J'zargo

J'zargo

J'zargo is shamelessly ambitious in his abilities and hungry to mature his powers of the arcane. He is willing to pick-pockets or swipes archaeological artifacts in hopes of unlocking any powers they could grant him, either through immediate use of breaking them down to understand the source of their power. J'zargo casually makes comments about how he hopes to inherit the powers from the Dovahkiin if he/she dies in their time there. He wishes to have access to things like the Arch-Mage's Robes or the Staff of Magnus, two incredibly powerful magical items rewarded to the player for beating the story-arch. It is ambiguous as to whether J'zargo knew his scrolls would harm the Dovahkiin and if he was actually planning on killing him/her as a test subject or if he genuinely did not know if they would cause harm or not; What this means is that either J'zargo joins out of embarrassment for his attempts and contrition of their failure or joins out of embarrassment for what he nearly did. Either way though, both play into J'zargo's overall character, a mage not without shame or scruples, but whose moral sensibilities are second in nature to his wish to be the best. Unlike Onmund, he views nothing as sacred or taboo and unlike Brelyna, he is more concerned with personal power and glory than knowledge per-say.

skyrim

Skyrim is a province in the very north of Tamriel. It is a cold and mountainous region. Skyrim has been home to both elven and human civilization since time immemorial. It is currently inhabited by the human race of Nords. The elven race of Falmer or Snow Elves occupied Skyrim until the late Merethic Era, when the final wave of Atmoran immigration, led by Ysgramor, occured. It is bordered by Morrowind to the east, Cyrodiil to the south, Hammerfell to the south-west, and High Rock to the west; the island of Solstheim lies to the north-east. ADVERTISEMENT Lore The lore is set in the Skyrim province, which is located north of Cyrodiil. It is a snowy area and it is the place where the Nords believe they came from. The story is set 200 years after the events of Oblivion. You play as the Dovahkiin or Dragonborn (a person with the body of a human and the soul of a dragon) and you are mentored by the Greybeards, Esbern and Delphine (the latter two are Blades members). There is also a civil war going on after the death of the High King of Skyrim, Torygg, whom the Jarl of Windhelm, Ulfric Stormcloak, killed with the power of the Thu'um. Looking back at the song we decoded, there is a strong hint here that 2 brothers will wage war, causing Alduin, the dragon who can destroy the world, to be spawned. History Skyrim, also known as the Old Kingdom or the Fatherland, is the home of the Nords and the setting for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It was the first region of Tamriel to be settled by humans, who migrated there from the land of Atmora in the far north, across the Sea of Ghosts. The date of this migration is unknown, although it was before the full flourishing of Elvish civilization. According to legend, Ysgramor landed first at Hsaarik Head, at the extreme northern tip of Skyrim's Broken Cape. It is said that he and his companions were fleeing the civil war in Atmora, which at that time had a sizable population. They named the land Mereth, after the Mer, the sentient speci

Tamriel

Tamriel is the largest continent on Nirn, the world where all the Elder Scrolls games are set.

Khajiit

They are an intelligent, feline race and are well known for their natural prowess in agility and stealth. This makes them excellent thieves. The Khajiit race has several different, very distinctive sub-types, all of which look very different from each other yet still very Feline in appearance. Each Khajiit is unique in appearance as the determining factor of their appearance is not their ancestors, but the phase of the Moon was at the time of birth of the particular Khajiit. The location of the moon is also said to determine the Primary form of the Khajiit, whether it is to look more Feline, or Human. Some scholars have claimed as many as twenty different breeds, but only seventeen have been identified and named to date.