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Battle of the Niben

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The **Battle of the Niben** was a battle between the Royalist Imperial Legion, led by Rexory Lusifus, and the Loyalist, led by the future Emperor, General Reman Varian, located in east of Bravil and sometime near Fort Aurus, and in the Niben River in Cyrodiil. The battle resulted in over 350,000 deceased, and fewer than 55,000 Reman's Supporters survived, though victorious.

## References

1. ↑ *Redguards, Their History and Their Heroes*
Atak

*Not to be confused with Satak.*
**Atak** is the Argonian version of Anu, also known as the **Great Root**. It is one of the two components of Atakota.

According to the myths of the Adzi-Kostleel tribe, there was at first only Atak. Atak knew of nothing but itself, so it decided to be everything. It grew and tried to fill the nothing with itself, and as it grew and formed roots, those roots took names and wanted space to grown on their own. Through this, Atak now learned that there were things other than itself, that went a different way from it.

As Atak continued to grow, it encountered the serpent Kota out of the nothing. Kota had been growing just like Atak, and had become hungry due to growing a mouth. Atak put its roots through Kota's eyes, but Kota was strong and had grown fangs. Kota bit Atak, and through this interaction, they both learned things that the other had learned. Atak bit Kota back, and they continued their struggle for so long that they forgot they were fighting. Thus, they shed their skin and severed their roots and became Atakota.

Eventually, as the spirits tore at Atakota's skin and drank its blood, Atakota broke back into Atak and Kota, and the conflict between the two began anew, though they had now learned about death, so there was a lot of violence. From Atak's sap then came the stones, and Kota's blood made up the oceans. The Shadow of Atakota awakened, and since it was bigger than Atak or Kota individually, it decided to eat them both.

## Representations

* Atak – Argonian Pantheon
* Anu – Altmeri Pantheon
* Ahnurr – Khajiiti Pantheon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *Children of the Root*
Alandro Sul

**Alandro Sul** was a shield-companion of Indoril Nerevar during the War of the First Council. The supposed immortal son of Azura fought alongside Nerevar at the Second Battle of Red Mountain, and fought against the great Ysmir Wulfharth. During his conflict with Wulfharth, he was said to have lost his eyesight after getting struck by Ysmir's Thu'um. Wulfharth later died after being weakened by Dumac Dwarfking and slain by Indoril Nerevar. When the war was over, Alandro went to live with the Ashlanders of Vvardenfell, where he spread his belief that Nerevar had been murdered by the Tribunal.

Alandro Sul was known to have his own armor which he wore during the battle against Wulfharth; the Wraith Mail, a chainmail headpiece that was made of a thousand ringlets.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Nerevar at Red Mountain*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *The Five Songs of King Wulfharth*
3. ↑ Dialogue with Vivec

**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. ↑ C0DA Sketchbook
2. ↑ *Story behind Alandro-Sul* (09/19/06) Micahel Kirkbride's Posts

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Alchemy Lab

*Not to be confused with Alchemy Laboratory.*

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**Alchemy Lab** may refer to:

* Alchemy Lab (Skyrim)
* Alchemy Lab (Invasion)
* Alchemy Lab (Online)
Aldmeri Dominion

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The **Aldmeri Dominion** may refer to:

* First Aldmeri Dominion – A joinable faction in *The Elder Scrolls Online*.
* Second Aldmeri Dominion – Second Era governing force of the Summerset Isles.
* Third Aldmeri Dominion – Fourth Era governing force of the Summerset Isles present in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*.

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Battle of the Imperial City

**Outcome**| **Varian victory*** End of the Varian Ruby Rebellion
* Whitetower Treaty
* Reman Varian was elected and crowned Emperor

*Not to be confused with Battle for the Imperial City (Book).*
*For Fifth Era second battle, see Battle for the Imperial City.*

*"In 4E128, Reman Varian's next and final objective is to take the Imperial city. Ramen's supporters, the Royalists had gained popularity that with Attrebus's own General Tiberius Julentius turned against the Emperor; and the Emperor himself knew or not to defeats Ramen."*
―Anonymous[src]
The **Battle of the Imperial City**, sometimes called the **Battle of the Ruby Throne** and the **First Battle of the Imperial City**, which took place in the final month of year 4E 128, and was a battle fought in near the Cyrodiil's capital city of Imperial City where Reman re-took the Imperial city, where Emperor Antonius Mede were vanished without a trace, and Reman was declared Emperor by the Elder Council.
Antonius Varian

**Antonius Varian** is the Imperial who was the younger brother to Reman Varian who become the first Emperor of the Fourth Empire and founded the Varian Dynasty. He outlived his brother and his nephews Caius and Flavius who have been both Emperors. From 4E 199 of the coronation of his grand niece Marcella Varian, he made Advisor to the Empress until his retirement in 5E 3. Antonius died the following year.

