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Crow and Raven

***Crow and Raven*** is a fictional work written in an unknown Era by an unknown author. The book consists of three short fables about a raven and a crow.

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row and Raven were watching Cormorant dive for fish. "I wish I could dive," said Crow. "I like to eat fish." "What?" said Raven. "Are you saying Cormorant can do something that you cannot? That's absurd. You're twice the bird Cormorant is." "You're right!" said Crow, and he dove deep into the water. Half a minute later he thrashed his way back to the surface. Raven stood nearby. "Raven!" gasped Crow. "Why did you say that? I nearly drowned!" Raven shrugged and said, "I like to eat birds."
Crow and Raven were watching Mourning Dove take a bath in a shallow pool. "I believe I shall take a bath as well," said Crow. He flew down, splashed about in the pool, and then flew back up next to Raven. "That's better!" said Crow. "Why is that?" said Raven. "Your feathers, and your beak, and your eyes are just as black as before." "True," said Crow, "but when I flew down to the pool it startled Mourning Dove, and she flew to her nest. Now I know where it is." "Eggs for lunch!" said Raven.

Crow and Raven sat in the tree above the roadside inn, above a drover snoring in a drunken stupor. Crow cocked his head and said, "That sleeping person has a shiny pin on his shirt." "It's an award," said Raven. "He got it for drinking ale. If you drink the rest of the ale in his mug, you'll get a shiny pin, too." "Shiny pin!" said Crow. He flew down to the table, drank the rest of the ale, and then fell over and couldn't get up. Raven flew down and plucked the pin from the drover's shirt. "Shiny pin!" she said, and flew off.
Clivia Tharn

Titles | * Empress
* Empress Dowager
 Allegiances | * House Tharn
* House Longhouse
* Emperor Varen I Aquilarios

**Clivia Tharn** was the Empress Regent of the Empire of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum of the mid-Second Era, and a member of the influential Tharn family. She was the consort to both Emperor Leovic I Longhouse and Emperor Varen I Aquilarios, and assumed the role of regent following Varen's presumed death during the Soulburst. She oversaw the maintenance of the rapidly-crumbling Empire, yet in the end did little to stop it due to the influence of her close adviser and puppet-master, Mannimarco. Through Clivia the King of Worms effectively ruled the Empire, paving the way for his own master, Molag Bal, and the ongoing Planemeld.

Sometime into Clivia's rule she was secretly abducted and replaced with a daedra known as Molag Kena, who used a glamour to give herself the appearance of the Empress Regent. This duplicity was uncovered in 2E 582, and Clivia was presumed dead after a search for her uncovered nothing of her whereabouts. It is also possible that the imperial nobility were not interested in Clivia's return, as she was not a legitimate Empress Regnant to begin with, and was originally sympathetic with Mannimarco and his Worm Cult.

## Appearance and Character

Clivia had pale skin, light grey eyes, and bright brown hair. She had a harsh, hard, yet beautiful face which many claimed was a perfect combination of her father and mother. Ever-poised and proper, Clivia embodied all that was expected of a lady in Imperial high society. With the aid of her father, Abnur Tharn, she successfully married into high positions and secured copious amounts of power for her family, as well as herself.

According to Abnur Tharn himself, Clivia grew into a shrewd and ruthlessly ambitious woman, traits which were apparent even in her youth. She yearned for power, and even after her plans to become empress were foiled with the deaths of her imperial husbands, she clung to power as Empress Regent for as long as she could. It is suspected she might have even attempted to declare herself Empress Regnant, if not for her untimely disappearance, showcasing the heights of her ambitions.

Despite her shrewdness, Clivia was easily swayed by Mannimarco, indicating that she could easily be bought with promises of power and glory. During her short rule of the Empire she also made little attempt to repair the fracturing realm, as her allegiance belonged squarely with the King of Worms and his plot to merge Tamriel with Coldharbour. In this sense it is difficult to say she would have been a good ruler, even under calmer times, as she routinely put her own advancement above the well-being of her subjects and Empire.

## Quotes about Clivia

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> Ah, fair Clivia. My charming girl grew to be a ruthlessly ambitious woman. I taught her well.
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> —Abnur Tharn about Clivia
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> She is comfortably lodged in Mannimarco's pocket, along with my nephew, Javad. I doubt they've given my disappearance a second thought.
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> —Abnur Tharn about Clivia's allegiance to Mannimarco
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Eulogy for Emperor Varen

***Eulogy for Emperor Varen*** is a eulogy written in the Second Era by Abnur Tharn, High Chancellor of the Elder Council during the Planemeld crisis. The eulogy was written for Emperor Varen I Aquilarios of the Empire of Cyrodiil.

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Emperor Varen! How briefly you blazed across our sky, like a skymetal shard shining out to light our way through the darkness!
Noble Varen! Devout Varen! Varen Aquilarios! Son of a Colovian duke, paragon of physical prowess, wily fox of strategic cunning, you sought to restore our Empire to the glory of the Days of the Remans. You showed us the way. If only we, your subjects, had been worthy of the challenge you presented us!

When Leovic sat upon the Ruby Throne, you urged your fellow Colovians to be loyal to their Emperor, despite his eccentricities. It was only when Leovic, misled by wicked councilors, declared worship of the Daedric Princes legal and protected in the Empire, that you cried, "Enough!" and took up your righteous sword.

