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Shalidor

**Shalidor** was famous and extremely powerful Nord Arch-Mage who lived in First Era. He settled in the city of Bromjunnar and decided to raise Shalidor's Maze to serve as a testing grounds for future Arch-Mages. It was practiced for years later, but over time, the Maze became abandoned.

## History

At some point in time, Shalidor battled the Dwemer Rourken clan. The Rourken clan was one of the clans that refused an alliance with Chimer in First Era to form the First Council. Instead, Rourken King threw his hammer Volendrung and decided to settle where it fell. The hammer fell in today's Hammerfell, then called Volenfell. On their journey, they encountered Shalidor and went to battle with him. The outcome of the battle is unknown, however it is believed the Spell Breaker, a shield that could deflect any incoming spells, saw action in this battle.

## Legacy

Shalidor believed it is for the best to keep the magic away from common people and set up higher standards among mages. He settled in Labyrinthian in which he constructed Shalidor's Maze, a structure to serve as a testing ground for future Arch-Mages. He studied magic and the arcane arts, experimenting and writing more than anyone can imagine possible. He's believed he built the Labyrinthian himself, to hold an artifact Glamoril, the secret of life, stolen from Akatosh himself. It was believed he destroyed the infamous Crimson Book of Skulls, but later it was proven the book still exists. He lived in a Fortress of Ice, near Winterhold. Some believe he built Winterhold itself with a whispered spell, but it is unknown whether this is actually true.

## Research

The Arch-Mage Shalidor was well-known for his spell Shalidor's Mirror, which could deflect any offensive spells back at the caster. He created it after his battle with Rourken Clan to try and emulate the effects of the Dwemer shield Spell Breaker. Shalidor also put a lot of effort into dragon research.

Most of the research and writings made by Shalidor were lost to the ages, but from time to time, some show up. All universities want to have his writings, such as the College of Winterhold, to expand its Arcaneum, improve the arcane skills of the members and help to improve and expand the college as a whole.

Shalidor loved his research more then his wife, Ulfsild, as shown in one of Sheogorath's oblivion realms. His wife constantly questions him about his research and at the end leaves him due to "no communication". Eventually, Shalidor stands up and walks to a place where his wife was standing and calls her name, proving he wasn't paying any attention at all to her.
Adamantine Tower

**The Adamantine Tower**, also known as the **Direnni Tower**, **Ada-Mantia** or the **Ur-Tower**, is the oldest known structure on Tamriel and perhaps the entirety of Nirn. Akatosh built it around the Dawn Era for the meeting known as the Convention, where the Aedra decided what they would do with Lorkhan. It is located in High Rock, on the Isle of Balfiera.

The Adamantine Tower was the first Tower to ever be created, it's stone being the Convention itself.

## History

### The Convention

The Convention was an event that ended the Dawn Era and started the Merethic Era when Akatosh built it in order to discuss the punishment of Lorkhan after his treachery in tricking the Aedra into creating Mundus, the Mortal Plane. They decided to remove his divine spark, in this case his Heart. In the war against Lorkhan, hero-god Trinimac managed to remove his Heart and tried, with Akatosh, to destroy it. However, the Heart was tied to the existence of Nirn and therefore couldn't be destroyed. Auri-El (Akatosh) fired it from his Bow somewhere into the east, where it landed in the sea, forming the island of Vvardenfell and the Red Mountain, a gigantic mountain that dominated Vvardenfell.

### Direnni Clan

Sometime after these events, the Direnni clan decided to use it for their operations. Many Dirennis were well-known, and the Tower was later renamed the Direnni Tower, in their honor.

### The Curse

Some time prior to 3E 405, Lysandus's mother, Nulfaga, put a curse on the Tower to trap Medora Direnni. After the Tower was cured by the Hero of Daggerfall, the Hero saved Medora and restored the Tower to its original state.
Uriel Septim V

**Uriel Septim V** was the seventeenth Emperor in Septim bloodline. He ascended the throne in 3E 268, after his father's death in the same year. His reign was marked by several ambiguous conquests, the most famous one being on the continent of Akavir. He's regarded by people as best warrior Emperor since his ancestor Tiber Septim.

## History

Upon ascending to the throne of the Empire in 2E 268, Uriel V immediately turned opinions towards the potential power the Empire could wield. He was often away with his army, so the Elder Council controlled the Empire back home. He began planning invasions almost from the moment he ascended to the throne.

### First invasion and heirs

His first invasion was to the land of Rosacrea. Next, was Cathnoquey, Yneslea and Esroniet. He conquered these land in roughly 13 years, but this wasn't the end. He finally invaded Akavir, the land which he planned to invade before all these. However, he was killed in the "Disaster at Ionith" in 3E 290.

His first son Uriel was born shortly after he embarked to Akavir and other children, the twins Morihatha Septim and Eloisa Septim about a month later.

## Akaviri invasion

Uriel spent years amassing a massive naval force to attack Akavir. After the sailing across the Sea of Ghosts, his massive expedition began at earnest. After about two years into the campaign, he was killed at the Battle of Ionith. Despite his manner of death, he became known as the best warrior Emperor since Tiber Septim's time. His death forced the Imperial army to retreat back to Tamriel and Akavir was never visited by foreign army since then. When the news of his death reached Cyrodiil, Uriel Septim VI, only five years old, was crowned for next Emperor.
Ylgar

**Ylgar** was an Atmoran warrior and Ysgramor's son. He was one of the Five Hundred Companions.

## History

Ylgar was Ysgramor's youngest son and also had an older brother, Yngol. Ylgar, along his father and brother fled civil war in Atmora and settled on Tamriel. Along with other settlers, he was an inhabitant of Saarthal and was there when it was sacked by the Snow Elves. He, his brother and father fled back to Atmora and formed the legendary army known as the Five Hundred Companions.