He is also participate to guide his brother on his path to the Imperial throne during his war against the corrupt Mede Dynasty, and have seen during his battles and sieges but haven't on the battlefields.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Life of Reman the Great*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *Dynasties: The Varians of Cyrodiil*
3. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 4E 199*
4. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 3*
5. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 4*
6. ↑ *Year in Tamriel: 5E 4*
Ami-El

*Not to be confused with Amiel, Auri-El, or Anui-El.*
**Ami-El** was the third Emperor of the First Empire, within the province of Cyrodiil. Ami-El was the successor of Belharza, the Man-Bull, and was a noteworthy ally to the war-torn province of Skyrim.

## Biography

### First Era

Ami-El's history is largely unknown, but he was in fact Belharza's son, and succeded him when the Man-Bull "met his fate at the biting-tips of Elven spears," and his Minotaur brethren were socially outcasted by fanatical precursors of the Alessian Order. As the War of Succession ravaged the province of Skyrim, the Direnni Hegemony had taken control of the Nordic Empire's territory over High Rock and eventually into the Western Reach. Emperor Ami-El had lent his forces to Skyrim in 1E 358, to fend off the Direnni Elves in the Reach. But eventually, this proved to be a failure as Skyrim had lost all holdings in High Rock. In 1E 372, an Ultimatum was issued by the Emperor (possibly Ami-el) forcing the last remaining Ayleids out of Cyrodiil, including those that sided with Alessia during the rebellion such as King Laloriaran Dynar and his subjects in Nenalata. Ami-El would later pass away when he was poisoned, supposedly by his own daughter.

## Trivia

* His name (along with other emperors such as Gorieus and Shor-El) was listed in the game files for *The Elder Scrolls Online* as a future campaign name, but never ended up being used.

## References

1. ↑ *The Truth of Minotaurs*
2. ↑ *On Minotaurs*
3. ↑ *Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: High Rock*
4. ↑ *A Life of Strife and Struggle*

**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. ↑ *Loremaster's Archive: Messages from Hew's Bane 2*
2. ↑ *Matt Grandstaff's Posts*
3. ↑ *Special ZOS Lore Master Interview with Lawrence Schick*

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Battle of Yneslea

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The **Battle of Yneslea** was a battle that took place in 4E 197 in the island of Yneslea between the armies of Fourth Empire and Resolute Supremacy. However the battle of taking the island wasn't an easy conquered, Marcella and her Imperial army, along with her generals and cousin set sail to Yneslea.

The battle however wounded Marcella seriously and refused to take medical treatment, the Imperial Legion wipe out the Ynsleans but did lose about 150,000 troops. Must of Yneslean crime family members were captured or killed, which Marcella successfully captured the island after few day-battle.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Year in Cyrodiil: 4E 197*

**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 *A Conquest of the Padomaic Islands*
Anvil Incident

The **Anvil Incident** is an infamous controversial event that involves Emperor Claudius Varian and Cavarus Umbranox, the Count of Anvil in 5E 89. This incident damaged the Emperor's reputation in Cyrodiil for the remainder of his reign.

## History

The incident was largely begin in 5E 89, Claudius Varian visit the Imperial City of Anvil for a few days. The Emperor then met with Count of Anvil, Cavarus Umbranox with a drink at The Flowing Bowl. The discussion is about how Anvil is going to be riches then Imperial city, and that faded Imperial law shouldn't be in placed.

While drunk, Claudius and Cavarus had a argument at the inn, caused mayhem. Claudius had accusations of murder of Theolian Jarellia or punched Cavarus, which the people of Anvil becomes hated Claudius Varian, which the he denies the claim the following day.

Even though Theolian wasn't in the inn on the day, but it historians that she was luckily to be murdered between the Emperor or unnamed suspect. The following day, Claudius returns to Imperial City soon after that. The city of Anvil disproved of Claudius' reign shortly after that, and even after Claudius Varian's death in 5E 95, it was said that his popularity were mixed, even the city of Anvil were about 0.4 percent unfavor of Claudius' reign.

## Trivia

* The incident was described by citizens living in Anvil that made Claudius I unpopular and hold a grudge against the Emperor. And the citizens of Anvil nicknamed Claudius, the "Loathsome Claud".
* According to all the citizens of Anvil who mention the incident that they once hold a conference with the Count of Anvil that plans of making their own independent city-state, however by the time Claudius I died in 5E 95, the plans were cancelled, and that they were glad that Claudius is dead.
Battle of Leyawiin

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**Battle of Leyawiin** may refer to:

* Battle of Leyawiin (4E 201)
* Battle of Leyawiin (5E 1020)
Agnorith Septim

*For other uses, see Septim.*
**Agnorith Septim** was the brother of Emperor Tiber Septim, the famed conqueror of a united Tamriel and the creator of the Septim Empire. He was the father of Kintyra Septim, who later became the Empress of the Empire after Tiber's only heir Pelagius Septim (Agnorith's grandnephew) died without any children. Every Emperor following Kintyra was a descendant of Agnorith's bloodline, up until the end of Cassynder Septim's reign. Very little is known about Agnorith aside from his family connections.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Brief History of the Empire, Book I*
2. ↑ *Brief History of the Empire, Book II*
Amaranth

