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Racemenu presets including a vast collection of legendary heroes and notable figures from the Elder Scrolls Universe.
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The TES Universe is full of legendary figures and legends.This is a mod that includes many of them (110+)as high quality racemenu presets into a single mod.This project took me a long time to make (about 2 months) but I created each preset with love and faithfulness to the lore.
Mods Used:
*ApachiiSkyHair
*Aquatic Elegance
*Beards
*Beards of Power
*BeastHHBB
*Better Argonian Horns
*Brows
*EVMH
*Flawns Vanilla Argonians Redux
*Glowing Argonian Eyes
*Hallgarth's Additional Hair
*High Poly Head
*Improved Eyes
*Kala's Eyes Beast Race Edition
*Kalilies Brows
*KS Hairdos
*NB Scars
*Niohoggr Warpaints
*Racemenu
*SFO
*Tempered Skin for Males
*Vanilla Wairpaints Absolution
*W3 Eyes
*Warpaints by Auriana
*Weathered Nordic Warpaints
*Wounds Overlays
*SG Eyebrows
*SG Eyebrows HP
*Brows HP
*Facial Hair
*Barbarian Bodypaints
*Horns a plenty
*Eyes full glow
*Scars
*Dunmer Scarification
*Vanilla Hair Remake
*Nouks
*Emo Hair
*SC Hairstyles
*Community Overlays 1,2,3
*The third eye
*Dwemer Beards
*Eyes of Aber
*HPH SV Beard
*Beards for HPH
*KCCE
*MGHM
*Custom VHR Hairs
*Dark sun Tattoo
*Manguz
*BAT
*Obi Tattoos
*[Dint999] HairPack02 SSE 1.12
*HG Hairdos
*Eye Customization
*ACE
*Argonian Fins
Note:These characters use different eyes and you must change the sliders of the left and the right eye yourself.
-Jiub:Left 5 - Right 23
-Vivec:Left 22 - Right 0
-Mecinar: Left 23 - Right 12
-Olaf One-Eye: Left 23 - Right 4
How to use my presets:
-When in game,press the tilt(~) key so the console opens
-Type showracemenu and press Enter
-Select the according race
-Choose the preset and change the gender accordingly
-Press R and return to the game
Feel free to ask any questions,report any problems and suggest new characters to include in future updates.
The characters (and a little bit of lore):
Abnur Tharn (Imperial)
-Abnur Tharn was the Imperial Grand Chancellor of the Elder Council and overlord of Nibenay during the middle of the Second Era. Much like his ancestors, who were known for holding positions of power throughout Cyrodiil since the days of the Akaviri Potentate, Tharn served as advisor to various emperors and kings for over 117 years. During the turbulent rise and fall of Cyrodiilic rulers during the Interregnum, Tharn was the sole constant, providing continuity and consistency to the Empire of Cyrodiil. Fiercely loyal to the Empire, Tharn became Chancellor of Elder Council in 2E 465 and has served as the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel ever since.
Adara'hai(Khajiit)
-Chief-Crier Adara'hai was a leading figure of the Twilight Cantors in the mid-Second Era.She was responsible for several high-profile instances of dro-m'Athra vanquishing around the time of the Planemeld.
Agronak gro-Malog(Orc)
-Agronak gro-Malog, also known as the Gray Prince, was a pale-skinned Half-Orc of noble birth that was born from the love of the Imperial vampire nobleman Lord Lovidicus and his Orc mistress named Luktuv gro-Malog.He was also the reigning Grand Champion at the Arena in Cyrodill.
Ahknara(Redguard)
-Ahknara was a Redguard spymaster and a member of the Daggerfall Covenant tasked with infiltrating Fort Arand. She was a legendary assassin, and supposedly eliminated an entire invading force from the Aldmeri Dominion.
Ahnassi(Khajiit)
-Ahnassi was a Khajiit monk and Toad of the Thieves Guild living in the city of Pelagiad in the Vvardenfell region of Morrowind.
Allena Benoch(Wood Elf)
-Lady Allena Benoch was a Bosmer Jaqspur who was a skilled swordmaster and archer. She was the former master of the Valenwood Fighters Guild and the head of the Emperor's personal guard in the Imperial City. She was active in the Third Era.
Almalexia(High Elf)
-Sacred Lady Almalexia, colloquially known as Ayem, Mother Morrowind, the Lady of Mercy, Healing Mother, and known by titles such as the Warden and the Lover, was a Chimer goddess of the Tribunal. She was the wife of Lord Indoril Nerevar, and after the death of her husband, she, alongside Vivec and Sotha Sil, came to power amongst the Chimer, now known as Dunmer.
Antus Pinder(Imperial)
-Antus Pinder was an Imperial warrior of the Colovian West, known for his unwavering defense of the city of Kvatch against a vastly superior threat. Despite suffering a grave defeat, the city honored his bravery and spirit by erecting a statue in his likeness at the main square, just outside the castle gate.
The identity of the superior invading force remains unclear. However, it is known that the statue was erected sometime between the mid-Second Era, around 2E 582, and the Oblivion Crisis of the late Third Era.
Aranias(High Elf)
-Aranias was a young High Elf woman and a new addition to the Veiled Heritance. Once known as the Rock Witch of Silatar, she had been manipulated into joining the Heritance and was one of their most valuable assets.Aranias was able to shape the land into any form she wishes. She once lifted an entire ship out of the ocean, which frightened her parents into asking the Veiled Heritance for help.
Archcanon Saryoni(Dark Elf)
-Tholer Saryoni, a Dark Elf priest, was the Patriarch and Archcanon of the Tribunal Temple, as well as the Chancellor of Vivec. He lived in his office in the High Fane of Vivec's Temple Canton.He was also the author of Saryoni's Sermons, Fellowship of the Temple, and Yngling's Letter.
Baloth Bloodtusk(Orc)
-Baloth Bloodtusk was an Orc hero and leader of the Savage Sons mercenaries. He was also known as the Wild Boar because no king could ever tame him, and he fought for his own reasons.He is remembered as the finest warrior in Wrothgar, and some went as far to claim he was an avatar of Malacath himself.Him and Gaiden Shinji engaged in a duel during the siege of Orsinium in 1E 950 and were betrayed and killed by King Joile and Mercedene.
Barilzar(Dark Elf)
-Barilzar was a powerful Dark Elf mage who lived in Morrowind in the Second Era. He created the infamous artifact, Barilzar's Mazed Band.For a time, he was a Clockwork Apostle and studied with Sotha Sil in his Clockwork City.At some point later in the Second Era, Barilzar was transformed into a lich, but whether it was intentional or not was unknown. Journals written by Barilzar in the Second Era imply he was looking into the dark arts to extend his life.Some also believed that the Band itself did it to him, and Barilzar himself claimed he hated his existence as a lich. Regardless, he was determined to guard the artifact for all eternity in his undeath.
Baron Shrike(Breton)
-Baron Shrike was the ruthless tyrannical leader of the Barony of Lainlyn, within the province of Hammerfell. Shrike ruled over Lainlyn with an iron fist, imposing heavy taxes and bullying his people through his knightly order, the Host of the Horn. His wife was Baroness Dh'emka and his younger brother was Lord Kain, who greatly disapproved of his older brother's deeds.
Bendu Olo(Imperial)
-Bendu Olo, known variously as the Colovian Emperor, Sailor-King of Anvil, West King of Anvil, and Dealer of Swift Justice to the Foul Spot of Thras, was the Colovian King of Anvil and Baron-Admiral of the All Flags Navy (which was consisted of Redguards, Bretons, Altmer, Argonians, Dunmer, Khajiit, Orcs, and Nords) who led the fleet against the Sload of Thras shortly after the Thrassian Plague of 1E 2200.
Bolvyn Venim(Dark Elf)
-Bolvyn Venim was a Dark Elf crusader, and the Archmaster of House Redoran. He lived in Venim Manor in Ald'ruhn with his wife Dilvene Venim. Somewhat of a natural leader, he was credited for securing House Redoran's landholdings during the opening of Vvardenfell and the successful move of the Council to Ald'ruhn.
Brazzefk(Dark Elf)
-Brazzefk was a legendary Dwemer alchemist. He was highly acclaimed for his expertise in alchemy and known for his relentless pursuit of the elusive goal of immortality.[1]As a legendary figure, the past of Brazzefk remains shrouded in obscurity, with little known about him except for his exceptional expertise in alchemy. Driven by his ambitions, he crafted a mythical potion with the intention of transforming himself into a colossal living statue, transcending the limitations of mortal flesh. According to the legend, the potion's effects proved astonishingly potent, completely petrifying Brazzefk and granting him eternal life, albeit at the cost of eternal immobility.
Cadwell the Betrayer(Imperial)
-Cadwell the Betrayer is the person that the Soul-Shriven Sir Cadwell of Codswallop was in life—a hero who helped Khunzar-ri and his kra'jun seal the dragons away in the Halls of Colossus only to betray him in an attempt to take the power sealed away in the Plane of Jode. He died during his last stand in the Shadow Dance Temple in the Merethic Era, with his remains scattered across the land and his name wiped from all records.
Euraxia Tharn's chief necromancer, Zumog Phoom, resurrected the disgraced Nedic knight to serve as his familiar and confidant, although initially only as a floating head.
Caius Cosades(Imperial)
-Caius Cosades was the Imperial Grand Spymaster of the Blades that were stationed in Vvardenfell in 3E 427. He played a major part in the defeat of Dagoth Ur and in the Nerevarine prophecies. Caius' cover story in Balmora was that of an old man with a skooma problem; however, at some point, he genuinely became addicted to skooma, resulting in the higher-ups becoming concerned about his addiction.
Cicero(Imperial)
-Cicero (sometimes called the Fool of Hearts) was an Imperial assassin and Keeper of the Dark Brotherhood. As Keeper, he was responsible for caring for the Night Mother's body and casket.Little is known of him before 4E 186, when he arrived at the Dark Brotherhood sanctuary in Cheydinhal following the destruction of the Bruma sanctuary.
Cyrus the Restless(Redguard)
-Cyrus the Redguard, also known as Cyrus the Restless, and Sura or Sura-do-Hega in Yoku, was a hero best known for leading the Stros M'Kai Uprising in 2E 864. Having spent the early years of his career under the wing of the Cyro-Nordic pirate captain Tobias, Cyrus traveled to the island of Stros M'Kai in search of his missing sister, Iszara, ending up leading his fellow Redguards in a rebellion against the Empire alongside her.
Dagoth Ur(Dark Elf)
-Dagoth Ur, originally Voryn Dagoth,also known as the Sharmat, as well as Awakened Lord of the Sixth House, Lord Dagoth and Father of the Mountain to his followers, was the immortal Lord High Councilor of House Dagoth. In Tribunal mythology, he is demonized as the Devil and the Enemy, False Dreamer, Devil Dagoth Ur, and Devil of Dagoth.
In the First Era, he inadvertently caused the Battle of Red Mountain by informing the Hortator Indoril Nerevar that House Dagoth had discovered the Dwemer's worship of a secret source of power, the Heart of Lorkhan, which the Chimer deemed profane and heretical.
Darien Gautier(Breton)
-Darien Gautier was a hero of the Daggerfall Covenant who discovered his true nature as Meridia's Golden Knight during the Planemeld. Brought into the world as a Light of Meridia through uncertain circumstances, Darien eventually became captain of the Camlorn Guard. He would later join up with the Fighters Guild and helped lead their forces during the coalition invasion of Coldharbour, disappearing in the Planar Vortex in a confrontation with Molag Bal. Darien soon returned to Tamriel during the Daedric War as Meridia's vessel, learning that he was no ordinary Breton and possessed many otherworldly powers. He helped defend Nirn from Nocturnal's plot, sacrificing himself to restore Dawnbreaker.
Darloc Brae(Khajiit)
-Darloc Brae was a Khajiit warlord active during the fifth century of the First Era. He was known as the "Golden Beast of Anequina", also shortened to the "Golden Beast" and the "Beast of Anequina". His conquests spanned across the savannahs and badlands between the Larsius River and the Strid River. Anequina's martial traditions began with Darloc Brae's reign.Despite Darloc Brae's notorious reign over Elsweyr, his endeavors had a great and long-lasting influence on the province.
Divad Hunding(Redguard)
-Divad Hunding was the only son of Frandar Hunding, born in 1E 760 Yokuda late in his life by an unknown woman. Although the son of a famous Ansei, Divad rejected the Way of the Sword from early on, leaving his training at age 16 to take the life of a bard instead. He traveled widely for several years, gaining a great deal of fame and recognition for his singing.
Divayth Fyr(Dark Elf)
-Divayth Fyr is a 4,000-year-old Dunmer sorcerer of immense power, so great that his presence can be sensed in Mournhold from as far away as Dranil Kir near the Summerset Isles. He is a member of Great House Telvanni, though he generally stays out of House politics. Fyr isn't an active member of the Telvanni Council, acting more as a consultant or advisor to them. However, he respects their command and will carry out most requests laid down by them. As a Master of Secrets and a neutral overseer of the Old Ways, he was also once a member of the Psijic Order and seeks balance.
Dumac(Dark Elf)
-Dumac Dwarfking, also known as Dumac Dwarf-Orc, King of Red Mountain, and Dumalacath, was the last ruler of the Dwemer before their disappearance. Along with Indoril Nerevar, he united the Chimer and Dwemer clans, and together they pushed the Nords out of Morrowind by 1E 416. Resdayn flourished under the leadership of Dumac and Nerevar, and the two developed a mutual respect and friendship. Peace among the Chimer, and between them and the Dwemer, brought an unprecedented prosperity and flowering of both cultures.
Emperor Mantiarco(Breton)
-Uriel Septim III (3E 97–3E 127), also known as Uriel Mantiarco, was the ninth ruler of the Empire of Tamriel.He was the son of Queen Potema, the "Wolf Queen of Solitude".
Emperor Uriel Septim VII(Imperial)
-Uriel Septim VII was the twenty-first Emperor of the Third Empire and Septim Dynasty. Inheriting the throne from his late father, Pelagius Septim IV, in 3E 368, Uriel VII reigned for 55 of the 65 years after he was crowned emperor, until his assassination by the cult of the Mythic Dawn in 3E 433.
Empress Clivia Tharn(Imperial)
-Clivia Tharn was the ruler of the Empire of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum. A member of the prominent Tharn family, born to Abnur Tharn and his seventh wife, Pulasia.When she was 7-years-old, Clivia played a game of Imperial War-Chess with her younger relative Euraxia and played an illegal move. Outraged, Euraxia taunted her by saying that she would one day be queen of Rimmen, but Clivia remained unimpressed, stating she would be the Empress.
Empress Hestra(Imperial)
-Empress Hestra was the ruler of the Alessian Empire during the First Era, circa 1E 1029. That year, she expanded the imperial territory, admitting High Rock as a province after she defeated King Styriche, the Vampire of Verkarth with the aid of the Bangkorai Garrison. She instigated an aggressive anti-piracy campaign in 1E 1033 that eventually led to the capture of the most infamous pirate, "Red" Bramman.
Eno Hlaalu(Dark Elf)
-Eno Hlaalu was the Dunmer Grandmaster of the Morag Tong during the 3rd Era. He could be found underneath the Arena in Vivec.
Falx Carius(Imperial)
-Falx Carius, a Captain and later a General of the Imperial Legion, was an Imperial posted to Fort Frostmoth sometime before 3E 427 as a Knight Protector and Garrison Commander. He had numerous dealings with the Nerevarine during the latter's journeys on Solstheim. He died in 4E 5, but was raised from the dead later in the Fourth Era. There are many tales of General Carius's exploits among even the Redoran Guard, including helping in the founding of Raven Rock.In 4E 201, the undead Carius attempted to continue his vendetta against Raven Rock. He decided to declare war on behalf of the Empire, vowing to wipe them off the face of Solstheim and sending waves of Ash Spawn—which he appeared to believe were his soldiers—to attack the settlement. At the command of the Redoran Guard, the Last Dragonborn eventually traced the attacks back to Fort Frostmoth and defeated Carius.
Faolan(Nord)
-Red Eagle, or Faolan in the language of the Reach, also known as King of the Reach, Lord of the Reach, High Lord of the Reach, and Diamond's Doom was an ancient king who, armed with a flaming sword, rallied his people and drove back the armies of Cyrodiil in the First Era.During his exile, Faolan came across a mysterious and powerful hagraven, also known as the Hag in early works, who offered him the power to free his people in exchange for his heart.He accepted the offer and became the first Briarheart,becoming a spirit of vengeance, pitiless, and beyond remorse and bringing an onslaught of violence and death to the occupying Imperials. Over time, accounts of Red Eagle have become distorted and embellished, but they seem to be based on truth: the Imperial chronicles of Empress Hestra mention a rebel leader who was eventually cornered and slain in battle around the year 1E 1030, at the cost of a full legion of men.
Faolchu(Imperial)
-Faolchu the Changeling was a general of the Alessian Order who was cursed with lycanthropy. Faolchu had a reputation for being nigh invulnerable in battle, earning him the nickname the Invincible General and the Invincible One.Faolchu was resurrected in 2E 582 by Angof the Gravesinger, with the intention of having him serve Molag Bal, taking the title Faolchu the Reborn.Faolchu wreaked havoc upon Glenumbra at Angof's behest, and took Camlorn for his own. In an effort to discover the means to defeat the ancient general, the Mages Guild had the Vestige travel back in time where Faolchu met his demise.
Fildgor Orcthane(Nord)
-Fildgor Orcthane, once known as Fildgor Strong-Prince, is a Nord prince born to Queen Mabjaarn Flame-Hair of Skyrim. He is Jorunn the Skald-King's exiled brother and leader of the famed Stormfist Brigade of western Skyrim.
Frandar Hunding(Redguard)
-Frandar do Hunding Hel Ansei No Shira, commonly known as Frandar Hunding, or simply Hunding, was a Yokudan warrior-prince and is considered to be the most accomplished Sword-singer and master Ansei in history. Born in 1E 720 in the province of High Desert in Yokuda, he is best remembered for being one of the first Yokudans to settle in Hammerfell, giving birth to the Redguard people in the centuries that followed. Because of this, he is sometimes known as the "first Redguard". He is also revered for developing the "Way of the Sword", a martial philosophy on blade mastery.
Frandar is the only "given" part of his name: "Hunding" is the name of the region of his birth; "No Shira" means person of noble birth and "Hel Ansei" is his title of Sword Sainthood in the language of Yokuda.He is the father of Divad Hunding, another famous Redguard hero.