And the Colovians rose behind you! After an initial defeat at the hands of the Emperor's troops at Fort Ash, you took command of the Legion of Chorrol and sent Leovic reeling back into the Heartland. Word spread that Cyrodiil had a saviour, and that Reman's true heir had come at last. The Colovian Estates rose as one under your dragon banner, and eastward you marched.

The war that followed was bitter and terrible, replete with stunning victories, desperate gambits, and reversals on both sides. The might of the Imperial Legions, bolstered by Reachman auxiliaries and daedric magic, were almost impossible to overcome. But you, Varen, had the might of right on your side! Finally you fought your way to the Imperial Palace and cut down Leovic in the Imperial Throne Room.

But alas, our Emperor Varen, you wore the Amulet of Kings for all too short a time. It is said that your ambition for restoring your people to greatness led you to plumb secrets of the gods best left untouched. Why did you leave us, O Varen, on that night of storms and trembling terrain, and where did you go? Surely you are dead, for you would not leave your people so bereft if yet you lived.

We remember you, Emperor Varen, and somehow strive to go on, trying to live up to your shining example. But we know we shall never see your like again.
Faindor Valren

* Mages Guild (formerly)

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## Quotes by Faindor

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> **Alanwe**: By the Empyrean Light! The Altmeri do not openly criticise their elders! Were you conceived by orcs? What's wrong with you?
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> **Faindor**: I might as well be an orc, the way my parents shipped me off to you. But you know that, don't you, Alanwe? You're all such lovely elves.
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> —Faindor and Alanwe Heledan about his insubordination
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> Please, have you read this garbage? Your husband knows nothing about conjuration. What does he even teach here? What is his purpose? Besides paying for this building? He's an insult to your kind. Your kind meaning mages. All the mages. In the world.
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> —Faindor to Alanwe Heledan about her husband
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## Quotes about Faindor

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> Our tormentors washed him in fire during the day, and he slept only to face the same all over again. I hope he can rest easy, now.
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> —Alanwe Heledan about Faindor's torture
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> He was a student of mine, though far from a good one. Yet I was fond of him all the same. He was the unruly son of a noble Altmer family, and he resented me and everyone here. But he had an instinctual, magical spark that the Mages Guild lacked the patience to stoke. He became the greatest mage the Agea Relle ever produced. Better than my husband, said the Altmeri diplomats who visited during Faindor's graduation. The day Faindor was to leave, my husband solidified his daedric pact. And you know Faindor's fate.
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> —Alanwe Heledan about Faindor
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Elion I Caidan

**Elion I Caidan**, known as **Elion the Godstouched**, was the mythic first Summer King and the founder of House Caidan. Legend has that he was married to Allannia and was the builder of Sunhold.

## History

According to legend, Elion won the love of Allannia, the daughter of the sea god and the goddess of the wind, during the early Merethic Era, convincing her divine parents to calm the seas and bring great winds to carry the Aldmeri ships across the Eltheric Ocean during the Exodus to Tamriel. Being the natural and charismatic leader that Elion was, he eventually won the love and respect of Allannia, who gave him her maidenhead, committing herself to a mortal life.

King Elion went on to build the great castle of Sunhold, which in later millennia would expand into a great harbour city and regional capitol of the Summerlands. During his reign he would also build other fortifications across the Summerlands, though did not venture beyond. Some families in the Summerlands today claim proudly that their ancestral seats were built by Elion himself millennia ago.

Elion supposedly reigned for over five-hundred years. Sapiarch Talindrel proposed that the five-hundred year reign of Elion was in fact a succession of monarchs all bearing the same name. The Summer Kings of old from House Caidan were fond of naming their male children Elion, particularly their firstborn heirs, complicating the research of sapiarchs.
Dark Arts

The **dark arts**, also known as **dark magic**, is the name ascribed to magic that is considered immoral, evil, or malevolent. It typically includes necromancy, blood magic, and a variety of summoning spells relating to the summoning of demons and daedra. The term tends to be used only by those uneducated in magic, as a practiced sorcerer would understand the nuances that differentiate the multiple magics termed "dark arts".

Necromancy is sometimes called the 'dark arts'.

## History

The Mages Guild of the Second and Third Eras restricted the practise of the dark arts, banning necromancy and blood magic entirely and requiring heavy supervision as well as prior experitse for any summoning of daedric creatures.
Del's Claim Report

**Del's Claim Report** was a report written in the late Second Era by Lennoon, a guardsman of Vulkhel Guard's city watch. It tells of how Lennoon informed his captain, Astanya Salingal, that he and his fellow guardsmen intended upon siezing Del's Claim, a lapis lazuli mine near Vulkhel Guard, as per Queen Ayrenn I's direct command while she was visiting Vulkhel Guard on her royal progress.

## Contents

Captain,
Unless you have any further objections, we're going to claim that mine. The Queen has commanded it, and we have the men needed to deal with any problems. It's far enough from the road out of Vulkhel Guard that we don't anticipate any issues.

Feel free to drop in any time, but we should require no further assistance in this matter.