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**The Amaranth**, also known as **The Godhead** or simply **God**, is the supreme deity whose, ultimate being which lies beyond the boundaries of existence, dreaming all of the Aurbis. He is described as a less of a being, and more of an abstract force, the Amaranth is the Final Subgradience, the limitless state of pure freedom and unity, the death of all limits and restrictions attained when two Ruling Kings of the Aurbis enter a state of sensory deprivation, destroying the underlying concepts of Duality and Selfhood which seemingly unbind them and dissolving into a single, unified whole through the joy of dissolution, stepping beyond the last bridge of existence and becoming themselves the Godhead which dreams all things into being, holding every being, race and idea as facets of itself, and reflections of its memories and consciousness.

The Amaranth also of the Current Dream, which is Anu, whose tortured, and broken mind gave birth to a fractured prison of suffering, built upon a lattice of corpses and soaked in the blood of ancestors. Through the actions of the Missing God of Change, Lorkhan, and later on the teachings of Vivec, the pathway to the formation of a New Dreamer could be created, one who would create a Dream of Love, which would be seen not as a Prison, but as a Home to all things, wherein all would rejoice in Freedom, and perceive the Godhead just as it perceives them.

Ultimately, the New Amaranth was formed by the union of Jubal-lun-Sul, the Final Nerevarine, and Vivec, with the resulting entity being a baby made of Flowers: The Nu-Men, a God who would cherish and adore all that is come from Him, as opposed to the current Amaranth, ANU, a bittered, uncaring God who would remain forever distant from his Creations.

## References

**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 1.2 *Loveletter From the Fifth Era, The True Purpose of Tamriel*
2. ↑ *C0DA*
Anu

*Not to be confused with Amu.*
**Anu**, also known as **Anu the Everything**, is one of the two primordial concepts that have existed before Aurbis and the Void. Anu is an equal and opposite force to his counterpart, most commonly called Padomay, and is often considered to exist within all things and personifies order, stasis, and light. According to some, most notably those who worship Padomaic beings, Anu was nothing but a static force incapable of consciousness, personality, intent or will, being depicted as an immutable static force that does not change. Other accounts of Anu testify to him as encompassing everything.

## History

Anu is neither an Aedra nor a Daedra; he predates the creation of both groups and played a part in their creation with his counterpart Padomay. In *The Annotated Anuad*, it is stated that, when Anu and Padomay came into being, they both engaged in combat over Nir, who was "created from their interplay" and birthed the Twelve Worlds of Creation. Anu and Padomay fought over Nir, who died in the process. Anu then created Nirn out of the remainder of the Twelve Worlds. Padomay, who Anu already thought dead, stabbed him through the chest, resulting in Anu pulling himself and Padomay out of time forever.

According to this account, the et'Ada were created when Anu and Padomay's blood was spilled. Their mixed blood supposedly gave birth to the Aedra, while Anu's blood became the Magna Ge and Padomay's blood would end up giving birth to the Daedra. However, the authenticity of this clash is still debatable.

In Aldmeri belief, Anu birthed his own soul after his battle with Padomay, so that he could understand himself and self-reflect. This reborn soul was known as Anui-El and, in turn, became the soul of all things. However, as Anu created Anui-El, Padomay birthed his own soul, Sithis, who represented all the limitations of Anui-El. Anui-El then noticed that the world created in their conflict, the Aurbis, was turbulent and chaotic. In order to stabilize the Aurbis and further his self-reflection, Anui-El birthed his own soul in the same way as Anu before him. Anui-El's soul was known as Auri-El and began a new force known as time. Time allowed the realm of Aurbis to realize its natures and limitations, and thus the et'Ada born from the blood finally began to take forms and names.

## Trivia

* In Sumerian, Anu means "heaven," "sky," or "god."
* The deities that are on the side of Anu or reflect similar character traits are often referred to as "Anuic." The most well-known ones are the Aedra who followed Auri-El.
* The story of Anu and Padomay mirrors the concept of Taoism's yin yang, the concept of contrary forces are complementary, and interact with each other.

## References

1. ↑ *Varieties of Faith in the Empire*
2. ↑ *The Truth in Sequence: Volume 1*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 *The Monomyth*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 *The Annotated Anuad*
5. ↑ *Sithis*

**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. ↑ *Vehk's Teaching*

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Assault for the Mournful Throne

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**Outcome**| **Forsworn victory*** Forsworn seized Markarth from Imperial control
* Establishment of the Reach Kingdom

## **First Side**

### Commanders

Markarth garrison
*Supported by*
Fourth Empire
Markarth Captain

### Casualties

Heavy
Light to Heavy

## **Second Side**

### Commanders

Forsworn
Honnuad Travozu

### Casualties

Heavy
Light to Heavy

The **Assault for the Mournful Throne** is a massacre-styled battle in 5E 05, in Markarth. The battle was between the garrison of Markarth led by a captain and the Forsworn led by King Honnuad Travozu.

