha, the source of all dragons and gods associated with the concept of time in the pantheon. Alkhan possesses the ability to devour the souls of those he has killed, and by doing so he can grow to an immense size. Alkhan is the enemy of Alkosh, Khenarthi, and Lorkhaj, with the latter and his companions being the ones who slew Alkhan. However, as an immortal son of Akha, Alkhan can not be killed permanently, and he will always return from the "Many Paths" in time.

## Nature and identity

Alkhan is the Khajiiti equivalent of Alduin; the Nordic god of time, who is also referred to as "First Dragon". Like Alkhan, Alduin possesses the ability to increase his power by devouring the souls of mortals.

## Representations

* Alkhan – Khajiiti Pantheon
* Alduin – Nordic pantheon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The Wandering Spirits*
2. ↑ *Divines and the Nords*
3. ↑ *The Song of Gods*
4. ↑ Dialogue with Esbern
Arcane University (Online)

## Arcane University

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*For other uses, see Arcane University.*

*"When the new Mages Guild needed a headquarters, they took over an older Ayleid district adjacent to Imperial City and rebuilt its interior as the Arcane University. Though the Worm Cult had taken it over, it was still badly damaged by Molag Bal's attack during the Planemeld."*
―Loading Screen
The **Arcane University** is a battleground that is located on the City Isle in Cyrodiil. It can be accessed by players who have purchased Template:ESO Morrowind. The battleground was added with Update 15, and does not require the *Imperial City* DLC.

## Trivia

* It was said that after the outlawing of the Mages Guild, the university was turned over to the Fellowship of Anchorites for management, and thousands of rare Dwarven artifacts were kept in the vaults below. When the Planemeld began, Daedra invaded and took over the university and looters smuggled out many artifacts, but the Dragonguard managed to secure some of the important artifacts within it.

## See also

* Ald Carac
* Foyada Quarry
* Ularra
* Colovian Crossing

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls Online* (Seen in distance, not accessible)
	+ Template:ESO Morrowind

## References

1. ↑ *Loremaster's Archive: Politics and the Imperial City*
2. ↑ *Loremaster's Archive: Resistance in the Imperial City*
3. ↑ *Introducing the Dwarven Crown Crate Season*
Corpurus Magestrake

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### Rank

Guard Captain

**Corpurus Magestrake** is a Guard Captain of the Cyrodiilic Watch in Cyrodiil during reigns of Emperors Caius Septim, Uriel Septim VIII and Empress Marcella Septim during the Skyrim Civil War.
Cephorus Septim

*For other uses, see Septim.*
**Cephorus Septim I** (3E 77–3E 140) was the tenth ruler of the Empire of Tamriel. He was elected by popular consensus following the death of Uriel Septim III in 3E 127. According to one account, he was a "kind and intelligent ruler."

Cephorus Septim was son of Emperor Pelagius Septim II and Empress Quintilla. That made him half-brother to Antiochus Septim and brother to Potema Septim and Magnus Septim. Prior to his becoming Emperor, he lived in Gilane with his bride, the Redguard Queen Bianki. Together they had multiple children who perished during the War of the Red Diamond.

### King of Gilane

Cephorus married Bianki, Queen of Gilane, at some point prior to 3E 98, making him King of Gilane. The pair were stalwart supporters of Kintyra Septim II and opposed her rival Uriel Septim III in the War of the Red Diamond. In the year 3E 125, Cephorus conquered western High Rock which resulted in Uriel marching to meet him before being defeated by Cephorus in the Battle of Ichidag. Uriel was captured and sent to the city of Gilane to be tried. On the way, however, Uriel was killed by vigilantes, and Cephorus rode to the Imperial City where he was coronated.

### Emperor

Cephorus' reign was marked by war as Potema Septim, his sister and Uriel's mother, was still alive and opposed his rule. It took him nearly ten years to defeat the so-called Wolf Queen of Solitude, former-Queen Potema, who died during the siege of her city-state in 3E 137. Cephorus died only three years later at the age of 63 when he fell from the horse he was riding. Because all of his children with Queen Bianki died during the War of the Red Diamond, the throne passed instead to his brother, the fourth child of Pelagius Septim, Magnus Septim.