Gaiden Shinji(Redguard)
-Gaiden Shinji was a Redguard hero of the First Era and the leader of the Order of Diagna, who was killed during the Siege of Orsinium. He also founded the Arena in the Imperial City, and was its original Blademaster.He is best known for his famous proverbs such as "the best techniques are passed on by the survivors" or "honor wears the face of your next opponent". The combatants of the Arena refer to him in a manner most would reserve for gods, often saying things like "by Shinji", "Shinji be with us", and "for Shinji's sake". He is believed to have taken influence from Akaviri culture, in addition to his own.
Garnag(Orc)
-Garnag was an Orsimer assassin for the Dark Brotherhood, residing in the Cheydinhal Sanctuary at the time of the Great War. He hauled the Night Mother's crypt from Bravil after it was raided, and was one of the last surviving members of the Brotherhood in Cyrodiil.
Gentleman Jim Stacey(Redguard)
-Gentleman Jim Stacey was a Redguard who led the Thieves Guild in Morrowind in the late Third Era. Jim was a master thief himself, and was rumored to have possessed the legendary Skeleton Key.He recreated the Bal Molagmer, a popular but extinct group of righteous thieves in Vvardenfell, as a subfaction of the Thieves Guild.
Gortwog gro-Nagorm(Orc)
-King Gortwog gro-Nagorm, Warlord of the Orcs (also titled Lord of Orsinium and King of Orcs and Warlord of the Subterranean Realms) was the ruler of the Orcish people in High Rock in the late Third Era and chieftain of the Minat Orc tribe. He is remembered as a skilled diplomat and a political genius.Following the "Miracle of Peace" (aka Warp in the West), his kingdom had expanded to control much of the Wrothgarian Mountains as well as valuable coastline along the Bjoulsae River. By 3E 433, the Elder Council recognized Gortwog as king, and Orsinium as a county of High Rock, though portions of the kingdom extended into Hammerfell.
Haknir Death-Brand(Nord)
-Haknir Death-Brand was an infamous pirate king also known as "The King of Ghosts" who terrorized the northern coasts of Tamriel. He supposedly had an unnaturally long lifespan, although it is unknown to historians how much of the ancient "Haknir Saga" is true. He was said to be a fearless fighter who enjoyed torture and murder for its own sake, and that he had a great wound upon his face which never healed - his eponymous Deathbrand, thought to have been a term in some unknown agreement with Mehrunes Dagon. When he was finally at death's door as an old man, he purportedly placed a curse upon his treasure, including his Stalhrim armor, and had it buried on a rocky shoal off the northern coast of Solstheim. He also ordered his boats destroyed, as he did not believe any of his crew were fit to replace him. He then sealed himself inside the ruins of Gyldenhul Barrow along with his treasure.
Hannibal Traven(Breton)
-Hannibal Traven was the Arch-Mage of the Mages Guild at the end of the Third Era. He was a staunch opponent of necromancy and was responsible for several poorly-implemented guild reforms.He was promoted to the position of Arch-Mage circa 3E 431. Among his controversial reforms were a tightening on admission to the Arcane University and an outright ban on the practice of necromancy by guild mages. Traven's divisive stance on necromancy had many strong supporters even outside the guild, although it caused a large degree of internal fracturing.
Haskill(Breton)
-Haskill is the Chamberlain of Lord Sheogorath, "the one constant in the ever-changing whims of the Madgod". He often takes on the appearance of an elderly man in a melancholy yet flamboyant suit. Just like his colleague Dyus, former Chamberlain of Jyggalag, his exact origins are unknown; but he has claimed to have once been a mortal who mantled Sheogorath, becoming a Vestige. On another occasion, however, he has claimed to have been under the service of Sheogorath since the "beginning". He took care of all of the more administrative and mundane duties involved in running the Shivering Isles. Despite having once been mortal, he has no desire to visit Tamriel. He has a strong dislike of Mehrunes Dagon, and finds mortals to be irritating.
High King Emeric(Breton)
-High King Emeric of Wayrest (also known as Emeric of Cumberland or Emeric Cumberland) was a member of the Cumberland Dynasty in the Second Era, and one of the major faction leaders of the Three Banners War. He was pivotal to the founding of the first Daggerfall Covenant, a defensive pact among all of High Rock's kingdoms against foreign threats, established after Emeric slew Durcorach the "Black Drake" and helped fend off his onslaught of Reachmen raiders circa 2E 541.
High King Harald(Nord)
-High King Harald (also called Harald Hand-Free and Harald of Ysgramoor was the High King of Skyrim and the thirteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor. Harald was the first historical Nord ruler, appearing at the beginning of recorded history. He is mainly remembered for relinquishing all holdings in distant and lost Atmora and uniting the disparate Nordic people to formally create the Kingdom of Skyrim. Harald's newfound power gave the human races the inspiration to expand their reach across Tamriel and assert themselves over the dominance of elves.
High King Svargrim(Nord)
-Svargrim, known also as the Wolf of Solitude, was the High King of Western Skyrim and Jarl of Solitude in the mid-Second Era. He was crowned High King in 2E 561 and was still in power around 2E 582.Under Svargrim's rule, Western Skyrim was made up of the holds of Haafingar, Falkreath, Whiterun, Hjaalmarch, and Karthald.After he revealed himself as a vampire, he retreated to the Tower of the Wolf, a structure he had constructed which connected straight to Greymoor Keep.Princess Svana and the Vestige confronted King Svargrim and managed to defeat him before he could devastate the realm.
High King Torygg(Nord)
-High King Torygg was the Jarl of Solitude and High King of Skyrim until his death at the hands of Ulfric Stormcloak in 4E 201.Torygg found Ulfric's calls for independence moving, and respected him for voicing such a bold, borderline treasonous opinion. That is why when Ulfric came to see him in Solitude, Torygg intended to hear more of his arguments for independence with an open mind; neither he nor his court suspected that Ulfric was there to challenge Torygg until it was too late to stop it. According to Ulfric, he challenged Torygg for the right to be High King, knocked him to the ground with the thu'um, then dispatched him with a sword. Some others say Ulfric "shouted him to pieces" or "ripped him asunder". The Empire and a number of the Jarls, however, viewed the killing of Torygg not as the result of an honorable duel, but as regicide, due to the fact that Torygg was young and had only limited martial training, while Ulfric was a war veteran wielding the power of the thu'um, and moreover, that the duel had been Ulfric's first choice of action, rather than diplomacy.
High King Vrage(Nord)
-King Vrage (also called Vrage the Gifted or Vrage the Butcher) was the High King of Skyrim and the fifteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor.He is widely known for founding and expanding the First Empire of the Nords across the northern reaches of Tamriel, growing his domain to encompass parts of High Rock, Morrowind, and the Nibenay Valley. Along with his predecessor Harald, King Vrage can be credited with leading man's rise to dominance over mer in what would become the provinces of Cyrodiil and High Rock.
Indoril Nerevar(Dark Elf)
-Lord Indoril Nerevar, also called Saint Nerevar Moon-and-Star, the Champion of Azura, the Hero of Red Mountain, and Godkiller, was the Chimer King of Resdayn (modern-day Morrowind). As the Hortator, or Great Ashkhan, of the united Chimer people, he forged an alliance with the Dwemer, and he was one of the founders of the First Council, uniting all the people of Resdayn for the first time in 1E 416. Nerevar then took on the title of "First Councilor".The alliance eventually broke down, leading to the War of the First Council. At the climactic Battle of Red Mountain circa 1E 700, Nerevar led the Chimer to victory, though he died shortly after the battle under disputed circumstances.
Under the Tribunal Temple, he was known as the Herald of the Triune Way.Ashlander prophecies of his "rebirth" as the Nerevarine and heroic return to Morrowind fueled the creation of the Nerevarine Cult. St. Nerevar the Captain, patron of Warriors and Statesmen, became one of the foremost saints of the Dunmeri faith, along with his wife, Almalexia the Warden, Lord Sotha Sil the Magus, Lord Vivec the Poet, and Saint Veloth the Pilgrim. Nerevar became the patron saint of House Redoran.
Iszara(Redguard)
-Iszara was a Redguard leader of the late Second Era who, along with her brother Cyrus, was instrumental in the rebellion of Stros M'Kai against the Imperial occupation. She became the city's ruler and Queen-Regent of Hammerfell, guided by the spirit of her secret lover, Prince A'tor. In this position, she ordered the rebuilding of the city and had some part in organizing the First Treaty of Stros M'Kai, allowing the province to join the Empire on its own terms.
Jagar Tharn(Imperial)
-Jagar Tharn was the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel and later Emperor of Tamriel, who secretly imprisoned Emperor Uriel Septim VII in Oblivion and used Illusion magic to masquerade as Uriel VII for a decade. During Tharn's reign from 3E 389 to 3E 399, a period known as the Imperial Simulacrum, Uriel VII was held captive in a plane of Oblivion while Tharn reigned over the war-torn Empire. It is not entirely known what Tharn's goals and personal accomplishments were during his reign.
Jauffre(Breton)
-Jauffre was the Grandmaster of the Blades during the Oblivion Crisis. He was respected by his fellow Blades, both at Weynon Priory and Cloud Ruler Temple. He was a loyal servant and Advisor of Martin Septim and helped him to become Emperor. Having been good friends with Uriel Sptim, Martin's father, he was asked to spirit the baby away when he was born.
Jiub(Dark Elf)
-Jiub Mothren, known formally as Saint Jiub the Eradicator or Saint Jiub, Eradicator of the Winged Menace, and Jiub the Magnificent, is a saint of the Tribunal Temple and the New Temple. He was canonized for driving the cliff racers from the island of Vvardenfell in Morrowind. He was killed in 3E 433, and his soul became trapped in the Soul Cairn.
Jorunn the Skald-King(Nord)
-Jorunn the Skald-King was a Nordic High King born in 2E 546 and was the twin brother of Fildgor Strong-Prince.Later in life he became a singer and did quite a bit of traveling while still uncrowned. He showed rare talent as a bard, highly prized among Nords, and was eventually dubbed the "Skald Prince" of Skyrim. However, his mother and sister were killed in an Akaviri invasion. He led the Nords to victory against the invaders, and took on a new life as High King of Eastern Skyrim.He claimed to have no interest in politics, but still became the unofficial leader of the creative community. Though he received little formal schooling in the arts of arms and warfare, traveling across Tamriel was always a dangerous activity and he learned how to handle himself.
Jurgen Windcaller(Nord)
-Jurgen Windcaller, a Nord warrior who came to be called Jurgen the Calm, is said to have had the strongest thu'um of the First Era, possibly of all time. As a militant thu'um wielder, or "Tongue", he utilized his voice as a weapon and a way to grow in strength, like many Tongues of the time. This changed for Jurgen, however, when the Nordic armies suffered an ignominious defeat at Red Mountain. Jurgen would use the defeat as inspiration to discover the Way of the Voice and found the Greybeards, wielders of the voice who practiced fierce pacifism.
Kagrenac(Dark Elf)
-Lord Kagrenac (sometimes Kagrnak), known as the Shop Foremer, was the Dwemeri Chief Tonal Architect during the time of the First Council. The foremost arcane philosopher and mage-smith of the Dwemer, he was a "pioneer" in the field of mythopoeic forces, and devised tools with which to harness them with the intent of transcending the limits of Dwemer mortality. Kagrenac was the primary architect working on the Heart of Lorkhan and was responsible for creating the original Brass God, Anumidium.According to some theories, it may have been his use of his tools on the Heart that caused the Dwemer to disappear from the face of Tamriel in 1E 700.
Kagrenac forged three great enchanted artifacts, which are called "Kagrenac's Tools." Wraithguard is an enchanted gauntlet to protect its wearer from destruction when tapping the heart's power. Sunder is a enchanted hammer to strike the heart and produce the exact volume and quality of power desired. Keening is an enchanted blade that is used to flay and focus the power that rises from the heart.
Keshu the Black Fin(Argonian)
-Keshu the Black Fin was a great Argonian hero and founder of a movement for an advanced Saxhleel society. Upon the founding of the Ebonheart Pact, she was named general of Pact forces in Skyrim and fought briefly in Cyrodiil during the Three Banners War. In later life she became the governor of Gideon in Blackwood.
Khamira(Khajiit)
-Khamira was Queen of Anequina, the northern kingdom of Elsweyr, from 2E 582. Born in 2E 563 to King Hemakar and Queen Numara of Anequina,she was presumed dead with the rest of her family after Euraxia Tharn overthrew her father in the Frostfall Coup of 2E 576. She had in fact survived, and covertly took up arms in a resistance movement against Euraxia's rule known as the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force.After unsuccessfully attempting to stop the unwitting release of Kaalgrontiid and his rage of Dragons by Abnur Tharn in 2E 582,she subsequently helped to defend the city of Riverhold from the combined assault of Euraxia's forces and the Dragon Bahlokdaan, and revealed her true identity there after their defeat. After Euraxia's deposition she banished Kaalgrontiid with the help of Abnur Tharn and the Vestige, and was crowned queen soon afterwards. As monarch she sought to restore the Elsweyr Confederacy between Anequina and Pellitine.
King Eplear (Wood Elf)
-King Eplear was an early ruler of the province of Valenwood and the founder of the long-lived Camoran Dynasty. The date for his founding of the dynasty is traditionally accepted as the earliest date in Tamriel's recorded history, 1E 0. While little is known about Eplear's life in detail, historians have suggested that it was Eplear who first united the wild ancestral Bosmer and created for Valenwood its first effective political identity, something that is called one of the "greatest military feats in Tamriel's history".He is also remembered as a benevolent, welcoming king who invited refugees from the troubled Ayleid Empire and elsewhere to live in Valenwood with the Bosmer.
King Hjalmer(Nord)
-King Hjalmer was the High King of Skyrim and the fourteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor and his line.He lived a very short reign of one year, from 1E 221 to 1E 222 until his passing. He was preceded by Harald and succeeded by Vrage, both of whom are more remembered for their contributions to history than Hjalmer.
Kurog gro-Orsinium(Orc)
-Kurog gro-Orsinium was the King of the Orcs of the Wrothgar Mountains during the Interregnum.Also known as Chief Kurog gro-Bagrakh. He aided King Emeric during Ranser's War in exchange for the return of Orsinium, and afterward joined the Daggerfall Covenant. Kurog's reign came to an end in 2E 582 when, frustrated by the constant disagreements among his clan chiefs, he engineered a crisis between Trinimac and Malacath cults in order to discredit his main rival, Bazrag gro-Fharun, and eliminate the other chiefs. The king's treachery was discovered and he was slain, resulting in Bazrag being crowned the next King of the Orcs.
Lord Kain(Breton)
Lord Kain (sometimes spelled Khane) was a noble knight from the Barony of Lainlyn, in the province of Hammerfell. Lord Kain was the younger brother of Baron Shrike, who ruled over his domain with an iron fist. Kain was one of his most outspoken critics, and together with Lord Harth, they formed the Knights of the True Horn.Sometime later, Lord Kain gathered his forces and staged a coup d'etat in Lainlyn, in the attempt to dethrone Baron Shrike. However, he was defeated and gave his order the message that they would reunite later some other place. Lord Kain died shortly after the battle, but was encountered by a Breton necromancer named Arielle Jurard. Through the dark arts of Necromancy, Lord Kain came back to life as a lich and left with Jurard, to meet with the remaining Knights at Battlehorn Castle, a stronghold in the Colovian Highlands of Cyrodiil.In 3E 433, the Hero of Kvatch defeated the Lich.
Lucien Lachance(Imperial)
-Lucien Lachance, an Imperial assassin, was a Speaker for the Black Hand of the Dark Brotherhood in the late Third Era. He became the Speaker for the Cheydinhal Dark Brotherhood sanctuary.After a series of events, the Black Hand believed that Lachance was a traitor, and had ordered his execution.He desperately pleaded his innocence, but the Hand would not listen as they set about killing and mutilating his corpse beyond recognition.Lachance's naked, mutilated corpse was then strung from the ceiling of the Applewatch farm, as a reminder to all who would betray the Dark Brotherhood.
Lyris Titanborn(Nord)
-Lyris Titanborn was a Nord with giant ancestry and the personal bodyguard of Emperor Varen Aquilarios. She easily towers over other members of her race and dwarfs even the tallest race in Tamriel, the High Elves.Lyris was born to Alyr Golden-Hair and the giant-blooded Nord, Gjalder. Her mother died during childbirth, leaving her father to raise his considerably large infant daughter alone. At the age of fifteen, she ran away from home and joined the Imperial Legion. She faced endless ridicule from her peers due to her large stature. She was hated and feared by some, but she endured, and eventually met Varen. She subsequently aided him in his revolution, and joined him, Mannimarco, Abnur Tharn and Sai Sahan as one of the Five Companions in search of the Amulet of Kings.
Makela Leki(Redguard)
-Makela Leki, was a Redguard Ansei warrior or "Sword Saint", a known worshipper of the God of War Reymon Ebonarm, and one of the most famed heroes in Redguard history. She is best known for her sacrifice at the Battle of Bangkorai Pass in the First Era, where she and her five companions were responsible for routing an invading Breton army led by King Joile of Daggerfall.
Mankar Camoran(High Elf)
-Mankar Camoran was the leader of the Mythic Dawn, a cult of Mehrunes Dagon worshippers that assassinated Uriel Septim VII in 3E 433 in an attempt to destroy Nirn.Little is known about Mankar's life after his mother fled with him into the wilderness of High Rock, but eventually Mankar Camoran would take to worshipping the Daedric Prince of Destruction Mehrunes Dagon. Mehrunes Dagon chose Mankar as his mortal champion and gave him the artifact book Mysterium Xarxes which was penned by Dagon himself.Mankar pored over these writings taking away many metaphysical implications that he then wrote down in the Commentaries on the Mysterium Xarxes. Mankar also bound himself to the Xarxes using unholy rituals, and in doing so he was able to create his own plane of existence known as Paradise, Gaiar Alata.
Mannimarco(High Elf)
-Mannimarco, also known as the King of Worms or the Worm King was an Altmer necromancer notable for founding the Order of the Black Worm. He began his magical studies as a student of the Psijic Order, and went on to manipulate the political powers of Tamriel throughout later parts of his life. He went as far as to control the Cyrodiilic Empire as his puppet state during the Interregnum, and put forward the events that led to Molag Bal's invasion of Tamriel called the Planemeld. Mannimarco went on to become a Lich, later ascending to godhood as the "Necromancer's Moon" in his undeath, and left a legacy that would last for ages to come.
Martin Septim(Imperial)
-Martin Septim was the illegitimate son of Uriel Septim VII and a mysterious mother. Martin was spirited away as an infant by Jauffre, the Grandmaster of the Blades. Martin grew up knowing nothing of this, and eventually became a Priest of Akatosh in the city of Kvatch. That was where he found himself when his father and half-brothers were assassinated by the Mythic Dawn, leaving him as the unwitting sole heir to the Ruby Throne at the onset of the Oblivion Crisis. Blades agents were able to find Martin and keep him safe until the end of the crisis, when the uncrowned Emperor of Tamriel was forced to sacrifice himself to stop Mehrunes Dagon.