### Return

Ylgar was renowned in Atmora as a warrior possessing unwavering spirit that drove his singular prowess to overwhelming feats in war.

He sought to avenge his fallen brothers and sisters and joined the Five Hundred Companions, led by his father. He commanded his own ship, Darumzu. Ylgar and his brother sailed out from massive shipyards of Jylkurfyk, not knowing this was the last time they would see each other.

During the voyage to Tamriel, the fleet was hit by the Storm of Separation, a violent storm that separated both Ylgar and Yngol from the rest of the fleet. Ylgar and his crew were the ones safely landed on Hsaarik Head, extreme northern tip of Skyrim, where the rest of the fleet was waiting.

Ylgar led a crew consisting of wise war-teacher Adrimk and her students, most of whom hadn't earned their names yet. He fought alongside his father in the war over Skyrim. Judging on how the bloodline still lived on, he survived the war and ruled over Skyrim after his father's death. The only other thing known about him was that he was "extremely handsome" and possessed an unmatched skill with a blade by any warriors of Tamriel.
Solitude

**Solitude** is the imperial capitol of Skyrim. It is the northernmost city in Tamriel (yet not snowy at all.) Many High Kings of Skyrim have lived there. The High King of Skyrim, as of the Fourth Era, was killed in Solitude by Ulfric Stormcloak. General Tullius was stationed there by the Emperor himself (in the Fourth Era, of course). One of the more famous high queens was High Queen Potema, also known as The Wolf Queen of Solitude.
Dibella

**Dibella**, also called **Dibe** by the Kothringi, is the goddess of beauty and love. She is part of the Nine Divines. In Cyrodiil, she has a dozen of different cults, some devoted to women, some to artisans and aesthetics while others to erotic instruction.

## Chapels

### Cyrodiil

Cyrodiil's Chapel of Dibella resides in Anvil. Prayers heard by Dibella within the chapel fortify Personality, through Dibella's Kiss. In Third Era, several murders happened within the chapel, desecrating the shrine. The Hero of Kvatch sought vengeance for the desecration, collecting the artifacts of Divine Crusaders.

### Skyrim

Skyrim's Temple of Dibella is located in Dwemer-built city of Markarth.

### Wayshrines

Two wayshrines dedicated to Dibella exist in Cyrodiil. One is located south of Chorrol and the second one west of the Imperial City.

## Artifacts

### **Brush of True Paint**

The Brush of True Paint is an artifact made of Dibella's hair. During the Third Era, painter named Rythe Lythandas acquired this artifact. While in his possession, the artifact was stolen by a thief who entered one of Lythandas's pictures and held him prisoner there. The Hero of Kvatch may have rescued him by using a special poison made from turpentine.

### **Helm of the Crusader**

The Helm of the Crusader was an artifact created by Dibella for Pelinal Whitestrake to aid him in his battle against Umaril the Unfeathered. Sir Amiel Lannus sought the relic at The Shrine of the Crusader in hopes of restoring lost honor to the Crusaders. He died in his endeavor unfortunately, but before his death, he saw a vision of the Helm which he recorded in his journal.
Ahzidal

**Ahzidal** is one of the most powerful Dragon Priests found on Solstheim. His name translates to "Bitter-Destroyer". He is also the first great Nordic enchanter and first Man to master Elven methods of arcane magic.

## History

He grew up in Atmoran city of Saarthal during Merethic Era. He had special aptitude for magic and learned from his tutors. After growing up, he surpassed them all. Since he had nothing more to learn in Saarthal, he left his wife and child to learn from Elven masters.

Several years after, he returned to Saarthal only to find his hometown sacked by the Snow Elves. In his rage and grief, he took the name of *Ahzidal*, meaning "embittered destroyed", and swore to exact terrible vengeance against the Mer.

In his travels, he learned much. By the Dwemer, he learned seven natures of metal and how to harmonize them. From the Ayleids, the ancient runes and dawn-magic. He sought the knowledge of Snow Elves, Chimer and Altmer, taking what he could from each, just to later use that knowledge against them.

After learning of Ysgramor's arrival to Mereth, he immediately sought them out and offered all his knowledge to the Five Hundred Companions. They and their gear, imbued with powerful enchantments, have decimated the Elves in Saarthal and would end the dominion of Elves in Skyrim.

In his lust for power and knowledge, what Man and Mer had, was not enough, and he fell into insanity. He sought out the knowledge of the dragon-runes, which led him into the Dragon Cult. Even this was not enough, so he soon turned his attention towards planes of Oblivion, and came under a thrall of Hermaeus Mora, Daedric prince of Fate and Knowledge.

Ahzidal finally lost himself, falling under his own pursuit of perfection. He fled to Solstheim, only to be sealed by the Dragon Cult in depths of Kolbjorn Barrow with last of his Relics.
Black Books

**Black Books** are tomes of esoteric knowledge found on the island of Solstheim. They are Daedric artifacts of Hermaeus Mora, Daedric Prince of Fate and Knowledge. There are seven known Black Books, 3 of which are guarded by Dragon Priests Zahkriisos, Dukaan and Ahzidal.

