#high rock

[thefaiao]

Two Elder Scrolls mages.

On the left: A Telvanni wizard going through the first stages of live mummification. At this point he is able to keep levitate himself unconsciously indefinitely.

On the right: A High Rock native Breton's wooden sleepbody. A sleepbody is a golem vessel made to be possessed by powerful mages during their sleep, allowing them to study while they rest. The technique is not popular outside of High Rock, and the benefits of foregoing true sleep are questionable.

Been playing a lot of Tamriel Rebuilt, and it's gotten me in the mood to draw conceptual Elder Scrolls stuff.

[elderscrollsconceptart]

High Rock Stalwart

Art for The Elder Scrolls: Legends

*Artist Unknown* If anyone knows the artist comment below

[kydra-umbra]

High Rock, home of the Bretons

[reyneluvirith]

Language Families of the Mannish Provinces, 4E197

The language families of the mannish provinces (Cyrodiil, Skyrim, High Rock, and Hammerfell) as described in my language-focused apocrypha, Languages of Tamriel, which fleshes out the linguistic situation of Tamriel in the Fourth Era.

Maps of the individual families:

LOTS of different maps this time! These are the overarching languages families for the languages depicted on my map of the languages of the mannish provinces. I'm planning on making the full suite of these again once all of the provinces are done, but might make a couple of the language family/branch maps after each province as well. We'll see!!

Direct links to hi-res versions of the full maps:

Top-level families

Second-level families

Third-level families

Fourth-level families

And the language family-specific maps:

Aldmeri languages

Nedic-Atmoran languages

Yokudan languages

Khajiiti languages

Saxhleel languages

[sukitra]

ya just need some p e r s p e c t i v e

[butch-de-101]

Hey I drew the head of a Minotaur from the Elder Scrolls series and I hope you like it. Also did you know that the Minotaurs are the descendants of a demigod and a human?

[aldudagga]

Project Hammerfell concept art for the Abecean Red Armada - a state-sanctioned privateer militia chartered by the Crown to oversee his direct domains of Old Hegathe, Stros M'kai, and Gilane. They were founded during the Simulacrum in response to the decline of the Imperial West Navy and the increasing instability following the War of the Blue Divide. The coronation of Commodore Naffir as Constable of Stros M'kai has invariably given the outfit more power and tighter responsibilities, and the Constable still remains ever vigilant in his war on smuggling.

[arnesia]

i know bethesda seems to prefer going to single provinces since mw and oblivion but i'd love it if tesvi is iliac bay 2 electric boogaloo. there's a lot of interesting cultural diversity in that region, not just between the bretons, redguards, and orcs, but within each of those groups as well. you could have different cultures for each of the bretic tribes (refer to the morrowind savant class talk on high rock), plus the different major citystates like daggerfall and wayrest; the crown vs forebear dichotomy, plus the alik'r nomads (please including the ash'abah); the dichotomy between orsinium proper, satellite cities/towns/villages belonging to the orsinium capital, and independent strongholds around the rest of the region; and different reachmen clans in the reach, and i'd love a more diverse approach to this, similar to what the morrowind mod "skyrim: home of the nords" does

[quackyleaf]

sibylle, the cousin of an elven noble. her breton nature means her high-elf relatives look down upon her house

[lorkhanagendaposting]

My father's Nord wife ripped his still beating heart out through his ass, and now the Thrassian Plague wreaks havoc in my demesne. Not sure we're coming back from this one.

[reagan-the-saunders]

Sylvian Lenare, Pt 2

[darkdrin6]

What's it? Another image of a crossover with The Elder Scrolls!

After fleeing Skingrad and traveling with a Khajiit caravan for three years, the brothers ended up in High Rock. There, having concluded some kind of agreement, Bi Han joined the imperial legion, and his brothers went to the monastery of Anko - essentially a military school established by the Empire.

Circumstances still force Bi Han to resign from the legion after nine years and become a mercenary. After he finds out that the commander of his mercenary brigade was a Thalmor spy, Bi Han kills him and leaves the mercenaries after five years of service.

Eventually, fate leads him to Skyrim, where he hunts criminals for a reward.

Oh yes, nightshade flower - can you guess why he quit the legion.

A separate difficult story related to his brothers. After all, he still continues to kill for their protection.

[elderscrollsconceptart]

King Emeric

Art for The Elder Scrolls: Legends

Art by Atomhawk

[hallowleaves]

Rivenspire (The Elder Scrolls Online)

[reyneluvirith]

Languages of the Mede Empire, 4E197

The languages of the Mede Empire (Cyrodiil, Skyrim, and High Rock) as described in my language-focused apocrypha, Languages of Tamriel, which fleshes out the linguistic situation of Tamriel in the Fourth Era.

>> Direct link to the map <<

Thought it would be cool to see all three of my Cyrodiil, Skyrim, and High Rock language maps combined into one!! Probably won't be able to do any more than these three combined, since I'm already running out of distinctive colors for these languages, but I might make some larger Tamriel-wide ones with language families as a whole.

[butch-de-101]

This goes for both playable and unplayable races. Because the list is either too short and also too long so I’m going to squeeze the ones I think are most interesting.

The races I picked (Khajiit and Argonians are playable and well know) are all unplayable, downright hostile and or barely know about. But they are all interactive and can be communicated with either it be pleasant or dangerous. Some are know to be very rare and or extinct by the way.