Mecinar(Dark Elf)
-Mecinar was a Dunmer Clockwork Apostle within the Clockwork City, and an apprentice to the mystic Sotha Sil, who suggested that Mecinar's intelligence could possibly rival that of each of his previous apprentices. Sotha Sil did, however, take precautious note of Mecinar's 'dangerous intellect', but decided against constraining him, claiming it would be a sin against potential. But eventually, his suspicions were confirmed when Mecinar showed to be desperately ambitious in his research, conducting grotesque transmutation experiments on unwilling acolytes. Through 'steel and sorcery', Mecinar merged their bodies with those of beasts, the result being Abominations. These Abominations appeared to be perversions of the fabricants that Sotha Sil had designed while trying to create the perfect life-form. And so, to protect the Clockwork City and the valuable power within it, Mecinar was cast out. In his time away, he plotted his return, shaping his own body into a tool able to absorb power otherwise uncontrollable.
Merric at-Aswala(Redguard)
-Merric at-Aswala Resolute War Horn is a Redguard member of the Fighters Guild. He is a very skilled warrior. Merric is a devoted follower of Stendarr.
Modryn Oreyn(Dark Elf)
-Modryn Oreyn is the Champion of the Fighters Guild in Cyrodiil. He can be found in his home in the city of Chorrol. He is a rather sharp speaker, quick to irritate and anger, but fiercely loyal to the Fighters Guild, and proud of the members that show skill and competence. He has little tolerance for members who would tarnish its reputation, or those he deems as a threat to the guild, whether it is a single member or an entire chapter, as one worth looking over carefully.
Morihaus(Nord)
-Morihaus, also known as Morihaus-Breath-of-Kyne, the First Breath of Man, Winged Bull, Sacred Bull, Bull of the South, and Taker of the Citadel, was the Demigod of All Winds. His status as an Ada deity came from his relationship to his mother, the Divine Kyne (or Kynareth).He was the consort of Alessia and father of Belharza. Morihaus was said to be the finest archer of the First Era.He is a figure of great importance and reverence in both Cyrodiil and Skyrim.
Naryu Virian(Dark Elf)
-Naryu Virian ,also known as the Mother of Blades and the Beautiful Darkness after her beauty, is a well-known member of the Morag Tong, being active during the Interregnum. Naryu's exploits have inadvertently saved countless lives throughout the provinces, such as ending the Llodos Plague in Deshaan and the reign of the Sweetroll Killer in the Gold Coast.
Nerevarine(Dark Elf)
-The Nerevarine, the prophesied Incarnate, is the alleged reincarnation of Chimeri warlord Indoril Nerevar. The Nerevarine arrived in Morrowind in 3E 427 by the order of Emperor Uriel Septim VII, having been sent to Vvardenfell as a prisoner of the Empire. Their arrival was directly linked to a prophecy which dictated that Lord Indoril Nerevar would be reincarnated and return to Morrowind to defeat Dagoth Ur and restore the glory of Resdayn. The hero fulfilled the prophecy, ending the Blight. In recognition of this, they were also known as Nerevar-Born-Again,Nerevar Reborn, Starkborn,Moon-and-Star Reborn, Hortator, Mourner of the Tribe Unmourned, Redeemer of the False Gods, and Blodskaal.
As destiny unfolded, they battled against living gods, and then, in the frozen wastes of Solstheim, against the champions of the Daedric Prince Hircine.Rumors swirled at the end of the Third Era that the Nerevarine went on an expedition to Akavir and has not been heard from since.
Ocato(High Elf)
-Ocato of Firsthold was the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel and Lord High Chancellor of the Elder Council under Emperor Uriel Septim VII during the late Third Era. After Uriel VII's assassination in 3E 433, Ocato, as head of the Elder Council, served as the Empire's de facto ruler, and he helped lead the Empire through the Oblivion Crisis. At the end of the Oblivion Crisis and the Third Era, Martin Septim, an illegitimate son of Uriel VII, sacrificed himself to end the crisis, but this rendered the Septim Dynasty extinct, so Ocato convened the full Elder Council to select a new emperor, but the council failed to make a selection.Without an emperor, imperial control outside of Cyrodiil quickly began to dissipate, so Ocato reluctantly agreed to become potentate, serving in the position until he was assassinated circa 4E 15. After his assassination, the Empire entered the chaotic period known as the Stormcrown Interregnum.
Ocheeva(Argonian)
-Ocheeva is an Argonian, and one of the leaders of the Dark Brotherhood. She is a Shadowscale, an Argonian with The Shadow birthsign that is sent to the Dark Brotherhood to become assassins. While the real head of the sanctuary is Lucien Lachance, he trusts Ocheeva to run things while he is away.
Olaf One-Eye(Nord)
-King Olaf One-Eye was a First Era Nord Jarl of Whiterun (and later High King of Skyrim) famous for imprisoning the Dragon Numinex within his palace, which was dubbed Dragonsreach in honor of this feat. Olaf purportedly confronted the dragon with some of his troops on top of Mount Anthor, where he used the Thu'um to aid him in a duel which ended in Numinex's defeat. Olaf then conveyed the dragon back to Whiterun where he imprisoned it in his castle. Numinex was purportedly imprisoned there until his death. After death, the dragon's skull was kept as a trophy, and was still on the wall above the throne in Dragonsreach, where it has remained into modern times.
Orvas Dren(Dark Elf)
-Orvas Dren, a Dark Elf warrior, is the younger brother of Vedam Dren, the Duke of Ebonheart. Orvas lives in Dren's villa on his own plantation, north of Vivec and east of Pelagiad where he owns a large contingent of slaves.
Although without formal position in House Hlaalu, he is highly influential behind the scenes. Orvas is a wealthy criminal and the Kingpin of the Camonna Tong, dealing in skooma and moon sugar.
Pelagius Septim III(Imperial)
-Pelagius Septim III (born Thoriz Pelagius Septim)(known as Pelagius the Mad) was the twelfth emperor of the Septim Dynasty, reigning over the Third Empire for eight years, from 3E 145 to 3E 153. Pelagius III is generally remembered for his eccentricities of behavior and madness that characterized his time as King of Solitude and later as Emperor of Tamriel.
Pelinal Whitestrake(Nord)
-Pelinal Whitestrake was a legendary (and infamous) Demigod who fought alongside his fellow Demigod Morihaus as the champion of Queen Alessia during the Alessian Slave Rebellion of the early First Era. Pelinal is but one name for the "legendary immortal hero" who, according to legend, conquered all of Tamriel by himself in the late Merethic Era. However, he never united the various provinces he conquered under a single banner, as he was known to wander, build up kingdoms, and inevitably abandon them to wander again. He possessed the Crusader's Relics, which were given to him by the Eight Divines. Legends say he often had stretches of homicidal madness, during which he slew indiscriminately and took a toll on the very landscape itself.
Queen Ayrenn(High Elf)
-Queen Ayrenn Arana Aldmeri (also known as Queen Ayrenn the First, and was known by titles such as the Eagle Primarch of the Aldmeri Dominion, Monarch of the Throne of Alinor, and High Queen of the Summerset Isles) was a member of the royal family of Alinor in the Second Era, and one of the major faction leaders of the Three Banners War.She founded the first Aldmeri Dominion in the Second Era during in the midst of the Interregnum, which she created through an alliance with the Bosmer and Khajiit. Her adventures prior to her ascension to queen opened her eyes to the corruption brewing at the very heart of Tamriel. She competed against High King Emeric of the Daggerfall Covenant and Jorunn the Skald-King of the Ebonheart Pact for the Ruby Throne, seeking to utilize its station so she may usher in a new age of Elven rule across Tamriel in order to protect it from the reckless tendencies of the younger races, particularly those of men, who she saw as shortsighted due to their brief lives.
Queen Barenziah(Dark Elf)
-Queen Barenziah is one of the most famous figures of the Third Era. She became the first Queen of Morrowind, a vassal ruler to the Emperor of Tamriel. Her consort was Symmachus, former general of Emperor Tiber Septim (and the Emperor himself was rumored to be one of Barenziah's former lovers). Though her position was largely ceremonial for most of the Third Era, the couple were said to be popular with the people of Morrowind. The Queen was considered a loyal vassal throughout the era, and sided against Uriel Septim III and Queen Potema during the War of the Red Diamond circa 3E 120. However, circa 3E 391, she went into exile due to unrest in her province. Symmachus was killed in a riot, and she was forced to abdicate her throne to her uncle Athyn Llethan. Of all her adventures, she is most well-known for going on to help thwart the impostor Jagar Tharn and bring about an end to the Imperial Simulacrum by 3E 399. She married King Eadwyre of Wayrest, who she had forged a bond with while working to defeat Tharn and free the captive Emperor Uriel Septim VII. In 3E 417, she and Eadwyre were among the political leaders of the Iliac Bay who sought to acquire the Totem of Tiber Septim from an agent of the Blades,and who benefited greatly from the ensuing Miracle of Peace, or "Warp in the West". Barenziah claimed ignorance on what exactly transpired during this mysterious two-day phenomenon.Several years later, when Eadwyre died, she returned to Morrowind, where her son Prince Helseth soon became King, while she took on the title of Queen Mother. Her other child, Princess Morgiah, had already gone on to become Queen of Firsthold. She may have had other children, one of many disputed facets of her life.
Queen Euraxia Tharn(Imperial)
-Queen Euraxia Tharn was the Imperial queen of Rimmen during the Interregnum. Euraxia hailed from the royal House Tharn of Cheydinhal. Euraxia had become the strict ruler of Rimmen following an event known as the Frostfall Coup in 2E 576, where her militia, known as the Euraxians conquered Rimmen, and she proclaimed herself as Queen. She was the mother of Javad Tharn, who led an invasion against the region of Reaper's March, but was defeated by forces allied to the Mane of Elsweyr in 2E 582. She was also the half-sister of Abnur Tharn, chancellor of the Elder Council, and an ancestor of unknown relationship to Jagar Tharn.
Queen Potema Septim(Imperial)
-Queen Potema, the "Wolf Queen of Solitude", the daughter of the Emperor Pelagius Septim II, wife of King Mantiarco, aunt of the Empress Kintyra II, mother of Emperor Uriel III, and sister of the Emperors Antiochus, Cephorus I and Magnus, is best known for her role in the War of the Red Diamond. In 3E 120, she launched a rebellion, and overthrew her niece Empress Kintyra II the following year so that her son could become Emperor Uriel Septim III. Although the war ended in 3E 127, it was another ten years, capped off by a month-long siege at her castle in Solitude, before Potema herself was defeated. She has been described as "unambiguously evil", and is remembered as one of the most dangerous necromancers in the history of Tamriel. She was a formidable mage and a skilled necromancer. As a Dragonborn, she also possessed the ability to wield the Thu'um.
Rajhin(Khajiit)
-Rajhin the Purring Liar, also known as the Trickster God, the Footpad, Cat Who Walks, and the Cat-King of Thieves is the Thief god of the Khajiiti people.Tales of Rajhin are an integral part of Khajiiti culture and is popular among their storytellers, but he also finds worship among thieves and deceivers.Though he is the most famous burglar in Elsweyr's history, he also targeted many other lands, even venturing to the realms of Oblivion to add other's possessions to his collection. He was also very successful in wooing his lovers with his great treasures. It is said that every idol of Rajhin ever made will find its way into a pouch of a thief,but his idols are also popular as a ward against thieves. Rajhin himself was described as being "the very embodiment of speed, agility, and slyness". He has Seven Shadows that each represent different aspects of his being and carry out his bidding.
Razum-dar(Khajiit)
-Razum-dar (known as Raz to his companions) was a Khajiit spy who was active during the Interregnum in the Second Era. Razum-dar, though well-known during this time, was the first member and the leader of the Eyes of the Queen—the secret intelligence network that served Queen Ayrenn of the First Aldmeri Dominion.
Red Bramman(Argonian)
-Red Bramman, also known as the Bandit King, was an infamous First Era brigand based in Black Marsh who gained notoriety due to his piracy against the Alessian Empire in Topal Bay. He was an Argonian, but was documented by Imperial historians as one of the first men to venture deep into the Marsh.Bramman earned the nickname "Red" due to his red hair, which he possessed despite being an Argonian.
Relmyna Verenim(Dark Elf)
-Relmyna Verenim was a Dunmer resident of the Shivering Isles at the end of the Third Era. She was originally from Tamriel, which is where she discovered the so-called "Sixth Element": Flesh. She was expelled from the Mages Guild due to the extreme nature of her experiments. Sheogorath invited her to his Realm, where she could continue her research free of scrutiny. Because of this, she developed a passionate—and obsessive—love for the Daedric Prince.
Relmyna was responsible for creating the first Gatekeeper. After many failed attempts she accomplished this by using the magical ingredients of the Gardens of Flesh and Bone to give life to several enchanted body parts stitched together to form a body. Using Sheogorath's divine madness as the seed, Relmyna birthed the creature. Her tears and the bones of a previous Gatekeeper were used to slay the creature in 3E 433.
Rid-Thar-ri'Datta(Khajiit)
-Rid-Thar-ri'Datta was the Mane of Elsweyr during the early-mid Second Era. Rid-Thar-ri'Datta is referred to as the first Mane, a spiritual leader of Elsweyr that paved the way for a moon-based culture and veneration for the deity of cosmic order, the Riddle'Thar.
Rislaav the Righteous(Imperial)
-Rislav Larich, better known as Rislav the Righteous, was born in Skingrad in 1E 448, the eighth child and fourth son of Queen Lynada and King Mhorus of Skingrad. He is believed to have led the typical life of a Colovian prince. He married Belene, the daughter of King Justinius of Kvatch, becoming a Count of Kvatch, presumably to cement peace between the kingdoms. In 1E 478, a plague passed through Cyrodiil and decimated the royal family of Skingrad; in the end, only Rislav and his older brother Dorald, a priest of Marukh, survived. Dorald's first act was to cede the kingdom to the Alessian Empire, which incensed Rislav. He led a small band of cavalry from Kvatch to Skingrad, where they entered the city without conflict (as the guards of Skingrad were also offended by Dorald's act). In the castle courtyard, Rislav denounced Dorald and beheaded him with one stroke, and he was quickly crowned as the new King of Skingrad.
Saint Alessia(Imperial)
-Alessia, also known as Queen Alessia, Saint Alessia, the Lady of Heaven, Queen-ut-Cyrod, Queen of Mortals, Slave Queen of Cyrodiil, Mother of the Empire, Queen of Stars, and El-Estia,was the first Empress of Cyrodiil and the founder of the Alessian Empire, the first of three Cyrodilic empires. She led the Alessian Slave Rebellion against the Ayleids in the third century of the First Era, freeing the Nedes of Cyrod from slavery and founding the Alessian Empire. As the first Empress of Cyrodiil, she established a new religion, a fusion of the Nordic and Aldmeri pantheons known as the Eight Divines. On her deathbed in 1E 266, she was canonized by Akatosh, and her soul placed in the central stone of the Amulet of Kings, thus forging Akatosh's covenant with men to protect Tamriel from the forces of Oblivion. She has also been stated to have achieved apotheosis in death, and was described as becoming wife to Shor and Auri-el, in addition to her marriage with Morihaus.Among worshippers of Pelinal Whitestrake, Alessia is the patron saint of humanity.The Empress is associated with The Thief Constellation.
Sees-All-Colors(Argonian)
-Guildmaster Sees-All-Colors is the new Guildmaster for the Fighters Guild following the death of her mentor, Jofnir Iceblade. She has been directing almost all of the Guild's efforts to destroying Dark Anchors.
Shalidor(Nord)
-Arch-Mage Shalidor, sometimes known as the Spellbreaker, was an immensely powerful wizard from the First Era who had an understanding of magic few have ever matched, and his numerous but scattered writings are highly sought after.There are many legends surrounding Shalidor's life, such as how he built the city of Winterhold with a whispered spell, built the great Ice Fortress of Winterhold, how he stole the secret of life from Akatosh, and how he single-handedly fought against the Dwemer legions of clan Rourken at the Battle of Rourken-Shalidor (in which he bore his Spellmirror into battle). Many of these stories are believed to be hyperbole or outright fabrications. Shalidor stood at the forefront of a movement to enact higher standards among mages, and to discourage spell use among the common castes. This effort is dubiously credited with the original organization and formation of the schools of magic (Vanus Galerion is also often credited with the creation of the schools of magic) and the foundation of the College of Winterhold.Shalidor eventually holed himself up in Labyrinthian, where he constructed the namesake labyrinth to test new archmages, and devoted all of his time to research and study. He became an incredibly prolific writer, and scholars have worked to track down his notes and musings for thousands of years. He oversaw the construction of the Great Maze, said to hold "Glamoril" (the "secret of life" in elvish), which, as noted above, was said to have been stolen from Akatosh by Shalidor. There's some speculation that this secret of life he possessed, whatever it was, may have been the catalyst for the practically unbelievable number of writings he produced on a vast array of topics. He performed a number of rituals that extended his life significantly, claiming that "life for an Arch-Mage is measured in decades, not years."
Sinderion(High Elf)
-Sinderion was a famous Altmer master alchemist known for his research into the Nirnroot plant.For most of his life, he lived in the basement of the West Weald Inn in the Cyrodilic city of Skingrad. He was an honorary member of the College of Winterhold. He collaborated with Arch-Mage Taris Rendil to develop the Frostcrag Apparatus Table, an alchemy lab in Frostcrag Spire.Over fifty years later, an adventurer named Obeth Arnesian brought a sample of Crimson Nirnroot to Sinderion. This variant of the common Nirnroot grows only in Blackreach, a gigantic cavern beneath the surface of Skyrim. A year later he sold his basement workshop in Skingrad and traveled to Skyrim, eventually coming to the Sarethi Farm outside Riften. After a few months of preparation, Sinderion entered Blackreach using the runed lexicon provided by Obeth and set up a field laboratory in one of the Dwemer houses found within the cavern. He began researching the Crimson Nirnroot, but was killed circa 4E 58 in his laboratory by the denizens of Blackreach.
