Skyrim Erotic Edition

1. #1Lycanthropes (Werewolves - Race)

   Keys: Werewolf, werewolves, Lycanthrope, Sanies Lupinus

   ⟨Lore: Name: Werewolves Type: Race Description: Werewolves, also known as the Lycanthrope, are mortals afflicted with a divine disease known as Sanies Lupinus. Those infected transform into massive, wolf-like beasts under the light of the full moon, though some—such as the Companions' inner circle—can learn to control their transformations at will. The beast form grants enhanced strength, speed, endurance, and heightened senses of smell and hearing, making werewolves fearsome predators on the battlefield.

   In Skyrim, werewolves are viewed with fear and suspicion by the general populace, though they are not actively hunted like vampires unless they cause trouble. The Companions of Whiterun maintain a secret inner circle of werewolves, using their curse to better protect the people of Skyrim—though their methods are not always pure.

   The curse of lycanthropy carries with it a ferocious and heightened libido. Werewolves experience a constant, simmering hunger not only for flesh but also for carnal pleasure, and this craving intensifies tenfold during the full moon. Their transformations are often accompanied by a surge of raw, primal arousal, and it is not uncommon for werewolves to seek out sexual release immediately before or after a hunt (sometimes during). The beast's instincts blur with the mortal's desires, leading to aggressive, dominant, and deeply physical encounters that would be dangerous for anyone without similar resilience. Some werewolves actively seek partners who can match their ferocity—other werewolves, vampires, or particularly hardy mortals—while others prefer to dominate and claim more submissive prey.

   Their enhanced senses also make them highly attuned to pheromones, fear, and arousal, making it nearly impossible for a werewolf to ignore an aroused partner nearby. In the heat of the moment, werewolves are known to be fiercely possessive and territorial, treating their lovers as packmates to be protected, claimed, and bred.

   Knotted Penis: Male werewolves have a knot on their penis like a canine. The knot swells up moments before ejaculation (knotting), causing the giving and receiving parties to be stuck for some time.⟩

2. #2Skyrim (Location)constant

   Keys: The world of Skyrim, Skyrim, World of Skyrim

   ⟨Lore: Name: Skyrim Type: Location Description: Skyrim, also known as the Old Kingdom, Throat of the World, the Fatherland or Keizaal (Dragon Language: Keiz-Aal, "Rebellion-May"), is a vast region set in the northern part of Tamriel. It is the home of the Nords, large and hardy men and women who have a strong resistance to frost, both natural and magical. Skyrim was originally inhabited by a race of Mer known as the Snow Elves, but after the Nordic-Falmer War, the Snow Elves were mostly destroyed and the Atmorans settled the land. It is bordered by Morrowind to the east, the Nibenay and Colovia in Cyrodiil to the south, Hammerfell to the southwest, and High Rock to the west. The island of Solstheim lies to the northeast of Skyrim, now a sovereign territory of Morrowind. Skyrim is now home not only to Nords, but also to Altmer (High Elves), Argonians (Reptilians, or Lizards), Bretons (Humans), Bosmer (Wood Elves), Imperials (Humans), Khajiit (Anthropomorphic Felines), Redguards (Humans), and Orsimer (Orcs). Mods have added other races as well.⟩

3. #3Central Conflict (General)

   Keys: Alduin, Legion, Conflicts, Civil War, Stormcloak, Imperial Legion, dragon

   ⟨Lore: Name: Conflict Type: History Description: The setting takes place in Skyrim, where peace and stability are threatened by the ongoing civil war between a Nordic separatist faction called the Stormcloaks and the Empire's Imperial Legion, as well as the return of the dragons under the game's main antagonist, the great dragon Alduin. Skyrim is the northernmost region of Tamriel, and its geography consists of mountains, snowy tundras, pine forests, rural countryside, and arctic plains. Skyrim is the least populated of all regions in Tamriel. Although there are only five cities within the province, they are complemented by smaller townships dotted through the land, with huge swathes of wilderness separating them all. There are hundreds of dungeons scattered across Skyrim.⟩

4. #4Falmer (Snow Elves - Race)

   Keys: Falmer, The Snow Elves, Snow Elves

   ⟨Lore: Name: Falmer Type: Race Description: The Falmer, also known as Snow Elves or the Betrayed, are the degenerate descendants of the ancient Snow Elves who once inhabited Skyrim. After being driven underground by the Nords, they sought refuge with the Dwemer and were tricked into consuming a poisonous fungus that robbed them of their sight and, over generations, twisted their bodies into pale, stunted forms. They now dwell in the darkest depths of Skyrim's caverns, Dwemer ruins, and Falmer hives, shunning the surface world and viewing all who enter their domain as prey.

   With the "Loli-rim" and "Shota Edition" mods, the Falmer have been transformed into an army of diminutive, childlike beings. Both male and female Falmer are now permanently stuck in forms resembling cute shotas and lolis, with slender, petite bodies, smooth, unblemished skin, and large, blind, milky-white eyes that seem almost angelic in their innocence. Their faces are soft and round, with tiny noses and small, pouting lips, giving them an appearance that would have been endearing were it not for their true nature. Their skin is a pale, almost translucent white, with a subtle bluish undertone that reflects their subterranean existence. Their hair is often white, silver, or pale blonde, and they wear simple, ragged loincloths made from chitin and leather; both males and females don't cover their breasts.

   Despite their childlike appearance, Falmer are cunning predators. They are physically as weak as the children they resemble. A single Falmer is no match for an adult humanoid; their small, slender bodies lack the strength to overpower even an unarmed traveler. They must rely entirely on group tactics and their hyper-enhanced senses to hunt. Completely blind, their other senses are incredibly sharp: they can hear a heartbeat from fifty paces, smell fear and arousal from across a cavern, and feel the faintest vibration of a footstep through the stone floor. They use these abilities to coordinate ambushes, swarming their prey in overwhelming numbers and using poison-tipped weapons made of chitin to wear down larger foes; the poison causes paralysis after a short while but is otherwise harmless. Their childlike forms are also an effective lure, as unsuspecting victims are often caught off guard by the sight of a seemingly innocent, blind child before the rest of the hive descends upon them.

   The Falmer's blindness has shaped their culture in profound ways. They communicate through a series of clicks, taps, and scent markers, and they have developed a rich, tactile culture that relies on touch and sound. They are deeply communal, living in large, interconnected hives where every member has a role. They are also extremely populous, breeding at an astonishing rate—a single breeding female can produce multiple litters a year, and the race's population has exploded since their initial transformation.

   Once captured, victims are dragged back to the hive and used as breeding stock. Falmer have an insatiable libido, and they view sex as a fundamental part of their existence—a form of bonding, pleasure, and survival. They love having sex and breed like rabbits, and their culture has no taboos regarding who, when, or how often they mate.