## History

In 5E 05, the Forsworn re-took Markarth at the **Assault for the Mournful Throne**, making it own capital of Honnuad's Forsworn and re-establishing a independent kingdom which was previously failed during the Markarth Incident, as Markarth as the Forsworn new capital.

## Appearances

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

**Amayn Avento** is the middle son of Marcus Avento, the heir apparent and Galeria and the third-in-line to the Imperial Throne. When the Akaviri invaded Tamriel for the third time, Marcus and his family went to Skyrim after the assassination attempt, but they return to Cyrodiil after the war ended.

## Appearances

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

## References

1. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 5E 1023*
2. ↑ *Dynasties: The Aventos of Cyrodiil*
3. ↑ *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Post Akaviri*
Alisanne Dupre

Alisanne in Legends.

**Alisanne Dupre** was the Listener to the Night Mother during the Great War in Cyrodiil. She was the last Listener in Cyrodiil, as well as the Listener previous to Cylbhal Rothni.

## Background

Alisanne was the step-daughter of a powerful merchant named Uther Nere. For reasons unknown, Uther killed her mother, and it has been heavily implied that Uther framed Alisanne for the murder. Alisanne, sworn to exact vengeance on Uther, contacted the Dark Brotherhood in order to receive training. Uther was aware of this and at some point hired the Forgotten Hero to infiltrate the Brotherhood and kill her, telling the Hero that Alisanne killed her mother and was plotting to kill him too.

## The Listener

Alisanne eventually becomes the Listener some time during the Great war. In Rain's Hand 4E 187, Alisanne visited the Cheydinhal Sanctuary and spoke with Rasha about the possibility of reinstating training for Shadowscales in Archon, Black Marsh, although they never did, due to the lack of resources. During the hostilities between two rival skooma gangs known as the Claws, and the Eclipse in Bravil, Alisanne was forced to hire mercenaries to protect her home. As the riots escalated, The Lucky Old Lady statue was destroyed, and Alisanne went to the Crypt under The Lucky Old Lady to protect the Night Mother. After the skooma gangs were dealt with, Uther and his men arrived to kill Alisanne and burn the Night Mother's corpse. If chosen to defend, she and the Forgotten Hero fight off Uther's men while Garnag escapes with the Night Mother's coffin to the Cheydinhal Sanctuary. She was burned alive by Uther's mages during the fight. It is noted in his journals that Cicero had a great amount of respect for Alisanne, even before he became the Keeper.

It also stated that Cylbhal Rothni became the listener after Alisanne's death.

## Trivia

* It is not confirmed if Uther was her father or her step-father; this appears to be lore-conflict.
* Alisanne will die whether or not the Forgotten Hero sides with her, though it is unknown if Uther survives.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim* (mentioned only)
* *The Elder Scrolls: Legends* Template:FoDB

## References

1. ↑ *Cicero's Journal, Volume I*
2. ↑ *Cicero's Journal, Volume II*
3. ↑ Fall of the Dark Brotherhood
4. ↑ *Year in Morrowind: 4E 178*
Arcane Blacksmith

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* Arcane Blacksmith (Skyrim)
* Arcane Blacksmith (Invasion)
Battle of the Tongues

The **Battle of the Tongues** is a event that took place at 4E 201 in Aetherius realm of Sovngarde which Marcella Varian (with the assistance of the original Nord heroes) faced the recovering Alduin.

## Background

*Main articles: Dragon War and Dragon Crisis*

## Battle

Marcella, Hakon One-Eye, Gormlaith Golden-Hilt, and Felldir the Old leave the Hall of Valor and cross the Whalebone Bridge to the edge of the Shadowed Vale. There the three heroes and Marcella cleared the skies together to blow away the mist, despite Alduin recovers the field in mist the first two times. After the mist dissipates for the third and final time, Alduin becomes enraged and flies towards them and the final battle is joined. With Dragonrend shout, they forced Alduin to land and the long duel between the heroes and Alduin continued.

After Marcella striked the killing blow, Alduin writhes in agony and his soul begins to vanish. Alduin thrashes on the ground as his soul leaves his corporeal form. As his essence drains away, a black tar-like skeleton is revealed underneath. His form continues to corrode, fading into wisps and with a final, thunderous spasm, Alduin is torn apart; not even his skeleton remains in this afterlife.

## Aftermath

As the mist of Alduin's soul snare dissipates and the sky clears, Marcella was congratulated by Tsun on her mighty deed as do your three helpers and all the characters lost in the mist, who will make their way to the bridge. Before leaving Sovngarde, Tsun teaches the Empress a shout which allows you to summon a hero from Sovngarde to fight by your side and Marcella returned to Tamriel.

Upon returning, Marcella was greeted by Paarthurnax and large number of dragons perched at the Throat of the World. They recite a chant together acknowledging Marcella and the destruction of Alduin the World-Eater, departing one by one. After that, Marcella and Paarthurnax have their final conversation and expresses hope to convince other dragons to join the Way of the Voice before flying off himself.