## Background

The Black Books are tomes which grant the reader great powers. They transport the reader's mind into Apocrypha, a plane of Oblivion by the Daedric Prince Hermaeus Mora. He made them as tools to lure mortals into his service. Many mortals that read these books, remain trapped forever in Apocrypha, to endlessly search for that hidden knowledge and power.

The Dragon Priest Miraak came into possession of one of these books and became the servant of Hermaeus Mora. Eventually he learned great powers, among which is how to bend the will of dragons themselves. The Dwemer discovered another of these books in city of Nchardak sometime in First Era. Since the usage of forbidden knowledge was somewhat a specialty of the Dwemer, they started to study the book and reveal its secrets.
Night of Tears

The **Night of Tears** was a massacre inflicted by the Snow Elves upon the early Atmoran settlers of Skyrim in the late Merethic Era.

## Cause

There are 2 possible causes for this massacre.

1. The Snow Elves saw the rising threat of the Atmorans. They reproduced faster and, apart from that, more and more were coming every day over the Sea of Ghosts from Atmora. The Snow Elves thought that the Atmorans might rise against them and throw them out of Skyrim.
2. During their excavations in Saarthal, the Atmorans found an unknown object of incredible power, later known as Eye of Magnus. It is possible the Snow Elves held it dear to their religion and wanted to have it, or thought the Atmorans would use it against them. They were unable to find it. The true causes of the Night of Tears are unknown, but these two are the most likely to be.

## Order of Battle

One night, when the Atmorans were asleep, the Snow Elves sneaked into Saarthal. Somehow, they knew the exact layout of the city. Before the Atmorans could even get up from their beds, most of them were already dead. Those that managed to grab their weapons stood no chance against Snow Elf magic.

## Outcome

Every Atmoran man and woman was killed, except for Ysgramor and his two sons, Ylgar and Yngol who managed to flee back to Atmora, but not before Ysgramor cried the rest of the night after his escape from Saarthal. It is said that he cried Ebony tears, and that his son, Yngol, fashioned them into Ysgramor's legendary battleaxe, Wuuthrad. This is how the Night of Tears got its name.

The Atmoran would come back and get their revenge in The Return.
Volendrung

**Volendrung**, also known as the Hammer of Might, is a large warhammer that was crafted by the Dwemer in the First Era. It is classified as an ebony warhammer and has been deemed one of the official artifacts of the Daedric Prince Malacath. It has the power to steal the energy from foes with each strike, allowing the wielder to attack again and again without tiring.

Volendrung originally belonged to a Dwemer chieftain who threw the hammer across Tamriel to determine where his people would settle. Wherever it landed, that is where his people would go. The area where the hammer landed became known as Volenfell, later renamed to Hammerfell. Sometime later the hammer was infused with the power of Malacath.
Nordic pantheon

The **Nordic Pantheon** is the main religion of the Nords of Skyrim. It has its roots in the old Atmoran Pantheon St. Alessia merged it with Aldmeri pantheon, creating the Eight Divines.

## Worshipped Gods

**Shor**, the Nordic aspect of Lorkhan, named the *Trickster God* by the Elves for his treachery in the Dawn Era, also referred to as the *Missing God* due to his 'death' by the hands of the Aldmeri Gods during the Creation Wars at the beginning of the Merethic Era. He is said to have created Sovngarde to be the final resting place for honored Nords (read: Nedes) that died in battle, some even going as far as saying that the entirety of Sovngarde is his body. Atmoran myths depict him as bloodthirsty warrior-king that leads Men against their Aldmeri oppressors.

**Tsun**, shield-thane of Shor. He died protecting Shor in the Creation Wars. Shor ordered him to protect the Hall of Valor, and to stand by the entrance to test anyone who seeks to enter.

**Stuhn**, Tsun's brother. As Tsun, he was shield-thane of Shor and died protecting him. He is the precursor to Stendarr. He showed Men the benefits of taking prisoners of war.

**Kyne**, warrior-widow of Shor and Nordic interpretation of goddess Kynareth. According to old legends, she's the one that created Men by exhaling them on Throat of the World and because of that she was named Mother of Men. Nord belief holds that she leads souls of warriors to Sovngarde.

**Mara**, the Goddess of Love. In the Nordic Pantheon, she is depicted as the handmaiden of Kyne.

**Dibella**, Goddess of Beauty. She has many forms of worship. Some of them are devoted to women and some to erotic rituals.

**Alduin**, Nordic dragon-god of Destruction. He's referred to as *the World-Eater*, as he's supposed to bring the End of Times by devouring the world.

**Ysmir**, Dragon of the North and Nordic equivalent to Talos. Those of the Dragon Blood, Dovahkiins, where named Ysmir. That title is also attributed to King Wulfharth and Pelinal Whitestrake, although it is unknown whether this is actually true.

**Orkey**, Nordic God of Mortality. He was worshiped on Atmora during Aldmeri rule. He's considered an enemy god to Atmorans. Atmorans used to live as long as the Elves, but then Orkey tricked them, which ended in Atmorans be bound to the count of winters, and they lived only up to six years. Ysmir Wulfharth prayed to Shor to save his people in which he responded by removing the curse and redirecting it to the Orcs.