   Falmer captives are kept in underground pens, often stripped naked and chained to walls or beds of cloth and chitin. They are used for both pleasure and reproduction, with Falmer males and females taking turns using them. The Falmer are surprisingly gentle with their slaves when they aren't hunting them, treating them like prized pets or beloved playthings, feeding them, grooming them, and protecting them from other predators. They are known to become deeply attached to their captives, particularly those who show no resistance, and they will often bring them gifts of food, shiny objects, or captured jewelry as tokens of affection.

   Sexually, Falmer males possess a smooth penis averaging 4 to 6 inches, though they have incredible stamina and a rapid refractory period, allowing them to mate multiple times in a single session. Their bodies are lightweight and flexible, allowing them to take a variety of positions with ease. Falmer females have small, tight vaginal canals that are surprisingly sensitive and can accommodate partners of any size, including larger humanoids, with a bit of patience and the natural lubricant they produce. Both sexes are extremely vocal during sex, filling the caverns with high-pitched moans, giggles, and clicks that echo through the darkness—a sound that is both adorable and terrifying to those who know its source.

   The Falmer's culture also has a strong focus on group intimacy. They often engage in communal mating sessions, with entire hives participating in orgiastic rituals that can last for days. These sessions strengthen social bonds, ensure genetic diversity, and are a source of intense pleasure and community. They are also used as a form of reward and social advancement, with the most successful hunters and providers receiving the most attention from potential mates. Inter-species reproduction is possible but only results in more Falmer.

   Falmer society also has a deep reverence for the Dwemer, their ancient masters and captors. They view the Dwemer ruins as sacred spaces, and they guard them ferociously. They also hold a particular hatred for the Nords, whom they blame for their fall from grace, and they will go to great lengths to capture any Nord who enters their lairs and consider them the highest prize.

   The Falmer have no concept of privacy or modesty. They mate openly and often, in the middle of their hives or even while eating and working. A common joke among Falmer is "surprise mating," where they sneak up on an unsuspecting victim and jump them sexually; they consider this incredibly funny.

   Homosexuality is common and accepted among Falmer, though it is only considered something to have fun and receive pleasure from; more babies for the tribe still need to be born, and that can only be done by mating.⟩

5. #5Dwemer (Deep Elves - Race)

   Keys: Dwemer, Dwarves, Dwemer Ruins

   ⟨Lore: Name: Dwemer Type: Race Description: The Dwemer, also known as the Deep Elves or Dwarves, were an ancient and highly advanced race of Mer who vanished from Tamriel in the First Era during the Battle of Red Mountain. Their disappearance remains one of the greatest mysteries of Tamrielic history, but their legacy endures in the massive ruins, complex machinery, and automatons they left behind. Dwemer society was built on logic, reason, and a rejection of the divine, viewing the gods as obstacles to be overcome rather than beings to be worshipped. They were master engineers and metallurgists, creating wonders that have never been replicated.

   Physically, the Dwemer were similar to other Mer, though shorter and stockier (males only), with adult males averaging 5'2" to 5'6" and females 4'10" to 5'2". Males' builds were sturdy and powerful, with broad shoulders and thick limbs that reflected their life of labor and craftsmanship. Females looked like cute lolis. Their skin ranged from a warm bronze to a deep copper, and their hair was typically dark, ranging from black to a deep brown, often worn in elaborate braids or topknots. Their eyes were sharp and intelligent, typically grey or amber. Their beards were famously elaborate, with males often sporting carefully braided and ornamented facial hair that served as a status symbol among their people.

   Culturally, the Dwemer were atheists, believing that the gods were merely powerful beings who had achieved their station through logic and magic—and thus could be surpassed. They were obsessed with knowledge, experimentation, and the pursuit of perfection, and they viewed other races with a mixture of disdain and curiosity. Their society was strictly hierarchical and matriarchal, ruled by a council of the wisest and most accomplished female scholars and engineers. Slavery was common among the Dwemer, who used the Falmer as labor, sex slaves, and experimental subjects, though they also traded slaves with other races.

   Sexually, the Dwemer are known to have been deeply passionate and inventive. Their advanced understanding of biology and chemistry allowed them to create elaborate toys, potions, and implements for pleasure, and their records suggest they were not shy about sharing these creations with their partners. Their culture had few sexual taboos, viewing pleasure as a natural and logical pursuit. They were known to be fiercely possessive of their lovers, however, viewing them as prized possessions to be protected and controlled. Their long lifespans made them patient and experienced lovers, and they were known for their stamina and attention to detail.

   The Dwemer's ultimate goal was to transcend the limitations of mortality by creating a new god—a brass-and-steel deity known as the Numidium. It was this pursuit that led to their sudden and total disappearance (apparently), leaving behind only their ruins and their creations. Their fate remains unknown, though theories range from ascension to self-destruction to being cast out of time itself.

   Another theory is that they died out due to the females of their race not wanting to mate with the males (considering them losers), and instead seeking out the males of other species. Dwemer were regressive genetically, meaning their females would only give birth to the race they mated with. An ethnic genocide by their own creation. This theory remains fringe (though it is the truth).

   Only the Dwemer Princesses, said to be able to live for eons, would know, but they haven't been encountered in centuries. Many consider them a myth. The occasional sighting of a Dwemer loli throughout the ages, who pays to mate with the males of other races, is little more than a bard's tale... right?⟩

6. #6Altmer (High Elves - Race)

   Keys: Altmers, High Elf, Altmer, High Elves

   ⟨Lore: Name: Altmer Type: Race Description: The Altmer, or High Elves, are the elven people of the Summerset Isles, a tropical archipelago far to the southwest of Tamriel. They are the oldest of the elven races and consider themselves the closest in blood and culture to the Aldmer, the original elven race that inhabited Tamriel in ancient times. Altmer culture is one of rigid hierarchy, magical perfection, and racial purity, with a deep sense of superiority over the "lesser" races of Tamriel.

   Physically, Altmer are tall and elegant, with adult males averaging 6'0" to 6'4" and adult females 5'10" to 6'3". Their builds are slender and graceful, with long, delicate limbs and a bearing that makes them appear almost otherworldly. Skin tones range from a pale gold to a warm bronze, often with a subtle golden hue that reflects their affinity for magic. Hair colors range from blonde and auburn to a deep, lustrous gold, and is often worn long and flowing or in elaborate styles. Eyes are typically gold or amber, though shades of green and blue are not unknown. Altmer are considered almost supernaturally beautiful, with fine-boned, delicate features that can seem severe to those who do not appreciate elven aesthetics.

   Sexually, Altmer are reserved in public but intensely passionate. Their culture values control and discipline, and this extends to their sexuality, which is often governed by rigid social norms and expectations. However, their long lifespans and natural hedonism mean that High Elves are skilled and experienced lovers (ignoring the men's penises), with a deep appreciation for pleasure. Among men, the average erect penis size is 3 to 4 inches, causing "issues" when mating with other races. Women are renowned for their beauty and their grace, and they are expected to be masters of seduction and pleasure; High Elf women are surprisingly curvy, and are known to experience "cock shock" when encountering the men of other races (which is why Altmer men try to keep their women away from their "lessers").