## References

1. ↑ *The Fall of the Usurper*
2. ↑ *The Wolf Queen, Book IV*
3. ↑ *Brief History of the Empire, Book II*
4. ↑ *The Wolf Queen, Book III*
5. ↑ *The Wolf Queen, Book VII*

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Dagoth Ur (Disambiguation)

*For other uses, see Red Mountain.*
*Not to be confused with Dagoths.*

*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.*

**Dagoth Ur** may refer to:

Characters
* Dagoth Ur (Character) – The leader of the Sixth House and primary antagonist of *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
	+ Dagoth Ur (Morrowind Character) – The character in *Morrowind*
	+ Dagoth Ur (Legends) – The card in *Legends*

Locations
* Dagoth Ur (Location) – Another name for Red Mountain
	+ Dagoth-Ur (Arena Location) – The location for Red Mountain in *Arena*
	+ Dagoth Ur (Morrowind Location) – A facility at Red Mountain in *Morrowind*

Miscellaneous
* Dagoth-Ur (Arena Quest), the quest in *Arena*
* *Dagoth Ur's Plans*, notes from the Tribunal Temple on Dagoth Ur's plan
Aides

**Aides** is the Bretony interpretation of the daedric prince Haidoneus. Haidoneus and the Bretons made a unfamiliar alliance with each other, and made allied within the High Rock's Thieves Guild to assassinate the Breton royal family. Even the Bretons also have their main religion in High Rock is the worship of the Ten Divines, along side with three Elven deities, Magnus, Y'ffre, and Phynaster, and Sheor, who is unique to the Bretons. Haideonius also the first and only Altmeri-born deity who joined the Bretons.

## Representations

* Aides – Bretony Pantheon
* Haidoneus – Altmeri Pantheon and Daedric Princes
* Haadez – Khajiiti Pantheon
* Adiru – Akaviri Pantheon
Cassynder Avento

*For other uses, see Cassynder (disambiguation).*
**Emperor Cassynder Avento**, also called **Cassynder the Elder**, was the eighth Emperor of the Avento Dynasty.

## History

Cassynder's life is unknown, but he was born to Empress Chiara I. During his early life, Cassynder spend his life as Prince in Cyrodiil, mostly spending on partying and spend his time with prostitutes. Then he later married Vilerulia and have the only child, the future Empress Romana II. He succeeded to the Ruby Throne at 59 years old in 5E 983 after the death of his mother Chiara I. By the time of his accession as Emperor, he is one of the oldest monarchs of the Dynasties of Cyrodiil, due to the Imperial Act of Succession by Emperor Reman Varian.

While Cassynder's eight-year reign is peacefully but eventually being in poor health, he wasn't able to pursue his duties. He is considered weak and pious and portrayed as a successful monarch, while others sometimes ruthless. His daughter, Romana become the heir presumptive, and being a conscientious worker. Cassynder suffered many series of illnesses, and eventually died suddenly in 5E 991, which was succeeded by her daughter Romana II.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Dynasties: The Rising Aventos*
2. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 924*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Dialogue of Romana Avento II in *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir*
4. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 983*
5. ↑ *Year in Tamriel: 5E 983*
6. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 991*
7. ↑ *Year in Tamriel: 5E 991*
Champion's Cudgel

**Champion's Cudgel** is a unique warhammer found in *The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn*. It shares its base damage with the glass warhammer. It initially wields and owned by Marcella Septim (Marcella) herself.

## Appearance

The hammer features Imperial symbols on the sides of a very block-like head. Below that, there is a section of the handle wrapped in crimson cloth. About an inch down after that, there is a steel band and the rest of the handle is wooden, with a steel pommel on the bottom. The head is shaped like a normal hammer, with a small crown of spikes on the top. The whole weapon is tinged with a faint blue glow, indicating an enchantment that affects Magicka.

## Acquisition

This weapon is formerly wielded by General Falx Carius, and can be obtained after defeating him during the quest "March of the Dead." After Empress Marcella Septim defeated Falx in battle, she was gifted the warhammar as a gift by the Dunmer in 5E 2.

## Enchantment

Although the Champion's Cudgel is a unique weapon, its enchantment is not, as it can be found on other weapons such as Nordic and Stalhrim weapons. The positive side of this is that the Dragonborn does not necessarily have to disenchant the Champion's Cudgel in order to learn the enchantment, but can disenchant a more common, non-unique weapon to learn the enchantment when found. The enchantment is 50% chance for each element of fire, frost, and shock to do 25 points of damage, which is known as Chaos Damage. The enchantment is leveled.

