#beldama

[puddingface1902]

Hey everyone! Episode 12 of my Skyrim playthrough is here. Check it out!

[just-ebeans]

I overcame my weird imposter syndrome this week thanks to the new House Tours feature in The Elder Scrolls Online. I can't afford to come back and build, but I can at least share the houses I deem "finished" or "passable" for other roleplayers to use and (hopefully) enjoy.

My Exorcised Coven Cottage remains my favorite to date so it made sense to share it first on TikTok and other platforms.

You can find it in the Activity Finder as "Daenia Cottage" by E-beans.

My Exorcised Coven Cottage in The Elder Scrolls Online.

UserID: E-Beans

PC/NA

[fangsandsoftgrass]

Mini info dump abt my current Cirwedh playthru to go with this outfit update :3

Ok so I finished the Pact arc the other night and I'm just now reaching Glenumbra which is the beginning of Cirwedhs new era. She's out of the cold of Skyrim and can let her skin breathe again.

She joined Kaleens crew immediately, after her ship found Cir & Glad shipwrecked (bc I hc that's what happens when you refuse Meridia's magic gem portal LOL a fucking storm wrecks ur ship to Daggerfall and you wake up on a desert island surrounded by pirates) but so she just goes full send into the pirate thing shes essentially been handed the perfect mask and there's no need to worry about being thought a Dominion spy because Kaleen has other Bosmer on the crew.

But anyway she's been pirating it up for about a month now between Stros M'Kai and Betnikh and since Kaleen kicked her off at Glenumbra (I destroyed the relic jaja) she's kinda found a place with the Beldama Wyrd. I mean she's essentially named champion by the guardians, the Earthbones themselves, who recognize her connection to Y'ffre as a Warden of nature. It's almost like ending Angoth's threat is her duty. She's adopted by the Beldama not as a Wyress but as an ally also in service of nature, and she's having soooo much fun killing cultists and talking abt Y'ffre with the women of the Beldama Wyrd :3 she's even been dressed by Helene (along with a few pieces of Cirwedh's own making ofc)

[varlaisvea]

OC post the first

Eymei Gwylanwe (ESO)

Appearance: High Elf, darker gold skin. Dark green eyes. A little short and stocky for an Altmer, which is still tall and willowy compared to most everyone else. Waist-length pale-colored hair which she usually keeps in a braid (I use 'orsinium ponytail' as the base for her hairstyle). She wears hella jewelry, the significance of which I detailed in this post.

Unfortunately I don’t have a real visual reference for Eymei. I drew this nsfw-ish art, but it’s not a great reference. However, one of my ESO characters was the body model for Eymei, so I’ve included a few screenshots of her.

Eymei (as portrayed by my Sorcerer support/healer, Antifa Street Medic) in her Elden Root apartment (Eymei doesn't use a healing staff though, whoops). I don't have a 'normal' outfit for her, but I imagine she'd wear something like this; practical, not fancy but tailored and refined, with most of the fanciness reserved for jewelry/accessories.

Personality: The first thing to know about Eymei is that she's a member of a tiny, dying subculture: Altmer who still practice the Old Ways, the True Way���the ancient magic/religion from which the Psijic Order split off thousands of years ago. (This is why she has a regular-ass last name, instead of the traditional High Elf family name that takes like 30 seconds to say and weeks of study to properly enunciate.) Called hearth Elves or psijic (lower-case P) Elves, they are uncommonly powerful mages who draw power directly from the Earthbones. Eymei's ancestors refused to leave Summerset with the Order, instead adapting their magic to Altmeri society as best they could. But since psijic magic is not Aedra worship, by this point in history it is considered Apraxic heresy, and is illegal by Altmeri law.

The tradition has now died out as psijic Elves have had to hide their faith, but psijic Elves once traveled Nirn teaching healing to anyone who wanted to learn it. Eymei loves researching the ancestral tales she heard growing up; millennia-old stories of other Tamrielic cultures from the perspective of those traveling psijic healers. She loves plants, delving, and reading, and has studied on and off at the University of Gwylim (the family has always had a story that their last name derives from the same root as the name of the University). She's particularly interested in other Tamrielic ancestral magic traditions, since so much of the history of her own magic has been erased over time.