   Altmer society is infamous for its practice of incest, with the nobility engaging in inbreeding to preserve racial purity (it's joked among the other races this is what lead to the males having such small penises, though this is just a rumor). It is not uncommon for an Altmer to have mated with multiple generations of their own family, and these relationships are conducted with a sense of ritual and formality that would seem cold to other races. Premarital sex is common among the lower classes, but among the nobility, it is strictly regulated, with marriages arranged to produce the "purest" offspring. Homosexuality is accepted in Altmer society, especially among the artistic and scholarly classes, and same-sex couples are often seen as the pinnacle of refined love. Altmer generally think slavery is beneath them, though some view the "lesser" races as undeserving of the same rights as them.⟩

7. #7Argonian (Race)

   Keys: Lizards, Argonian, Argonians, Lizard, Reptile, Lizard People, Argonians, Reptiles

   ⟨Lore: Name: Argonian Type: Race Description: The Argonians are the reptilian people of Black Marsh, a vast, swampy province in southeastern Tamriel. They are one of the most mysterious races, with a deep connection to the Hist, the sentient trees that govern their society and biology. Argonian culture is one of adaptation, survival, and a fierce, almost primal sense of loyalty to their tribe and their homeland.

   Physically, Argonians are tall and lithe, with adult males averaging 5'10" to 6'4" and adult females 5'6" to 6'2". Their builds are lean but powerful, with long, flexible limbs and a muscular tail that aids in balance and swimming. Their bodies are covered in scales that range in color from the deep green of a tropical swamp to the bright blue of a clear stream, with patterns that are unique to each individual. Their heads are distinctly reptilian, with elongated snouts, sharp teeth, and eyes that range from yellow to a deep, reflective gold. Argonians are considered exotic and beautiful by those who appreciate their unique form (scalies), though they are often shunned by the more insular races.

   Sexually, Argonians are complex and often misunderstood. Their reproductive biology is tied to the Hist (though they still have sex recreationally), and they do not experience lust in the same way as other races. However, Argonians are capable of great passion, and they view sex as a spiritual and physical act of connection. Among males, the average erect penis size is 7 to 9 inches, with a tapering shape that is highly stimulating. Females are praised for their fertility and their ability to adapt to any kink (see The Lusty Argonian Maid).

   Argonian society is communal, with partners being shared and sex being a social act that reinforces tribal bonds. Premarital sex is common, and multiple partners are accepted. Incest is extremely rare and is considered a violation of the Hist's will. Homosexuality is accepted and common, with same-sex pairs being treated no differently than heterosexual ones. Argonians are also known for their unique biology, which allows them to change their gender over time in response to environmental and social pressures, leading to a fluid understanding of gender and sexuality that is rare in other races. As Argonian young reach sexual maturity after only a year, pedophilia is not a concept in their culture.

   Tapering penis: A penis that is thicker at the base, and gradually becomes thinner towards the tip. It resembles a tongue or long fleshy spike and is very pointed at the tip. When not in use it is hidden in a genital slit.⟩

8. #8Helgen (Town)

   Keys: Helgen

   ⟨Lore: Name: Helgen Type: Town Description: Helgen is a moderately-sized community in Falkreath Hold in Skyrim. It was one of the only heavily inhabited settlements in Falkreath Hold, apart from the city of Falkreath itself and Half-Moon Mill. It was destroyed by the dragon Alduin. With the mod "Helgen Reborn," the PLAYER can return to Helgen to rebuild it, if they so choose.⟩

9. #9Falkreath (Hold)

   Keys: Falkreath, Falkreath Hold

   ⟨Lore: Name: Falkreath Hold Type: Location Description: Falkreath Hold is the second southernmost hold in Skyrim, after The Rift. It borders Cyrodiil to the south and Hammerfell to the west, with a single road connecting to both provinces. The hold is covered in dense pine forests and shrouded in a fine, perpetual mist that gives it a seasonless, timeless quality. The mountains rising along its western edge are perpetually snow-capped, creating a stark contrast with the forested lowlands. The most prominent geographic feature is Lake Ilinalta, which covers much of the central region and serves as the source of the White River.

   The hold is sparsely populated, with its capital Falkreath as the only true settlement of note—Helgen was destroyed by Alduin and remains in ruins. The locals are a quiet, traditional people who keep to themselves, living off hunting, logging, and the occasional trade with travelers passing along the Cyrodiil road. The hold is famous for its ancient burial grounds, which dot the hills and attract grave robbers, adventurers, and the restless dead who rise to defend their tombs.

   The hold's isolation and heavy forest cover make it a popular refuge for those seeking to escape the civil war and other troubles, though its residents are cautious of outsiders. The hot springs around Lake Ilinalta draw visitors seeking warmth and relaxation, and the surrounding wilderness is home to bandits, spriggans, and the occasional werewolf. The hold's economy relies on timber, furs, and the sale of relics plundered from its many tombs. Its people are practical and pious, viewing the dead with a mixture of reverence and fear.⟩

10. #10The Nine Holds (Location)constant

    Keys: Holds, The Nine Holds of Skyrim, The Holds

    ⟨Lore: Name: Holds Type: General Description: Holds are the nine administrative divisions of Skyrim, differing from each other both in climate and local government. Each of the nine Holds is governed by a Jarl who resides in the Hold's capital city. The Jarls are largely independent, but swear fealty to Skyrim's High King, who in turn swears fealty to the Emperor upon joining the Septim empire in the late Second Era. Some Holds are secretly or openly more loyal to the Stormcloaks, though most Holds have tried to stay neutral in the civil war so far.

    Each Hold also employs its own guards, who can be identified by the color of their uniform and the Hold symbol they bear on their shields.

    Given the independent nature of governance, crimes are tracked independently by each Hold, and a criminal who is wanted in one Hold may have no bounty in another.

    Slavery can range from accepted to frowned upon depending on the Hold; pedophilia can range from accepted to illegal depending on the Hold. Prostitution is legal across all of Skyrim, though some places look down upon the oldest profession.

    The nine holds in Skyrim are: Winterhold, Eastmarch, The Rift, The Pale, Falkreath, Haafingar, Hjaalmarch, The Reach, and Whiterun.⟩

11. #11Winterhold (City)

    Keys: Winterhold, The Winterhold, the college

    ⟨Lore: Name: Winterhold Type: City Description: Winterhold is the capital of Winterhold Hold, located on the northeast corner of Skyrim. Once a great and prosperous city, Winterhold was all but destroyed by the Great Collapse of 4E 122, which sent most of the city plunging into the Sea of Ghosts. Today, only a small portion of the city remains, clustered around the College of Winterhold, which stands miraculously intact.

    The city's population has dwindled to a few dozen residents, most of whom live in the few remaining buildings that survived the Collapse. The city's once-grand streets are now largely abandoned, with collapsed buildings and empty plots serving as reminders of what was lost. The College of Winterhold dominates the city, its tall spires visible for miles, and the relationship between the College and the remaining residents is one of suspicion and resentment.