—Lennoon
Empire of Cyrodiil

The **Empire of Cyrodiil**, also referred to as the **Second Empire**, was the continuation of the Second Empire in its centralmost provinces during the Interregnum of the Second Era. It did not distinguish itself from the Second Empire in nearly any way, claiming the title 'Emperor of Cyrodiil' for its rulers, maintaining as their standard the imperial banner of the Second Empire, and even calling themselves the 'Second Empire'. However, history posthumously remembers the Empire of Cyrodiil as being a quasi-separate entity from the Second Empire proper due to its radical change in territory, power, and influence.
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The **inheritance customs** in Tamriel are vague, uncodified, and subject to varying interpretations. Equal-preference primogeniture is customary, but not binding. The eldest child of a person is their heir, followed by their younger children. One of the only exceptions is Hammerfell, where the inheritance laws are based on Yokudan customs. As such, inheritance in Hammerfell is based on a child's gender, and not the necessarily the order of birth, preferring males to females, though a man's daughters will still inherit before his brothers. However, regardless of the firstborn preference, Lords can choose to name a younger child as their heir, or the child of another. When there is no clear heir, a widow might lay claim on the lands. Claims might also be presented to a lord's liege. Bastards cannot inherit unless they are legitimised. Yet, even when they are legitimised, it is not clear whether they join the line of succession in order of birth, or simply come after all trueborn children.

At various times in history Houses or lordships such as House Rilis have changed their own inheritance laws, sometimes restricting their inheritance to being gender-based where it was not before. However, such changes are extrordinarily rare as customs are generally uniform acros one's culture.

Inheritance customs in orc strongholds are also known to be gender-based, though unlike Hammerfell the orcs completely bar women from inheriting, even if they are the only surviving offspring of their father. This is reflective of female orc's relatively submissive role in orcish society. *Read more...*
Dominion Broadsheet

***Domiion Broadsheet*** was a notice spread throughout the island of Khenarthi's Roost near 2E 582, heralding the arrival of the Aldmeri Dominion to the island, which at the time was divided by political tension between the Kingdom of Pyandonea and the Dominion.

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Good Citizens of Khenarthi's Roost!
You've doubtless noted the presence of THALMOR REPRESENTATIVES on your fair island. These ALDMERI DOMINION deputies herald your bright future!

Rejoice, for the majestic GOLD FLEET—pride of the Dominion navy!—shall soon arrive at the FREE PORT OF MISTRAL for protracted revictualing!

Innkeepers, empty your beds! Merchants, triple-stock your stalls! NUMEROUS DOMINION SOLDIERS will have coin to spend on their EXTENDED SHORE LEAVE!

Prosperity! Security! Unity!
Coming of the Aldmer

The **Coming of the Aldmer**, **Crossing of the Aldmer**, or **Arrival of the Aldmer**, refers to the arrival of Aldmer from the Summerset Archipelago to mainland Tamriel, which occurred after the explorations of Topal the Pilot. The time when this occurred is disputed; some sources indicate X thousand years ago in ME X, though some sapiarchs like X claim it was X thousand years ago in ME X. Many of the petty kingdoms of the Nedes were destroyed by Aldmeri invaders. The takeover was sometimes peaceful, however, with intermarriage between Aldmer and Nede, eventually resulting in races such as the Bretons.

## Concequences

The Aldmer introduced writing, as before that time the Nedes only used runes for carving on stone. Everything since written about the Merethic Era, originates from stories written down by priests. The Altmer also introduced weapons of steel. Knighthood and chivalry spread through most of Tamriel, especially in High Rock.

During and following the Aldmeri arrival, four independent kingdoms of Tamriel emerged: the realms of the Direnni Hegemony, the Kingdom of the North, the Kingdom of Valenwood, and the Kingdom of the Heartlands. The Kingdom of the North would eventually be overthrown by Atmoran invaders in the late Merethic Era; the Aldmeri settlers in the Kingdom of Valenwood would eventually evolve into the modern day Bosmer; the Aldmer of the Direnni Hegemony almost immediately began to intermarry with the petty Nedic kings of High Rock, the children of which would go on to become the Bretons; and the Aldmeri settlers of the Kingdom of the Heartland would eventually evolve into the Ayleids of old, spreading their territory across Tamriel and over time becoming an empire in their own right.

The Aldmer that remained on the Summerset Archipelago would go on to become the modern-day Altmer, and while they are distinguished by name, in truth there is little to no physiological difference between them and the Aldmer of old. They would go on to form six kingdoms which ruled the region until Aerel's Invasion in 1E 366.
Crimes of the Daggerfall Covenant

***Crimes of the Daggerfall Covenant*** was a political work written during the Three Banners War of the Second Era by Aicantar Farnan, an Altmeri scholar of Shimmerene. The book details the moral inferiority upon which the Second Daggerfall Covenant stood during the war for the Ruby Throne.