Sotha Sil(Dark Elf)
-Sotha Sil, or Seht, wizard-mystic god of the Dunmer and "Si" in the AlmSiVi, was the most enigmatic member of the divine Tribunal. He was known as the Mainspring Ever-Wound, the Father of Mysteries, Magus ,the Magician,the Teacher, the Sorcerer, the Tinkerer, the Clockwork God, the Light of Knowledge, the Inspiration of Craft and Sorcery, the God of the World Mechanism, the Clockwork King of the Three in One, patron of artificers and wizards, and the architect of time and a binder of Oblivion. He did not believe himself to be a god, but did not deprive Vivec and Almalexia of their joy of being acknowledged as one.He also did not acknowledge free will, believing himself bound to creating his greatest invention, the Clockwork City. Those that followed the faith of the Tribunal Temple knew him for his power as well as the knowledge he provided, and for his contribution to helping the former Chimer transition into their Dunmer identity. He also had faithful within the Clockwork City, where his Clockwork Apostles followed the sermons of Deldrise Morvayn and devoted their work towards one goal: achieving Tamriel Final, a new Nirn. With the rise of the New Temple in the Fourth Era, Sotha Sil and the rest of the Tribunal were demoted to "saints and heroes", and the three Good Daedra retook their place as the center of worship for the Dunmer as "the Reclamations".
Speaker Terenus(Imperial)
-Speaker Terenus is a Imperial speaker for the Black Hand and member of the Dark Brotherhood. He is pivotal in inducting the Vestige into the guild, and leads the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary with Astara Caerellius.
Syl,Duchess of Dementia(Wood Elf)
-Lady Syl was a Bosmer madwoman and Duchess of Dementia at the beginning of the Greymarch of 3E 433. She resided in the House of Dementia in the Shivering Isles. Syl was known for her extreme paranoia; her madness was such that she saw plots and conspiracies everywhere, rendering her a prisoner in her own house. She is associated with two artifacts: Ruin's Edge and Nerveshatter.
Symmachus(Dark Elf)
-Symmachus was the Dark Elven general of Tiber Septim's army who later became husband to Barenziah, Queen of Mournhold. Father to Helseth (born in 3E 376) and Morgiah (born in 3E 384 and named after Symmachus' mother).Symmachus reigned in Mournhold as a royal consort for centuries. Always loyal to the Empire, he won many battles in the War of the Red Diamond against the supporters of Uriel III and Potema in 3E Second Century.During the Imperial Simulacrum in late Fourth Century, when civil unrest spread in Mournhold, Symmachus let Queen Barenziah take their young children and travel to the Imperial City to seek the ear of the Emperor Uriel VII while he remained in Mournhold to deal with the grumbling peasants and annoyed nobility. Some days later he fell in battle with the revolting peasants.
When the plot of impostor Jagar Tharn was ruined, a rightful Emperor was restored, and the tumultous period of Simulacrum had ended, a grand state memorial service was held for Symmachus at the Imperial City, befitting a man who had served the Septim Dynasty for so long and so well.
The Gray Fox(Imperial)
-Corvus Umbranox is the Count of Anvil and Countess Millona Umbranox's husband who has been missing for ten years. At the end of the Thieves Guild Questline he is revealed to have been the Gray Fox and the mysterious Stranger, both identities caused by the curse of the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal.
The Hero of Kvatch(Imperial)
-The Hero of Kvatch, also known as the Champion among a number of other titles, is a Daedric Prince and former hero of prophecy. As a mortal, they assisted in saving all of Tamriel from the Oblivion Crisis and ascended to godhood as the new Prince of Madness in 3E 433.
Therana(Dark Elf)
-Mistress Therana is a Dunmer Mage and a high-ranking member of the Great House Telvanni. She is a master councilor of her house and the ruler of the Telvanni town of Tel Branora.. She was a calculating woman, but by 3E 427, had slipped into insanity, becoming unpredictable as a result.
Tiber Septim(Breton)
-Tiber Septim (sometimes enumerated as Tiber Septim I or Septim I, and also known as Talos Stormcrown, Hjalti Early-Beard, and Tiberius Imperator, among many other titles) was a military leader who became one of the most famous figures in Tamrielic history, reigning as Emperor Tiber Septim from 2E 854 to 3E 38. Tiber Septim started his career in service under the Cyrodilic king Cuhlecain, where he was known as General Talos. In this role, he fought to unify Cyrodiil and finally all of Tamriel, an effort that culminated in 2E 896 with the birth of the Third Empire. He declared the onset of the Third Era at the end of the same year.
Tiber Septim ruled for 81 years and is considered by many to be the greatest emperor in history. He gave his name to the lineage of Cyrodilic Emperors known as the Septims. In the centuries following his reign, Tiber became revered as a god and saint, and is worshipped as one of the Nine Divines under the name of Talos (meaning Stormcrown in the language of the ancient Ehlnofey).
Titus Mede II(Imperial)
-Titus Mede II was an emperor of the Mede Dynasty during the Fourth Era. Three years after his accession, Titus II was pulled into the Great War against the Aldmeri Dominion. After four years, Titus II and the Imperial Legion defeated the Aldmeri Dominion's main army in Cyrodiil, but the Empire was in no shape to continue the war, forcing Titus II to sign the controversial White-Gold Concordat. The Concordat outlawed the worship of Talos and forced the Empire to cede a large section of southern Hammerfell to the Dominion. The ban on Talos worship caused discontent and eventually led to the Stormcloak Rebellion in Skyrim.
Torug gro-Igron(Orc)
-King Torug gro-Igron was an Orcish chieftain who founded the first Orsinium in the Wrothgarian Mountains of High Rock. It grew from an armed camp into a kingdom under his rule in the early First Era, though objective details on that kingdom are not known.Chronicles of the time paint Orsinium a fortress ruled by savage law, leading raids on its neighbors along the Bjoulsae River. Orc historians call it a utopia, a peaceable land of agriculture and commerce. The truth is likely somewhere in between, but all written and archeological evidence was destroyed in the thirty-year Siege of Orsinium. Torug had died long before the time the siege began in 1E 950, as Orsinium was then ruled by King Golkarr.The exact date of Orsinium's founding is unknown, but it is known to have grown powerful as early as the ninth century of the First Era. Though some sources place the founding of Torug's Orsinium in the tenth century.
Ulfgar the Unending(Nord)
-Ulfgar the Unending was a Nord warrior from the Second Era, believed to have been a member of Ysgramor's Five Hundred Companions. In the late Second Era Ulfgar set out to find Sovngarde with Erlendr, Hunroor, Nikulas, and Grimkell. Grimkell later betrayed the group and turned the other three into stone pillars at Brodir Grove. Ulfgar avenged his companions by killing Grimkell.He was over five hundred years old, and wanted to find Sovngarde , which he had been looking for unsuccessfully all these years. He was the wielder of the long blade Stormfang.
Ulfric Stormcloak(Nord)
-Ulfric Stormcloak of the Stormcloak Clan is the Jarl of Windhelm and the leader of the Stormcloak Rebellion. An incredibly divisive and controversial figure, Ulfric pitted Nord against Nord in a bid for religious freedom and political independence for Skyrim.Little is known of Ulfric before 4E 176. He inherited the role of Jarl of Eastmarch from his father Hoag Stormcloak, and carried on a rivalry with Jarl Balgruuf the Greater of Whiterun since they both were young. He studied under the Greybeards at High Hrothgar to learn how to use the thu'um.Eventually, in 4E 201, Ulfric and a small company of his bodyguards were captured by General Tullius in an ambush while en route to Darkwater Crossing a few months after Torygg's death. They surrendered, Ulfric was gagged, and they were brought to Helgen for execution. However, a surprise attack by the ancient dragon Alduin devastated the town. Ulfric exploited the chaos to escape, to the pleasure of the Thalmor, who wished for Ulfric's rebellion to continue so Skyrim would remain divided and distracted.Ulfric returned to Windhelm and continued his campaign.
Ungolim(Wood Elf)
-Ungolim was a Bosmer member of the Dark Brotherhood who had ascended to the position of Listener of the Black Hand by 3E 433. Ungolim maintained a private residence in Bravil, and visited the statue of the Lucky Old Lady on a daily basis. He received the "Whispers of Death" from the Night Mother, and conveyed her will to the Speakers of the Black Hand. He was assassinated by a Silencer manipulated by Mathieu Bellamont in 3E 433.
Uzdabikh(Orc)
-Uzdabikh was an Orcish hero who emerged from obscurity to become the celebrated figure of the Battle of Fharun Pass. Leading a warband tasked with defending a tunnel, Uzdabikh faced an unexpected onslaught from the Redguard army, resulting in the heroic defense of the pass. Armed with bow, axe, knife, and unmatched ferocity, Uzdabikh stood alone as her warband fell one by one. She fought relentlessly, and the tunnel became a bloody battlefield where one-thousand-and-one Redguards met their demise. Legends speak of a blessed helmet that shielded Uzdabikh from every attack, leaving her standing among the Redguard corpses when reinforcements arrived. Her helm disappeared during the ancient battle of Fharun Pass.
Vanus Galerion(High Elf)
-Archmagister Vanus Galerion (sometimes Galerion Vanus), born as Trechtus, and called the Great Mage, was the founder of the Mages Guild and one of the most famous users of magic in the history of Tamriel. He trained with the Psijic Order along with fellow student Mannimarco. He strongly opposed Mannimarco's practice of necromancy, and would eventually lead an army of mages in a massive battle against Mannimarco's legions of undead, where he was killed.
Varen Aquilarios(Imperial)
-Varen Aquilarios (also called the Betrayer by Leovic) was an Emperor of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum. In 2E 576, Emperor Leovic of the Longhouse Emperors issued a decree that legalized Daedra worship in the Empire, which caused Varen, the Duke of Chorrol and Count of Kvatch, to initiate a rebellion against the Emperor. In 2E 577, Varen and his forces stormed the Imperial City, where he personally slew Leovic in the throne room of the Imperial Palace. He then declared himself emperor and married Leovic's widow, Clivia Tharn, to consolidate his rule.
Varen subsequently led a group called the Five Companions on a two-year quest to recover the lost Amulet of Kings, which they eventually recovered. Heeding the advice of Mannimarco, Varen planned to use the amulet in a ritual to persuade Akatosh to make him Dragonborn and therefore a legitimate emperor. In 2E 579, as the ritual was attempted, Mannimarco corrupted it, which triggered the event known as the Soulburst. Varen vanished in the chaos, and Clivia assumed the Imperial Throne as empress regent in his absence, setting Tamriel on a course for the Three Banners War.
Vastarie(High Elf)
-Vastarie, also known as the Witch of Azurah, is an Altmer Lich notable for her study of souls, the results which were a great boon to the dark arts of Necromancy. Prior to becoming a necromancer, she studied on Artaeum alongside other notable Psijic Monks, such as Vanus Galerion and Mannimarco. She is believed to be the first to discover how to use Sigil Geodes to bind spirits, and personally brought the first black soul gems to Tamriel after opening a portal to Coldharbour.Vastarie is a fervent worshipper of the Daedric Prince Azura. Sometime after her falling out with Vanus, she achieved lichdom and dedicated herself to serving Azura.
Vedam Dren(Dark Elf)
-Vedam Dren was Duke of the Imperial District of Vvardenfell in the province of Morrowind. Of noble descent, Dren was Hlaalu Grandmaster of the Vvardenfell district before he inherited his title. He ruled from the Grand Council Chambers in Ebonheart, surrounded by Dunmer and Imperial Counselors.
Vedam Dren was a Dunmer knight but also thought of himself as a noble, a leader and a diplomat. Vedam is the older brother of Camonna Tong head Orvas Dren, who ran the Dren Plantation, and the father of Ilmeni Dren,the leader of the abolitionist group Twin Lamps. After losing over half the Tong's shipments in rapid succession, Orvas toyed with the idea of having Vedam assassinated, so that he might consolidate his power and succeed Vedam as Duke of Vvardenfell and Grandmaster of House Hlaalu.
Velehk Sain(Dark Elf)
-Captain Velehk Sain, also called "the Pirate King of the Abecean" is a Dremora who practiced piracy in the Abecean Sea. In 4E 201, he can be found trapped in the Midden Dark after a tragedy involving four students of the College of Winterhold, Katarina, Treoy, Balwen, and Pithiken, who died from lethal cases of "Conjurer's burn" for attempting a summon they could not handle. Velehk Sain and his crew are described as merciless, cruel pirates, and going against them would be suicidal. Their ship's presence was rumored to cause madness.
Vivec(Dark Elf)
-Vivec (also spelled Vivek), or Vehk, Warrior-Poet deity of the Dunmer and Vi in the AlmSiVi, was the Guardian God-King of the holy land of Vvardenfell, and ever-vigilant protector from the dark gods of the Red Mountain, the gate to hell. He is also called the Master of Morrowind. Though some aspects of his past are blurred by time and questions surround some of his more controversial choices, Vivec has always represented the spirit and duality of the Dunmer people, which is reflected in his half-Dunmer, half-Chimer appearance.
The Warrior-Poet spent his long life creating numerous works and wonders. He was a prolific writer, perhaps most notably with the 36 Lessons, a series of cryptic texts widely open to an incredible amount of speculation and conjecture, primarily to act as a guide for the prophesized Nerevarine. Numerous artifacts were associated with the God-King, including his legendary spear Muatra. For hundreds if not thousands of years, he mostly resided at the pinnacle of his Palace in the city to which he lent his own name, Vivec. Hundreds of pilgrims and tourists visited his holy city daily.
He guided and protected the Dunmer until his loss of divinity and subsequent disappearance near the end of the Third Era, a sacrifice he not only accepted, but helped to bring about. The Tribunal Temple would collapse in his absence. The New Temple refers to him as Saint Vivec and declared him a member of the False Tribunal.
Vykosa(Khajiit)
-Vykosa the Ascendant was a Khajiit huntress and Werewolf Lord who, according to a legend, was a first turned; one of the original select few beings that were afflicted with Lycanthropy directly by Hircine in the Merethic Era. She had the ability to control other werewolves, and assembled an enormous pack with plans to conquer all of Tamriel.She kept giant dire wolves as pets.
Ylgar(Nord)
-Ylgar was the youngest son of the legendary Ysgramor, he also had an older brother, Yngol. Ylgar, as well as his brother and father, sailed to Tamriel fleeing civil war on Atmora. Along with other settlers, Ylgar and his family were inhabitants of Saarthal and were there during the elven raid, Night of Tears. Ylgar is said to be among the three survivors. He, along with Ysgramor and his brother, fled back to Atmora.
After returning to Atmora, Ylgar was already known as a warrior possessed of an unwavering spirit that drove his singular prowess to overwhelming feats in war. Ylgar sought to avenge to his fallen brothers and sisters so joined the Five Hundred Companions, led by his father. He commissioned two ships for himself and his brother and became the captain of Darumzu. Yngol and Ylgar sailed out of the massive shipyards of Jylkurfyk, not knowing that this was the last time they would meet.
Yngol(Nord)
-Yngol was the son of Ysgramor and older brother of Ylgar. He was a brave strategist who defeated enemies before they even knew the battle had begun. He was also purportedly the greatest blacksmith the Atmorans had ever known.
After the human city of Saarthal was sacked by the Elves, in an event known as the Night of Tears, Yngol fled back to Atmora with his father and brother.According to Nordic myth, he forged Wuuthrad, Ysgramor's legendary battleaxe, on the deck of the fleeing ship the same night and presented it to his father.
After returning to Atmora, Ysgramor sent Yngol and his brother to recruit the bravest warriors of the land and form the Five Hundred Companions. During the Return, he commanded a ship called the Harakk, but it was lost during the Storm of Separation just before they arrived at Hsaarik Head. It was eventually found along the shore, but Yngol was dead. It was a devastating loss to the Five Hundred Companions. It is said that Ysgramor wept in his grief and slew a dozen beasts, burning them in honor of his fallen son. A barrow-hill was dug in the Atmoran tradition, and Yngol was laid to rest with rites and honors among his clansmen far below the rocky face of Hsaarik Head, the first of the Children of the Sky to perish in Tamriel.Yngol's resting place ultimately determined the placement of Windhelm and the Palace of the Kings, as Ysgramor wanted to be able to view his son's resting place from the windows of his palace.
Ysgramor(Nord)
-Ysgramor (sometimes Ysgramoor), known as Ysgramor the Invader and "the harbinger of us all", was an Atmoran who came to Tamriel before recorded history as a refugee fleeing civil war in Atmora. He is generally regarded as the first human ruler, and king, of Skyrim.
Some Elven scholars insist Ysgramor was responsible for unspecified "provocations and blasphemies" that led to the genocide known as the Night of Tears, when the human settlement Saarthal was attacked by the Snow Elves and all humans purportedly were slain except Ysgramor and his two sons, Yngol and Ylgar,though some scholars believe this attack was unprovoked. Ysgramor fled back to Atmora, gathered the legendary Five Hundred Companions, then sailed back to Hsaarik Head and drove the Elves from Skyrim and Solstheim, cementing himself as a "culture hero" of the Nords. He wielded the axe Wuuthrad in battle and rode upon a Storm Atronach Bear conjured for him by his personal Clever Man, Alabar the Oddly-Colored.
Since he is the first known human to transcribe Nordic speech using Elven principles of writing, Ysgramor is credited with being the first human historian.Because of his exploits, he is known as "the first Harbinger, the first Man, [and] the bringer of Words", and the modern-day Companions still revere him as their only true leader.[ His progeny ruled Skyrim until 1E 369, when the death of King Borgas brought an end to his direct line of known heirs. However, his bloodline survived, and he is still believed to be the wellspring from whom all Nordic kings are descended.
Wulfharth(Nord)
-High King Wulfharth or Wulfrich (also known as Ysmir, Dragon of the North, Shor's Tongue, Kyne's Son, the Ash-King, the Breath of Kyne, the Storm of Kyne, the Grey Wind, the Kingmaker,Spirit Wulfharth, Ra'Wulfharth, Lord of Solitude, the Raised King, and the Underking) was an Atmora-born High King of ancient Skyrim who came to power after the death of Hoag Merkiller at Glenumbra Moors. He submitted Skyrim to a fiery reinstatement of the traditional Nordic pantheon, destroying Alessian temples and forcing the remnants of its priesthood to seek refuge in the Heartland. He was also famed for driving the Direnni clan out of Skyrim.
Legends claim that an evil god once made him (and all of Skyrim) into children, and when Wulfharth found a way to cure his people, he inadvertently made himself extremely old and died (for the first time). He led the invasion of Resdayn (modern-day Morrowind) and fought at the Battle of Red Mountain, where he was killed again.
During the Interregnum, he was revived yet again by either Almalexia or The Skald-King Jorunn to fight against the Akaviri invaders of Skyrim and Morrowind. Though his official story ends here, The Arcturian Heresy claims that Wulfharth reincarnated as the Ash-King following this battle, an undead warrior bent on destroying the Mer and ruling Tamriel.