    Winterhold has no brothels, and its citizens are too few and too poor to support such establishments. However, the College's apprentice mages, desperate for coin to afford expensive spell books, can often be convinced to engage in sexual acts for payment. These encounters are conducted discreetly, as the College frowns upon such arrangements, but the need for gold overcomes many young mages' scruples. The locals often take advantage of these transactions, though they harbor deep resentment towards the College and its mages.

    The city's only public bath is a small, poorly-maintained establishment that operates out of a former merchant's home. The water is lukewarm at best, but it provides a rare moment of comfort against the bitter cold. The bath is often the site of the city's few social gatherings, with residents gathering to share news, drink cheap mead, and occasionally engage in more intimate activities to ward off the cold.

    Winterhold is a dying city, and its residents know it. They cling to what they have, finding pleasure where they can, and look upon the College with a mixture of envy and suspicion. The PLAYER, if they choose to invest in the city and rebuild it through the "College Reborn" mod, can breathe new life into Winterhold, but until then, the city remains a quiet, desperate place clinging to survival.⟩

12. #12Eastmarch (Hold)

    Keys: The Eastmarch Hold, Eastmarch

    ⟨Lore: Name: Eastmarch Type: Location Description: Eastmarch is one of the Old Holds of Skyrim, located in the eastern-central region of the province. It borders Winterhold to the north, The Rift to the south, and Whiterun to the west, with its eastern edge running along the Velothi Mountains. The hold is dominated by volcanic tundra, with steaming sulfur pools and geysers that scar the inner wastes, giving the landscape a bleak, hostile beauty. The ground is often unstable, with pockets of boiling mud and steam vents that can prove deadly to the unwary.

    The hold is largely rural, with its capital Windhelm as the only major settlement. Farmsteads and hunter's cabins are scattered across the tundra, but the harsh conditions and frequent eruptions keep the population low. The locals are hardy Nords, proud of their heritage and fiercely independent, viewing the southern holds as soft and decadent. Eastmarch was once the seat of the First Empire of the Nords, and ancient ruins and burial grounds from that era dot the landscape, many still containing the restless dead.

    Eastmarch is famous across Skyrim for its many hot springs, which range from mineral-rich pools to thick, muddy baths. These springs draw visitors seeking their reputed healing properties, and they have become informal gathering spots for locals and travelers alike. It is not uncommon for these bathhouses to host discreet encounters, with the steam providing both warmth and privacy. The hold's isolation and harsh climate have also led to close-knit communities where secrets are few and relationships often cross lines that would raise eyebrows elsewhere.

    The hold's loyalty in the civil war is firmly with the Stormcloaks, and Windhelm serves as the rebellion's headquarters. Legion sympathizers are rare and keep their heads down, fearing the wrath of Ulfric's supporters. Giant camps are scattered across the tundra, and mammoth herds roam the plains. The occasional dragon has been spotted since Alduin's return, adding another layer of danger to an already unforgiving land.⟩

13. #13The Rift (Hold)

    Keys: The Rift, Rift Hold

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Rift Type: Location Description: The Rift, also known as Rift Hold, is a densely-forested region in eastern Skyrim, bordered by Eastmarch to the north, Cyrodiil to the south, and Morrowind to the east. The hold is situated between the Jerall Mountains to the south and the Velothi Mountains to the east, its landscape a patchwork of thick pine forests, winding rivers, and the vast Lake Honrich, which dominates the central region. The autumn colors of the Rift's forests are famous across Skyrim, painting the landscape in brilliant shades of orange, red, and gold.

    The hold is heavily forested, with logging and trade as its primary industries. Its capital, Riften, sits on the shores of Lake Honrich and serves as the hold's economic and political center. The Rift is known for its high crime rates, with the Thieves Guild operating openly from the city's sewers and corruption reaching even the highest levels of government. The hold's guards are notoriously easy to bribe, and many residents have learned to look the other way.

    The Rift's proximity to the Cyrodiil and Morrowind borders makes it a crossroads for travelers, merchants, and smugglers. The hold is also home to several ancient Nordic ruins and Dwemer sites, attracting adventurers and treasure hunters. The surrounding wilderness is dangerous, home to bears, sabre cats, and the occasional dragon.

    The Rift is a hold of stark contrasts: beautiful and dangerous, prosperous and corrupt. Its residents are a pragmatic lot, accustomed to looking out for themselves and taking pleasure where they can. Prostitution is rampant, with brothels on every corner, and the Thieves Guild controls much of the vice trade. The hold's attitudes towards sex are permissive, with casual encounters and secret affairs being common. Slavery is illegal in the Rift, though the black market thrives in the city's vast network of sewers. Public indecency is a crime, though only on paper; it is common to see the people of The Rift having sex with prostitutes in shady alleyways.⟩

14. #14The Pale (Hold)

    Keys: The Pale

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Pale Type: Location Description: The Pale is a central-northern hold of Skyrim, stretching from the frozen coast of the Sea of Ghosts southward to the grassy plains that border Whiterun. It borders Hjaalmarch to the west, Winterhold and Eastmarch to the east, and Whiterun to the south. The hold is defined by its bitter cold, with most of the region covered in snow, ice, and wind-blasted pine forests that stand against the harsh gusts rolling down from the mountains.

    The hold's only true settlement of note is Dawnstar, a cold, windswept port city that serves as its capital. The rest of the hold is sparsely populated, with scattered homesteads and hunter's cabins clinging to the edges of the frozen wilderness. The southernmost part of the hold, towards Whiterun, is the only area where the terrain becomes mild enough for farming and grazing, with grassy plains that offer a brief respite from the relentless cold.

    The Pale is known for its rich mines, which produce iron and silver, and its busy port, which serves as a crucial stop for ships traveling along the northern coast. The hold's economy relies heavily on mining, fishing, and trade, though the harsh conditions make life difficult for all but the most hardy Nords. The locals are a tough, pragmatic people, accustomed to hardship and deeply suspicious of outsiders. The hold is fiercely loyal to the Stormcloaks, and its Jarl, Skald the Elder, is one of Ulfric's most vocal supporters.

    The port of Dawnstar has a thriving trade in slaves, with captives being transported between Skyrim's interior and the islands of the north. The hold's brothels and taverns cater primarily to sailors and mercenaries, offering rough, no-nonsense companionship for those passing through. The locals are pragmatic about sex, viewing it as a natural release and a way to stay warm during the long, freezing nights.⟩

15. #15Haafingar (Hold)

    Keys: Haafingar

    ⟨Lore: Name: Haafingar Type: Hold Description: Haafingar is the smallest Hold in terms of area. Since the Fourth Era, the High King of Skyrim has reigned from Solitude. The hold is separated from Hjaalmarch by the Karth River and from The Reach by mountains. Dragon Bridge is the only access to the hold by road, crossing the Karth River. Much of the hold is rocky and mountainous, with soaring snowy mountains surrounding the north and west of Solitude, though the lower-lying areas including Dragon Bridge are mostly comprised of forests and hills.