Soon after, Odahviing come to admit his allegiance to her, which she accepts and Marcella returning to High Hrothgar about Alduin's defeat with Arngeir.

## References

1. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 4E 201*
2. ↑ *Year in Skyrim: 4E 201*
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Events of *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Events during "Dragonslayer"
Attrebus (warlord)

*"Warlord Attrebus" redirects here. For other uses, see Attrebus.*
**Warlord Attrebus** was one of the Emperors of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum. He was known to have tried to get rid of the foreigners in Cyrodiil, and managed to drive the Akaviri races out of the province shortly prior to 2E 812. His descendants and successors were known to have been killed off by the remaining followers of Ada'Soom Dir-Kamal.

## References

1. ↑ *Rimmen, Pocket Guide to the Empire, First Edition: Elsweyr Confederacy*
D14

***"Reroll Rooms"***

D14 is an item that is one of many dice. When used, D14 rerolls the type of room. (i.e. Angel to Arcade, Bedroom to Shop.) This process is completely random.

## Notes

* If you reroll the room, the consumables, exits, crawlspaces, and enemies stay.
* D14 does not appear during Greed Mode.

## Trivia

* D14 was made by ScribbleMasterer.
* D14 was inspired by the 14 sided die.
Vs Fanon Wiki

## Welcome to the Vs Fanon Wiki

Vs. Fanon wiki is a fanon wiki of fan-made versions to the Marvel vs. Capcom series. You can actually make your own fanmade Marvel vs. Capcom series fighting game.

In any case if you like to make a fighter chart, use this Template Fighter Chart. See Terminology for buttons.

## Fighting Games

* Fireball vs. TCT: Clash of Worlds
* Nintendo Super Heroes
* Marvel vs. Nintendo: Fate of Two Worlds
* YouTube: Infinite
Battle of Broken Bones

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The **Battle of Broken Bones** was the battle took place in 5E 33 in The Reach in Skyrim where Livia Varian fatally wounded Honnuad Travozu, and thus ending the Proxy War.

## Prelude

Prior to the battle, tensions rising between the Fourth Empire and the Forsworn. King Honnuad had cut ties with the Empire and wanted to invade Cyrodiil because of teaching the Imperials a lesson. By year 5E 33, Honnuad invaded Cyrodiil and sent raiding parties to settlements which led the response to Empress Marcella Varian who sent her daughter Livia and her Legion to Markarth, however return to Cyrodiil due to invasion.

## The battle

Honnuad who running out of supplies and needed reinforcements in Markarth but he was confronted and was catch up by Livia herself. The battle was a large-scaled battle, but with Livia a highly skilled general and tactician, her Legion almost wiped the Forsworn forces. At the height of the battle, Livia defeated and mortally wounded Honnuad in single combat and later died in the battlefield. The battle total losses was high, Livia's forces losses were low. While Honnuad's forces were either between high to very high, as well was total disaster by the death of King Honnuad.

## Aftermath

According to Tamrielic historians, the war eventually ongoing, however the Battle of Broken Bones marks the end of Honnaud's tyrannical rule. While others claimed labeled Marcella or Livia, as murderers. And Honnaud's successor made peace with Marcella and regained trade and foreign relations.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *The Proxy Truth*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 *The Forsworn Massacre*
3. ↑ Cite error: Invalid `<ref>` tag; no text was provided for refs named `Dynasties`
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**Aphrodite**, also called the **Empress' Horse** or **Marcella Septim's Horse** is an unique is a horse in *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*. The horse also the main stead of Marcella Septim during her reign of her life-time.

## Background

Aphrodite was gifted to Empress Marcella Septim at the day before coronation in 4E 199, and which both the Empress and Aphrodite have an unbreakable bond. Aphrodite seems to be more aggressive in combat than other horses. He has more health and stamina than regular horses, but less than the Dark Brotherhood's Shadowmere and more then Frost.

Even when not actually riding Aphrodite, he will, like any other horse, appear after fast traveling to any location that is not within a walled city.

## General stats

Like all horses have the ability to rear and jump. Of the quest-obtained horses, Shadowmere possesses higher health than a non-unique horse, Arvak (*Dawnguard*) possesses several unique traits as a summoned creature, and Frost possesses higher stamina than a non-unique horse. Patch 1.6 introduced mounted combat. Aphrodite is most highest strongest horse as well of most protected horse with the 277 minimum until 300.

### Drops

* Horse Meat
* Horse Hide

## Gender

Aphrodite had described a female by Marcella Septim herself, which both Marcella and Aphrodite had a perfect relationship, that the Empress shows caring of Aphrodite as that the relation grew until unbreakable. Aphrodite also saves the wounded Marcella multiple times from battle.