Zumog Phoom(Orc)
-Zumog Phoom is a powerful Orsimer necromancer serving under Euraxia Tharn. Initially, he acts as Euraxia's advisor and strategist, and provides her with large amounts of reinforcements in the form of necromancers and undead soldiers. However, his main aim is to put Cadwell the Betrayer back together and gain favor with the dragons. He and his necromancers abandon Euraxia shortly before her death.
Zurin Arctus(Breton)
-Zurin Arctus (also known as the Underking, or by his Breton name Arnand the Fox) was a human spellcaster in the late Second Era, and the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel under Emperor Tiber Septim. By some accounts Arctus was the most powerful mage who ever lived. He was responsible for activating Numidium, a powerful construct used by the Emperor in his conquest of Tamriel, by placing his "heart" (life force) into a massive soul gem. Arctus later regretted his actions and destroyed the automaton, but was killed in the process before being able to reclaim his heart. He reappeared later as an undead entity known as the Underking, though The Arcturian Heresy instead attributed the title to Ysmir Kingmaker. In Cyrodiil, Zurin is sometimes associated with the mage-god Magnus.
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The characters (and a little bit of lore):
Abnur Tharn (Imperial)
-Abnur Tharn was the Imperial Grand Chancellor of the Elder Council and overlord of Nibenay during the middle of the Second Era. Much like his ancestors, who were known for holding positions of power throughout Cyrodiil since the days of the Akaviri Potentate, Tharn served as advisor to various emperors and kings for over 117 years. During the turbulent rise and fall of Cyrodiilic rulers during the Interregnum, Tharn was the sole constant, providing continuity and consistency to the Empire of Cyrodiil. Fiercely loyal to the Empire, Tharn became Chancellor of Elder Council in 2E 465 and has served as the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel ever since.
Adara'hai(Khajiit)
-Chief-Crier Adara'hai was a leading figure of the Twilight Cantors in the mid-Second Era.She was responsible for several high-profile instances of dro-m'Athra vanquishing around the time of the Planemeld.
Agronak gro-Malog(Orc)
-Agronak gro-Malog, also known as the Gray Prince, was a pale-skinned Half-Orc of noble birth that was born from the love of the Imperial vampire nobleman Lord Lovidicus and his Orc mistress named Luktuv gro-Malog.He was also the reigning Grand Champion at the Arena in Cyrodill.
Ahknara(Redguard)
-Ahknara was a Redguard spymaster and a member of the Daggerfall Covenant tasked with infiltrating Fort Arand. She was a legendary assassin, and supposedly eliminated an entire invading force from the Aldmeri Dominion.
Ahnassi(Khajiit)
-Ahnassi was a Khajiit monk and Toad of the Thieves Guild living in the city of Pelagiad in the Vvardenfell region of Morrowind.
Allena Benoch(Wood Elf)
-Lady Allena Benoch was a Bosmer Jaqspur who was a skilled swordmaster and archer. She was the former master of the Valenwood Fighters Guild and the head of the Emperor's personal guard in the Imperial City. She was active in the Third Era.
Almalexia(High Elf)
-Sacred Lady Almalexia, colloquially known as Ayem, Mother Morrowind, the Lady of Mercy, Healing Mother, and known by titles such as the Warden and the Lover, was a Chimer goddess of the Tribunal. She was the wife of Lord Indoril Nerevar, and after the death of her husband, she, alongside Vivec and Sotha Sil, came to power amongst the Chimer, now known as Dunmer.
Antus Pinder(Imperial)
-Antus Pinder was an Imperial warrior of the Colovian West, known for his unwavering defense of the city of Kvatch against a vastly superior threat. Despite suffering a grave defeat, the city honored his bravery and spirit by erecting a statue in his likeness at the main square, just outside the castle gate.
The identity of the superior invading force remains unclear. However, it is known that the statue was erected sometime between the mid-Second Era, around 2E 582, and the Oblivion Crisis of the late Third Era.
Aranias(High Elf)
-Aranias was a young High Elf woman and a new addition to the Veiled Heritance. Once known as the Rock Witch of Silatar, she had been manipulated into joining the Heritance and was one of their most valuable assets.Aranias was able to shape the land into any form she wishes. She once lifted an entire ship out of the ocean, which frightened her parents into asking the Veiled Heritance for help.
Archcanon Saryoni(Dark Elf)
-Tholer Saryoni, a Dark Elf priest, was the Patriarch and Archcanon of the Tribunal Temple, as well as the Chancellor of Vivec. He lived in his office in the High Fane of Vivec's Temple Canton.He was also the author of Saryoni's Sermons, Fellowship of the Temple, and Yngling's Letter.
Baloth Bloodtusk(Orc)
-Baloth Bloodtusk was an Orc hero and leader of the Savage Sons mercenaries. He was also known as the Wild Boar because no king could ever tame him, and he fought for his own reasons.He is remembered as the finest warrior in Wrothgar, and some went as far to claim he was an avatar of Malacath himself.Him and Gaiden Shinji engaged in a duel during the siege of Orsinium in 1E 950 and were betrayed and killed by King Joile and Mercedene.
Barilzar(Dark Elf)
-Barilzar was a powerful Dark Elf mage who lived in Morrowind in the Second Era. He created the infamous artifact, Barilzar's Mazed Band.For a time, he was a Clockwork Apostle and studied with Sotha Sil in his Clockwork City.At some point later in the Second Era, Barilzar was transformed into a lich, but whether it was intentional or not was unknown. Journals written by Barilzar in the Second Era imply he was looking into the dark arts to extend his life.Some also believed that the Band itself did it to him, and Barilzar himself claimed he hated his existence as a lich. Regardless, he was determined to guard the artifact for all eternity in his undeath.
Baron Shrike(Breton)
-Baron Shrike was the ruthless tyrannical leader of the Barony of Lainlyn, within the province of Hammerfell. Shrike ruled over Lainlyn with an iron fist, imposing heavy taxes and bullying his people through his knightly order, the Host of the Horn. His wife was Baroness Dh'emka and his younger brother was Lord Kain, who greatly disapproved of his older brother's deeds.
Bendu Olo(Imperial)
-Bendu Olo, known variously as the Colovian Emperor, Sailor-King of Anvil, West King of Anvil, and Dealer of Swift Justice to the Foul Spot of Thras, was the Colovian King of Anvil and Baron-Admiral of the All Flags Navy (which was consisted of Redguards, Bretons, Altmer, Argonians, Dunmer, Khajiit, Orcs, and Nords) who led the fleet against the Sload of Thras shortly after the Thrassian Plague of 1E 2200.
Bolvyn Venim(Dark Elf)
-Bolvyn Venim was a Dark Elf crusader, and the Archmaster of House Redoran. He lived in Venim Manor in Ald'ruhn with his wife Dilvene Venim. Somewhat of a natural leader, he was credited for securing House Redoran's landholdings during the opening of Vvardenfell and the successful move of the Council to Ald'ruhn.
Brazzefk(Dark Elf)
-Brazzefk was a legendary Dwemer alchemist. He was highly acclaimed for his expertise in alchemy and known for his relentless pursuit of the elusive goal of immortality.[1]As a legendary figure, the past of Brazzefk remains shrouded in obscurity, with little known about him except for his exceptional expertise in alchemy. Driven by his ambitions, he crafted a mythical potion with the intention of transforming himself into a colossal living statue, transcending the limitations of mortal flesh. According to the legend, the potion's effects proved astonishingly potent, completely petrifying Brazzefk and granting him eternal life, albeit at the cost of eternal immobility.
Cadwell the Betrayer(Imperial)
-Cadwell the Betrayer is the person that the Soul-Shriven Sir Cadwell of Codswallop was in life—a hero who helped Khunzar-ri and his kra'jun seal the dragons away in the Halls of Colossus only to betray him in an attempt to take the power sealed away in the Plane of Jode. He died during his last stand in the Shadow Dance Temple in the Merethic Era, with his remains scattered across the land and his name wiped from all records.
Euraxia Tharn's chief necromancer, Zumog Phoom, resurrected the disgraced Nedic knight to serve as his familiar and confidant, although initially only as a floating head.
Caius Cosades(Imperial)
-Caius Cosades was the Imperial Grand Spymaster of the Blades that were stationed in Vvardenfell in 3E 427. He played a major part in the defeat of Dagoth Ur and in the Nerevarine prophecies. Caius' cover story in Balmora was that of an old man with a skooma problem; however, at some point, he genuinely became addicted to skooma, resulting in the higher-ups becoming concerned about his addiction.
Cicero(Imperial)
-Cicero (sometimes called the Fool of Hearts) was an Imperial assassin and Keeper of the Dark Brotherhood. As Keeper, he was responsible for caring for the Night Mother's body and casket.Little is known of him before 4E 186, when he arrived at the Dark Brotherhood sanctuary in Cheydinhal following the destruction of the Bruma sanctuary.
Cyrus the Restless(Redguard)
-Cyrus the Redguard, also known as Cyrus the Restless, and Sura or Sura-do-Hega in Yoku, was a hero best known for leading the Stros M'Kai Uprising in 2E 864. Having spent the early years of his career under the wing of the Cyro-Nordic pirate captain Tobias, Cyrus traveled to the island of Stros M'Kai in search of his missing sister, Iszara, ending up leading his fellow Redguards in a rebellion against the Empire alongside her.
Dagoth Ur(Dark Elf)
-Dagoth Ur, originally Voryn Dagoth,also known as the Sharmat, as well as Awakened Lord of the Sixth House, Lord Dagoth and Father of the Mountain to his followers, was the immortal Lord High Councilor of House Dagoth. In Tribunal mythology, he is demonized as the Devil and the Enemy, False Dreamer, Devil Dagoth Ur, and Devil of Dagoth.
In the First Era, he inadvertently caused the Battle of Red Mountain by informing the Hortator Indoril Nerevar that House Dagoth had discovered the Dwemer's worship of a secret source of power, the Heart of Lorkhan, which the Chimer deemed profane and heretical.
Darien Gautier(Breton)
-Darien Gautier was a hero of the Daggerfall Covenant who discovered his true nature as Meridia's Golden Knight during the Planemeld. Brought into the world as a Light of Meridia through uncertain circumstances, Darien eventually became captain of the Camlorn Guard. He would later join up with the Fighters Guild and helped lead their forces during the coalition invasion of Coldharbour, disappearing in the Planar Vortex in a confrontation with Molag Bal. Darien soon returned to Tamriel during the Daedric War as Meridia's vessel, learning that he was no ordinary Breton and possessed many otherworldly powers. He helped defend Nirn from Nocturnal's plot, sacrificing himself to restore Dawnbreaker.
Darloc Brae(Khajiit)
-Darloc Brae was a Khajiit warlord active during the fifth century of the First Era. He was known as the "Golden Beast of Anequina", also shortened to the "Golden Beast" and the "Beast of Anequina". His conquests spanned across the savannahs and badlands between the Larsius River and the Strid River. Anequina's martial traditions began with Darloc Brae's reign.Despite Darloc Brae's notorious reign over Elsweyr, his endeavors had a great and long-lasting influence on the province.
Divad Hunding(Redguard)
-Divad Hunding was the only son of Frandar Hunding, born in 1E 760 Yokuda late in his life by an unknown woman. Although the son of a famous Ansei, Divad rejected the Way of the Sword from early on, leaving his training at age 16 to take the life of a bard instead. He traveled widely for several years, gaining a great deal of fame and recognition for his singing.
Divayth Fyr(Dark Elf)
-Divayth Fyr is a 4,000-year-old Dunmer sorcerer of immense power, so great that his presence can be sensed in Mournhold from as far away as Dranil Kir near the Summerset Isles. He is a member of Great House Telvanni, though he generally stays out of House politics. Fyr isn't an active member of the Telvanni Council, acting more as a consultant or advisor to them. However, he respects their command and will carry out most requests laid down by them. As a Master of Secrets and a neutral overseer of the Old Ways, he was also once a member of the Psijic Order and seeks balance.
Dumac(Dark Elf)
-Dumac Dwarfking, also known as Dumac Dwarf-Orc, King of Red Mountain, and Dumalacath, was the last ruler of the Dwemer before their disappearance. Along with Indoril Nerevar, he united the Chimer and Dwemer clans, and together they pushed the Nords out of Morrowind by 1E 416. Resdayn flourished under the leadership of Dumac and Nerevar, and the two developed a mutual respect and friendship. Peace among the Chimer, and between them and the Dwemer, brought an unprecedented prosperity and flowering of both cultures.
Emperor Mantiarco(Breton)
-Uriel Septim III (3E 97–3E 127), also known as Uriel Mantiarco, was the ninth ruler of the Empire of Tamriel.He was the son of Queen Potema, the "Wolf Queen of Solitude".
Emperor Uriel Septim VII(Imperial)
-Uriel Septim VII was the twenty-first Emperor of the Third Empire and Septim Dynasty. Inheriting the throne from his late father, Pelagius Septim IV, in 3E 368, Uriel VII reigned for 55 of the 65 years after he was crowned emperor, until his assassination by the cult of the Mythic Dawn in 3E 433.
Empress Clivia Tharn(Imperial)
-Clivia Tharn was the ruler of the Empire of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum. A member of the prominent Tharn family, born to Abnur Tharn and his seventh wife, Pulasia.When she was 7-years-old, Clivia played a game of Imperial War-Chess with her younger relative Euraxia and played an illegal move. Outraged, Euraxia taunted her by saying that she would one day be queen of Rimmen, but Clivia remained unimpressed, stating she would be the Empress.
Empress Hestra(Imperial)
-Empress Hestra was the ruler of the Alessian Empire during the First Era, circa 1E 1029. That year, she expanded the imperial territory, admitting High Rock as a province after she defeated King Styriche, the Vampire of Verkarth with the aid of the Bangkorai Garrison. She instigated an aggressive anti-piracy campaign in 1E 1033 that eventually led to the capture of the most infamous pirate, "Red" Bramman.
Eno Hlaalu(Dark Elf)
-Eno Hlaalu was the Dunmer Grandmaster of the Morag Tong during the 3rd Era. He could be found underneath the Arena in Vivec.
Falx Carius(Imperial)
-Falx Carius, a Captain and later a General of the Imperial Legion, was an Imperial posted to Fort Frostmoth sometime before 3E 427 as a Knight Protector and Garrison Commander. He had numerous dealings with the Nerevarine during the latter's journeys on Solstheim. He died in 4E 5, but was raised from the dead later in the Fourth Era. There are many tales of General Carius's exploits among even the Redoran Guard, including helping in the founding of Raven Rock.In 4E 201, the undead Carius attempted to continue his vendetta against Raven Rock. He decided to declare war on behalf of the Empire, vowing to wipe them off the face of Solstheim and sending waves of Ash Spawn—which he appeared to believe were his soldiers—to attack the settlement. At the command of the Redoran Guard, the Last Dragonborn eventually traced the attacks back to Fort Frostmoth and defeated Carius.
Faolan(Nord)
-Red Eagle, or Faolan in the language of the Reach, also known as King of the Reach, Lord of the Reach, High Lord of the Reach, and Diamond's Doom was an ancient king who, armed with a flaming sword, rallied his people and drove back the armies of Cyrodiil in the First Era.During his exile, Faolan came across a mysterious and powerful hagraven, also known as the Hag in early works, who offered him the power to free his people in exchange for his heart.He accepted the offer and became the first Briarheart,becoming a spirit of vengeance, pitiless, and beyond remorse and bringing an onslaught of violence and death to the occupying Imperials. Over time, accounts of Red Eagle have become distorted and embellished, but they seem to be based on truth: the Imperial chronicles of Empress Hestra mention a rebel leader who was eventually cornered and slain in battle around the year 1E 1030, at the cost of a full legion of men.
Faolchu(Imperial)
-Faolchu the Changeling was a general of the Alessian Order who was cursed with lycanthropy. Faolchu had a reputation for being nigh invulnerable in battle, earning him the nickname the Invincible General and the Invincible One.Faolchu was resurrected in 2E 582 by Angof the Gravesinger, with the intention of having him serve Molag Bal, taking the title Faolchu the Reborn.Faolchu wreaked havoc upon Glenumbra at Angof's behest, and took Camlorn for his own. In an effort to discover the means to defeat the ancient general, the Mages Guild had the Vestige travel back in time where Faolchu met his demise.
Fildgor Orcthane(Nord)
-Fildgor Orcthane, once known as Fildgor Strong-Prince, is a Nord prince born to Queen Mabjaarn Flame-Hair of Skyrim. He is Jorunn the Skald-King's exiled brother and leader of the famed Stormfist Brigade of western Skyrim.
Frandar Hunding(Redguard)
-Frandar do Hunding Hel Ansei No Shira, commonly known as Frandar Hunding, or simply Hunding, was a Yokudan warrior-prince and is considered to be the most accomplished Sword-singer and master Ansei in history. Born in 1E 720 in the province of High Desert in Yokuda, he is best remembered for being one of the first Yokudans to settle in Hammerfell, giving birth to the Redguard people in the centuries that followed. Because of this, he is sometimes known as the "first Redguard". He is also revered for developing the "Way of the Sword", a martial philosophy on blade mastery.
Frandar is the only "given" part of his name: "Hunding" is the name of the region of his birth; "No Shira" means person of noble birth and "Hel Ansei" is his title of Sword Sainthood in the language of Yokuda.He is the father of Divad Hunding, another famous Redguard hero.
Gaiden Shinji(Redguard)
-Gaiden Shinji was a Redguard hero of the First Era and the leader of the Order of Diagna, who was killed during the Siege of Orsinium. He also founded the Arena in the Imperial City, and was its original Blademaster.He is best known for his famous proverbs such as "the best techniques are passed on by the survivors" or "honor wears the face of your next opponent". The combatants of the Arena refer to him in a manner most would reserve for gods, often saying things like "by Shinji", "Shinji be with us", and "for Shinji's sake". He is believed to have taken influence from Akaviri culture, in addition to his own.
Garnag(Orc)
-Garnag was an Orsimer assassin for the Dark Brotherhood, residing in the Cheydinhal Sanctuary at the time of the Great War. He hauled the Night Mother's crypt from Bravil after it was raided, and was one of the last surviving members of the Brotherhood in Cyrodiil.
Gentleman Jim Stacey(Redguard)
-Gentleman Jim Stacey was a Redguard who led the Thieves Guild in Morrowind in the late Third Era. Jim was a master thief himself, and was rumored to have possessed the legendary Skeleton Key.He recreated the Bal Molagmer, a popular but extinct group of righteous thieves in Vvardenfell, as a subfaction of the Thieves Guild.
