The Elder Scrolls Online Guides

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Ahmmashara

They sat across from each other, at an old wooden table with years scratched in the surface with two pints and a pipe between them. It was just after dusk in Ebonheart, and the bar filled with drunks and hunters and men running from their wives who stank of just-earned money. Whores and singers with lutes and drums lined the walls and called to them, their eyes gleaming with gold and silver, sugar and wine on their lips.

Broken Destiny (Imperial Story)

“You’re mad Thadicus! You can’t oppose the Empress! You’d get us all killed! What if they discover our plan? Then what? We are crucified for our thoughts?! ”

It was this day that would change my life forever.

Fragments of the Past

It was late in the night and only the sound of rustling leaves could be heard in the forest of Glenumbra and somewhere in the distance a small campfire burned. At first sight no one appeared to be near, until a figure in dark leather armour approached the fire and threw a couple of branches on it so that the fire became bigger and made her more noticeable. The woman didn't seem to be very special at first, fully clad in leather and a hood covering her head. On her hip was a long, sharp blade sheathed in a scabbard just as dark as her armour. She sat down by the fire and pulled the hood down, revealing not only her beautiful blonde hair, but something terrible, disgusting to some: a burn scar that completely covered the left side of her face, but luckily preserved the area around her eye and lips.

Friend or Foe (Chapters 1-5)

In this Rivenspire morning, chill ruled liked a tyrant, gusts of winds rushing otherwise peaceful snow along. Few folk of the tiny kingdom of Shornhelm ever ventured this far into the brooding forest and hills filled with monsters, so there was plenty of wild game… and Beldania had never seen any monsters. The satchel by her side was already half-full of various nuts, berries and wet-ground blooms. Soon they would sprout in handfuls all over the trees, followed by flowers of colourful displays.