## Trivia

* Due to the lack of other weapon types for Imperial weapons in *Skyrim*, this is the only other weapon available for those looking to equip a fully armored Imperial soldier build with something other than a sword and shield.
* The Champion's Cudgel cannot be upgraded.

## 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.*

* 360   This weapon can respawn inside Raven Rock multiple times, allowing the Dragonborn to obtain multiple copies.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn*

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Captain

**Captain**, sometime referred as **Herald** by the Companions, is a rank afforded to the leader of a military unit, usually a Guard or commander of a longboat of the original Five Hundred Companions.[*source?*] It is a somewhat general term for someone in authority, and may be used to describe a commander within an army, the lead officer on board a ship, or the head of a City Watch.

## Military use

### The Companions

After reaching Mereth and reclaiming Saarthal, the Circle of Captains was assembled. Despite Ysgramor being Harbinger, leader of the Five Hundred, it was decided that each captain and his crew should walk their own paths. Thus captains became largely independent. The captains were called a **Herald**.

During the events of *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*, the Fourth Era Companions do not use such a rank. It is possible that it faded away with the need of longboats as Companions gained footing in Skyrim. However, the idea of the Circle was still kept. However Freydis Strong-Blade, who became the first female harbinger, restated the rank whose become the Harbinger's second in command.

### The Empire

A captain in an army is usually a rank below a commander. In the Imperial Legion, a captain commands a smaller unit of soldiers, usually for missions that require a smaller force. While the title is common in the Imperial army, it also applies to the leaders of a City Watch. Captain of the Guard is a title accorded to the head of a city's regiment who oversees all guard activities within the area. The position often holds a level of importance in terms of running a city or state's affairs, as well. For example, Burd, the respected Guard Captain of Bruma, is known to be an advisor of sorts to the countess of that time, Narina Carvain.

In addition to being a term for ground troops, the title of captain is also given to the commander of a ship in the Imperial Navy.

## Nautical use

The term captain also applies to the person in command of a non-military ship. Merchant ships, travel ships, and pirate ships all were commanded by a captain. For a pirate ship, captain was also a term of respect. The captain was considered the most seasoned of all on the crew, and deserved the greatest reverence. Pirate captains were often cruel and merciless, but also held a great love for their ship and its crew.

## Known Captains

* Ysgramor, Harbinger of the Five Hundred Companions and captain of Ylgermet
* Yngol, captain of Harakk
* Ylgar, captain of Darumzu
* Jeek of the River, captain of Jorrvaskr
* Captain of Kaal Kaaz
* Captain of Sadon Reyth
* Roeth, captain of Krilot Lok
* Rhorlak, captain of Chrion

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls: Arena*
* *The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall*
* *The Elder Scrolls Adventures: Redguard*
* Template:Battlespire
* *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind*
* *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion*
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*

## Sources

* *Songs of the Return, Vol 2*
* *Songs of the Return, Vol 7*
* *Songs of the Return, Vol 19*
* *Songs of the Return, Vol 24*
* *Songs of the Return, Vol 56*

## See also

* Circle of Captains
* The Circle
* Guard Captains
Books

Many **books** are scattered throughout Tamriel. Their content ranges from history and lore about Tamriel, to stories and myths, to even training a specific skill.

## Books by game

* Books (Daggerfall)
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	+ Books (Dragonhold)
	+ Books (Greymoor)
* Books (Shadowkey)
* Books (Invasion)
	+ Books (Underworld)
	+ Books (Akavir)

## Pocket Guides

* *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition*
* *Pocket Guide to the Empire, Second Edition*
* *Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition*
* *The (Improved) Emperor's Guide to Tamriel*

## Unlicensed texts

*Main article: Unlicensed Texts*
* Douglas Goodall's Texts
* Michael Kirkbride's Texts
* Gary Noonan's Texts
* Ken Rolston's Texts

## Notes

1. ↑ This series of books is not necessarily part of the *Pocket Guides*, but has a very similar focus.

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Daedric Mace (Skyrim)

*For other uses, see Daedric Mace.*
The **Daedric Mace** is an one-handed weapon in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*. The mace has the 2nd highest base damage of one-handed weapons in the base game, with the Mace of Molag Bal being the strongest in the base game and the Dragonbone mace having the highest base damage with the addition of *Dawnguard*.