## Gallery

Marcella and Aphrodite.jpgAphrodite with her owner, Marcella Septim
## Trivia

* According to SpartanMazda, the name of Aphrodite is come from Aphrodite, the Greek goddess of Love, which confirms that it's a female.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*

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Battle of Padomaic Land

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The **Battle of Padomaic Land** was the first of many major battles that occurred during the Padomaic Conquests in year 4E 194 near the small islands near the port-city of Black Harbor in island of Esroniet. The battle was fought between the Fourth Empire and the Yneslean Family.

After Marcella Varian become the top general of the Imperial Legion and orders by her uncle Emperor Flavius I to reconquered the independent islands of the Padomaic Ocean. However records of the battle is unknown, but it does end with the Empire victory and forcing the governor of Black Harbor, who allied with the Yneslean family, surrounded the city to Marcella.

## References

1. ↑ *Year in Cyrodiil: 4E 194*
2. ↑ *Proven Myself as General*

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *A Conquest of the Padomaic Islands*
All-Maker Stones

**All-Maker Stones**, named after the All-Maker, are magical upright stones dotted around the island of Solstheim. They are an important part of the Skaal faith, as they believe the stones maintain the oneness of the land. They are similar in nature to Skyrim's standing stones, as well as Cyrodiil's rune stones and doomstones.

## Background

During the events of *The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn*, Miraak has corrupted the All-Maker stones, resulting in anyone who used them becoming enthralled, and entranced to build a temple around the stones while repeating Miraak's Mantra. Only when the Dragonborn arrived on Solstheim and acquired the Bend Will shout were they able to break Miraak's control over the All-Maker Stones and those entranced to work on them. The Tree Stone, however, could not be freed this way. It was only until Miraak himself was slain by his master, Hermaeus Mora, that the Dragonborn was able to undo the effects.

## Powers

Unlike the normal standing stones, powers given by these stones are single-use only; to use them again, the corresponding stone must be reactivated.

## Trivia

* Duration for the summoned Werebear is doubled with the appropriate Conjuration perks.

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls III: Bloodmoon* (as Sacred Stones)
* *The Elder Scrolls V: Dragonborn*

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Ashpit

**Ashpit** is the plane of Oblivion that is ruled by the Daedric Prince Malacath. The Ashpit consists of nothing but dust, ash and smoke; there is no ground, sky, or air. Of the realms accessible to mortals, it is considered one of the hardest to reach, and on it levitation and magical breathing are an absolute necessity.

## Overview

While not one of the original planes of Oblivion, it was created along with Malacath himself during the Mythic Era. It was designed according to Malacath's spheres—emptiness, betrayal, broken promises, and anguish. Such is the opinion of mainstream scholars. However, the orcs and those loyal to The Code of Malacath believe they are rewarded in this realm with immortality, drink, food, and constant battle, all with their father Malacath. the Mages Guild are known to fill vials with the thick vapor of this realm. The Ashen Forge sits at the center of Malacath's own stronghold in the Ashpit. The Ashen Forge fills the endless space within Malacath's smithy, a massive hearth that burns with a fire said to be hotter than the sun. What keeps this fire alive is the adherence by the Orcs of Tamriel to the Code of Malacath. Within this fire, every Orc must undergo the ritual of tempering when first they cross from this life to the next. They are thrust into the coals so that every grudge that he or she carried into the afterlife can be heated, melted, and eventually forged into the next generation of mortal Orcs. With the grudges of Tamriel tempered and returned to the mortal world, the immortal Orcs are now free to begin collecting a new set of grudges related to their new existence. Some particularly memorable grudges can also be hammered and worked into weapons or armor of legendary stature upon the Ashen Anvil, the gigantic work bench that stands beside the Ashen Forge.

As described in *The Doors of Oblivion*, one can see from one end of the world to the other in a million shades of grey. There are Palaces of Smoke, and certain vaporous creatures reside in the realm.

## Trivia

* The realm is inhabited by levitating deranged creatures of unknown nature. In Orcish culture, it is believed the followers of Malacath descend there after their deaths.
* According to Sheogorath, the 'backbone' of Malacath's Realm (that is, the thing that keeps a great land together, such as the people of a kingdom) is an actual backbone.
* In *The Elder Scrolls* novel *Lord of Souls*, the Dunmer Ezhmaar Sul transports himself and Prince Attrebus to Ashpit from Vvardenfell and are confronted by Malacath himself.
* Bone Fragment From the Spine of Ashpit appears in the form of a grey block that is so light as to be hollow, and it sheds dust of a similar color as if it were made of the stuff.

## References

1. ↑ Vial of Ashpit Air
2. ↑ *On Orcs and the Afterlife*
3. ↑ *The Doors of Oblivion*
4. ↑ Dialogue with Sheogorath in Shivering Isles
5. ↑ *An Elder Scrolls Novel: Lord of Souls*
Atakota

**Atakota** is the entity that formed from the conflict of Atak and Kota, according to the Argonian creation myth. As with most others, the Argonian creation myth tells of the interplay between the Argonian interpretations of Anu and Padomay, which resulted in the creation of the Aurbis and the formation of various spirits within it.