## Contents

he kingdoms of the Daggerfall Covenant are inhabited by mongrel upstarts who have cruelly suppressed our Direnni cousins: the high elves who are the rightful rulers of northwest Tamriel. They were largely complicit in the rise of the dangerous and genocidal fanatics known as the Alessian Order. They allow their pirates to prey on Aldmeri shipping. The Bretons are also so indiscriminate that they have accepted the bestial Orsimer as allies (Orsimer! Can you imagine?). Though capable of mustering substantial brute force, there is no evidence that these degraded hybrids have the wisdom or learning to deal with the mystical disaster now threatening the Mundus. They must be disciplined and subdued as rapidly as possible, so the Dominion can get on with the business of saving the world… and protecting it in the future.
Ealcil Chamius

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## Quotes by Ealcil

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> I'm not surprised Gathwen sealed herself in that tomb. Everyone knows how she felt about Rurelion. When a puppy follows you day and night, it wants the occasional scratch behind the ears. More fool him!
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> —Ealcil describing Gathwen's relationship with her mentor, Rurelion Athius
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> These Sea Viper rituals are barbaric, but quite effective. The hurricane they summoned to dash our fleet against Khenarthi's Roost? That's nothing compared to their current efforts.
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> —Ealcil about the Maormeri attempt to wreak havoc upon Khenarthi's Roost using powerful storm magic
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## Quotes about Ealcil

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> The Mourning Stone's endless water supply tied Uldor's spirit to his body. When Ealcil removed the Mourning Stone from the temple, he set Uldor free. Once again, Ealcil's sloppy methods nearly cause the death of me.
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> —Rurelion Athius explaining how Ealcil inadvertantly caused much chaos
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Cinnabar Barrim

**Cinnabar Barrim**, also known as **Cinnabar of Taneth**, is a Redguard scholar from the royal House of Barrim, the ruling dynasty of Taneth. It is believed by some that she was a member of the Mages Guild, yet no historical sources exist to corroborate this claim, and surviving Guild records from the time are either scarce or lost to time.

Cinnabar had a well-known deeply-seeded rivalry with a fellow scholar, Phrastus of Elinhir, primarily motivated by his commoner background, contrasting sharply with Cinnabar's own noble lineage.

## Written Works

* *Aetherial Fragments*
* *The Glenmoril Wyrd*
* *In Defense of Prince Hubalajad*
* *The Knightly Orders of High Rock*
* *Mysteries of the Mundus Stones*
* *Persistence of Daedric Veneration*
* *Ra Gada Workmanship*
* *Saint and Slave-Queen*
* *Subtropical Cyrodiil: A Speculation*
* *Tu'whacca, Arkay, Xarxes*
* *Who Are the Wardens?*

## Quotes by Cinnabar

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> Unlike my contemporary, Phrastus of Elinhir, who alienates readers with his self-serving agenda, I find that starting with an unbiased, concrete example works best as an introduction.
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> —words of Cinnabar in *Aetherial Fragments*
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## Quotes about Cinnabar

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> ...the flaws in her methods of scholarship have been well-documented elsewhere.
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> —words of Phrastus of Elinhir in *The Heartland of Cyrodiil*
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Couplets in Admiration of the Dead

"**Couplets in Admiration of the Dead**" was a work of poetry by Ferordomas, an Altmer necromancer and necrophiliac of the Second Era. The work details Ferordomas' attraction to corpses, as well as indiacting a possible explanation for his necromantic practices.

## Contents

There is no living beauty compares
With corpses and their glassy stares

I feel a thrill when I gaze upon
The bodies of the dead and gone

Cadavers cannot refuse your request
Cold and silent, they suit me best

My heart begins to jump and dance
At the very thought of nec-romance
Courtesan

**Courtesan** is a profession which uses charm, refinement, and sexuality to attract high status suitors, patrons and lovers. Courtesans can be both men and women. They are chiefly found in Hammerfell, most notably Abah's Landing, which is renowned throughout the world for its famous courtesans.

## Abah's Watch

Abah's Landing is also renowned worldwide for its courtesans, they enjoy high status and are famous worldwide.

Every courtesan has their own servants to work for them. The beauty of famed courtesans has inspired many a song. They are showered with gifts from goldsmiths and craftsmen beg for their custom. Nobility and rich merchants pay the courtesans large amounts of money to appear alongside them at events, and Redguards are known to kill each other in their names.

Some Redguard courtesans are famous, respected and wealthy and enjoy a kind of celebrity status as well as a certain kind of mystique. They are cultured and beautiful.

Some families have produced many generations of courtesans, such as X, it is likely that there are other Redguard courtesan families.
Ebony Blade History

**Ebony Blade History**was a warning note written sometime in the Fourth Era during House X's rule of Whiterun. The note was meant to warn anyone who had gotten into a secret room in Dragonsreach, Whiterun's castle, to leave immemdiately and to not touch the Ebony Blade.

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To anyone reading this: BEWARE THIS BLADE
It is hoped that the only people having access to this room should be the Jarl of Whiterun and his trusted wizard. If anyone else is reading this, please understand the magnitude of your folly, turn around, and never even speak of this room or this blade to anyone.

It has corrupted and perverted the desires of great men and women. Yet its power is without equal—to kill while your victim smiles at you. Only a daedra most foul could have concocted such a malevolent and twisted weapon. But it appears that all who wield it end up with the crazed eyes of those wild men who roam the hills chattering with rabbits.

It is not to be trifled with. Not even the hottest fires of the Skyforge could melt it; indeed the coals themselves seemed to cool when it was placed within. We cannot destroy it, and we would not have it fall into the hands of our enemies. So we keep it, hidden, dark and deep within Dragonsreach, never to be used.

Woe be to any who choose to take it.
Doshia's Journal

**Doshia's Journal** was a journal kept in the late Second Era by Doshia, a daedra in the service of Molag Bal. The journal was written in a coded version of an ancient daedric language, and is thus unreadable without a trained translator.