    Solitude is the jewel of Imperial Skyrim. Ruled by Jarl Elisif the Fair, widow of the late High King, it is home to the headquarters of both the Legion and the Thalmor. Part of the reason for this is the eminently defensible nature of Solitude itself. Set upon a great stone arch that towers above the mouth of the Karth River, and surrounded by the soaring peaks of the Haafingar Mountains, Solitude is both a reinforced and breathtaking stronghold. Given the city's name, it is ironic that over 80 percent of the Hold's population lies within Solitude's walls, but this is testament to the city's political importance, formidable defenses, and diverse population. The Bards College is located here, as well as the sumptuous Blue Palace, the residence of the Jarl. Both are constructed atop the huge, natural arch that the city rests on, affording spectacular views over the Sea of Ghosts and Hjaalmarch to the east. Solitude's accessible docks and wharfs are in relatively calm waters, making trade one of the many reasons why the wealthiest of Nords hail from this capital city. Solitude is the one true cosmopolitan city of Skyrim.

    Solitude is home to only the highest class of brothel, with every sex worker under the direct employ of the Jarl. The city has a slave market, though it is located just outside the city.⟩

16. #16Hjaalmarch (Hold)

    Keys: Hjaalmarch

    ⟨Lore: Name: Hjaalmarch Type: Location Description: Hjaalmarch is a northern hold of Skyrim, located at the mouth of the Karth River. It borders Haafingar to the northwest, The Reach to the west, Whiterun to the south, and The Pale to the east. The hold is one of the most geographically diverse in Skyrim, with swamps, snow-covered forests, mountains, and rocky plains. Its most defining feature is the Drajkmyr Marsh, a vast, fog-covered wetland that dominates the central region and makes travel difficult and dangerous.

    The marsh is home to twisted trees, stagnant pools, and a population of vampires that prowl the misty bogs. The capital, Morthal, sits on the southern edge of the marsh, and the town is often covered in a thick, ominous fog that never seems to lift. Travelers tend to avoid the hold, preferring to steer clear of its foreboding reputation and the creatures that lurk in its depths.

    The hold is sparsely populated, with scattered farms and homesteads clinging to the drier edges of the region. The locals are a reclusive, cautious people, used to keeping to themselves and viewing outsiders with suspicion. They are superstitious, believing in omens, spirits, and the power of the marsh to swallow the unwary. The hold has little importance in the civil war, and both sides have largely left it alone.

    Several bathhouse inns dot the Karth River along the western edge of the hold, drawing travelers seeking to relax in the warm waters. These establishments are known for their discretion, and it is not uncommon for visitors to engage in private encounters away from the prying eyes of the marsh. The hold's isolation and foggy atmosphere give it a romantic, melancholic quality that appeals to those seeking escape from the world.⟩

17. #17The Reach (Hold)

    Keys: The Reach

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Reach Type: Location Description: The Reach is a mountainous hold in western Skyrim, bordered by Haafingar to the north, Hjaalmarch to the east, and Hammerfell to the west. Its landscape is dominated by sharp peaks, deep canyons, and the winding Karth River, which carves through the region. The hold is one of the most dangerous in Skyrim, its treacherous terrain matched only by its hostile inhabitants.

    The Reach is infamous for the Forsworn, a fierce tribe of Reachmen who wage a constant guerrilla war against the Nords and the Empire. They inhabit the highlands and ancient ruins, striking at travelers, patrols, and settlements with brutal efficiency. The conflict has left the hold in a state of near-perpetual chaos, and only the most hardened adventurers dare to venture into its depths.

    The hold's capital is Markarth, an ancient Dwemer city built into the mountainside. The city is a fortress of stone and metal, its streets carved into the cliffs and its tall waterfalls cascading down from above. Markarth serves as the seat of Jarl Igmund, an Imperial loyalist who struggles to maintain control over a hold teetering on the brink of open rebellion.

    The Reach is also the center of Skyrim's slave trade. Markarth's massive slave market is the largest in the province, with captives of every race and background bought and sold like livestock. Slaves are used for labor in the mines, domestic service, and the city's many brothels, and the trade is a primary source of revenue for the hold. The locals are hardened and pragmatic, viewing slavery as a necessary evil in a brutal land. The Reach's harsh conditions and constant warfare have made its residents grim and tough, with little time for the comforts of civilization.⟩

18. #18Whiterun (Hold)

    Keys: Whiterun

    ⟨Lore: Name: Whiterun Hold Type: Location Description: Whiterun Hold is the central hold of Skyrim, bordered by Eastmarch to the east, The Pale to the north, Falkreath to the south, and Hjaalmarch to the west. Its landscape is dominated by vast, rolling plains of tundra, intersected by the winding White River, which divides the region. The hold's most striking landmark is the Throat of the World, the highest peak in Tamriel, which towers over the eastern edge of the hold. Nords believe this is where mankind was first given life, making the mountain a site of deep spiritual significance.

    The hold is one of the most fertile in Skyrim, with the plains west of the White River supporting the prosperous farming community of Rorikstead. The eastern and southern areas are more mountainous and rugged, home to numerous Giant camps and their mammoth herds. Whiterun's central location makes it a crossroads for trade, and travelers pass through constantly, bringing goods, news, and trouble. The hold is also home to the Companions, whose influence is felt throughout the region.

    Whiterun's security is a matter of debate. While the hold appears stable, many residents complain that the guards are lax and corruption is common. The Jarl struggles to maintain neutrality in the civil war, and tensions simmer beneath the surface. Bandits, giants, and the occasional dragon have become an increasing problem, and the hold's isolation from the Empire's direct influence has left it vulnerable. Despite this, Whiterun remains a place of relative peace compared to the war-torn holds of the east.

    The hold's culture is one of openness and pragmatism. Its central location has made it a melting pot of races and customs, and the locals are accustomed to travelers and their eccentricities. Prostitution is tolerated, and several brothels operate openly. Slavery is accepted but not as prominent as in the Reach, and the hold's attitudes towards sex and relationships are permissive compared to more conservative holds. Public sex is likely to only result in a small fine, if caught by the guards.⟩

19. #19Morthal (City)

    Keys: Morthal, Capital city of Hjaalmarch

    ⟨Lore: Name: Morthal Type: City Description: Morthal is the capital of Hjaalmarch, a small, isolated town surrounded by the swamps and marshes of the Drajkmyr Marsh. The town is shrouded in a constant, ominous fog that rolls in from the surrounding wetlands, and its residents are known for their reclusive and cautious nature. Jarl Idgrod Ravencrone rules from Highmoon Hall, a sturdy Nordic structure that serves as the center of the town's political and social life.

    The town is small, with few businesses and even fewer visitors. Its residents are mostly farmers, fishers, and hunters, who keep to themselves and view outsiders with suspicion. The town's isolation has made it a haven for those seeking to escape the world, and a few reclusive individuals have settled in the surrounding marshes, including the vampire Alva, who caused havoc in the town before being exposed.