## Design

This mace is primarily black and gray in color. The overall finish is matte, with some gloss on the hammer marks and edges. Several rivets on the mace hold it together.

Four serrated flanges curve in to form a crown at the tip of the mace. Red inlays are engraved into the flanges, they are faint in size and distinction, and emit a slight glow.

On the central head of the mace there are four secondary flanges attached to the handle used as a support for the primary flanges, decorative engravings run down the length of these.

The handle of the mace has two sections separated with a metal ring, each section has two parallel metal beams and three adjacent metal clasps. Brown leather strips are held down by the clasps and provide the grip for the handle. The handle has a metal ring on the bottom and continues to the pommel of the mace which has four small tertiary flanges in the form of spikes with a blunt exterior and bladed interior. They show visible warping from hammering during crafting.

## Locations

Unenchanted Daedric maces begin to appear throughout Skyrim at level 46 and enchanted maces can be found at level 47, albeit very rarely. These locations include:

* Blacksmiths and general goods merchants.
* Found as random loot in chests.
* Enchanted maces dropped as random loot by Revered or Legendary Dragons.
* The Dremora Merchant with the Black Market power.

## Smithing

A Daedric Mace requires a Smithing level of 90 and the Daedric Smithing perk to create. It can be forged at a blacksmith's forge with the following components:

* 1 x Daedra Heart
* 1 x Leather Strips
* 3 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.

## Atronach Forge

A Daedric Mace can also be crafted at the Atronach Forge, but it requires a Sigil Stone that can only be obtained via Conjuration Ritual Spell, which in itself requires a Conjuration skill of 90.

The Atronach Forge requires the following components to create a Daedric Mace:

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

## See also

* Daedric Weapons (Skyrim)
* Maces (Skyrim)

## 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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Daedra Lord

*Not to be confused with Daedric Princes.*

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Bendu Olo

## Bendu Olo

### Affiliation

Anvil
All Flags Navy

### Family

Olaj Olo (unknown relative)
Rusio Olo (descendant)

### Title(s)

The Baron-Admiral

*For the character in Oblivion, see Bendu Olo (Oblivion).*
**Bendu Olo** was the Colovian Imperial king of Anvil during the First Era and the Baron-Admiral of the All Flags Navy who led the campaign to wipe out the Sload from the coral kingdom of Thras in 1E 2200 after the Thrassian Plague. The All Flags Navy consisted of forces from the sources of the Colovian Estates, Nibenay Valley, Summerset Isles, Hammerfell, and likely High Rock as well. Following the sinking of Thras, he returned to his home city and began converting the then Anvil Fortress into the Castle Anvil.

It is possible that Bendu Olo is in someway related to Olaj Olo, the supposed Nordic demi-god of mead, who fought alongside Ysgramor's Five Hundred Companions, and Rusio Olo, a knight of the Order of the Hour.

## Trivia

* The alpha build screenshots for *The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind* use "Bendu" as the player's name.
* Bendu Olo's name appears as the default name for the player character in *The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Construction Set*.
* In the game manual for *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*, the character that the game developers use is called Bendu Olo. His name is also used as an example character in the official tutorial for creating a quest in *Skyrim*'s Creation Kit.
* In the preview video for Template:Blades shown at Bethesda's E3 conference in 2018, the name of the player character is Bendu Olo.

## References

1. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Wild Regions*
2. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Cyrodiil*
3. ↑ *Journal of Tsona-Ei, Part One*
4. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, Third Edition: Hammerfell*
5. ↑ *Statue of Rusio Olo*

**Notice**: The following are unlicensed references. They are not copyrighted by a ZeniMax Media company, but can still be considered part of *The Elder Scrolls* lore and are included for completeness.
1. ↑ *Special ZOS Lore Master Interview with Lawrence Schick*
2. ↑ *The Five Hundred Mighty Companions or Thereabouts of Ysgramor the Returned*
Consort

A **consort**, also called **King Consort** or **Queen Consort**, **High King Consort** or **High Queen Consort**, and in the Empire as **Emperor Consort**, **Empress Consort** and **Imperial Consort**, sometimes called **Consort of the Emperor/Empress**, is a spouse or companion of a reigning monarch. The recent consort is Clevius Tulicci, who passed away in 5E 1042.