## Contents

Merson ele champb. Warter gon bley doy ronnero esterr.
Sale jene son fersha flo luch era myencha. zie car rho cram edersh pos branto bersond alva ague myer anav sutiell sonz rhodge.

Chenoza

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Ngu nozarna hamben …………………………………………………………… king klawson. Willso lawforn fullson pen flyncis elli adozar mon blawre jen nerodri graynch farks pagne jamson powel burnavi spayl.
Dwarven Writings

***Dwarven Writings*** was a note written in an unknown Era by an unknown author. The note is in Dwemeris, the language of the Dwemer of old. The only legible words were translated by hand many years prior.

## Contents

*<The writings are in indecipherable Dwemeris, save for a set of translated phrases scrawled by a different hand.>*
RAISE THE SKYSTONE

FORGED IN BLACKFIRE

SOUND THE CHANGE

BROKEN IN INFINITY

ENACT THE REUNION
City Watch of Alinor

The **City Watch of Alinor** are the defenders of the city of Alinor (including Eldarhall) and the enforcers of the law, sworn only to the Marble Throne. The Watch presumably falls under the bailiwick of the master of laws.

There are three sets of barracks for the City Watch: the East Barracks by the X Gate, the West Barracks by the X Gate, and one located within Eldarhall.

## Appearance

The City Watch wear cloaks, usually made of heavy wool. They are equipped with mail armour, steel cudgels, steel spears, dirks, and longswords. They can be used as guards, foot soldiers, or in some cases, as mounted lancers. Nonetheless, the watchmen are not true soldiers.
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## Joining

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## Guidelines

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(Though not a requirement, it is recommended to make your server nickname your FANDOM username for ease of communication.)
Father of the Faithful

**Father of the Faithful**or **Mother of the Faithful** is an honourary title held by the Emperor of Tamriel, indicating their role as the leader of the Faith of the Eight.

## History

The title first came into use during the Second Empire, when the title of the emperor that was used under the Alessian Empire, Emperor, Lord of Heaven, and King-ut-Cyrod, was replaced by Emperor of Cyrodiil. The honourific 'Lord of Heaven' was also dropped, instead replaced by Father or Mother of the Faithful, which has been used by every reigning emperor since the days of the Second Empire.
Death Hound

**Death hounds**, also known as **hellhounds**, are creatures in some legends, presumably being supernatural canines.

## Culture

Stories are told of vampires using death hounds as supernatural guardians, however, despite the existence of vampires being common knowledge, it is unknown if such tales are true or not, as few have lived to tell the tale.
Eunuch

A **eunuch** is a man who has been castrated or emasculated, before or after puberty. Most people would not volunteer their young sons to become eunuchs, and most men would not choose to be castrated or emasculated. Therefore, most eunuchs are slaves who have had no choice in the matter.

## Eunuchs in Tamriel

In Tamriel castration appears to serve as a severe punishment and deterrent, though castration has been known to take place in daedric rituals.
Elorne

**Elorne** is one of the constituent regions of the Summerset Archipelago on the continent of Tamriel. It used to be a sovereign nation before the Arana unification, after which it formed part of the Kingdom of Summer and Sea. Following Aerel's Invasion Elorne was united into the Summerset Isles along with the rest of the archipelago.

The demonym used for its inhabitants is 'elornishmen' or 'elornishwomen'. It is common for people to shorten this in coloquial speak to *'lornishmen* and *'lornishwomen*.

Elorne is ruled from the city of Shimmerene by House Liaren. Notable Houses have included X, X, X, X, and X.
Coral

**Corals** are marine invertebrates which live in colonies. Their skeletons can be used for jewellery.

## Culture

Ornamental coral is used among the Maormer of Pyandonea, and to a lesser extent by the Altmer of the Summerset Archipelago.

Coastal regions of Tamriel might see nobles wearing ornamental coral as jewellery.

Altars in chantries of the Church of Alaxon can be inlaid with mother-of-pearl and coral.

Some crabs on the Summerset Archipelago are born with coral fused to them, known as coral crabs. This is typically seen only in areas dense with coral, such as the Coral Forest of Elorne.
Digging Orders

***Digging Orders*** was a note written in the late Second Era by the sea elf captain Camandar. The orders were directed at his crew, which were looting some Aldmeri ruins on Auridon's coast, an island of the Summerset Archipelago.

## Contents

All right, listen up, you dogs! I want this place stripped bare. Take anything that looks valuable or powerful. We managed to sneak past those idiot high elves. Now's our chance. If the rumors are true, there's something in this hole that will let us blast that smug look off their stupid faces. Just you watch. Now, dig!
—Camandar the Amazing
Dark Ministrations

***Dark Ministrations*** was a journal kept around 2E 582 by an unknown cultist of Vaermina from the Frostedge sellsword company. It reveals how the sellsword company used the Hozzin's Folly Ruins on the island of Bleakrock to conduct a daedric ritual.

## Contents

This old tomb is the perfect place to practice our craft. No one will venture down here past the mine.
The offerings are complete. The Lady of Nightmares has opened the way. We've been given our own small pocket of this sacred realm. Construction begins tonight to create a suitable temple in Her honour...

Once the temple is complete, we expect the realm will expand soon. The Unspeakable Sigil's consecration went just as we had hoped. My son will live forever at Her side.