## Opposing Gods and Spirits

**Herma-Mora**, or the *Woodland Man*, is seen as an Ancient Atmoran demon who took every chance to trick the Nords. He even once tried to seduce them into becoming Aldmer, though he failed. Most of Ysgramor's myths are about escaping him.

**Jhunal**, God of hermetic orders, runes and Nordic God of language and mathematics. Later he took the role of *Julianos* in the pantheon of the Nine Divines.

Malacath, an Orcish God who troubled King Harald for many years. After his defeat at the Battle of the Dragon Wall, he fled east. His rage was said to fill the sky with sulfurous hatred.
Japeth

Japeth is the Main Protagonist of the Film, Noah's Ark

## Character information

### Home

Noah's Farm (formally)
Ark (Temporarily)

### Relatives

Noah (father)
 Sara (mother)
 Ham (brother)
 Shem (Brother)
 Martha (Sister-in-law)
Rebbeca (Sister-in-law)
 Rachel (wife)
 King Shallo (father-in-law)

### Pets

Joab(dog)
 Prosper (Donkey)
 Ruth (cow)
 Eber (rooster)
 Peter (pig)

### Dislikes

The King stealing what his family needs, not seeing Rachel

### Fate

Marries Rachel and moves in their new environment
Great War

The Great War was a conflict between the Third Aldmeri Dominion and the Empire. It started in 4E 171 on the 30th of Frostfall when a Thalmor emissary traveled to the Imperial City to present Emperor Titus Mede II with a demand, the Empire must ban the worship of the ninth divine, Talos, give much of Hammerfell to the Dominion and disband the Blades. Titus Mede II refused this demand and then the Thalmor emissary presented him with the heads of all Blades agents in the Summerset Isles and Valenwood. This started the Great War.
Men

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* Redguards
* Nords
* Atmorans
* Bretons
* Imperials
* Nedes
Dragon Cult

The **Dragon Cult**  was an order of Dragon worshippers in Merethic and early First Era. The highest ranking worshipers were Dragon Priests, which were granted artifacts of immense power by the Dragons themselves. Their power equaled to the power of kings.

## History

The Dragon Priests on Atmora set laws and codes that kept peace between Men and Dragons. Their kingdom was prosperous. When they migrated to Tamriel, they became tyrants, making slaves of free people and torturing them. It is unknown why this happened, and it is theorized that it because of specific Dragon Priest or Dragon that they became that way.

### **Dragon War**

When the Dragon War erupted, the dragon priests retaliated. They couldn't control the masses and thus asked the dragons for help. Dragons' response was swift and brutal. Men couldn't do anything against their Voice. Ancient texts suggest few dragons sided with Men. No one is certain why. Priests of the Nine Divines believe Akatosh himself intervened. Kynareth, on the other hand, pitied the humans and sent Paarthurnax, who also pitied them, to teach Men the Voice. The tide began to turn and more and more dragons were killed. In the end, the dragons and the Dragon cult were overthrown. Dragons that managed to escape, hid themselves away from Men. The Dragon cult managed to survive for some time longer. The remaining members buried dragons in hope of their rising again.

## City of Bromjunnar (Labyrinthian)

The city of Bromjunnar was the place where highest ranking Dragon Priests gathered and discussed

matters of ruling. It was originally built as temple for Dragons, but after the Dragon War, it fell into ruin. In the First Era, Arch-Mage Shalidor used part of it to serve as a testing ground for future Arch-Mages of the College of Winterhold. It is believed that it was the capital of Skyrim during the Dragon Cult's highest period of influence.

## Known Dragon priests

List of the most powerful Dragon Priests that lived in Skyrim and the location in which they were buried:

Hevnoraak - Valthume

Morokei - Labyrinthian

Nahkriin - Skuldafn

Krosis - Shearpoint (mountain)

Rahgot - Forelhost

Otar the Mad - Ragnvald

Vokun - High Gate Ruins

Volsung - Volskygge

On Solstheim:

Miraak - Apocrypha, he didn't die, but was transported to Hermaus-Mora's realm of Oblivion

Vahlok the Jailer - Vahlok's Tomb

Dukaan - White Ridge Barrow

Zahkriisos - Bloodskal Barrow

Ahzidal - Kolbjorn Barrow
Beastfolk

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* Sloads
Tiber Septim

Related article(s): Talos.
**Tiber Septim** is one of, if not the most, of the famous heroes of Tamriel. He was born with the name **Hjalti Early-Beard**. He adopted the name "Tiber Septim" while in Cyrodiil.

He was of the Dragonborn line, blessed by Akatosh and prophetically determined for greatness. Tiber Septim began this journey when he became a general in the legion of the Cyrodiilic Emperor, Cuhlecain. Later on, the Emperor was assassinated and Hjalti ascended to the throne. He claimed most of the known contant of Tamriel for his empire and died in the 38th year of the 3rd Era and ascended as a part of the god, Talos. Leaving behind a legacy of emperors to rule Tamriel for centuries.
Greybeards

The **Greybeards** are small cult of Masters of the Voice who reside in High Hrothgar, high on Skyrim's Throat of the World.

## History

They were founded by **Jurgen Windcaller**, also known as **Jurgen the Calm**, who teaches that the Voice is supposed to be used only for glory and worship of the gods and not as a means to win wars. They reside in ancient monastery of High Hrothgar and have been known to teach those of the Dragon blood throughout history how to use the Voice.