I remember once you said you wanted to study with the Beldama Wyresses, and Grandmother Telanys just looked at you with disgust and said, “with them? Why in the world would you add the word with to that statement?” We were raised in a society that honors enlightenment, learning, and mastery, and yet both of us saw our love of learning brutally punished when it inspired us to learn the ‘wrong’ things. - Cellian Gwylanwe, in a letter to his younger sister.

Psijic magic is technically a form of mind-magic (much maligned in the Second Era for its association with the Sload). So, Eymei's magic has traits that give her people a knack for fortune-telling and herbalism, and Eymei sometimes does readings when she needs a bit of coin. She's outgoing, light-hearted, and emotional by Altmeri standards, but she's still quite Altmeri: she's serious and analytical, and values ancestral wisdom and cultural traditions. Sex is a very spiritual thing to her; 'the only thing that inspires me to fits of poetry', and this is something her friends and lovers alike tend to tease her about. She also loves eating, but is only a middling cook.

Background: Eymei's people are known especially for their exceptionally skilled healers. Here is a lorebook, written by Eymei, about the history of psijic Elves and their tensions with both the Psijic Order and mainstream Altmeri society. (I have added the part about traveling Nirn since I wrote that, so it's not mentioned.) Although their magic is older than the Psijic Order and older than modern Altmeri society, by the 2nd Era, magic like Eymei’s is considered heresy and witchcraft by Altmeri law. Here is a more direct and angry treatise on the Psijic Order that Eymei wrote, calling out the Psijic Order for their hypocrisy. Eymei's mother (Cellena) is an Aedric Elf, so Eymei and her older brother (Cellian) have ties to more mainstream Altmeri society. But, Eymei deeply identifies with the psijic culture she was raised in, and learned much of what she knows about it from her father (Varlas).

One important thing to know about psijic Elves is they have powerful magical foci that they pass down in their families. They're called varla pearls—specially farmed pearls made with a chip of a varla stone as the center. They used to be farmed in what is now Shipwreck Cove (the player housing 'Colossal Aldmeri Grotto'), but the techniques for farming the pearls were slowly lost over time as most of the experts in the craft fled to Artaeum with the Psijic Order. The pearls help to amplify their magic, especially in places where it is traditionally said the Earthbones meet. (Most of these places are also large old cities that have been settled by various groups for millennia. Most of Tamriel's -holds are included in this, but it's not exclusive to them: Sunhold, Winterhold, Riverhold, Stormhold, Mournhold, and Elden Root all feature in this story.) Varla pearls have a faint blue glow to them, and are usually housed in ornate jewelry pieces made especially for the wearer or passed down with the pearls. Eymei never takes her pearl off; it's in an ornate setting, on a chain that weaves around her upper arm (look @ the post about jewelry for more). She leans into the 'witch' identity, and thinks of it as a mark of pride.

Eymei is from Sunhold, which was the largest remaining enclave of psijic Elves until the Maormer invaded in 2E 582. Eymei was part of the resistance there (mostly as a medic) until her family was forced to leave when their neighborhood was destroyed. Her parents and brother resettled in Alinor near her mother's family (who are unaware of the psijic ancestry), while Eymei moved to Elden Root and joined the Thalmor. She joined despite her deep distaste for the Aldmeri Dominion, which after all did nothing to defend Sunhold, which allowed psijic Elves to be harassed and targeted by the Divine Prosecution prior to the Maormer invasion, and which Eymei considers to be an imperialist and supremacist organization. But since Ayrenn's decree opening Summerset, Eymei's seen Altmeri extremism up close in far too many ways, and thinks Queen Ayrenn's kinder, gentler brand of Altmeri supremacy and imperialism is the best of many unpalatable options High Elves have to combat the more violent supremacist tendencies in their culture.

Sometime in her 60s, she somewhat-impulsively gets married in her ancestral tradition, at the hearth in the ruins of her family home in Sunhold.