Gortwog gro-Nagorm(Orc)
-King Gortwog gro-Nagorm, Warlord of the Orcs (also titled Lord of Orsinium and King of Orcs and Warlord of the Subterranean Realms) was the ruler of the Orcish people in High Rock in the late Third Era and chieftain of the Minat Orc tribe. He is remembered as a skilled diplomat and a political genius.Following the "Miracle of Peace" (aka Warp in the West), his kingdom had expanded to control much of the Wrothgarian Mountains as well as valuable coastline along the Bjoulsae River. By 3E 433, the Elder Council recognized Gortwog as king, and Orsinium as a county of High Rock, though portions of the kingdom extended into Hammerfell.
Haknir Death-Brand(Nord)
-Haknir Death-Brand was an infamous pirate king also known as "The King of Ghosts" who terrorized the northern coasts of Tamriel. He supposedly had an unnaturally long lifespan, although it is unknown to historians how much of the ancient "Haknir Saga" is true. He was said to be a fearless fighter who enjoyed torture and murder for its own sake, and that he had a great wound upon his face which never healed - his eponymous Deathbrand, thought to have been a term in some unknown agreement with Mehrunes Dagon. When he was finally at death's door as an old man, he purportedly placed a curse upon his treasure, including his Stalhrim armor, and had it buried on a rocky shoal off the northern coast of Solstheim. He also ordered his boats destroyed, as he did not believe any of his crew were fit to replace him. He then sealed himself inside the ruins of Gyldenhul Barrow along with his treasure.
Hannibal Traven(Breton)
-Hannibal Traven was the Arch-Mage of the Mages Guild at the end of the Third Era. He was a staunch opponent of necromancy and was responsible for several poorly-implemented guild reforms.He was promoted to the position of Arch-Mage circa 3E 431. Among his controversial reforms were a tightening on admission to the Arcane University and an outright ban on the practice of necromancy by guild mages. Traven's divisive stance on necromancy had many strong supporters even outside the guild, although it caused a large degree of internal fracturing.
Haskill(Breton)
-Haskill is the Chamberlain of Lord Sheogorath, "the one constant in the ever-changing whims of the Madgod". He often takes on the appearance of an elderly man in a melancholy yet flamboyant suit. Just like his colleague Dyus, former Chamberlain of Jyggalag, his exact origins are unknown; but he has claimed to have once been a mortal who mantled Sheogorath, becoming a Vestige. On another occasion, however, he has claimed to have been under the service of Sheogorath since the "beginning". He took care of all of the more administrative and mundane duties involved in running the Shivering Isles. Despite having once been mortal, he has no desire to visit Tamriel. He has a strong dislike of Mehrunes Dagon, and finds mortals to be irritating.
High King Emeric(Breton)
-High King Emeric of Wayrest (also known as Emeric of Cumberland or Emeric Cumberland) was a member of the Cumberland Dynasty in the Second Era, and one of the major faction leaders of the Three Banners War. He was pivotal to the founding of the first Daggerfall Covenant, a defensive pact among all of High Rock's kingdoms against foreign threats, established after Emeric slew Durcorach the "Black Drake" and helped fend off his onslaught of Reachmen raiders circa 2E 541.
High King Harald(Nord)
-High King Harald (also called Harald Hand-Free and Harald of Ysgramoor was the High King of Skyrim and the thirteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor. Harald was the first historical Nord ruler, appearing at the beginning of recorded history. He is mainly remembered for relinquishing all holdings in distant and lost Atmora and uniting the disparate Nordic people to formally create the Kingdom of Skyrim. Harald's newfound power gave the human races the inspiration to expand their reach across Tamriel and assert themselves over the dominance of elves.
High King Svargrim(Nord)
-Svargrim, known also as the Wolf of Solitude, was the High King of Western Skyrim and Jarl of Solitude in the mid-Second Era. He was crowned High King in 2E 561 and was still in power around 2E 582.Under Svargrim's rule, Western Skyrim was made up of the holds of Haafingar, Falkreath, Whiterun, Hjaalmarch, and Karthald.After he revealed himself as a vampire, he retreated to the Tower of the Wolf, a structure he had constructed which connected straight to Greymoor Keep.Princess Svana and the Vestige confronted King Svargrim and managed to defeat him before he could devastate the realm.
High King Torygg(Nord)
-High King Torygg was the Jarl of Solitude and High King of Skyrim until his death at the hands of Ulfric Stormcloak in 4E 201.Torygg found Ulfric's calls for independence moving, and respected him for voicing such a bold, borderline treasonous opinion. That is why when Ulfric came to see him in Solitude, Torygg intended to hear more of his arguments for independence with an open mind; neither he nor his court suspected that Ulfric was there to challenge Torygg until it was too late to stop it. According to Ulfric, he challenged Torygg for the right to be High King, knocked him to the ground with the thu'um, then dispatched him with a sword. Some others say Ulfric "shouted him to pieces" or "ripped him asunder". The Empire and a number of the Jarls, however, viewed the killing of Torygg not as the result of an honorable duel, but as regicide, due to the fact that Torygg was young and had only limited martial training, while Ulfric was a war veteran wielding the power of the thu'um, and moreover, that the duel had been Ulfric's first choice of action, rather than diplomacy.
High King Vrage(Nord)
-King Vrage (also called Vrage the Gifted or Vrage the Butcher) was the High King of Skyrim and the fifteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor.He is widely known for founding and expanding the First Empire of the Nords across the northern reaches of Tamriel, growing his domain to encompass parts of High Rock, Morrowind, and the Nibenay Valley. Along with his predecessor Harald, King Vrage can be credited with leading man's rise to dominance over mer in what would become the provinces of Cyrodiil and High Rock.
Indoril Nerevar(Dark Elf)
-Lord Indoril Nerevar, also called Saint Nerevar Moon-and-Star, the Champion of Azura, the Hero of Red Mountain, and Godkiller, was the Chimer King of Resdayn (modern-day Morrowind). As the Hortator, or Great Ashkhan, of the united Chimer people, he forged an alliance with the Dwemer, and he was one of the founders of the First Council, uniting all the people of Resdayn for the first time in 1E 416. Nerevar then took on the title of "First Councilor".The alliance eventually broke down, leading to the War of the First Council. At the climactic Battle of Red Mountain circa 1E 700, Nerevar led the Chimer to victory, though he died shortly after the battle under disputed circumstances.
Under the Tribunal Temple, he was known as the Herald of the Triune Way.Ashlander prophecies of his "rebirth" as the Nerevarine and heroic return to Morrowind fueled the creation of the Nerevarine Cult. St. Nerevar the Captain, patron of Warriors and Statesmen, became one of the foremost saints of the Dunmeri faith, along with his wife, Almalexia the Warden, Lord Sotha Sil the Magus, Lord Vivec the Poet, and Saint Veloth the Pilgrim. Nerevar became the patron saint of House Redoran.
Iszara(Redguard)
-Iszara was a Redguard leader of the late Second Era who, along with her brother Cyrus, was instrumental in the rebellion of Stros M'Kai against the Imperial occupation. She became the city's ruler and Queen-Regent of Hammerfell, guided by the spirit of her secret lover, Prince A'tor. In this position, she ordered the rebuilding of the city and had some part in organizing the First Treaty of Stros M'Kai, allowing the province to join the Empire on its own terms.
Jagar Tharn(Imperial)
-Jagar Tharn was the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel and later Emperor of Tamriel, who secretly imprisoned Emperor Uriel Septim VII in Oblivion and used Illusion magic to masquerade as Uriel VII for a decade. During Tharn's reign from 3E 389 to 3E 399, a period known as the Imperial Simulacrum, Uriel VII was held captive in a plane of Oblivion while Tharn reigned over the war-torn Empire. It is not entirely known what Tharn's goals and personal accomplishments were during his reign.
Jauffre(Breton)
-Jauffre was the Grandmaster of the Blades during the Oblivion Crisis. He was respected by his fellow Blades, both at Weynon Priory and Cloud Ruler Temple. He was a loyal servant and Advisor of Martin Septim and helped him to become Emperor. Having been good friends with Uriel Sptim, Martin's father, he was asked to spirit the baby away when he was born.
Jiub(Dark Elf)
-Jiub Mothren, known formally as Saint Jiub the Eradicator or Saint Jiub, Eradicator of the Winged Menace, and Jiub the Magnificent, is a saint of the Tribunal Temple and the New Temple. He was canonized for driving the cliff racers from the island of Vvardenfell in Morrowind. He was killed in 3E 433, and his soul became trapped in the Soul Cairn.
Jorunn the Skald-King(Nord)
-Jorunn the Skald-King was a Nordic High King born in 2E 546 and was the twin brother of Fildgor Strong-Prince.Later in life he became a singer and did quite a bit of traveling while still uncrowned. He showed rare talent as a bard, highly prized among Nords, and was eventually dubbed the "Skald Prince" of Skyrim. However, his mother and sister were killed in an Akaviri invasion. He led the Nords to victory against the invaders, and took on a new life as High King of Eastern Skyrim.He claimed to have no interest in politics, but still became the unofficial leader of the creative community. Though he received little formal schooling in the arts of arms and warfare, traveling across Tamriel was always a dangerous activity and he learned how to handle himself.
Jurgen Windcaller(Nord)
-Jurgen Windcaller, a Nord warrior who came to be called Jurgen the Calm, is said to have had the strongest thu'um of the First Era, possibly of all time. As a militant thu'um wielder, or "Tongue", he utilized his voice as a weapon and a way to grow in strength, like many Tongues of the time. This changed for Jurgen, however, when the Nordic armies suffered an ignominious defeat at Red Mountain. Jurgen would use the defeat as inspiration to discover the Way of the Voice and found the Greybeards, wielders of the voice who practiced fierce pacifism.
Kagrenac(Dark Elf)
-Lord Kagrenac (sometimes Kagrnak), known as the Shop Foremer, was the Dwemeri Chief Tonal Architect during the time of the First Council. The foremost arcane philosopher and mage-smith of the Dwemer, he was a "pioneer" in the field of mythopoeic forces, and devised tools with which to harness them with the intent of transcending the limits of Dwemer mortality. Kagrenac was the primary architect working on the Heart of Lorkhan and was responsible for creating the original Brass God, Anumidium.According to some theories, it may have been his use of his tools on the Heart that caused the Dwemer to disappear from the face of Tamriel in 1E 700.
Kagrenac forged three great enchanted artifacts, which are called "Kagrenac's Tools." Wraithguard is an enchanted gauntlet to protect its wearer from destruction when tapping the heart's power. Sunder is a enchanted hammer to strike the heart and produce the exact volume and quality of power desired. Keening is an enchanted blade that is used to flay and focus the power that rises from the heart.
Keshu the Black Fin(Argonian)
-Keshu the Black Fin was a great Argonian hero and founder of a movement for an advanced Saxhleel society. Upon the founding of the Ebonheart Pact, she was named general of Pact forces in Skyrim and fought briefly in Cyrodiil during the Three Banners War. In later life she became the governor of Gideon in Blackwood.
Khamira(Khajiit)
-Khamira was Queen of Anequina, the northern kingdom of Elsweyr, from 2E 582. Born in 2E 563 to King Hemakar and Queen Numara of Anequina,she was presumed dead with the rest of her family after Euraxia Tharn overthrew her father in the Frostfall Coup of 2E 576. She had in fact survived, and covertly took up arms in a resistance movement against Euraxia's rule known as the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force.After unsuccessfully attempting to stop the unwitting release of Kaalgrontiid and his rage of Dragons by Abnur Tharn in 2E 582,she subsequently helped to defend the city of Riverhold from the combined assault of Euraxia's forces and the Dragon Bahlokdaan, and revealed her true identity there after their defeat. After Euraxia's deposition she banished Kaalgrontiid with the help of Abnur Tharn and the Vestige, and was crowned queen soon afterwards. As monarch she sought to restore the Elsweyr Confederacy between Anequina and Pellitine.
King Eplear (Wood Elf)
-King Eplear was an early ruler of the province of Valenwood and the founder of the long-lived Camoran Dynasty. The date for his founding of the dynasty is traditionally accepted as the earliest date in Tamriel's recorded history, 1E 0. While little is known about Eplear's life in detail, historians have suggested that it was Eplear who first united the wild ancestral Bosmer and created for Valenwood its first effective political identity, something that is called one of the "greatest military feats in Tamriel's history".He is also remembered as a benevolent, welcoming king who invited refugees from the troubled Ayleid Empire and elsewhere to live in Valenwood with the Bosmer.
King Hjalmer(Nord)
-King Hjalmer was the High King of Skyrim and the fourteenth monarch descended from Ysgramor and his line.He lived a very short reign of one year, from 1E 221 to 1E 222 until his passing. He was preceded by Harald and succeeded by Vrage, both of whom are more remembered for their contributions to history than Hjalmer.
Kurog gro-Orsinium(Orc)
-Kurog gro-Orsinium was the King of the Orcs of the Wrothgar Mountains during the Interregnum.Also known as Chief Kurog gro-Bagrakh. He aided King Emeric during Ranser's War in exchange for the return of Orsinium, and afterward joined the Daggerfall Covenant. Kurog's reign came to an end in 2E 582 when, frustrated by the constant disagreements among his clan chiefs, he engineered a crisis between Trinimac and Malacath cults in order to discredit his main rival, Bazrag gro-Fharun, and eliminate the other chiefs. The king's treachery was discovered and he was slain, resulting in Bazrag being crowned the next King of the Orcs.
Lord Kain(Breton)
Lord Kain (sometimes spelled Khane) was a noble knight from the Barony of Lainlyn, in the province of Hammerfell. Lord Kain was the younger brother of Baron Shrike, who ruled over his domain with an iron fist. Kain was one of his most outspoken critics, and together with Lord Harth, they formed the Knights of the True Horn.Sometime later, Lord Kain gathered his forces and staged a coup d'etat in Lainlyn, in the attempt to dethrone Baron Shrike. However, he was defeated and gave his order the message that they would reunite later some other place. Lord Kain died shortly after the battle, but was encountered by a Breton necromancer named Arielle Jurard. Through the dark arts of Necromancy, Lord Kain came back to life as a lich and left with Jurard, to meet with the remaining Knights at Battlehorn Castle, a stronghold in the Colovian Highlands of Cyrodiil.In 3E 433, the Hero of Kvatch defeated the Lich.
Lucien Lachance(Imperial)
-Lucien Lachance, an Imperial assassin, was a Speaker for the Black Hand of the Dark Brotherhood in the late Third Era. He became the Speaker for the Cheydinhal Dark Brotherhood sanctuary.After a series of events, the Black Hand believed that Lachance was a traitor, and had ordered his execution.He desperately pleaded his innocence, but the Hand would not listen as they set about killing and mutilating his corpse beyond recognition.Lachance's naked, mutilated corpse was then strung from the ceiling of the Applewatch farm, as a reminder to all who would betray the Dark Brotherhood.
Lyris Titanborn(Nord)
-Lyris Titanborn was a Nord with giant ancestry and the personal bodyguard of Emperor Varen Aquilarios. She easily towers over other members of her race and dwarfs even the tallest race in Tamriel, the High Elves.Lyris was born to Alyr Golden-Hair and the giant-blooded Nord, Gjalder. Her mother died during childbirth, leaving her father to raise his considerably large infant daughter alone. At the age of fifteen, she ran away from home and joined the Imperial Legion. She faced endless ridicule from her peers due to her large stature. She was hated and feared by some, but she endured, and eventually met Varen. She subsequently aided him in his revolution, and joined him, Mannimarco, Abnur Tharn and Sai Sahan as one of the Five Companions in search of the Amulet of Kings.
Makela Leki(Redguard)
-Makela Leki, was a Redguard Ansei warrior or "Sword Saint", a known worshipper of the God of War Reymon Ebonarm, and one of the most famed heroes in Redguard history. She is best known for her sacrifice at the Battle of Bangkorai Pass in the First Era, where she and her five companions were responsible for routing an invading Breton army led by King Joile of Daggerfall.
Mankar Camoran(High Elf)
-Mankar Camoran was the leader of the Mythic Dawn, a cult of Mehrunes Dagon worshippers that assassinated Uriel Septim VII in 3E 433 in an attempt to destroy Nirn.Little is known about Mankar's life after his mother fled with him into the wilderness of High Rock, but eventually Mankar Camoran would take to worshipping the Daedric Prince of Destruction Mehrunes Dagon. Mehrunes Dagon chose Mankar as his mortal champion and gave him the artifact book Mysterium Xarxes which was penned by Dagon himself.Mankar pored over these writings taking away many metaphysical implications that he then wrote down in the Commentaries on the Mysterium Xarxes. Mankar also bound himself to the Xarxes using unholy rituals, and in doing so he was able to create his own plane of existence known as Paradise, Gaiar Alata.
Mannimarco(High Elf)
-Mannimarco, also known as the King of Worms or the Worm King was an Altmer necromancer notable for founding the Order of the Black Worm. He began his magical studies as a student of the Psijic Order, and went on to manipulate the political powers of Tamriel throughout later parts of his life. He went as far as to control the Cyrodiilic Empire as his puppet state during the Interregnum, and put forward the events that led to Molag Bal's invasion of Tamriel called the Planemeld. Mannimarco went on to become a Lich, later ascending to godhood as the "Necromancer's Moon" in his undeath, and left a legacy that would last for ages to come.
Martin Septim(Imperial)
-Martin Septim was the illegitimate son of Uriel Septim VII and a mysterious mother. Martin was spirited away as an infant by Jauffre, the Grandmaster of the Blades. Martin grew up knowing nothing of this, and eventually became a Priest of Akatosh in the city of Kvatch. That was where he found himself when his father and half-brothers were assassinated by the Mythic Dawn, leaving him as the unwitting sole heir to the Ruby Throne at the onset of the Oblivion Crisis. Blades agents were able to find Martin and keep him safe until the end of the crisis, when the uncrowned Emperor of Tamriel was forced to sacrifice himself to stop Mehrunes Dagon.
Mecinar(Dark Elf)
-Mecinar was a Dunmer Clockwork Apostle within the Clockwork City, and an apprentice to the mystic Sotha Sil, who suggested that Mecinar's intelligence could possibly rival that of each of his previous apprentices. Sotha Sil did, however, take precautious note of Mecinar's 'dangerous intellect', but decided against constraining him, claiming it would be a sin against potential. But eventually, his suspicions were confirmed when Mecinar showed to be desperately ambitious in his research, conducting grotesque transmutation experiments on unwilling acolytes. Through 'steel and sorcery', Mecinar merged their bodies with those of beasts, the result being Abominations. These Abominations appeared to be perversions of the fabricants that Sotha Sil had designed while trying to create the perfect life-form. And so, to protect the Clockwork City and the valuable power within it, Mecinar was cast out. In his time away, he plotted his return, shaping his own body into a tool able to absorb power otherwise uncontrollable.