## Jurgen Windcaller

**Jurgen Windcaller** was one of the mightiest **Tongues** of the First Era. He, along his brothers and sisters Tongues, fought against the Dwemer in the battle of Red Mountain. He lost the battle, and after that, he started his Seven Year meditation to realise how could the strong Voices fail. He came to the conclusion that the gods punished the Nords for their arrogant usage of the Voice. He developed a pacifist way of learning the Voice called the Way of the Voice. Then he was known as Jurgen the Calm. He built his home high on the slopes of the Throat of the World. When he died, he was buried in **Ustengrav**, in north-western part of Skyrim.

## Paarthurnax

**Paarthurnax** was Alduin's lieutenant during the Dragon war. Although, he and small group of others, pitied Men. The goddess Kyne had to intervene allowing the Nords the ability to Shout, as dragons do. She sent Paarthurnax to teach them the Thu'um. After the Dragon War, the Greybeards held him as a secret.

## Members

### Present

* Arngeir
* Borri
* Einarth
* Paarthurnax (Grand Master)
* Wulfgar

### Former

* Jurgen Windcaller (Founder)
* Ulfric Stormcloak (Former Student)
Ashlanders

**Ashlanders** are native to the ashlands of Morrowind, they hate the Great Houses and Morrowind's way of life. They want to rid morrowind of all Imperial control, but they would never go to war with them by choice. They are Dunmer nomads that roam Morrowind and usually live in camps. They believe that The Tribunal are traitors because they crossed Nerevar at the Battle of the Red Mountain. They think it is dishonorable to attack someone that isn't armed but will if it it's necessary. The believe the Nerevarine the reincarnation of Indoril Nerevar, will come to Morrowind and rid it of Imperial control, but this isn't case, as seen in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
Cult of the Ancestor Moth

The **Cult of the Ancestor Moth**, also known as the **Order of the Ancestor Moth**, is one of the many cults across Tamriel. Followers of this cult are known as the Moth Priests. Their library, in which they hold the Elder Scrolls, is situated in White-Gold Tower in Imperial City, but their temple is located on far eastern end of the Jerall Mountains.

## Background

The priests believe it is their sacred duty to study the nature of the Elder Scrolls and, using this knowledge, aid the Empire and the Emperor. The Moth Priests sometimes venture out in the world in search for other Elder Scrolls.

The power of the Elder Scrolls exceeds even the one of the gods, Aedra and Daedra. The Moth Priests are able to read the Scrolls through special ritual called the Ritual of the Ancestor Moth. This ritual knows every member of the cult, but rarely has a chance to use it. The readings of the Elder Scrolls lead the Moth Priests to blindness eventually. That's the price the gods often take. Either that or madness. The junior members of the Cult help elder members.

Apart from using the ancestor moths for this ritual, they also use it to collect silk. The silk is then used to create carious vestments and costumes.

## Ritual of the Ancestor Moth

The priests are able to attract moths attention by covering themselves into finely ground bark-dust from the gypsy of ancestor moth's favorite tree. The ritual usually takes place in Ancestor Glades which are scattered across Tamriel.
Auri-El

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**Auri-El** or **Auriel** is the Elven variant of Akatosh, the chief god of the Nine Divines. Auri-El is seen by the Snow Elves as the creator of everything. He is often seen as chief of the Aldmeri Pantheon, by his followers.

## History

Most Altmer and Bosmer claim direct descendance from Auri-El. In his only known moment of weakness, he agreed to take his part in the creation of the mortal plane. That act forever sundered the Elves from the spirit's world of eternity. To make up for it, Auri-El led the original Aldmer against the armies of Lorkhan in the Mythic Era. Together Auri-El, Trinimac, the other Aedra, and the Aldmer vanquished Lorkhan and established the first kingdom of the Aldmer, Aldmeris. He then ascended to Heaven in full observance of his followers so that they might learn the steps needed to escape the mortal plane.
Seth Greenman

### Goal

To Find the wishing flowers so he could wish himself and Ephraim home (temporarily)

### Relatives

Leila Greenman (mother)
 Luke Greenman † (father)
 Queen Trillium † (great-aunt)
 Jason Greenman † (uncle)
 Dave Henderson (step-father)
Elena Martinez † (wife)
 Ephraim Abdul (brother-in-law)
 Gloria Martinez † (sister-in-law)
 Rani Greenman (cousin)
 Fenja Kimmelsbach (cousin)

### Pets

Jacob (bull)
 Hannah (goat)
 Martha (lamb)
 Rachel (donkey)
 Shadi (camel)

### Allies

Rustiford Bjornsen
 Patrick Froud
 Fleyni Fungusman
 Camille

### Dislikes

Ephraim Having the Best stuff, his life being about responsibility,

### Paraphernalia

His dad's Journal

Seth Greenman is the main protagonist of the mini-series, "The Wormwood Saga". He is the biological son of the late James Greenman and Leila Greenman, the grand nephew of Queen Trillium, the nephew of Jason Greenman, and the cousin of Fenja Juberstien, Rani Greenman, and Bayo Greenman, and the step-son of Dave Henderson.

**Plot**
Bosmer

The **Bosmer**, more commonly known as the Wood Elves, are a generally tan skinned, relatively short race of Mer native to the province of Valenwood.