The three of us stood there together for a moment, in reverent silence. I knelt down and started brushing away leaves and dirt—truly, the hearth was so in tact that all I needed to do was dust it off. And it was warm; I could tell the sun had recently been shining on it—a relatively new sensation, I thought grimly to myself, for this piece of rock. But to put my hand to the limestone and feel warmth, whatever the source… the rock still felt resonant the way it used to; it hummed to me the way it always had. I had feared, but not doubted; as soon as I’d seen the hearth still in tact, I was certain I would still feel the wild energy of communing with the Ehlnofey through generations of ancestors. Yet certain as I was, my body could not believe it until my hand touched the hearth, and the hum of history was as loud as ever, even amid the ruin.  And I felt the strangest feeling surge into the cloud of nebulous grief surrounding me. At first I rejected it, but it remained gently insistent: the stone welcomed the sunlight. That warmth was not alien—the idea of a novel sensation is the silly imagination of one with a lifespan incomprehensibly short, when compared to the limestone that formed our hearth. Of course sunlight was not a new sensation—fire was the novel sensation; the entirety of the existence of hearth Elves a momentary spark. The very stone itself reminded me as I knelt on it: we only borrow this space, this land, this moment of time. This limestone slab began as countless bodies of coral, which over eons became a stone. Over eons more still, that stone was worn smooth and hollowed by ancient waves—it never belonged to my family, even if the house around it did. The idea of ownership at all is foreign to the stone. We were its stewards for less than an eye’s blink. Again I expected sobs, and again they did not come. All I felt was rage. Unwelcome to say the least. I put my hand to the stone again; there is nothing here to fight, it told me, rejecting my rage instantly as if I had touched a hot kettle, as though my rage were irrelevant and irritating. This stone always had a way of telling me the things I did not wish to hear. - Eymei Gwylanwe, journal entry on visiting her former family home in the ruined Wisteria District of Sunhold

Eymei’s spouse, Araszha-dar (Ara), is Khajiit, which makes their relationship illegal and offensive by Altmer law, so they have to keep it secret. Blessedly, both their families are supportive; get you in-laws who will lie to cops for you. Ara later becomes Arch-Mage of the College of Winterhold, and Eymei eventually becomes a professor of Restoration there. It is Eymei who first plants an alchemy garden in the center of the Arch-Mage's quarters, with a sacred wisteria tree from Sunhold for protection...

Eymei in the Arch-Mage's quarters at the College of Winterhold—this is the outfit i used as the base for her outfit in the art i linked above. And the couch too!

During their time in Winterhold, Eymei and Ara learn about some threats to the College—to the reputation of the institution, the building itself, the city surrounding it, and to the independent study of magic in general. They soon learn that the threat goes far deeper than just Winterhold, and that they are hopelessly outgunned. They spend their tenure there gathering information, learning as much as they can, and plotting to outmaneuver an adversary with unlimited time and resources.

This part might change completely, but currently: over the course of their life together, Ara and Eymei learn ways to combine their magic. For Eymei, the combination of their power makes her an extremely powerful conduit for life-energy, and she is able to bring suffering people safely and peacefully to their rest through her connection to the Ehlnofey. Typically this is dangerous to do with mages and people otherwise imbued with mystic power, but Eymei is able to withstand the massive energy fluctuations that come with such an endeavor. At the end of Ara’s life, he asks Eymei to do him this mercy.

After Ara's death, Eymei spends some portion of her later life traveling around Tamriel, teaching and learning healing practices from as many cultures as she can. She’s bettering herself as a healer, but she’s also setting the pieces in place for a project that will take generations to come to fruition. Toward the end of her life, she joins the Psijic Order in order to further this goal.

if you read to here i love you. bonus Eymei lore for you: she's pescatarian.

[the-college-of-whispers]

I was wondering if you have anything on worship of Y’ffre? I know he’s not a Daedra, but he’s still fascinating to me.

Alright, I'm sorry this took literal months to get together, but my schedule was fucked. Now, let's talk about Y'ffre.

Y'ffre is the head of the Bosmeri pantheon, the creator of the Green Pact, and usually described as a bearded man (though Y'ffre has been referred to with she/her pronouns in at least one instance). The Bosmer are also referred to as Y'ffre's people.

As Jephre, he is worshiped by the Altmer, who also depict him as bearded. There is an Altmer order known as the Jephrine Paladins who style themselves after indriks and protect the wild, as opposed to most Altmer who demand perfection and obedience from nature.