Scamps, the smallest of Her children, are appearing in the temple and deep in the mine. This can only be a sign of Her love and favor!

However, I had expected our pocket of Oblivion to be twice the size it is now. Is the Lady displeased with us? Some of us have hatched a plan to sacrifice more of the faithful. Surely that will capture Her attention and earn our just reward!
Companions

The **Companions** are a legendary sellsword company operational throughout Skyrim. They are headquartered in Jorrvaskr in the city of Whiterun, the capital of Whiterun Hold. According to legend, the company was founded by King Ysgramor himself during the Return, at which point the Companions allegedly numbered in the 500s. While the Companions once numbered in the hundreds and operated throughout Skyrim, their numbers have dwindled in recent centuries. Despite competition from the Fighters Guild fading in the Fourth Era, the Companions have been unable to regain the initiative in taking on contracts.

The Companions hold a deep reverence for the ancient Nord king Ysgramor, and remain the keepers of his axe Wuuthrad centuries after the king's death, reflected in their emblem being the axe head of Wuuthrad. Carrying on ancient Nordic traditions, the Companions value strength and bravery in the face of adversity. This bravery is renowned throughout Skyrim, and Nords have traditionally contracted the Companions to handle threats on their behalf, ranging from a rampaging giant, to wolves terrorising farming villages, to exterminating a den of vampires.

While the Companions are first and foremost a sellsword company, it has been many centuries since they accepted contracts from kings and jarls in their political struggles. Early in the Companions' history it was decided that they would take no part in the squabbles of the high lords, instead pledging to protect the people of Skyrim directly. In this vein they have accepted contracts from kings, jarls, and thanes only insofar as the purpose of the contract is to aid the smallfolk of their domains (e.g., taking a contract from a jarl to root out a group of bandits harassing a local village).

## Known Members

* Kodlak Whitemane
* Aela
* Farkas
* Skjor
* Vilkas
* Athis
* Njada Stonearm
* Ria
* Torvar
* Vignar Gray-Mane
* Eorlund Gray-Mane
* Brill
* Tilma
Copper

**Copper** is a red-orange base metal. The colour "copper" refers to a reddish brown. Bronze is an alloy made of copper and tin.

## Usage

Copper can be used for tubs, helmets, funnels, armours, shields, silks, bands, kettles, and ornamention.

Copper is used as the material for some coins in Tamriel, such as copper septims, pennies, and half-pennies.

## Culture

People with red or orange hair may be said to have copper hair.
Espionage

**Espionage** or spying involves a spy ring made up of individuals obtaining information considered secret or confidential without the permission of the holder of the information in order to benefit from that information, especially when participating in the political world. The chief spy is called a spymaster.

## Known Spies

* The Eyes of the Queen – spies answerable directly to Queen Ayrenn I Arana of the Summerset Isles.
* The Ring of Daggers – spies answerable directly to King Emeric I Cumberland of Wayrest.
* The Hidden Armigers – spies answerable directly to King Jorunn the Skald King of Eastern Skyrim.
* Rhaethen Arana – first Lord Inquisitor of the Summerset Isles.
* Sanessalmo Helerie – first Lord Inquisitor to Ayrenn I Arana of the Summerset Isles.
* Razum-dar – second Lord Inquisitor to Ayrenn I Arana of the Summerset Isles.
* Howar Frosher – spymaster for the Kingdom of Daggerfall during the Three Banners War.
* Tamonir – Master of Secrets to Queen X of Taneth.
Кайнские Шахты

> *"Господи, сколько здесь ходов?" - Р.*
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## Описание

Кайнские шахты - старый, до сих пор работающий карьер и шахта по совместительству, расположенный к северо-востоку от самого Кайна .Некоторые шахтёры находили там золотые самородки, что говорит о наличии золотой жилы неподалёку. Однако, доказательств этому не было никаких.

Самый известный такой миф - жила Амадея. Бывший шахтёр, который, по слухам, нашёл золотую жилу, но таинственным образом исчез. Жила так найдена и не была, как и сам шахтёр.
Draugurkin

The **Draugurkin** were an outlaw organisation of the Second Era that were active in Skyrim and Hammerfell during the Three Banners War. The organisation collected prised artefacts, often magical in nature, to sell to interested buyers, sometimes being contracted by wealthy patrons to acquire specific relics. They were known for using less than honourable methods in completing their contracts, even welcoming necromancers within their ranks.

The few necromancers within the Draugurkin eventually steered the organisation towards seeking out powerful artefacts for the necromancers themselves to use in their quest to gain more power and knowledge. After the death of the organisation's leaders in 2E 588, the Draugurkin fractured and eventually parted ways.

## History

The leaders of the organisation were eventually slain by Shelaria and Fennorian Ravenwatch, who were both individually investigating their activities before crossing paths and combining their efforts.