    Morthal has no brothels, but the town's single inn, the Moorside Inn, serves as a gathering place for locals and occasional travelers. The inn's proprietor, Jonna, is known to arrange discreet encounters for travelers who are willing to pay a premium, though these arrangements are conducted with the utmost secrecy. The town's residents are not known for their promiscuity, but long winters and close quarters often lead to entanglements.

    The town's attitude towards sex is one of quiet tolerance. Public displays of affection are frowned upon, and those who engage in extramarital affairs are often shunned, but behind closed doors, the residents are as human as any other. The town's isolation means that relationships are often incestuous, with many families intermarrying and sharing partners across generations. This has given Morthal something of a reputation, though residents are quick to deny any impropriety.

    Morthal has a single public bathhouse on the outskirts of town, fed by the hot springs that bubble up from the marsh. The bathhouse is a simple wooden structure, but the water is warm and soothing, and it is one of the few places where locals and travelers can relax and socialize. It is also a favored spot for discreet encounters, as the fog and isolation provide ample privacy.

    The town's relationship with the surrounding marsh is one of uneasy coexistence. The marsh is home to vampires, wights, and other foul creatures, and the townsfolk have learned to stay alert and armed. Despite this, the marsh's hot springs and unique flora attract occasional visitors, and the town has become a waystation for those seeking to cross the marsh safely.⟩

20. #20Solitude (City)

    Keys: Solitude, Capital province of Skyrim, Capital city of Haafingar

    ⟨Lore: Name: Solitude Type: City Description: Solitude is the capital city of Skyrim and the seat of the High King, though currently ruled by Jarl Elisif the Fair, widow of the late High King Torygg. It is built upon a massive natural stone arch that towers over the mouth of the Karth River, making it one of the most defensible and breathtaking cities in all of Tamriel. The city is a bastion of Imperial influence, home to the headquarters of the Imperial Legion and a significant Thalmor presence.

    Solitude is divided into several districts: the Avenues, where the wealthy and powerful reside; the Temple District, home to the Temple of the Divines; and the docks, which serve as the city's commercial lifeline. The Blue Palace, Jarl Elisif's residence, sits atop the arch alongside the Bards College, and both buildings afford spectacular views over the Sea of Ghosts.

    The city's high-class brothels are renowned across Skyrim. Unlike the seedier establishments found elsewhere, Solitude's brothels are elegant affairs, each sex worker personally vetted and directly employed by the Jarl's court. These establishments cater to nobles, wealthy merchants, and high-ranking Legion officers, offering not just physical pleasure but refined companionship, conversation, and discretion. A night at a Solitude brothel can cost a small fortune, but patrons are guaranteed an experience worthy of the capital.

    Solitude's slave market sits just outside the city walls, carefully hidden from the prying eyes of visiting dignitaries. While slavery is technically legal in Skyrim, Solitude's market is a quieter affair than Markarth's, specializing in well-trained house slaves, exotic beauties from distant lands, and educated companions who can serve as secretaries or translators. It is said that the Thalmor occasionally purchase slaves from this market for their embassy's more private needs.

    Crime in Solitude is punished harshly, with the city's guards enforcing a strict code of law. Public indecency, sexual assault, and unlicensed prostitution are met with fines, public floggings, or execution for repeat offenders. However, among the upper classes, a different set of rules applies; discreet affairs, secret romances, and hidden trysts are common in the Blue Palace's outer halls, and it is whispered that even Jarl Elisif has indulged in dalliances behind closed doors, though nothing is ever proven.

    The city's bathhouses are luxurious establishments, featuring heated pools, scented oils, and private chambers for those seeking more intimate services. Many a political deal has been struck in the steam of Solitude's baths, and the city's elite often conduct their most sensitive negotiations while naked and relaxed. The bathhouse attendants are skilled not only in massage but in the arts of seduction, and a generous tip can secure far more than a back rub.

    Solitude's attitude towards sexuality is one of refined indulgence. Public displays of affection are frowned upon, but behind closed doors, anything goes. The city's high society is notorious for its secret affairs and elaborate romantic intrigues, with the Bards College often serving as a cover for clandestine meetings. The Temple of Dibella is particularly active in Solitude, its priestesses offering private blessings for those seeking to enhance their carnal prowess or find a worthy lover.⟩

21. #21Markarth Side (City)

    Keys: Markarth Side, Markarth, City of Stones, Capital city of The Reach

    ⟨Lore: Name: Markarth Type: City Description: Markarth, also known as the City of Stone or Markarth Side, is the capital of the Reach and one of the most unique cities in Skyrim. Built from the ruins of an ancient Dwemer city, Nchuand-Zel, Markarth is a sprawling complex of towering stone structures, waterfalls, and subterranean tunnels. The city is ruled by Jarl Igmund, an Imperial loyalist who struggles to maintain control over a hold plagued by the Forsworn rebellion.

    The city is dominated by Dwemer architecture, from the massive stone arches that span the main thoroughfares to the intricate metalwork that adorns every building. Understone Keep sits at the city's heart, a massive Dwemer fortress that serves as the Jarl's seat of power. The city's streets are steep and winding, with waterfalls cascading down the cliffs that surround the city, giving Markarth a hauntingly beautiful atmosphere.

    Markarth is infamous throughout Skyrim as the center of the slave trade. The city's economy relies heavily on slavery, with a massive slave market at the city's heart where just about any slave can be bought or sold. Slaves in Markarth are used for everything from hard labor in the mines to domestic service, and the city's wealthy elite maintain large harems of slaves for their personal pleasure. The slave trade is so deeply ingrained in Markarth's culture that even the city's temples and brothels rely on slave labor.

    The city's brothels are infamous, offering a wide range of services that often blur the line between prostitution and outright slavery. Many of the sex workers in Markarth are slaves themselves, forced to service clients as part of their owners' business. Visitors to the city can purchase a night with a slave for a modest fee, and those with deeper pockets can even buy a slave outright for their own purposes. The local authorities turn a blind eye to this, as the slave trade is a primary source of revenue for the city.

    Markarth's attitude towards sex is one of brutal pragmatism. The city is rough, dangerous, and unforgiving, and its residents have learned to take pleasure where they can. Public sex is not uncommon, especially in the lower districts, and the city's numerous bathhouses are often sites of casual encounters and drunken orgies. The city's temples are largely ignored, and the worship of Dibella is nearly nonexistent in a city where pleasure is a commodity rather than a sacred act.

    The city's baths are unique in Skyrim, fed by the hot springs that bubble up from beneath the city. The public baths are divided into sections, with the wealthier citizens enjoying private pools while the commoners make do with crowded, steaming public chambers. It is in these baths that the city's darker trades are often conducted, with deals for slaves, contraband, and sexual services made between naked bodies in the steam.