The Bretons worship him as both Jephre and Jeh Free, God of the Forest and Spirit of the Now. They have their own version of the Jephrine Paladins, the Vicars of Jephre who are also known defenders of the natural world. This isn't even getting into the Druids, the Druids of Galen, and the Beldama Wyrd.

As Y'ffer, he appears in the Khajiiti pantheon (though, who doesn't?). He created the first flower to woo Nirni, became corrupted by Namiira, killed Nirni, and was slain by Hircine, Azurah, and Khenarthi (who turned his bones into a cairn for Nirni). He was known as a snooping spirit who couldn't keep secrets and was the reason Fadomai's Children could cross the Lattice. In their lore, he's responsible for turning some of the Khajiit into the Bosmer. Prior to the Riddle'thar Epiphany, he was known as the bastard son of Ahnurr. Interestingly, he is not a figure of worship.

He's also believed to have had Ayleid and Snow Elf worshipers.

There was once an Argonian heresy that abandoned the Hist and turned to Y'ffre and the Valenwood for an alternative reproduction method, but this was potentially wiped out in the Second Era when ex-Shadowscale refugees assassinated those responsible.

Fascinatingly, the Imperials were strictly prohibited from Y'ffre worship due to Alessian Empire religious laws (though the current ban on worship is unknown in the modern Imperial Cult).

Along with the names Y'ffre, Jephre, and Y'ffer, he is also known as the Singer, the Storyteller, God of Song and Forest, and Spirit of the Now. He is known to be swift and to send wisps to herald the storms of Rain's Hand. Seeing the wisps are a promise of new growth, new life, and a new chapter in nature's cycle.

His most faithful are the Spinners, who keep histories, laws, and prophecies as stories. They invoke him into themselves to tell the stories. Some of them include how he brought forth the Green from the Ooze, the establishment of the Green Pact, and how he taught the Bosmer to both escape the original Ooze and how to activate the Wild Hunt, which is super fucky.

As a god of nature and, let's be honest, life as a whole - because let's be honest, that's what it means to pull the Green from the Ooze - he's associated with literally all animals and plants, though obviously cares more for the plants than the animals given the average Bosmer's diet. Particularly of note are trees (especially oaks), flowers, birds, elks, and indriks. His only known artifact is the Ring of the Wild Hunt, which we'll talk about later.

What is he the god of? Well...

Songs

Stories

Narrative magic

The Green

Treethanes

Nature

Guardian elemental spirits

Graht-Elk

The Wild Hunt (aka Great Hunt)

Speed/swiftness

I'd even argue that he's a god of the planet overall, creation, and life as a whole given his mythology and what exactly is attributed to him. Like, pulling the Bosmer out of gook is a huge thing, and it's only one of the things that is attributed to him!

What? Okay, okay, fine, I'll talk about the Ring of the Wild Hunt!

Look, everyone keeps arguing about what is or is not canon in the Elder Scrolls series now. Which means that I'm just taking all of the information, canon or no, and dumping it at your feet. That's been the case for everything, but it's especially the case with this section.

The Ring of the Wild Hunt is a Bosmeri artifact. It plagues the wearer's dreams with images of hunters and prey, yet also blessed the wearer with Y'ffre's swiftness. Literally, it makes you run a lot faster.

The ring is composed of five pieces: the Band of Water, the Charm of the Shapeless, the Face of the Serpent, the Face of the Wolf Beast, and the Symbol of Y'ffre.

Band of Water: small band, possibly depicts a liquefied Bosmer (my thoughts: potentially one in the midst of the Wild Hunt)

Charm of the Shapeless: bizarrely-shaped green charm, possible relic of the Wild Hunt

Face of the Serpent: possible imagery of the Wild Hunt, resembles serpentine beast

Face of the Wolf Beast: monstrous animal resembling different creatures, possible depiction of King Dead Wolf-Deer

Symbol of Y'ffre: depiction of Y'ffre, thought to be of the god unleashing the power of the Wild Hunt

It broke into five pieces sometime after its creation and was reunited in 2E 582 by the ESO player character as a member of the University of Gwylim's Antiquarian Circle.

So that's it. That's all I managed to find about Y'ffre in canon. My only additions are some minor musings, as I've never interacted with Y'ffre myself.