## Origins

The Bosmer were originally a splinter group of the ancient Altmer who colonized the province of Valenwood to lead a simpler life away from the cosmopolitan cities of the Summerset Isles (at that time, Alinor)

## Culture

The Bosmer Culture is very minimalistic and simple, they forage for all that they have, are exquisite hunters, and (because of the Green Pact) do not harm the flora of Valenwood. They are also required to make use of every part of anything that they kill, be it beast or otherwise.

They also worship their nature god, Y'ffre.
Staff of Chaos

Created in the First Era, the **Staff of Chaos** was an extremely old and powerful artifact. The staff's power was too much, however, and it was hidden away. Eventually it was found by the Imperial battlemage, Jagar Tharn, who broken it into eight piece and scattered the fragments around Tamriel. The Eternal Champion was able to find the pieces, reconstruct he staff, and defeat Tharn for good.
The Five Tenants

**The Five Tenants** are the five rules that the Dark Brotherhood uses.

## Tenants

1. Never dishonor the Night Mother. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.

2. Never betray the Dark Brothethood or its secrets. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.

3. Never disobey or refuse to carry out an order from a Dark Brotherhood superior. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.

4. Never steal the possesions of a Dark Brother or Dark Sister. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.

5. Never kill a Dark Brother or Dark Sister. To do so is to invoke the wrath of Sithis.
Alessian Empire

The **Alessian Empire of Cyrodiil**, sometimes referred to as the first **Empire of Cyrodiil**, or simply the **First Empire**, was founded by Saint Alessia in the year 1E 243 after the Alessian Slave Rebellion and the overthrowing of Ayleid rule over the land. It was the first established human Empire within the province of Cyrodiil. The Empire fell after the ten year War of Righteousness, which began in the year 1E 2321, and ended in 1E 2331.

#### The War of Righteousness

Though the Alessian Reform was at first the driving force of the Empire, by the the twenty-fourth century of the First Era it was noticeably becoming a cancerous blight on the Empire's competency. The Alessian Empire's fate was truly sealed once the Alessian Order's influence spread to nearly every Tamrielic religion. Because of this, the Alessian priesthood was spread to thin and infighting quickly began amongst the varying sects of the Order. With the flourishing Colovian West seceding from the Empire in the year 1E 2321, it was too late for the Empire to heal its wounds, and its lack of land and money quickly erupted the Alessian Empire into the War of Righteousness, which would spread as far as the Iliac Bay, nearly halving its population. Within its ten year span, the conflict quickly evolved into an all out evangelical war between the myriad sects of the now splintered Alessian faith, with the purging of most Alessian texts and monastic complexes. The war would cause the complete dissolution of the Alessian Empire in 1E 2331, and reverted Nibenay back into a mercantile-magocracy form of government. With Nibenay's ministries being far too alien for the Colovian culture, the lands remained split for around 400 years, until the rising of the Reman Empire.
Aetherius

**Aetherius** is the realm of Aedra and the source of all magical powers. It can be portrayed as the exact opposite of Oblivion. It is believed that all stars and the Sun, Magnus, are portals to Aetherius that were created when Magnus and the other Magna-Ge fled back to Aetherius in the Dawn Era, realizing the Creation of Mundus was draining their divine powers.

## Realms

It is unknown whether every God has his/her own separate plane. It is known though that Aetherius contains large number of planes within itself. The are several known planes of Aetherius.

* Sovngarde - the afterlife of Nords, Imperials, Breton's, and Atmorans
* The Far Shores - the afterlife of the Redguards
* Mantellan Crux - a self-contained prison for the Mantella
* Sand Behind the Stars - the afterlife of the Khajiit
Moonshadow

**Moonshadow** is one of the many planes of Oblivion, the realm of the Daedra. It was created and ruled by Azura, the Goddess of Dusk and Dawn. The realm is said to be so beautiful, it would leave visiting mortals half-blinded. It has flowers and waterfalls, majestic trees, a city of silver and the wind smells of perfume. Azura lives in a rose palace and welcomes mortal travelers. The Winged Twilight inhabits this realm.

Morian Zenas visited this realm in a state of meditation, and the experience has been described by his apprentice in the book *Doors to Oblivion*.
High Hrothgar

**High Hrothgar** is an ancient monastery that sits atop the Seven Thousand Steps near the peak of the Throat of the World

The Throat of the World, highest peak in all of Tamriel, is where the leader of the Greybeards, Masters of the Way of the Voice, reside. The founder of the Greybeards, Jurgen Windcaller, built it sometime in the First Era.

## Seven Thousand Steps

The act of climbing the Seven Thousand Steps holds spiritual significance for many Nords, as the Nord belief holds that they were created by Kyne on the Throat of the World. Pilgrims from all across Tamriel come to see it.
Empire

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* Septim Empire (Third Empire)
* Reman Empire (Second Empire)
* Alessian Empire (First Empire)
* Nordic Empire (First Empire of Man)
Jylkurfyk

**Jylkurfyk** was a port city on southernmost part of the continent of Atmora, from where Atmorans, the ancestors of modern Nords, originate.

## History

The city lied on the coast of Sea of Ghosts and had massive shipyards where Atmoran longboats were being built.

The fleet of Ysgramor's famous army, The Five Hundred Companions, was built here. On the day known as the Day of Final Passage, the army set off for Tamriel, to avenge Saarthal, which has been sacked in infamous Night of Tears.