Merric at-Aswala(Redguard)
-Merric at-Aswala Resolute War Horn is a Redguard member of the Fighters Guild. He is a very skilled warrior. Merric is a devoted follower of Stendarr.
Modryn Oreyn(Dark Elf)
-Modryn Oreyn is the Champion of the Fighters Guild in Cyrodiil. He can be found in his home in the city of Chorrol. He is a rather sharp speaker, quick to irritate and anger, but fiercely loyal to the Fighters Guild, and proud of the members that show skill and competence. He has little tolerance for members who would tarnish its reputation, or those he deems as a threat to the guild, whether it is a single member or an entire chapter, as one worth looking over carefully.
Morihaus(Nord)
-Morihaus, also known as Morihaus-Breath-of-Kyne, the First Breath of Man, Winged Bull, Sacred Bull, Bull of the South, and Taker of the Citadel, was the Demigod of All Winds. His status as an Ada deity came from his relationship to his mother, the Divine Kyne (or Kynareth).He was the consort of Alessia and father of Belharza. Morihaus was said to be the finest archer of the First Era.He is a figure of great importance and reverence in both Cyrodiil and Skyrim.
Naryu Virian(Dark Elf)
-Naryu Virian ,also known as the Mother of Blades and the Beautiful Darkness after her beauty, is a well-known member of the Morag Tong, being active during the Interregnum. Naryu's exploits have inadvertently saved countless lives throughout the provinces, such as ending the Llodos Plague in Deshaan and the reign of the Sweetroll Killer in the Gold Coast.
Nerevarine(Dark Elf)
-The Nerevarine, the prophesied Incarnate, is the alleged reincarnation of Chimeri warlord Indoril Nerevar. The Nerevarine arrived in Morrowind in 3E 427 by the order of Emperor Uriel Septim VII, having been sent to Vvardenfell as a prisoner of the Empire. Their arrival was directly linked to a prophecy which dictated that Lord Indoril Nerevar would be reincarnated and return to Morrowind to defeat Dagoth Ur and restore the glory of Resdayn. The hero fulfilled the prophecy, ending the Blight. In recognition of this, they were also known as Nerevar-Born-Again,Nerevar Reborn, Starkborn,Moon-and-Star Reborn, Hortator, Mourner of the Tribe Unmourned, Redeemer of the False Gods, and Blodskaal.
As destiny unfolded, they battled against living gods, and then, in the frozen wastes of Solstheim, against the champions of the Daedric Prince Hircine.Rumors swirled at the end of the Third Era that the Nerevarine went on an expedition to Akavir and has not been heard from since.
Ocato(High Elf)
-Ocato of Firsthold was the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel and Lord High Chancellor of the Elder Council under Emperor Uriel Septim VII during the late Third Era. After Uriel VII's assassination in 3E 433, Ocato, as head of the Elder Council, served as the Empire's de facto ruler, and he helped lead the Empire through the Oblivion Crisis. At the end of the Oblivion Crisis and the Third Era, Martin Septim, an illegitimate son of Uriel VII, sacrificed himself to end the crisis, but this rendered the Septim Dynasty extinct, so Ocato convened the full Elder Council to select a new emperor, but the council failed to make a selection.Without an emperor, imperial control outside of Cyrodiil quickly began to dissipate, so Ocato reluctantly agreed to become potentate, serving in the position until he was assassinated circa 4E 15. After his assassination, the Empire entered the chaotic period known as the Stormcrown Interregnum.
Ocheeva(Argonian)
-Ocheeva is an Argonian, and one of the leaders of the Dark Brotherhood. She is a Shadowscale, an Argonian with The Shadow birthsign that is sent to the Dark Brotherhood to become assassins. While the real head of the sanctuary is Lucien Lachance, he trusts Ocheeva to run things while he is away.
Olaf One-Eye(Nord)
-King Olaf One-Eye was a First Era Nord Jarl of Whiterun (and later High King of Skyrim) famous for imprisoning the Dragon Numinex within his palace, which was dubbed Dragonsreach in honor of this feat. Olaf purportedly confronted the dragon with some of his troops on top of Mount Anthor, where he used the Thu'um to aid him in a duel which ended in Numinex's defeat. Olaf then conveyed the dragon back to Whiterun where he imprisoned it in his castle. Numinex was purportedly imprisoned there until his death. After death, the dragon's skull was kept as a trophy, and was still on the wall above the throne in Dragonsreach, where it has remained into modern times.
Orvas Dren(Dark Elf)
-Orvas Dren, a Dark Elf warrior, is the younger brother of Vedam Dren, the Duke of Ebonheart. Orvas lives in Dren's villa on his own plantation, north of Vivec and east of Pelagiad where he owns a large contingent of slaves.
Although without formal position in House Hlaalu, he is highly influential behind the scenes. Orvas is a wealthy criminal and the Kingpin of the Camonna Tong, dealing in skooma and moon sugar.
Pelagius Septim III(Imperial)
-Pelagius Septim III (born Thoriz Pelagius Septim)(known as Pelagius the Mad) was the twelfth emperor of the Septim Dynasty, reigning over the Third Empire for eight years, from 3E 145 to 3E 153. Pelagius III is generally remembered for his eccentricities of behavior and madness that characterized his time as King of Solitude and later as Emperor of Tamriel.
Pelinal Whitestrake(Nord)
-Pelinal Whitestrake was a legendary (and infamous) Demigod who fought alongside his fellow Demigod Morihaus as the champion of Queen Alessia during the Alessian Slave Rebellion of the early First Era. Pelinal is but one name for the "legendary immortal hero" who, according to legend, conquered all of Tamriel by himself in the late Merethic Era. However, he never united the various provinces he conquered under a single banner, as he was known to wander, build up kingdoms, and inevitably abandon them to wander again. He possessed the Crusader's Relics, which were given to him by the Eight Divines. Legends say he often had stretches of homicidal madness, during which he slew indiscriminately and took a toll on the very landscape itself.
Queen Ayrenn(High Elf)
-Queen Ayrenn Arana Aldmeri (also known as Queen Ayrenn the First, and was known by titles such as the Eagle Primarch of the Aldmeri Dominion, Monarch of the Throne of Alinor, and High Queen of the Summerset Isles) was a member of the royal family of Alinor in the Second Era, and one of the major faction leaders of the Three Banners War.She founded the first Aldmeri Dominion in the Second Era during in the midst of the Interregnum, which she created through an alliance with the Bosmer and Khajiit. Her adventures prior to her ascension to queen opened her eyes to the corruption brewing at the very heart of Tamriel. She competed against High King Emeric of the Daggerfall Covenant and Jorunn the Skald-King of the Ebonheart Pact for the Ruby Throne, seeking to utilize its station so she may usher in a new age of Elven rule across Tamriel in order to protect it from the reckless tendencies of the younger races, particularly those of men, who she saw as shortsighted due to their brief lives.
Queen Barenziah(Dark Elf)
-Queen Barenziah is one of the most famous figures of the Third Era. She became the first Queen of Morrowind, a vassal ruler to the Emperor of Tamriel. Her consort was Symmachus, former general of Emperor Tiber Septim (and the Emperor himself was rumored to be one of Barenziah's former lovers). Though her position was largely ceremonial for most of the Third Era, the couple were said to be popular with the people of Morrowind. The Queen was considered a loyal vassal throughout the era, and sided against Uriel Septim III and Queen Potema during the War of the Red Diamond circa 3E 120. However, circa 3E 391, she went into exile due to unrest in her province. Symmachus was killed in a riot, and she was forced to abdicate her throne to her uncle Athyn Llethan. Of all her adventures, she is most well-known for going on to help thwart the impostor Jagar Tharn and bring about an end to the Imperial Simulacrum by 3E 399. She married King Eadwyre of Wayrest, who she had forged a bond with while working to defeat Tharn and free the captive Emperor Uriel Septim VII. In 3E 417, she and Eadwyre were among the political leaders of the Iliac Bay who sought to acquire the Totem of Tiber Septim from an agent of the Blades,and who benefited greatly from the ensuing Miracle of Peace, or "Warp in the West". Barenziah claimed ignorance on what exactly transpired during this mysterious two-day phenomenon.Several years later, when Eadwyre died, she returned to Morrowind, where her son Prince Helseth soon became King, while she took on the title of Queen Mother. Her other child, Princess Morgiah, had already gone on to become Queen of Firsthold. She may have had other children, one of many disputed facets of her life.
Queen Euraxia Tharn(Imperial)
-Queen Euraxia Tharn was the Imperial queen of Rimmen during the Interregnum. Euraxia hailed from the royal House Tharn of Cheydinhal. Euraxia had become the strict ruler of Rimmen following an event known as the Frostfall Coup in 2E 576, where her militia, known as the Euraxians conquered Rimmen, and she proclaimed herself as Queen. She was the mother of Javad Tharn, who led an invasion against the region of Reaper's March, but was defeated by forces allied to the Mane of Elsweyr in 2E 582. She was also the half-sister of Abnur Tharn, chancellor of the Elder Council, and an ancestor of unknown relationship to Jagar Tharn.
Queen Potema Septim(Imperial)
-Queen Potema, the "Wolf Queen of Solitude", the daughter of the Emperor Pelagius Septim II, wife of King Mantiarco, aunt of the Empress Kintyra II, mother of Emperor Uriel III, and sister of the Emperors Antiochus, Cephorus I and Magnus, is best known for her role in the War of the Red Diamond. In 3E 120, she launched a rebellion, and overthrew her niece Empress Kintyra II the following year so that her son could become Emperor Uriel Septim III. Although the war ended in 3E 127, it was another ten years, capped off by a month-long siege at her castle in Solitude, before Potema herself was defeated. She has been described as "unambiguously evil", and is remembered as one of the most dangerous necromancers in the history of Tamriel. She was a formidable mage and a skilled necromancer. As a Dragonborn, she also possessed the ability to wield the Thu'um.
Rajhin(Khajiit)
-Rajhin the Purring Liar, also known as the Trickster God, the Footpad, Cat Who Walks, and the Cat-King of Thieves is the Thief god of the Khajiiti people.Tales of Rajhin are an integral part of Khajiiti culture and is popular among their storytellers, but he also finds worship among thieves and deceivers.Though he is the most famous burglar in Elsweyr's history, he also targeted many other lands, even venturing to the realms of Oblivion to add other's possessions to his collection. He was also very successful in wooing his lovers with his great treasures. It is said that every idol of Rajhin ever made will find its way into a pouch of a thief,but his idols are also popular as a ward against thieves. Rajhin himself was described as being "the very embodiment of speed, agility, and slyness". He has Seven Shadows that each represent different aspects of his being and carry out his bidding.
Razum-dar(Khajiit)
-Razum-dar (known as Raz to his companions) was a Khajiit spy who was active during the Interregnum in the Second Era. Razum-dar, though well-known during this time, was the first member and the leader of the Eyes of the Queen—the secret intelligence network that served Queen Ayrenn of the First Aldmeri Dominion.
Red Bramman(Argonian)
-Red Bramman, also known as the Bandit King, was an infamous First Era brigand based in Black Marsh who gained notoriety due to his piracy against the Alessian Empire in Topal Bay. He was an Argonian, but was documented by Imperial historians as one of the first men to venture deep into the Marsh.Bramman earned the nickname "Red" due to his red hair, which he possessed despite being an Argonian.
Relmyna Verenim(Dark Elf)
-Relmyna Verenim was a Dunmer resident of the Shivering Isles at the end of the Third Era. She was originally from Tamriel, which is where she discovered the so-called "Sixth Element": Flesh. She was expelled from the Mages Guild due to the extreme nature of her experiments. Sheogorath invited her to his Realm, where she could continue her research free of scrutiny. Because of this, she developed a passionate—and obsessive—love for the Daedric Prince.
Relmyna was responsible for creating the first Gatekeeper. After many failed attempts she accomplished this by using the magical ingredients of the Gardens of Flesh and Bone to give life to several enchanted body parts stitched together to form a body. Using Sheogorath's divine madness as the seed, Relmyna birthed the creature. Her tears and the bones of a previous Gatekeeper were used to slay the creature in 3E 433.
Rid-Thar-ri'Datta(Khajiit)
-Rid-Thar-ri'Datta was the Mane of Elsweyr during the early-mid Second Era. Rid-Thar-ri'Datta is referred to as the first Mane, a spiritual leader of Elsweyr that paved the way for a moon-based culture and veneration for the deity of cosmic order, the Riddle'Thar.
Rislaav the Righteous(Imperial)
-Rislav Larich, better known as Rislav the Righteous, was born in Skingrad in 1E 448, the eighth child and fourth son of Queen Lynada and King Mhorus of Skingrad. He is believed to have led the typical life of a Colovian prince. He married Belene, the daughter of King Justinius of Kvatch, becoming a Count of Kvatch, presumably to cement peace between the kingdoms. In 1E 478, a plague passed through Cyrodiil and decimated the royal family of Skingrad; in the end, only Rislav and his older brother Dorald, a priest of Marukh, survived. Dorald's first act was to cede the kingdom to the Alessian Empire, which incensed Rislav. He led a small band of cavalry from Kvatch to Skingrad, where they entered the city without conflict (as the guards of Skingrad were also offended by Dorald's act). In the castle courtyard, Rislav denounced Dorald and beheaded him with one stroke, and he was quickly crowned as the new King of Skingrad.
Saint Alessia(Imperial)
-Alessia, also known as Queen Alessia, Saint Alessia, the Lady of Heaven, Queen-ut-Cyrod, Queen of Mortals, Slave Queen of Cyrodiil, Mother of the Empire, Queen of Stars, and El-Estia,was the first Empress of Cyrodiil and the founder of the Alessian Empire, the first of three Cyrodilic empires. She led the Alessian Slave Rebellion against the Ayleids in the third century of the First Era, freeing the Nedes of Cyrod from slavery and founding the Alessian Empire. As the first Empress of Cyrodiil, she established a new religion, a fusion of the Nordic and Aldmeri pantheons known as the Eight Divines. On her deathbed in 1E 266, she was canonized by Akatosh, and her soul placed in the central stone of the Amulet of Kings, thus forging Akatosh's covenant with men to protect Tamriel from the forces of Oblivion. She has also been stated to have achieved apotheosis in death, and was described as becoming wife to Shor and Auri-el, in addition to her marriage with Morihaus.Among worshippers of Pelinal Whitestrake, Alessia is the patron saint of humanity.The Empress is associated with The Thief Constellation.
Sees-All-Colors(Argonian)
-Guildmaster Sees-All-Colors is the new Guildmaster for the Fighters Guild following the death of her mentor, Jofnir Iceblade. She has been directing almost all of the Guild's efforts to destroying Dark Anchors.
Shalidor(Nord)
-Arch-Mage Shalidor, sometimes known as the Spellbreaker, was an immensely powerful wizard from the First Era who had an understanding of magic few have ever matched, and his numerous but scattered writings are highly sought after.There are many legends surrounding Shalidor's life, such as how he built the city of Winterhold with a whispered spell, built the great Ice Fortress of Winterhold, how he stole the secret of life from Akatosh, and how he single-handedly fought against the Dwemer legions of clan Rourken at the Battle of Rourken-Shalidor (in which he bore his Spellmirror into battle). Many of these stories are believed to be hyperbole or outright fabrications. Shalidor stood at the forefront of a movement to enact higher standards among mages, and to discourage spell use among the common castes. This effort is dubiously credited with the original organization and formation of the schools of magic (Vanus Galerion is also often credited with the creation of the schools of magic) and the foundation of the College of Winterhold.Shalidor eventually holed himself up in Labyrinthian, where he constructed the namesake labyrinth to test new archmages, and devoted all of his time to research and study. He became an incredibly prolific writer, and scholars have worked to track down his notes and musings for thousands of years. He oversaw the construction of the Great Maze, said to hold "Glamoril" (the "secret of life" in elvish), which, as noted above, was said to have been stolen from Akatosh by Shalidor. There's some speculation that this secret of life he possessed, whatever it was, may have been the catalyst for the practically unbelievable number of writings he produced on a vast array of topics. He performed a number of rituals that extended his life significantly, claiming that "life for an Arch-Mage is measured in decades, not years."
Sinderion(High Elf)
-Sinderion was a famous Altmer master alchemist known for his research into the Nirnroot plant.For most of his life, he lived in the basement of the West Weald Inn in the Cyrodilic city of Skingrad. He was an honorary member of the College of Winterhold. He collaborated with Arch-Mage Taris Rendil to develop the Frostcrag Apparatus Table, an alchemy lab in Frostcrag Spire.Over fifty years later, an adventurer named Obeth Arnesian brought a sample of Crimson Nirnroot to Sinderion. This variant of the common Nirnroot grows only in Blackreach, a gigantic cavern beneath the surface of Skyrim. A year later he sold his basement workshop in Skingrad and traveled to Skyrim, eventually coming to the Sarethi Farm outside Riften. After a few months of preparation, Sinderion entered Blackreach using the runed lexicon provided by Obeth and set up a field laboratory in one of the Dwemer houses found within the cavern. He began researching the Crimson Nirnroot, but was killed circa 4E 58 in his laboratory by the denizens of Blackreach.
Sotha Sil(Dark Elf)
-Sotha Sil, or Seht, wizard-mystic god of the Dunmer and "Si" in the AlmSiVi, was the most enigmatic member of the divine Tribunal. He was known as the Mainspring Ever-Wound, the Father of Mysteries, Magus ,the Magician,the Teacher, the Sorcerer, the Tinkerer, the Clockwork God, the Light of Knowledge, the Inspiration of Craft and Sorcery, the God of the World Mechanism, the Clockwork King of the Three in One, patron of artificers and wizards, and the architect of time and a binder of Oblivion. He did not believe himself to be a god, but did not deprive Vivec and Almalexia of their joy of being acknowledged as one.He also did not acknowledge free will, believing himself bound to creating his greatest invention, the Clockwork City. Those that followed the faith of the Tribunal Temple knew him for his power as well as the knowledge he provided, and for his contribution to helping the former Chimer transition into their Dunmer identity. He also had faithful within the Clockwork City, where his Clockwork Apostles followed the sermons of Deldrise Morvayn and devoted their work towards one goal: achieving Tamriel Final, a new Nirn. With the rise of the New Temple in the Fourth Era, Sotha Sil and the rest of the Tribunal were demoted to "saints and heroes", and the three Good Daedra retook their place as the center of worship for the Dunmer as "the Reclamations".
Speaker Terenus(Imperial)
-Speaker Terenus is a Imperial speaker for the Black Hand and member of the Dark Brotherhood. He is pivotal in inducting the Vestige into the guild, and leads the Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary with Astara Caerellius.