Something I should consider doing is to trace where the inspiration for him came from, as the Elder Scrolls series has a bad habit of pulling directly from Greek, Roman, or Norse gods to "inspire" their own... Though the lore of Y'ffre does do its best to separate him from any direct inspiration or obscure the gods who inspired him.

(PS: The apple dividers used on this post were created by @firefly-graphics!)

Perhaps this gives you something to work with, anon!

UESP Lore page: Y'ffre

UESP Lore page: The Green Singing

UESP Lore page: Jephrine Paladins

UESP Lore page: Ring of the Wild Hunt

UESP Lore page: Beldama Wyrd

UESP Lore page: Druids

UESP Lore page: Druids of Galen

UESP Lore page: Wild Hunt

UESP Online page: Ring of the Wild Hunt

[suncertain]

californication, gin tonic, mimosa ! (Helloo!)

cocktail quiz || always accepting!

hi!! thank you so much for the ask!

[ californication ]  what do they think is their greatest achievement in life?

Eilyrie's torn on this. One is becoming a knight. After all, that takes a lot of training and a lot of work, and it's definitely not an achievement to scoff at in her eyes! But the other is that she's always been one to lend a hand and help others. It's been little deeds over the years - defending a wandering trader from bandits, helping with the evacuation of war-torn villages, even gathering supplies for healers when the need arises. Those things, those (to her) unarguably good things, those are her achievements.

[ gin tonic ]  who influenced them the most?

While she did get some influence from her older sister Ysele (especially in terms of her desire to protect those she loves), Eilyrie was a quiet and adventurous child who often went exploring on her own. You could say that the world at large influenced her! She has a deep fondness for nature to this day, one that's a defining aspect of her character. The Wyresses of the Beldama Wyrd in Glenumbra, as well as the Stonelore druids of the Systres, have a lot of her respect and admiration.

[ mimosa ]  which incident shaped them the most?

One of the biggest ones was her sister Ysele leaving the Lion Guard, completely disillusioned with them. Hearing the stories from her sister about what it was like, about the things they were expected to do for the Covenant... yeah, that soured Eilyrie's worldview for a bit. When she became a knight herself, she didn't join the Lion Guard like she'd planned, and thought she'd be safe from all that. Nope. The law and her own morality don't always match up, and as a character that leans lawful good, this is tough.

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[elfyourmother]

beldama replied to your post: “sorry I just have Opinions on fashion as art and how little the vapid...”:

tho there are a LOT of others (Miley Cyrus smh....)

beldama replied to your post: “sorry I just have Opinions on fashion as art and how little the vapid...”:

it’s okay u can say the Kardashian/Jenners

honestly the kardashian/jenners are just the ugliest most logical extension of this mentality, like distilled down to its most terrible essence

but you’re right so many people are like this

i hate to sound like an Old but social media feeds into a lot of this. i remember back in the day like WAY back in the day, anna wintour would have dropped dead before inviting some of the people that show up now (including kim’s klan)

cuz like, it used to mainly be a thing for insanely rich old money socialites. it wasn’t just money you needed to go, it was a name to go on that guest list. every rich pop star with a bazillion twittergram followers wasn’t invited. but remember, the practical reason for the gala beyond all the shiny dresses is it’s a fundraiser for the costume institute and is actually the single biggest source of funding for it. and when the hilda von hufflepuffs started dying off, the gravy train started slowing down and shit started getting serious. anna had to change with the times, she’s a lot of things but she’s not stupid. at the end of the night they’re trying to get money for the museum, and if that means having to tolerate k*ty perry’s inept attempts at cosplay, so be it

[spector]

beldama replied to your post: “these girls on fb keep saying im rude for calling them homophobes and...”:

God it literally is worse for them to be called homophobic than it is for them to actually be homophobic

people be thinking that theyre not homophobes just bc theyre not beating up gays or calling people slurs. there are many ways to be homophobic and passively aggressively boycotting a representation in pride march is one of them.

