The nightmares plaguing this land--the undead, the vampires, the Daedra--they are rage. Brutal, without mercy. But he... he is worse. He alone can stand before the horde. His rage is their terror, and his might... their DOOM...
In a forgotten nook in the Wrothgarian Mountains of High Rock lies a small Orcish stronghold, barely held together and seemingly abandoned. Yet inside train Tamriel's most lethal monster-slayers, the hexers. Trained in widely-unknown Nord magic and a
They draw closer every day. Every time I think I've shaken them, they somehow pick up my trail once more. I need to be more unpredictable, more untraceable. I've invented some new cocktails that should throw them off for a little while... assuming th
The Bandit Chief looked up from his grindstone, alarmed by the sudden commotion at the door. One of his subordinates rushed into the room, panting heavily.
"Sir," the bandit wheezed, "there's -- he's -- they're all --"
The Ranger ghosted through the forest, his soft boots gliding over dead leaves and twigs, leaving them undisturbed. He made his way towards the clearing, where a large camp had been set up. As he drew closer, his keen nose caught a whiff of woodsmoke
Every witchhunter's got a sob story, some traumatic event or events to make them who they are. This one is no different. Only thing is, he can't remember it. The Mages took even that from him. He might've been a soldier, a sellsword, even a common cu