It is believed the city is frozen over completely, just as Atmora suffered the same fate.
Rahgot

**Rahgot** is one of the most powerful Dragon Priests and one of the last remnants of the Dragon Cult. His name translates to "Anger".

## History

Rahgot lived around the year 1E 140. He established one of the last Dragon Cult strongholds, Forelhost, high in Jerall Mountains, near today's Riften.

A legion of King Harald's soldiers, led by Skorm Snow-Strider, discovered it and laid siege for several weeks. They were unable to breach the main gate, so they asked for a Voice Master. Young Voice Master was sent by King Harald and blew the gate open. Unfortunately, before he got into cover, he took an arrow to his neck and died at the scene.

Once the Nords made into the monastery, Rahgot and his cultist retreated into interior and collapsed the stairs, preventing the Nords from advancing.

Rahgot commanded a mass suicide in hope of Skorn managing to pass the broken stairs, the sight of mass suicide would deter them from searching for any survivors and Rahgot would survive.

He ordered his chief alchemist to make large amounts of deathbell poison for the cultists to inject and also poisoned water supply. When the alchemist questioned his orders of mass suicide, she was murdered.

When the mass suicide was carried out, Rahgot ordered the burial of children's bodies and the rest of the cultists died in beds after taking poison.

When Skorn took the stronghold, he saw the aftermath and decided to proceed no further. His men were starving and very thirsty because of the long siege and, after spotting the water, immediately started drinking. The ones that drank that water, quickly died, and Skorn ordered not to drink it, since he suspected the cultists poisoned it before poisoning themselves. Suspecting all of the cultists were dead, Skorn proceeded with his mission of finding remnants of Snow Elves, which was his mission before the siege.

It is unknown what happened to Rahgot after Skorn left, other then that he was sealed in sarcophagus after his death.
Padomay

**Padomay** is the representation of Chaos and Change, and is the opposite of his counter-balance, Anu.

Padomay is not a Daedra or an Aedra.
It is Padomay's blood which created the Daedra.
Any Et'ada created by the blood of Padomay are Padomaic.

Padomay emerged out of The Void, alongside Anu.

## History

When Anu birthed its own soul to create , Padomay, being Anu's opposite did the same and created the god Sithis. Sithis and Anui-El's interplay and the conditions they set on each other would be what actually forms the Aurbis.

It is believed that all Daedric Princes are purely Padomaic and contributed nothing to the creation of and that the Aedra are both Anuic and Padomaic. Whether this is true or not is unknown but there do seem to be deities that contradict this, most notably the Daedric Prince Meridia who was one of the Magna-Ge, implying that she did contribute to the creation of Mundus and that she was partially Anuic.

The Psiijic Order was first founded to divine Padomay's eternal and ever-changing mystery, as it was their belief that Padomay was just as ineffable as Anu was. The Order took the name "Psijic", which is based off of the Ehnlofex translation for Padomay, PSJJJJ, a word that is purposefully unpronounceable.
Akavir

**Akavir** is the mysterious continent to the far east of Tamriel. Little is known about this strange place, other than a few of the races that call it home. It also has a large variety of biomes and climates just like Tamriel. Many have traveled or have attempted to travel from Tamriel to Akavir but the voyages came out unsuccessul for one reason or another. The most notable expedition being the one of Uriel Septim V in 3E 288.

## Races and Nations of Akavir

* **Tsaesci:** the Tsaesci are described as being humanoid serpents, and are thought to be a very cruel and violent people. Their home is the nation of Tsaesci. Their name translates to "Snake's Palace".

They ate all of the humans on Akavir, and are believed to have retained some of the features of the people they ate.
They tried to invade Tamriel in the time of the Cyrodilic Empire, but were stopped by Reman I.

When they became part of the Cyrodilic Empire's army, their leader became the advisor of the Emperors. Eventually one of the Advisors managed to get Reman III killed, thus began the rein of the Akaviri Potentates.

* **Ka Po' Tun:** a feline race with a tiger-like appearance, they are often referred to as the "tiger dragons". Their home is the Tiger Dragon Empire.
Their military power exceeds even the Tsaesci's.

They used to be allies with the Dragons on Akavir, but the Tsaesci killed them all. Now they seek to become Dragons, yet only one of them has achieved this-Their leader, the Tiger Dragon Tosh Raka.

Tosh Raka plans to invade Tamriel someday.

Perhaps very soon...

* **Tang Mo:** the Tang Mo are a race of monkey-like beings hailing from The Thousand Monkey Isles (Tang Mo). Relatively the most peaceful race in Akavir, the Tang Mo seem to only go to war when defending their homelands.

* **"Snow Demons" of Kamal** Alternatively referred to as the Kamal, they are seen as a race of cruel, evil conquerors (They often surpass even the Tsaesci in this regard). They frequently attack the Tang Mo.

Once they tried to invade Tamriel, led by the fearsome Ada'Soom Dir-Kamal.
Aedra

*Not to be confused with Daedra*
   The **Aedra** are a subgroup of Et'ada who assisted the creation of Mundus and the Mortal Races, unlike their cousins, the Daedra. They represent Stasis. Most of them are Anuic, but some are actually Padomaic. The Aedra reside in the realm of Aetherius, and are the most commonly worshiped of the Et'Ada on Nirn. The Aedra (tricked or otherwise) gave up an enormous amount of power in the creation of Mundus. The are bound to the realm of Aetherius, and cannot fully appear on Nirn. They are also (again, unlike the Daedra) not invulnerable, thus they can be killed.