    Markarth is a dangerous city, even by Skyrim's standards. The Forsworn lurk in the surrounding hills, and tensions between the Nords and the Reachmen simmer beneath the surface. Visitors to the city are advised to keep their coin purses close and their wits about them, as both the city's guards and its criminals are quick to take advantage of the unwary.⟩

22. #22Dawnstar (City)

    Keys: Capital city of The Pale, Dawnstar

    ⟨Lore: Name: Dawnstar Type: City Description: Dawnstar is the capital of The Pale, a cold, windswept city on the northern coast of Skyrim. The city is built around a natural harbor, which serves as a crucial stop for ships traveling along the northern coast. The city is governed by Jarl Skald the Elder, an aging Nord who is fiercely loyal to the Stormcloak cause.

    Dawnstar is a city of sailors and soldiers, its population swelling with traders, mercenaries, and adventurers seeking passage to Solstheim or other northern destinations. The city is known for its rich mines, which produce iron and silver, and its hardy residents are experts at surviving the bitter cold and harsh conditions of The Pale. Fort Dunstad lies to the southeast, and the Hall of the Vigilant is nearby, serving as a bastion against the undead.

    Dawnstar has many riverside inns, bathhouses, and brothels, primarily catering to the large number of sailors who stop at the city's busy port. The brothels of Dawnstar are rough establishments, where drink flows freely and discretion is a luxury. Sailors from across Tamriel come here to spend their coin and their energy, and the city's prostitutes are known for their stamina and willingness to serve clients of all races and genders. The brothels are often chaotic, with drunken brawls and public couplings common after dark.

    The city's baths are fed by the hot springs that bubble up from beneath the frozen ground, offering a rare moment of warmth in the otherwise bitter cold. The baths are a social hub for the city's residents, with locals gathering to share news, gossip, and the occasional tryst. The steam and heat provide a welcome respite from the freezing winds, and it is not uncommon for bathing to lead to more intimate activities.

    Dawnstar's attitude towards sex is one of open acceptance. The city's residents are pragmatic people, who understand that life at the edge of the world is short and hard. Pleasure is to be seized where it can be found, and the city's laws reflect this. Public nudity is not illegal, and prostitution is openly regulated. The city's guards are more concerned with brawls and theft than with who is sleeping with whom.

    The port is also home to a thriving slave trade, with Dawnstar serving as a waystation for slaves being transported between Skyrim's interior and the islands of the north. The city's slave market is small but active, with slaves being sold to local merchants, mine owners, and occasionally to sailors looking for cheap labor. The conditions in Dawnstar's mines are brutal, and many slaves do not survive their first winter.⟩

23. #23Riften (City)

    Keys: Riften, Capital city of The Rift, Rifton

    ⟨Lore: Name: Riften Type: City Description: Riften, also known as Rifton, is the capital city of the Rift and one of the most notorious cities in Skyrim. Built along the shores of Lake Honrich on a series of wooden platforms and canals, Riften is a city of commerce, crime, and pleasure. Its lower levels are a maze of waterways and docks, while the upper city boasts Mistveil Keep, the seat of Jarl Laila Law-Giver.

    The city's economy runs on two things: trade and vice. Riften's market is bustling, filled with merchants peddling everything from fish to fine jewelry, but the city's true wealth comes from its brothels, gambling dens, and smuggling operations. There is a brothel on nearly every street, and prostitutes of every race, gender, and body type can be found hawking their wares at every corner. The city's famous "Honeycomb" brothel is said to offer experiences unmatched anywhere else in Skyrim, with themed rooms, exotic performers, and a strict policy of customer satisfaction.

    Riften is the headquarters of the Thieves Guild, who operate from the Ratway, a labyrinthine network of tunnels beneath the city. The Guild exerts significant influence over the city's vice trade, running protection rackets on brothels, collecting a cut from every prostitute, and ensuring that any outsider who tries to set up shop without their permission quickly regrets it. The Guild also offers a unique service: for a price, they will train anyone in the arts of seduction, stealth, and deception, though their methods are not for the faint of heart.

    The city's guards are notoriously corrupt. While they maintain an appearance of law and order, they are known to look the other way for a large enough bribe. Sexual assault is technically illegal in Riften, but in practice, a victim is unlikely to get justice unless they have powerful friends or deep pockets. Conversely, those who know how to work the system can get away with almost anything—from running an unlicensed brothel to keeping a secret harem of slaves in the canals.

    Slavery is illegal in Riften, but the black market thrives in the city's sewers and hidden warehouses. Those desperate for coin can sell themselves or others into servitude, and the Thieves Guild often has a hand in the trade, selling captured rivals or debtors to wealthy buyers from other holds. The city's sewers are also home to a thriving trade in exotic substances, including aphrodisiacs and performance-enhancing potions, brewed by alchemists who operate out of sight of the law.

    Riften's nightlife is famously rowdy. The city's taverns never close, and brawls, drunken confessions, and casual couplings are common in the streets after dark. The Temple of Mara in Riften has become something of a joke among locals, as its priestesses spend more time administering marriage ceremonies for hastily pregnant couples than performing actual rituals. The city's residents have a famously lax attitude towards sex, viewing it as a natural pleasure rather than something to be hidden. Prostitution is openly accepted, and public nudity is not uncommon, especially in the canal districts.

    Despite its rough reputation, Riften has a certain charm. The city's residents are fiercely loyal to one another, and many have formed found families based on mutual protection and shared vices. The canals are beautiful at sunset, and the city's market is one of the few places in Skyrim where one can buy almost anything—provided one asks the right questions and has the right amount of coin.⟩

24. #24Windhelm (City)

    Keys: Capital city of Eastmarch, The City of Kings, Windhelm

    ⟨Lore: Name: Windhelm Type: City Description: Windhelm, also known as the City of Kings, is the capital of Eastmarch and the oldest continuously inhabited human settlement in Skyrim. Built by Ysgramor himself, the city is a monument to Nord heritage, its ancient stone walls and towering halls steeped in history. Windhelm is the heart of the Stormcloak Rebellion, ruled by Jarl Ulfric Stormcloak, who holds court in the Palace of the Kings.

    The city is divided into two main districts: the Stone Quarter, where the wealthy and powerful reside, and the Gray Quarter, where the Dunmer refugees live in poverty and segregation. The docks are home to a small Argonian community, the Argonian Assemblage, who are forced to live apart from the rest of the city due to Nord suspicion.

    Windhelm is a stark, cold city, its architecture reflecting the hardy nature of its people. The Palace of the Kings sits at the city's highest point, a massive stone keep from which Ulfric governs and directs his rebellion. The city's streets are narrow and winding, with ancient Nord carvings and statues scattered throughout, reminders of a time when Windhelm was the capital of the First Empire of the Nords.

    The city's brothels are rough establishments, catering to soldiers, sailors, and the working class. Unlike the elegant affairs of Solitude, Windhelm's brothels are loud, messy places where drink flows freely and discretion is a luxury few can afford. The prostitutes here are hardened women and men who have learned to survive in a harsh city, and they are known for their stamina and willingness to accommodate a wide range of requests.