## Role

In general, the consorts of Emperors, High Kings, or Kings have no power per se, which it was used as a spouse, concubine or companion, in particular the spouse of a reigning monarch. Consorts often held an informal sort of power that was dependent on what opportunities were afforded to him/her. Should she produce a healthy heir or heiress, have an amiable personality, ambition and piety then chances were higher for him/her to gain this informal type of power.

A consort may be appointed Regent or a acting monarch if the King or Emperor is clearly unable to rule or the King or Emperor himself may make her Regent when he/she is absent. This is usually only done if the Queen Consort has sufficient education, nerve and political experience, however. For example, Jenassa, wife of Empress Marcella Varian become the *de facto* regent of the Empire during her war against the Third Dominion during the War of the Red Dragon at the final months of the Fourth Era.

## Known Consorts

* Ryatchis, a consort of King Dumac Dwarfking
* Morihaus, the first consort of Alessia
* Jenassa, empress consort of Marcella Varian
* Favis at-Veraan (later Emperor Flavius Varian), a High King consort of Yisine of Hammerfell
* Clevius Tulicci, a consort of Cyrodiil, and husband of Romana Avento II

## See also

* Emperor
* High King
* King
* Usurper
* Prince
* Potentate

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *The Consort of the Empire*
2. ↑ Events of *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion*
3. ↑ Loading Screen in *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion*
4. ↑ *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Post Akaviri*
5. ↑ *Regents of Tamriel*
6. ↑ *Spouse of the Empire*

**Notice**: The following are unlicensed references. They are not copyrighted by a ZeniMax Media company, but can still be considered part of *The Elder Scrolls* lore and are included for completeness.
1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *History of the Consorts of Cyrodiil*
Characters

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Bosmeri Pantheon

*Main article: Pantheons of Tamriel*
The **Bosmeri Pantheon** is the set of gods worshiped by the Bosmer. As with the Altmer, the Bosmer worship Auri-El as the king of the gods, and tend to trace their lineages back to him. The most important deity in the Bosmeri pantheon, however, is Y'ffre, who is known as the "spirit of the now" (the present), in contrast with the nature of Auri-El.

## List of revered and worshiped gods

### Y'ffre

*Main article: Y'ffre*
Y'ffre the Storyteller is the defining deity of Bosmeri religion. While Auri-El might be the king of the gods, the Bosmer revere Y'ffre as the spirit of "the now," who transformed himself into the first of the Ehlnofey and established the laws of nature. According to legend, Y'ffre offered the ancient Bosmer a way to defeat their enemies, providing they did not consume, harm, or harvest any of Valenwood's plants. This deal between the Bosmer and Y'ffre is known as the Green Pact, of which one of the results is the ritual called the Wild Hunt. As per the "Meat Mandate" (a core tenet of the Green Pact), Bosmer are exclusively and religiously carnivorous, and must consume the flesh of any fallen foe. They can also not smoke or otherwise consume any plants from Valenwood, having to resort to their signature Bugsmoke.

### Auri-El

*Main article: Auri-El*
Auri-El the Time Dragon is the king of gods, chief of many elven pantheons. Most Altmer and Bosmer claim direct descent from Auri-El. The god took part in the creation of the mortal plane.

### Ius

*Main article: Ius*
Ius the Extremely Agitated is a god of which the statues can be seen throughout Valenwood (and some parts of Hammerfell and Elsweyr), said to answer the prayers of animals. He is portrayed as a misshapen humanoid, carrying a rod and a large set of scales (although local worshipers do not know the reason for him to carry the scales). Legend has it that, answering to an ox's cry for help, eating the farmer that threatened its life and then disappearing. Another myth speaks of a vengeful pet wombat who asked Ius to block the gate of Rockcreek's palace with an equipment store, causing the royal family to go mad and eat one another (and the wombat).

### Others

Other gods in the Bosmeri pantheon:

* Arkay
* Z'en
* Xarxes
* Baan Dar
* Mara
* Stendarr
* Lorkhan
* Herma-Mora
* Jone
* Jode
* Wilderking

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Varieties of Faith in the Empire*
2. ↑ *Valenwood: A Study*
3. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Aldmeri Dominion*
4. ↑ *The Green Pact and the Dominion*
5. ↑ *Ius, Animal God*
6. ↑ Events of *The Elder Scrolls Online*