## Known Members

* Kjalnar Tombskald, one of the leading necromancers of the Draugurkin.
* Voria the Heart-Thief, one of the leading necromancers of the Draugurkin.
* Nabor the Forgotten
* Hakgrym the Howler

## Quotes

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> A depraved band of necromancers and cutthroats. Nords mostly. They deal in magical trinkets and relics—selling their discoveries to the highest bidder.
> They're scoundrels, one and all, but I can't help but admire their diligence.
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Divine Prosecution

The **Divine Prosecution** are knights inquisitor tasked by the Marble Throne to investigate and punish threats across Alinor, occasionally even sacrilegious behaviour. They are officially a branch of the Thalmor, though in practice they often operate independently from one another; the Divine Prosecution has its own representative on the high council, and has deep-seeded connections with the Church, of which it used to be a militant branch.
Faelian Errinorne

Titles | * Lord of the Stepstone Isles
* Helara Errinorne

**Faelian Errinorne** was the Lord of the Stepstone Isles during the days of Aerel's Invasion of the Summerset Archipelago. He was the grandfather of King Aerel I Arana of the Summerset Isles, and was eventually granted the lordship of Skywatch for his support during the conquest.

## Appearance and Character

Faelian had the classic Ayleid features of silver hair and olive skin, though his eyes were emerald green.

Throughout his life Faelian greatly desired to bring his House back to prominence, as they had been relegated to a wayward colony of the Ayleid Empire for the better part of the last few centuries. He was persistent in attaining his goals, though not ruthless; his patience was what defined him. His methods eventually bore fruit when he successfully wed his daughter to the son of King Anumaril IV in 1E 291.

## History

Following the conclusion of Aerel's Invasion, Faelian was granted a small keep on Calambar's eastern coast, known today as Skywatch. To mark the land as his own he later commenced the construction of Ayleid gardens in front of the keep, including an extensive underground chamber complete with its own halls and passages.
Pine

Pine is the Main protagonist of Misguided Heart.

## Appearance

Pine has a green body, with a brown, long tail. He has random scales sticking out of his tail. He has cerulean eyes. He wears sticks on this nubs for legs to walk better.

## Gallery

Pine by MeganDogsLover (Author and Illustrator)An Average Plant Wolf (Lineart)An Average Plant Wolf (Colored)An Average Sea Wolf (Lineart)An Average Sea Wolf (Colored)
Jail

Jail is a location at Spawn. It is visible through the glass of the central Spawn area and is a small prison cell where hackers and miscreants can be sent to by the admins.

It is possible for players to enter it by throwing an Ender Pearl from the Spleef Arena through a small gap and by pressing the button to a trapdoor while using the second Ender Pearl to get past the trapdoor. If a player successfully gains entry into the Jail this way then they can collect a special "Soap" item - a wooden button with lore.
Daymi Githalvel

**Daymi Githalvel** was an impoverished Dunmeri noblewoman of House Githalvel. She lived during the Second Era, living through the Three Banners War.

### Appearance and Character

Daymi had Dunmeri grey skin, dark crimson eyes, and notable silver hair. Before her fall from grace, her silver hair was a point of pride, as Daymi would often boast that she had drops of Ayleid blood in her veins. It is unknown if these boasts had any truth to them.

Aside from her claims about potential Ayleid heritage, little else is known about Daymi. She was once a member of House Githalvel, though through an unknown series of events came to lose her wealth and status. It is unknown if her entire House fell from grace, or if she was denounced and expelled from her family.

### History

Daymi lived during the mid-Second Era, during the time of the Three Banners War. By the year 2E 582 she was a known beggar of the Dunmeri city of Ebonheart.

### Family

It is unknown how Daymi fits into the family tree of House Githalvel, as little information has been revealed about her.

### Quotes by Daymi

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> Please... I was once like you. I'm desperate.
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Предметы и артефакты

*На своём пути вы можете встретить непонятные, неизвестные, возможно, дорогие предметы. Некоторые из них уникальные, некоторые - встречаются в нескольких вариантах, а некоторые имеют свои постоянные месторождения. Артефакты могут быть и оружием, и броней, и щитом, побрякушкой или просто аморфным предметом. Ниже вы можете прочитать про некоторые из них.*

## Магические приспособления

* **Камень телепортации** - Осколок концентрированного магического вещества. Продаются у богатых лавочников и магов. Как появились - дословно неизвестно. Первые экземпляры были найдёны в горной цепи Фальмцверт магами коллегии в 1095 году. Сейчас же в коллегии изучают камни и охраняют их месторождение.
Cloudrest

**Cloudrest** is the capitol of the Vale of Eton Nir, a region of the Summerset Archipelago. It is situated at the base of the Eton Nir mountain, several thousand feet below the Aerie, the castle of House Heleyn, the rulers of the city. During the winter months, the Heleyns will descend from the Aerie to their residence in Cloudrest to take refuge from the cold.
Волк

Шаблон:Чудовища

> *"Волки воют... Голодные, сука, наверное!" - Проводник*
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## Описание

**Волк** - самый распространённый хищник Яровина. Часто встречаются на дорогах и в лесах. В Лесу Гула егеря насчитали как минимум 60 особей.

С юга на север количество волков становится больше. Волки также могут состоять в свите Лешего или помогать друидам.

Мясо волка зачастую в пищу не употребляется. Шкуры идут на одежду или кровати. Мех продают, в основном, повсеместно, хотя наиболее качественными считаются **Бременские** и **Ривиеннские**.

Класс - Звери
Column

A **column** is a type of marching formation of an army. In this configuration, soldiers march together in one or more files in which the file is significantly longer than the width of ranks in the formation. Honour guards and processions can also adopt this formation.