## Nature and identity

According to the Argonian creation myth, Atak and Kota coiled around each other until they became a single entity that named itself Atakota, and shed its skin. With Atakota not being in conflict, other spirits could form. After some of the spirits, the Aedra, had no more room to grow, they tore at Atakota's skin and drank of its blood, separating Atak and Kota from each other. Atak and Kota were later devoured by Atakota's shadow, which was the skin that it shed.

The oral traditions of the Adzi-Kostleel tribe of Argonia claim that each of Atakota's scales was a world which it devoured, a detail that shares similarities with Alduin's role as the World-Eater in Nordic mythology, and Satakal's role as the Worldskin, both of whom destroy the world to begin a new one in their respective pantheons.

Atakota formed from the conflict of the Argonian equivalents of Anu and Padomay, and as such is in essence the Aurbis.

## Representations

* Atakota – Argonian Pantheon
* Alduin – Nordic Pantheon
* Satakal – Yokudan Pantheon

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 *Children of the Root*
2. ↑ *The Monomyth*
3. ↑ *Varieties of Faith in the Empire*
Antonius Mede (Akavir)

## Antonius Mede

*For other uses, see Antonius Mede.*

*"The Empire is such a fool to track me down after they feel that I've been defeated at the Imperial City, I was alive this entire time because I seek power, and so I acquire and study those who have some degree of it."*
―Antonius Mede[src]
**Antonius Mede** is an Imperial Necromancer, chief lieutenant of Haidoneus, and head of the Order of the Dead.

## Background

He is the member of the Mede Dynasty, a royal family in Cyrodiil. While having a great childhood and learning much such as archery, horseback, and swordsmanship; he started practice the dark arts of necromancy which result Antonius to banished or banned from the Mages Guild. While as Prince and heir apparent, Antonius secretly founded his UnDead cult behind his cousin Emperor Severus Mede, which the cult was mainly dedicated to Haidoneus, the Lord of the Dead and Afterlife. After becoming emperor in 4E 99, protests and riots against his right to rule due to his necromancy; immediately gained unpopularity throughout his reign.

Before General Reman Varian closing in and getting closer to his deposition, Antonius left in a self exile while the "fake" Antonius stayed which the fake was defeated by Reman, whose covering Antonius's tracks by Haidoneus himself. He soon arrived in Skyrim, made a hideout, and become a god by using the Kagrenac's Tools. Since then, he has cleverly played all the political games and powers for two centuries while his influences have even reached back to the Cyrodiil, the homeland of the Imperials, and necromancers across Cyrodiil and beyond, and was worshipped as the "Dead Emperor."

## Dialogue

*"Hmmm. I see that a mortal come in my humble abode, or just my own plane of Oblivion."*

**Who I think you are?** *"I think you've already known who I am, mortal. These so called 'dossier' of the Empire declared me dead more than thousand or so years ago, back when I was deposed from the Ruby Throne. The Empire is such a fool to track me down after they feel that I've been defeated at the Imperial City, I was alive this entire time because I seek power, and so I acquire and study those who have some degree of it."*
**Come peacefully or else!** *"Or else? Ha! You think a more weak mortal such as yourself. I'm a god!"*
**A god?** *"Yes mortal! I acquired and the Tools and used it to become a god! For making a close... connection to my Lord Haidoneus. You're making a sad and stupid mistake for you! Your body will be preserved as my dead agent, because your soul will be mine and my master."*

## Trivia

* In the events of *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir*, Antonius is over 1200 years old.

## Apprentices and followers

* Audmknolf the Worm
* Reyil Thimandus
* Arrens Septollius
* Naara
* Tiberius Julentius
* Shamar gro-Rogdul
* Murznak the Vicious

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls VI: Invasion* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Underworld* (mentioned only)
	+ *The Elder Scrolls VI: Akavir*
Amulet of the Nine Divines

*For new Amulet of Kings, see Amulet of the Nine.*
There are plenty of amulets that can be bought or found anywhere around Skyrim. The **Amulets of the Nine Divines** are unique in themselves. Their effects cannot be learned on an arcane enchanter, though there are other amulets possessing similar effects. The Amulets of the Divines, are sometimes required for miscellaneous quests. The Amulet of Mara is needed to be eligible for marriage.

Below is the name of the Amulets of the Nine Divines and their effects. The Amulets' effects are similar to their Blessings.

## Crafting (*Hearthfire*)

In Template:Hearthfire, Amulets of the Divines are required ingredients for building Shrines in the cellar of a homestead. Other ingredients are required, and can vary depending on the type of shrine being constructed.