[yulelog]

beldama

replied to your

post

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@beldama what the fuck are you talking about & why...

also idk some of those characters were a stretch to say “significant reason to be in tevinter” or involved in the potential plot so yeah to me it looked like “characters I like and want to see”

i mean obviously its characters i like and want to see because its my post i made of my opinions and its a joke pyramid of what id like to see in da4 but its not “list of my favorite characters in dragon age and fuck everyone else” so i still dont see why you thought it was appropriate to vague me and assume shit bc i didnt put 1 character (who i like!) on it because once again i made it listing a bunch of stuff off the top of my head in like 3 minutes because i thought it would be funny to make a post thats like haha its maslows hierarchy of needs but with video games! tee hee! 

anyway of the 10 characters on there, 4 of them have no personal ties to tevinter, those being leliana, isabela, merrill, and zevran. i put leliana half because i like her and half because if she’s not divine she’s still w/ the inquisition afaik. merrill is there because she shouldve been in dai anyway being one of the two dalish companions in the series as well as a character whos been studying eluvians and i think her perspective would be valuable. isabela and zevran are there also because i like them and because their occupations would allow them to be in tevinter without it being weird bc they can pretty much be anywhere at any time and have it make sense

also honest to god? main reason vivienne isnt on there? i just didnt think of it because its not like i went thru a list of the companions and was like “yep...yep....nope... not you....yep” it was just characters i thought of off the top of my head that made sense to me

and regardless of any of this i dont know how you came to the conclusion that i dislike vivienne and i dont like you insinuating that im racist for not including her on a post i made, once again, as a joke

[northssketchbook]

20. Witch - TESinktober 2022

[tesworldthink]

Ehlnofey / Эльнофей

"On the world of Nirn, all was chaos. The only survivors of the twelve worlds of Creation were the Ehlnofey and the Hist. The Ehlnofey are the ancestors of Mer and Men. The Hist are the trees of Argonia." ―The Annotated Anuad

Ehlnofey, also known as the Earth Bones, are the faded descendants of the Aedra who walked on Nirn, as well as the ancestors of men and mer.

Background

A large fragment of the Ehlnofey world landed on Nirn relatively intact, and the Ehlnofey living there were the ancestors of the Mer. These Ehlnofey fortified their borders from the chaos outside, hid their pocket of calm, and attempted to live on as before. Other Ehlnofey arrived on Nirn scattered amid the confused jumble of the shattered worlds, wandering and finding each other over the years.

Eventually, the Wandering Ehlnofey found the hidden land of Old Ehlnofey, and were amazed and joyful to find their kin living amid the splendor of ages past. The Wandering Ehlnofey expected to be welcomed into the peaceful realm, but the Old Ehlnofey looked on them as degenerates, fallen from their former glory. For whatever reason, war broke out, and raged across the whole of Nirn.

The Old Ehlnofey retained their ancient power and knowledge, but the Wandering Ehlnofey were more numerous, and toughened by their long struggle to survive on Nirn. This war reshaped the face of Nirn, sinking much of the land beneath new oceans, and leaving the continents that would be later known as Tamriel, Akavir, Pyandonea and Atmora; with Yokuda having been completely sunk beneath the ocean's surface while Aldmeris became ruined and lost to time. The remnants of the Wanderers were left divided on the other three continents.

The Wandering Ehlnofey are the ancestors of Men and the Old Ehlnofey are the ancestors of Mer, according to The Annotated Anuad. However, the Monomyth claims that the human races (or one race) were created originally and the Elnofey are not related to them. Thus, the question of the origin of the humans is ambiguous, but given that mers and humans may share a common offspring, it can be assumed that they are related species.

The witches of the Beldama Wyrd in High Rock venerate the Ehlnofey, calling them the Guardians. They have guided the witches since they first found the Wyrd Tree. In 2E 582, the machinations of Angof the Gravesinger caused these Ehlnofey to be imprisoned, but through the actions of the Vestige and the witches of Beldama Wyrd, they regained their freedom.

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Эльнофей (ориг. Ehlnofey) или Кости Земли — это древнейшая мифическая раса, появившаяся сразу после сотворения Смертного Плана. Являются предками всех эльфов и, предположительно, людей и цаэски.

Происхождение

Это было так давно, что единственным доступным источником информации являются мифы. По одному из них, излож��нному в «Ануаде», эльнофей и хист — существа, попавшие на Нирн после разрушения Падомаем двенадцати миров. По другому («Мономиф») — это потомки Изначальных Духов-создателей Нирна, которые решили заселиться в созданный своими руками мир.