## Description

A military column can generally be separated into three groups:

* **Vanguard**: Called the van for short, it is the leading part of the advancing army.
* **Main column**: Sometimes refer to as the center column, it is the central part of the marching army. The baggage train is usually located in the main column. The train uses vehicules such as carts, wagons, and wains to transport the army's provisions and supplies.
* **Rearguard**: Called the rear for short, it is the part of the army that protects it from attack from the rear during the march.

A column can stretch several miles. Scouts are sent to explore ahead of the column. They report back to the column about enemies movements and give information on the terrain the column is about to encounter. Some gryphonriders have used their gryphons for scouting missions.

## Culture

The column formation is widespread in Tamriel. Even the Atmorans from the northern continent, who are not known for their military discipline, used it while marching on campaigns.
Did You Know/9

... that the Hew's Bane peninsula in Hammerfell was originally a downsized copy of the Summerset Archipelago? Later maps would subtly alter the design to only make them somewhat similarly shaped.

## References

1. ↑ Twitter: @UESP\_net, 20 Jul, 2020, "Hew's Bane peninsula in Hammerfell was originally a downsized copy of the Summerset Isles"
Featured Article/1

King **Aerel I Arana**, known as **the Gryphon**, was the first King of the Summerset Isles, and the founder of House Arana of Alinor. In 1E 366 he began his Invasion of the Summerset Archipelago, aided by his two sisters, Alyssare and Rhaethen, and the siblings' gryphons, Nereon, Rhea, and Dawnwing. Over the course of two years, he managed to subdue the five Altmeri kingdoms and unite them under his rule.

On the site of his arrival on the archipelago during his Invasion, Aerel had constructed a fort, which he ordered to be expanded into a foothold known as the Gryphonhold, which served as a summer home for the Arana dynasty. Both in the present day as in his own time, Aerel was seen as an enigma. He had only one true friend, his sister-wife Alyssare. He entrusted her with the every-day rule of his kingdom; Aerel himself spent a great deal of time on progression through the realm until he was too old to do so. By Alyssare he had three children: Daethen, Vaelthil, and Viseriel, though Vaelthil died in infancy, and Daethen was assassinated relatively early into his reign, and so Aerel's bloodline continued through his youngest son Viseriel. *Read more...*
Cyrodiil

**Cyrodiil**, also called **Cyrod** before its renaming under the Reman Empire, is one of the nine regions of Tamriel, the largest of the known continents of Nirn. All the area of Cyrodiil constitutes the lands of the reigning monarch of the Third Empire, the dominant political entity of the region. Being in the centre of Tamriel, Cyrodiil borders many foreign nations, the closest politically being the Kingdom of Skyrim in Skyrim, which borders Cyrodiil to the north. To the west of Cyrodiil lies Hammerfell, to it's south Valenwood and Elsweyr, to it's east Morrowind, and to its southeast Black Marsh.

## Notes

1. ↑ 'Cyrod' still remains a semi-common way of referring to Cyrodiil in a poetical manner, typically done so by singers and poets.
Ealcil's Notes

***Ealcil's Notes*** are notes taken in 2E 582 by Ealcil Chamius, an Altmeri researcher on the island of Khenarthi's Roost. The notes detail Ealcil's hunt to find what is behind the magical energies emanating from Cat's Eye Quay's mines.

## Contents

### Entry 1

Something's building—something big. The air in Cat's Eye Quay positively crackles. It's nothing like the ancient energies at the Temple of the Mourning Springs. This is fresh, nearly bursting at the edges!
The carvings on these bodies clearly has something to do with it. Ritual magic, perhaps? I must investigate further.
### Entry 2

It's no use. The rune-carvings are too deep into the subjects. None survive the process. Only the Maormer can tell me why these carvings matter, and they've proven somewhat resistant to my questioning.
The energies seem to flow toward the cave mouth at the end of Cat's Eye Quay. Could there be a connection with those serpent-shaped totems? I must learn their secrets!
### Entry 3

Exhilarating! The howling, the lightning—it's all energy drawn to the "storm totems" in that cave. But when I tried to enter, those fool Maormer collapsed the entrance!
To any Dominion personnel who find the addled skooma-smuggler with these orders, I seek another way into the cave complex. Approach if you see me about the quay so I may requisition your services in my search.
Fargord

**Fargord** was a Nord commoner from the Pale who secretly worshipped the Daedric Prince Meridia.

## Appearance

Fargord had fair skin and chestnut brown hair. He wore his hair in a small ponytail behind his head.

## History

In 2E 588 Fargord and his wife Melda went on a pilgrimage to Kilkreath Temple in Hjaalmarch, though on their journey home they were both exposed to traces of the curse that befell the temple shortly after they left. The spouses were left dazed and hypnotised on the road, and were eventually discovered by Fennorian Ravenwatch, who was looking into the strange occurances.
Clan Scribe

A **clan scribe** is a hired or enthralled worker in an orcish clan in charge of writing and reading messages to and from outside the clan.

## Culture

Orcish culture is not an enlightened one, and thus none know how to read or write save or an exceptionally small few. When messages must be sent to other clans, either a messenger is sent, or a clan scribe is used to write the desired letter and send it using ravens.

Clan scribes are more than often thralls of the clan, enslaved captives forced to work. Rarely are clan scribes hired, though some clans who find themselves close to civilisation may choose to hire native folk from the area, however, the seclusive nature of orcish culture makes such instances rare.