Syl,Duchess of Dementia(Wood Elf)
-Lady Syl was a Bosmer madwoman and Duchess of Dementia at the beginning of the Greymarch of 3E 433. She resided in the House of Dementia in the Shivering Isles. Syl was known for her extreme paranoia; her madness was such that she saw plots and conspiracies everywhere, rendering her a prisoner in her own house. She is associated with two artifacts: Ruin's Edge and Nerveshatter.
Symmachus(Dark Elf)
-Symmachus was the Dark Elven general of Tiber Septim's army who later became husband to Barenziah, Queen of Mournhold. Father to Helseth (born in 3E 376) and Morgiah (born in 3E 384 and named after Symmachus' mother).Symmachus reigned in Mournhold as a royal consort for centuries. Always loyal to the Empire, he won many battles in the War of the Red Diamond against the supporters of Uriel III and Potema in 3E Second Century.During the Imperial Simulacrum in late Fourth Century, when civil unrest spread in Mournhold, Symmachus let Queen Barenziah take their young children and travel to the Imperial City to seek the ear of the Emperor Uriel VII while he remained in Mournhold to deal with the grumbling peasants and annoyed nobility. Some days later he fell in battle with the revolting peasants.
When the plot of impostor Jagar Tharn was ruined, a rightful Emperor was restored, and the tumultous period of Simulacrum had ended, a grand state memorial service was held for Symmachus at the Imperial City, befitting a man who had served the Septim Dynasty for so long and so well.
The Gray Fox(Imperial)
-Corvus Umbranox is the Count of Anvil and Countess Millona Umbranox's husband who has been missing for ten years. At the end of the Thieves Guild Questline he is revealed to have been the Gray Fox and the mysterious Stranger, both identities caused by the curse of the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal.
The Hero of Kvatch(Imperial)
-The Hero of Kvatch, also known as the Champion among a number of other titles, is a Daedric Prince and former hero of prophecy. As a mortal, they assisted in saving all of Tamriel from the Oblivion Crisis and ascended to godhood as the new Prince of Madness in 3E 433.
Therana(Dark Elf)
-Mistress Therana is a Dunmer Mage and a high-ranking member of the Great House Telvanni. She is a master councilor of her house and the ruler of the Telvanni town of Tel Branora.. She was a calculating woman, but by 3E 427, had slipped into insanity, becoming unpredictable as a result.
Tiber Septim(Breton)
-Tiber Septim (sometimes enumerated as Tiber Septim I or Septim I, and also known as Talos Stormcrown, Hjalti Early-Beard, and Tiberius Imperator, among many other titles) was a military leader who became one of the most famous figures in Tamrielic history, reigning as Emperor Tiber Septim from 2E 854 to 3E 38. Tiber Septim started his career in service under the Cyrodilic king Cuhlecain, where he was known as General Talos. In this role, he fought to unify Cyrodiil and finally all of Tamriel, an effort that culminated in 2E 896 with the birth of the Third Empire. He declared the onset of the Third Era at the end of the same year.
Tiber Septim ruled for 81 years and is considered by many to be the greatest emperor in history. He gave his name to the lineage of Cyrodilic Emperors known as the Septims. In the centuries following his reign, Tiber became revered as a god and saint, and is worshipped as one of the Nine Divines under the name of Talos (meaning Stormcrown in the language of the ancient Ehlnofey).
Titus Mede II(Imperial)
-Titus Mede II was an emperor of the Mede Dynasty during the Fourth Era. Three years after his accession, Titus II was pulled into the Great War against the Aldmeri Dominion. After four years, Titus II and the Imperial Legion defeated the Aldmeri Dominion's main army in Cyrodiil, but the Empire was in no shape to continue the war, forcing Titus II to sign the controversial White-Gold Concordat. The Concordat outlawed the worship of Talos and forced the Empire to cede a large section of southern Hammerfell to the Dominion. The ban on Talos worship caused discontent and eventually led to the Stormcloak Rebellion in Skyrim.
Torug gro-Igron(Orc)
-King Torug gro-Igron was an Orcish chieftain who founded the first Orsinium in the Wrothgarian Mountains of High Rock. It grew from an armed camp into a kingdom under his rule in the early First Era, though objective details on that kingdom are not known.Chronicles of the time paint Orsinium a fortress ruled by savage law, leading raids on its neighbors along the Bjoulsae River. Orc historians call it a utopia, a peaceable land of agriculture and commerce. The truth is likely somewhere in between, but all written and archeological evidence was destroyed in the thirty-year Siege of Orsinium. Torug had died long before the time the siege began in 1E 950, as Orsinium was then ruled by King Golkarr.The exact date of Orsinium's founding is unknown, but it is known to have grown powerful as early as the ninth century of the First Era. Though some sources place the founding of Torug's Orsinium in the tenth century.
Ulfgar the Unending(Nord)
-Ulfgar the Unending was a Nord warrior from the Second Era, believed to have been a member of Ysgramor's Five Hundred Companions. In the late Second Era Ulfgar set out to find Sovngarde with Erlendr, Hunroor, Nikulas, and Grimkell. Grimkell later betrayed the group and turned the other three into stone pillars at Brodir Grove. Ulfgar avenged his companions by killing Grimkell.He was over five hundred years old, and wanted to find Sovngarde , which he had been looking for unsuccessfully all these years. He was the wielder of the long blade Stormfang.
Ulfric Stormcloak(Nord)
-Ulfric Stormcloak of the Stormcloak Clan is the Jarl of Windhelm and the leader of the Stormcloak Rebellion. An incredibly divisive and controversial figure, Ulfric pitted Nord against Nord in a bid for religious freedom and political independence for Skyrim.Little is known of Ulfric before 4E 176. He inherited the role of Jarl of Eastmarch from his father Hoag Stormcloak, and carried on a rivalry with Jarl Balgruuf the Greater of Whiterun since they both were young. He studied under the Greybeards at High Hrothgar to learn how to use the thu'um.Eventually, in 4E 201, Ulfric and a small company of his bodyguards were captured by General Tullius in an ambush while en route to Darkwater Crossing a few months after Torygg's death. They surrendered, Ulfric was gagged, and they were brought to Helgen for execution. However, a surprise attack by the ancient dragon Alduin devastated the town. Ulfric exploited the chaos to escape, to the pleasure of the Thalmor, who wished for Ulfric's rebellion to continue so Skyrim would remain divided and distracted.Ulfric returned to Windhelm and continued his campaign.
Ungolim(Wood Elf)
-Ungolim was a Bosmer member of the Dark Brotherhood who had ascended to the position of Listener of the Black Hand by 3E 433. Ungolim maintained a private residence in Bravil, and visited the statue of the Lucky Old Lady on a daily basis. He received the "Whispers of Death" from the Night Mother, and conveyed her will to the Speakers of the Black Hand. He was assassinated by a Silencer manipulated by Mathieu Bellamont in 3E 433.
Uzdabikh(Orc)
-Uzdabikh was an Orcish hero who emerged from obscurity to become the celebrated figure of the Battle of Fharun Pass. Leading a warband tasked with defending a tunnel, Uzdabikh faced an unexpected onslaught from the Redguard army, resulting in the heroic defense of the pass. Armed with bow, axe, knife, and unmatched ferocity, Uzdabikh stood alone as her warband fell one by one. She fought relentlessly, and the tunnel became a bloody battlefield where one-thousand-and-one Redguards met their demise. Legends speak of a blessed helmet that shielded Uzdabikh from every attack, leaving her standing among the Redguard corpses when reinforcements arrived. Her helm disappeared during the ancient battle of Fharun Pass.
Vanus Galerion(High Elf)
-Archmagister Vanus Galerion (sometimes Galerion Vanus), born as Trechtus, and called the Great Mage, was the founder of the Mages Guild and one of the most famous users of magic in the history of Tamriel. He trained with the Psijic Order along with fellow student Mannimarco. He strongly opposed Mannimarco's practice of necromancy, and would eventually lead an army of mages in a massive battle against Mannimarco's legions of undead, where he was killed.
Varen Aquilarios(Imperial)
-Varen Aquilarios (also called the Betrayer by Leovic) was an Emperor of Cyrodiil during the Interregnum. In 2E 576, Emperor Leovic of the Longhouse Emperors issued a decree that legalized Daedra worship in the Empire, which caused Varen, the Duke of Chorrol and Count of Kvatch, to initiate a rebellion against the Emperor. In 2E 577, Varen and his forces stormed the Imperial City, where he personally slew Leovic in the throne room of the Imperial Palace. He then declared himself emperor and married Leovic's widow, Clivia Tharn, to consolidate his rule.
Varen subsequently led a group called the Five Companions on a two-year quest to recover the lost Amulet of Kings, which they eventually recovered. Heeding the advice of Mannimarco, Varen planned to use the amulet in a ritual to persuade Akatosh to make him Dragonborn and therefore a legitimate emperor. In 2E 579, as the ritual was attempted, Mannimarco corrupted it, which triggered the event known as the Soulburst. Varen vanished in the chaos, and Clivia assumed the Imperial Throne as empress regent in his absence, setting Tamriel on a course for the Three Banners War.
Vastarie(High Elf)
-Vastarie, also known as the Witch of Azurah, is an Altmer Lich notable for her study of souls, the results which were a great boon to the dark arts of Necromancy. Prior to becoming a necromancer, she studied on Artaeum alongside other notable Psijic Monks, such as Vanus Galerion and Mannimarco. She is believed to be the first to discover how to use Sigil Geodes to bind spirits, and personally brought the first black soul gems to Tamriel after opening a portal to Coldharbour.Vastarie is a fervent worshipper of the Daedric Prince Azura. Sometime after her falling out with Vanus, she achieved lichdom and dedicated herself to serving Azura.
Vedam Dren(Dark Elf)
-Vedam Dren was Duke of the Imperial District of Vvardenfell in the province of Morrowind. Of noble descent, Dren was Hlaalu Grandmaster of the Vvardenfell district before he inherited his title. He ruled from the Grand Council Chambers in Ebonheart, surrounded by Dunmer and Imperial Counselors.
Vedam Dren was a Dunmer knight but also thought of himself as a noble, a leader and a diplomat. Vedam is the older brother of Camonna Tong head Orvas Dren, who ran the Dren Plantation, and the father of Ilmeni Dren,the leader of the abolitionist group Twin Lamps. After losing over half the Tong's shipments in rapid succession, Orvas toyed with the idea of having Vedam assassinated, so that he might consolidate his power and succeed Vedam as Duke of Vvardenfell and Grandmaster of House Hlaalu.
Velehk Sain(Dark Elf)
-Captain Velehk Sain, also called "the Pirate King of the Abecean" is a Dremora who practiced piracy in the Abecean Sea. In 4E 201, he can be found trapped in the Midden Dark after a tragedy involving four students of the College of Winterhold, Katarina, Treoy, Balwen, and Pithiken, who died from lethal cases of "Conjurer's burn" for attempting a summon they could not handle. Velehk Sain and his crew are described as merciless, cruel pirates, and going against them would be suicidal. Their ship's presence was rumored to cause madness.
Vivec(Dark Elf)
-Vivec (also spelled Vivek), or Vehk, Warrior-Poet deity of the Dunmer and Vi in the AlmSiVi, was the Guardian God-King of the holy land of Vvardenfell, and ever-vigilant protector from the dark gods of the Red Mountain, the gate to hell. He is also called the Master of Morrowind. Though some aspects of his past are blurred by time and questions surround some of his more controversial choices, Vivec has always represented the spirit and duality of the Dunmer people, which is reflected in his half-Dunmer, half-Chimer appearance.
The Warrior-Poet spent his long life creating numerous works and wonders. He was a prolific writer, perhaps most notably with the 36 Lessons, a series of cryptic texts widely open to an incredible amount of speculation and conjecture, primarily to act as a guide for the prophesized Nerevarine. Numerous artifacts were associated with the God-King, including his legendary spear Muatra. For hundreds if not thousands of years, he mostly resided at the pinnacle of his Palace in the city to which he lent his own name, Vivec. Hundreds of pilgrims and tourists visited his holy city daily.
He guided and protected the Dunmer until his loss of divinity and subsequent disappearance near the end of the Third Era, a sacrifice he not only accepted, but helped to bring about. The Tribunal Temple would collapse in his absence. The New Temple refers to him as Saint Vivec and declared him a member of the False Tribunal.
Vykosa(Khajiit)
-Vykosa the Ascendant was a Khajiit huntress and Werewolf Lord who, according to a legend, was a first turned; one of the original select few beings that were afflicted with Lycanthropy directly by Hircine in the Merethic Era. She had the ability to control other werewolves, and assembled an enormous pack with plans to conquer all of Tamriel.She kept giant dire wolves as pets.
Ylgar(Nord)
-Ylgar was the youngest son of the legendary Ysgramor, he also had an older brother, Yngol. Ylgar, as well as his brother and father, sailed to Tamriel fleeing civil war on Atmora. Along with other settlers, Ylgar and his family were inhabitants of Saarthal and were there during the elven raid, Night of Tears. Ylgar is said to be among the three survivors. He, along with Ysgramor and his brother, fled back to Atmora.
After returning to Atmora, Ylgar was already known as a warrior possessed of an unwavering spirit that drove his singular prowess to overwhelming feats in war. Ylgar sought to avenge to his fallen brothers and sisters so joined the Five Hundred Companions, led by his father. He commissioned two ships for himself and his brother and became the captain of Darumzu. Yngol and Ylgar sailed out of the massive shipyards of Jylkurfyk, not knowing that this was the last time they would meet.
Yngol(Nord)
-Yngol was the son of Ysgramor and older brother of Ylgar. He was a brave strategist who defeated enemies before they even knew the battle had begun. He was also purportedly the greatest blacksmith the Atmorans had ever known.
After the human city of Saarthal was sacked by the Elves, in an event known as the Night of Tears, Yngol fled back to Atmora with his father and brother.According to Nordic myth, he forged Wuuthrad, Ysgramor's legendary battleaxe, on the deck of the fleeing ship the same night and presented it to his father.
After returning to Atmora, Ysgramor sent Yngol and his brother to recruit the bravest warriors of the land and form the Five Hundred Companions. During the Return, he commanded a ship called the Harakk, but it was lost during the Storm of Separation just before they arrived at Hsaarik Head. It was eventually found along the shore, but Yngol was dead. It was a devastating loss to the Five Hundred Companions. It is said that Ysgramor wept in his grief and slew a dozen beasts, burning them in honor of his fallen son. A barrow-hill was dug in the Atmoran tradition, and Yngol was laid to rest with rites and honors among his clansmen far below the rocky face of Hsaarik Head, the first of the Children of the Sky to perish in Tamriel.Yngol's resting place ultimately determined the placement of Windhelm and the Palace of the Kings, as Ysgramor wanted to be able to view his son's resting place from the windows of his palace.
Ysgramor(Nord)
-Ysgramor (sometimes Ysgramoor), known as Ysgramor the Invader and "the harbinger of us all", was an Atmoran who came to Tamriel before recorded history as a refugee fleeing civil war in Atmora. He is generally regarded as the first human ruler, and king, of Skyrim.
Some Elven scholars insist Ysgramor was responsible for unspecified "provocations and blasphemies" that led to the genocide known as the Night of Tears, when the human settlement Saarthal was attacked by the Snow Elves and all humans purportedly were slain except Ysgramor and his two sons, Yngol and Ylgar,though some scholars believe this attack was unprovoked. Ysgramor fled back to Atmora, gathered the legendary Five Hundred Companions, then sailed back to Hsaarik Head and drove the Elves from Skyrim and Solstheim, cementing himself as a "culture hero" of the Nords. He wielded the axe Wuuthrad in battle and rode upon a Storm Atronach Bear conjured for him by his personal Clever Man, Alabar the Oddly-Colored.
Since he is the first known human to transcribe Nordic speech using Elven principles of writing, Ysgramor is credited with being the first human historian.Because of his exploits, he is known as "the first Harbinger, the first Man, [and] the bringer of Words", and the modern-day Companions still revere him as their only true leader.[ His progeny ruled Skyrim until 1E 369, when the death of King Borgas brought an end to his direct line of known heirs. However, his bloodline survived, and he is still believed to be the wellspring from whom all Nordic kings are descended.
Wulfharth(Nord)
-High King Wulfharth or Wulfrich (also known as Ysmir, Dragon of the North, Shor's Tongue, Kyne's Son, the Ash-King, the Breath of Kyne, the Storm of Kyne, the Grey Wind, the Kingmaker,Spirit Wulfharth, Ra'Wulfharth, Lord of Solitude, the Raised King, and the Underking) was an Atmora-born High King of ancient Skyrim who came to power after the death of Hoag Merkiller at Glenumbra Moors. He submitted Skyrim to a fiery reinstatement of the traditional Nordic pantheon, destroying Alessian temples and forcing the remnants of its priesthood to seek refuge in the Heartland. He was also famed for driving the Direnni clan out of Skyrim.
Legends claim that an evil god once made him (and all of Skyrim) into children, and when Wulfharth found a way to cure his people, he inadvertently made himself extremely old and died (for the first time). He led the invasion of Resdayn (modern-day Morrowind) and fought at the Battle of Red Mountain, where he was killed again.
During the Interregnum, he was revived yet again by either Almalexia or The Skald-King Jorunn to fight against the Akaviri invaders of Skyrim and Morrowind. Though his official story ends here, The Arcturian Heresy claims that Wulfharth reincarnated as the Ash-King following this battle, an undead warrior bent on destroying the Mer and ruling Tamriel.
Zumog Phoom(Orc)
-Zumog Phoom is a powerful Orsimer necromancer serving under Euraxia Tharn. Initially, he acts as Euraxia's advisor and strategist, and provides her with large amounts of reinforcements in the form of necromancers and undead soldiers. However, his main aim is to put Cadwell the Betrayer back together and gain favor with the dragons. He and his necromancers abandon Euraxia shortly before her death.
Zurin Arctus(Breton)
-Zurin Arctus (also known as the Underking, or by his Breton name Arnand the Fox) was a human spellcaster in the late Second Era, and the Imperial Battlemage of Tamriel under Emperor Tiber Septim. By some accounts Arctus was the most powerful mage who ever lived. He was responsible for activating Numidium, a powerful construct used by the Emperor in his conquest of Tamriel, by placing his "heart" (life force) into a massive soul gem. Arctus later regretted his actions and destroyed the automaton, but was killed in the process before being able to reclaim his heart. He reappeared later as an undead entity known as the Underking, though The Arcturian Heresy instead attributed the title to Ysmir Kingmaker. In Cyrodiil, Zurin is sometimes associated with the mage-god Magnus.
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