TSC: Call of the Wolf

Many eons ago in Coldharbour, the daedric prince of domination created a race of foul beings known as vampires. He tried his best to keep the bloodline as pure as remotely possible; However, one of his creations befouled the purity of the bloodline by marrying what Molag Bal refers to as a mutt. Furious, Molag Bal sent his children to rid Tamriel of every plant and animal on Tamriel, hoping that would rid Nirn of the wolflord's 'children'. This forged a tug of war between two daedric princes, each having two different, but connected, spheres of influence; one of domination, in all of its forms, and the other, of the hunt that will likely determine the fate of all Tamriel.

Hasir along with his clutch must find a new place to call home after a cloud of smoke threatens the Saxhleel way of life. With the help of a fellow Saxhleel, Hasir's cousins, aunt and uncle are on their way to a village in the swamps of Blackwood. Hasir, on the advice of the foreigner, is on his way to the ancient land of dragons, Akavir to learn how to become a dragonknight.

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A Nord woman that lived on Frostmoon Crag all her life decides to try and go to the mainland to make a new life for herself as her old life has gotten stale, it has always been her brothers goading her to do tasks not for the benefit, but to her detriment. She awakes one day to find that Hircine has entrusted her to undertake tasks that will hopefully restore her confidence and strengthen both her will and resolve.

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Hasir, an Argonian controlled by his own emotions, needs to keep his positive emotions in check with his negative emotions. The Akaviri call this balancing act 'yin-yang.' They believe that if either the yin or yang is out of balance, even slightly, then a person's soul will be in danger of either too much pride or too much evil. They also believe one cannot live without the other half. Akaviri belief also states that one half starts an action whereas the other end finishes it. He needs to strive to balance both halves so one does not win out over the other.