## Trivia

* Amulet of Mara - Required for marriage. Visit the Temple of Mara in Riften, then speak with Maramal about marriage. He sells Mara's amulet for 200.
* The Amulet of Mara is also required in the quest "The Book of Love" when reuniting Ruki and Fenrig at Gjukar's Monument.
* During the quest Elder Knowledge, it is possible to find all 9 amulets in Alftand, Blackreach, and Tower of Mzark, usually in the numerous locked chests and on Falmer Slaves in Blackreach. This is unusual, as the Dwemer did not believe in the Nine. A likely solution is they were taken there by adventurers or prospectors who were eventually killed by the Animunculi.
* Amulets of the Nine Divines can not be disenchanted in Arcane Enchanters. This may be a bug or intentional, as Akatosh's Magicka Regeneration effect cannot be added to amulets. The only difference is the Amulet of Mara, which adds the Blessings of Mara enchantment which cannot be added to any item in the game.

## Gallery

Akatoshamulet.pngAmulet of AkatoshArkayamulet.pngAmulet of ArkayDibellaamulet.pngAmulet of DibellaJulianosamulet.pngAmulet of JulianosKynarethamulet.pngAmulet of KynarethMaraamulet.pngAmulet of MaraStendarramulet.pngAmulet of StendarrAmulet of TalosZenitharamulet.pngAmulet of Zenithar

## See also

* Blessings of the Nine Divines
* Amulets
* Jewelry
* Enchanting Effects
* Shrines

## Appearances

* *The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim*
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Aldmeri Pantheon

The **Aldmeri Pantheon** was the primary religion of the Aldmer. This pantheon was also worshiped by the Snow Elves in the Dawn Era and the early First Era.

## Revered and Worshipped Gods

* Auri-El – Elven Spirit, chief god of the pantheon.
* Trinimac – God of might, turned into Malacath by Boethiah
* Magnus – God of sorcery.
* Syrabane – God-ancestor of magic.
* Y'ffre – Most important God of the Bosmeri, god of the forest
* Xarxes – God of secret knowledge and ancestry.
* Mara – Goddess of love
* Stendarr – God of Righteous Might and Merciful Forbearance
* Lorkhan – Missing god, betrayer of his brethren and enemy of mer
* Phynaster – Patron God of Summerset Isle

## References

1. ↑ *Varieties of Faith in the Empire*
2. ↑ Knight-Paladin Gelebor
Battle of Darkwater Crossing

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The **Battle of Darkwater Crossing** is an short-battle between the Fourth Empire led by General Tullius and the Stormcloaks led by Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak.

The battle took place in Eastmarch at the mining settlement of Darkwater Crossing.
Bandits

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* Highwayman

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Adiru

**Adiru**, also known as the **Dead One**, is the Akaviri interpretation of Haidoneus. He is also the God of the Dead and Afterlife.*[citation needed]*

During the early First Era, Haidoneus was worship by the Akaviri Confederation as "Adiru" during the time when the Tsaesci, the Tang Mo, and the Ka Po' Tun forces wage war against the Snow Demons of Kamal. The alliance against the Kamal was named the "Akaviri Confederation" which it wasn't the name or the Tamrielic historians used to called it. The Confederation was called upon Haidoneus to guild them against the Kamal, which he agrees. However it been rumored that Haidoneus agreed to join the "Akaviri Pantheon" but rather is clear or not that the Pantheon existed. And the pantheon itself also have their own deities.

## Representations

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

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Varieties of Faith, the Empire v2*
2. ↑ *All Hail Adiru the Dead One*
3. ↑ *Tamrielic Codex, Akaviri Adiru*
Akha

**Akha**, also known as **The First Cat**, the **Pathfinder**, and the **One Unmourned**; is the first of the Khajiiti gods to whom Ahnurr and Fadomai gave birth. Akha is one of the "Wandering Spirits" of the Khajiiti pantheon. Akha was Ahnurr's favored son, and therefore Ahnurr told him to find love. By doing as his father told him, Akha had made the dragons, who are all his children, with his firstborn Alkhan being another spirit in the pantheon. After mating and making the dragons, Akha disappeared, with Alkosh appearing in his stead, speaking warnings of the things Akha had made.

## Nature and identity

Akha explored the heavens in the earliest days, when Ahnurr and Fadomai were still in love, and his trails became the "Many Paths."
Akha shares similarities with the deity named Aka, or Aka-Tusk, the time god who was shattered into various time gods at the beginning of time.

## Notes

1. ↑ Both Alkosh and Akha are referred to as "The First Cat."

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 *The Wandering Spirits*

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1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 *Et'Ada, Eight Aedra, Eat the Dreamer*
2. ↑ *The Seven Fights of The Aldudagga*
Amulets

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**Amulets** or **necklaces** may refer to:

* Amulet (Arena)
* Amulet (Daggerfall)
* Amulets (Morrowind)
* Amulets (Oblivion)
* Amulets (Skyrim)
* Amulets (Invasion)
* Necklaces (Online)
* Necklaces (Blades)

## Special amulets

* Amulets of the Nine Divines
* Amulet of Kings
Battle of Gold Road

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The **Battle of the Red River** was a second major battle that between Knights of the Nine Divines and the Thalmor in 4E 191.

The battle was resulted in the Knights' victory, which they overrun the Thalmor and outnumbered them.