История

Ануад говорит, что после разрушения двенадцати миров «Один большой фрагмент мира эльнофей, перенесённый на Нирн, относительно не пострадал. Его жители и стали предками эльфов. Эти эльнофей оградили свои границы от внешнего хаоса и, утаив от всех своё спокойное прибежище, попытались жить так, как жили раньше. Другие эльнофей, прибывшие на Нирн, были разбросаны по остаткам разбитых миров, годами обречены они были бродить в поисках друг друга. В конце концов, странники нашли скрытую страну старых эльнофей и были восхищены и обрадованы, увидев своих сородичей среди великолепия прежних времён. Эльнофей-странники рассчитывали, что их тепло примут в этой мирной стране, но старые эльнофей посмотрели на опустившихся родичей с отвращением. Как бы то ни было, разразилась война и пронеслась по всему Нирну. Старые эльнофей сохранили своё древнее могущество и знания, но странники были более многочисленны, а длительная борьба за выживание на Нирне сделала их крепкими и выносливыми. Война преобразила облик Нирна, в результате её большая часть суши оказалась затоплена образовавшимися океанами, осталось лишь несколько знакомых нам континентов (Тамриэль, Акавир, Атмора и Йокуда). Полуразрушенное царство старых эльнофей стало Тамриэлем. Оставшиеся странники были разделены по трём другим континентам». По другой версии, страна оседлых эльнофей и была загадочным Альдмерисом, который в результате войны погрузился под воду.

Ehlnofey the water guardian / Эльнофей-страж воды

Исчезновение

«Ануад» говорит, что «Спустя много лет эльнофей Тамриэля стали: — мерами (эльфами)… Эльнофей-странники на других континентах стали людьми: нордами Атморы, редгардами Йокуды и цаэски Акавира» (хотя точно не известно, являются ли цаэски людьми). Однако «Мономиф» утверждает, что людские расы (или одна раса) были созданы изначально и эльнофей не имеют с ними родственной связи. Таким образом, вопрос происхождения людей неоднозначен, однако учитывая, что меры и люди могут иметь общее потомство, можно полагать, что они являются родственными видами.

[dibellaskiss]

꒰♡꒱The Great Daenians are gigantic hounds bred as protectors and companions by the Beldama Wyrd coven. Despite their size and strength, they are surprisingly gentle except when roused to the defense of their masters.

꒰♡꒱Default nickname: Belle

[tamrieldrifter]

Visions of the apocalypse

It is said that Coldharbour is Molag Bal’s apocalyptic vision for Nirn, and as I look out now upon the Bloodthorn camp at the battlefield of the Cliff of Failure, I fancy that I am looking upon what may have become of Glenumbra had we not put a stop to Angof and his Bloodthorn cult at the cemetery of Cath Bedraud.

Giant thorny vines cultivated by the sinister magics of the Reach have chocked all other life from the land, and now all that moves between the swaying stems has but already been dead.

I wonder if the people of Daggerfall will ever fully understand just how close the corruption came to their great city. For when Eagle's Brook fell, when the wolves were at the gates of Aldcroft, when the streets of Camlorn bled. when the risen dead were all that roamed the northern roads, and when even the Wyrd Tree at Glenumbra’s heart suffocated on the foul pollution of the Reach, it was the brave men and women of the Lions Guard, the Knights of the Dragon, and the Beldama Wyrd who together, at such great cost, pushed back the blight to keep their land green and blest.

S.K

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[guildmaster-galerion]

@khajiit-of-mystery

Razum-Dar, a phenomenal discovery has been made! With the aid of a dear friend of mine, I was able to realize what I had been missing! While I was looking for the Emperor’s original magical signature, I had not taken into account the possibility of it being changed!

Like the monks of the Psijic Order, the Moth Priests, an organization which our missing person had joined, have their own very specific way of spellcasting. A method which would no doubt change the way the Emperor cast his own spells. Meaning, after taking his original signature into account, and adjusting for Moth Priest influence, we were able to discover a far more stable, and stationary concentration of magicka near the Beldama Wyrd Tree! That is where I believe Varen Aquilarios to be, currently!

Stand by, while I send you the location via projection! Do what you must, and bring the Emperor home!