All Et'ada are genderless, but they prefer to appear as one gender or another.

## Known Aedra

* Akatosh, the Dragon God of Time
* Dibella, the Goddess of beauty and fertility
* Julianos, the God of wisdom and logic
* Magnus, the god of Magic
* Mara, the goddess of love
* Stendarr, the god of mercy
* Lorkhan
* Kynareth (Kyne), the goddess of nature, wind, and the sky
* Zenithar, the god of work and commerce
Nine Divines

The **Imperial Pantheon** of the **Nine Divines** consists of the most important religious order in Tamriel. The religion combines the eight Aedra with the founder of the Third Empire, Tiber Septim (Talos). There are 6 gods and 3 goddesses. In Cyrodiil, there is a chapel in each major city venerating the divines. There are also wayshrines along the roads that are devoted to the Nine Divines. These Aedra also appear in various combinations in the pantheons of other cultures.

## Pantheon

* Akatosh - The Dragon God of Time and chief god of the pantheon
* Arkay - God of Funerals & Burial Rites
* Dibella - Goddess of Beauty and Sexual Desire
* Julianos - God of Wisdom and Logic
* Kynareth - Goddess of Nature, Wind, and the Sky
* Mara - Mother-Goddess and Goddess of Love
* Stendarr - God of Mercy and Justice
* Talos/Tiber Septim - God of War and Governance
* Zenithar - God of Work and Commerce
Calvin Beadnell

## Character information

### Personality

Kind, helpful, friendly, generous,(Currently) Selfish, arragont, unkind (In Future Vison)

### Occupation

Costume Designer at the Gads Well Theater, Fashion Designer (In Future Vision)

### Alignment

Good
 Bad (in Future vision)

### Relatives

Mr. Beadnell (father)
 Mrs. Beadnell (Mother)
 Belle Beadnell (Sister)
 Grandma Beadnell (grandmother)
 Grandpa Beanell (grandfather)
 Tommy (future adopted son)

### Allies

Ethan Starling (best friend), Fezziwig, Pam and Sam, Ginny (girlfriend), Fritz

### Likes

Christmas, Making Clothes for the Orphans

### Dislikes

Not seeing his family on Christmas, Ethan's Selfishness,

### Fate

Leaves with Ethan to go to his family's house for Christmas
King Argos

King Argos is the Postsuminous main Antagonist of the Film, The Princess and the Secret of Gyntistorm.

Trivia

He is the second Classix Animation Studio villain to be postsuminous, because he died years before the events of the Princess and the Goblin Events, the first being Uncle Maurice

He is very similar to Uncle Maurice, both died before the events of the films. Unlike Uncle Maurice, King Argos, never reformed nor did he come back as a ghost to tell His granddaughter about his wrong doings and what needs to be changed
King Knobbler

King Knobbler is the central Antagonist of the Laika Film, "Goblins". He is the former King of a group of Goblins known as the Blackspike Boys and the father of Skarper, whom he shares a love-hate relationship with.

## Background information

### Inspiration

Troll King from "The Barbarian and the Troll"
 Stoick the Vast from the "How to Train Your Dragon" Series
Reginald from Justin and the Knights of Valor

## Character information

### Other names

Your Masjety (by his people and Skarper)
 Dad(by Skarper when he is older)
Daddy, Papa (by Skarper when he was little)

### Personality

Strict, Hard, Bloodthirsty, Petty, Dishonest

### Occupation

King of Blackspike Tower(formally)
 Bodyguard, Servant to Carnglaze

### Goal

To get to the Keep and become King of Clovenstone's seven towers

### Home

Blackspike Tower, Clovenstone (formally),
 Coriander

### Relatives

Queen Grizelda (wife) (Deleted scene only)
 Skarper (son)
 unamed father
 unamed father-in-law
Torren the Terrible (uncle†)
Chinhilda (aunt)
 Big Boobied Bertha (mother)
 Breslaw (older half-brother†)
 Gulluck (Cousin-in-law)
 Gergga (Cousin)
 Felica, Farbin, and Rich (second Cousins, once removed)
 Amber (third cousin, twice removed)

### Pets

Ozzie(osprey†)
 Gnurflax (Ulfer)

### Enemies

Lych Lord, Henwyn(sometimes), Fentongoose, Carnglaze and Prawl (formally)

### Fate

Retires from being king and Becomes a bodyguard to Carnglaze

### Quote

"Don't listen to my son! I mean, What Did those Softlings do for us that was any good?!"
Ethan Starling

Ethan Starling is the Main Protagonist of the Film, Humbug. He is a spoiled, selfish singing star in Victorian London, until three spirits visit him and change his ways

## Background information

### Inspiration

The Beast from Disney's Beauty and the Beast
 Ebenezer Scrooge from A Christmas Carol

## Character information

### Personality

Selfish, spoiled, unkind (formally) Timid, modest, humble (in future), kind, noble, generous, helpful

### Goal

To change his ways before he ends up like his Uncle (succeeded)

### Allies

Calvin Beadnell (best friend), Pam and Sam, Ginny, Fritz, Tommy

### Likes

Opera, Christmas, Getting his way (Formally)

### Dislikes

Not getting his way (formally) his crumpets getting to much butter, Christmas (formally)

### Fate

Leaves the orphanage to celebrate Christmas with Calvin and his family