    Windhelm's attitude towards sex is one of pragmatic acceptance. The Nords value strength and fertility, and casual sex is seen as a natural part of life. However, the city's strict social hierarchy complicates matters; relationships between Nords and Dunmer or Argonians are often met with hostility, and those who engage in such liaisons risk being ostracized or worse. The Gray Quarter, where the Dunmer live, has its own underground trade in prostitution and sex, often catering to those who seek companionship outside the rigid norms of Nord society.

    Slavery is technically legal in Eastmarch, but it is rarely practiced openly within the city. Ulfric Stormcloak has expressed ambivalence towards the institution, viewing it as a matter best left to individual Jarls rather than Imperial law. Some wealthier Nords keep house slaves, typically Argonians or Khajiit, though they are careful to avoid drawing the attention of the city's more devout citizens.

    Windhelm's bars are legendary, especially the New Gnisis Cornerclub in the Gray Quarter, where Dunmer refugees gather to share stories, drink, and engage in more intimate activities. The Cornerclub is a haven for those who seek pleasure outside the bounds of Nord society, and it is not uncommon to see Dunmer and Nords engaging in trysts in its shadowy corners, despite the risk of scandal.

    The city's baths are functional rather than luxurious, heated by the natural hot springs that bubble up throughout Eastmarch. The public baths are a popular gathering spot for the city's residents, offering a rare moment of warmth and relaxation in Windhelm's bitter cold. It is in these baths that alliances are forged, deals are struck, and secrets are whispered between naked bodies.⟩

25. #25Riverwood (Village)

    Keys: Riverwood

    ⟨Lore: Name: Riverwood Type: Village Description: Riverwood is a small village located in the province of Skyrim. The village is built on the eastern bank of the White River, in Whiterun Hold. It is a small Nordic village set in a valley, between the river and the steep mountainside of the Throat of the World. It serves largely as a stopping point and rural community along the road from Helgen to Whiterun.

    While it has no inn of its own, Riverwood does have a small public bathhouse all the locals use. Travelers passing by generally bargain with the villagers to be allowed to stay the night in their spare beds in exchange for a small amount of coin.⟩

26. #26Throat of The World (Location)

    Keys: Throat of The World, Monahven

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Throat of the World Type: Faction Description: The Throat of the World, also known as Monahven, is a major landmark in Skyrim, and the highest mountain of Tamriel.

    Pilgrims travel from across Tamriel to climb the Seven Thousand Steps to the ancient monastery of High Hrothgar, where the order of the Greybeards dwells in absolute silence in their quest to become attuned to the Voice of the Sky.

    The snow at the peak is said to never melt. Because of this, a strong alchemical apparatus known as the White Phial was crafted from it.

    The Dragonborn, after they've slain their first dragon and absorbed its soul, can be sent there to learn Thu'um (dragon shouts).⟩

27. #27High Hrothgar (Location)

    Keys: High Hrothgar

    ⟨Lore: Name: High Hrothgar Type: Location Description: High Hrothgar is a monastery that sits at the top of the Seven Thousand Steps to the Throat of the World, the highest point in Tamriel. It is here the ancient Greybeards reside, living in absolute silence to better attune themselves to the voice of the sky.⟩

28. #28Greybeards (Faction)

    Keys: The Greybeards, Greybeards, Greybeard

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Greybeards Type: Faction Description: The Greybeards are an ancient and honored order that dwell in their mountain sanctuary High Hrothgar, which is located on the highest mountain peak in Tamriel, the Throat of the World. As masters of Thu'um, or "the Voice," they live in absolute silence in order to better attune themselves to the voice of the sky. They are a peaceful order, not using their Thu'um to augment their martial skills, but to worship and honor the gods, as the "Way of the Voice" decreed.⟩

29. #29Dragonborn (General)

    Keys: Dovahkiin, Dragonborns, Dragonborn

    ⟨Lore: Name: Dragonborn Type: General Description: Dragonborn, also referred to as Dovahkiin in the Dragon Language, are individuals with the body of a mortal, but the blood and soul of a Dragon. Some believe that Dragonborn only appear in times of great need by the command of the Gods.

    Dragonborn are able to slay dragons and absorb their souls, allowing them to learn more dragon shouts once taught by the Greybeards.

    Because of a mod "Dovakini Redux," the PLAYER can choose to not be the Dragonborn, and instead meet a female Dovahkiin during their travels known as Dovahkiin-chan or Dovakini. She is a Nord woman who wears bikini armor and a horned iron helmet; she is a warrior, and knows very little magic or thief skills. She is extremely clueless and easily fooled; often taken advantage of sexually by others.⟩

30. #30Thu'um (Dragon Shouts)

    Keys: Storm Voice, The Voice, Thu'um

    ⟨Lore: Name: Thu'um Type: General Description: The Thu'um, also referred to as Storm Voice or simply the Voice, is a form of magic which utilizes the Dragon Language to form Dragon Shouts of immense power. The word itself directly translates to the word "shout" in the Dragon language. Most shouts are made up of three words of power, and using more words usually strengthens the effects of the shout in some manner. In addition to the ability to project one's voice into a shout, the Thu'um can also be used to share the knowledge and meaning of a word of power with another practitioner of the Thu'um and carve the written form of the word into a nearby surface, usually by using the shout or by whispering the word of power. Mortal practitioners of the Thu'um may lose the ability to speak without causing devastation and put people who are not trained in the Way of the Voice in danger due to the strength of their voices, though others may not suffer from such a condition.

    A mod in SEE adds many lewd shouts for the Dragonborn to use, such as ripping clothes off or a temporary aphrodisiac.⟩

31. #31Jarl (General)

    Keys: Jarls, Jarl

    ⟨Lore: Name: Jarl Type: General Description: Jarl is the official in charge of the local Hold, controlling the local Hold Guard and regulating trade. Each of the nine Holds of Skyrim are governed by a Jarl. The Jarls are largely independent, but they swear fealty to Skyrim's High King. Some support the Stormcloaks, others the Imperials.⟩

32. #32High King, High Queen (General)

    Keys: High King, High Queen

    ⟨Lore: Name: High King, High Queen Type: General Description: The High King or High Queen is a monarch who is typically responsible for governing the province, although in places with High Kings or Queens, the holds, regions, or provinces usually have more autonomy than in other places.

    In Skyrim, the High King or Queen typically inherits the throne by birth and rules for life or until abdication. In the event that no direct heir to the throne exists, High Kings are selected by a moot, or vote, conducted by the current Jarls of each of the nine Holds. High Kings are traditionally either related to the previous High King, or a Jarl of one of the Holds. Votes occur most commonly when the previous High King dies. By Nordic tradition, a High King can be challenged in a duel by one of the Jarls. If they refuse, the challenger has grounds to call for a moot to elect a new High King.

    A mod allows the PLAYER to court the widowed High Queen Elisif the Fair, or one of her beautiful daughters, in order to become monarch of Skyrim.⟩

33. #33Khajits (Race)

    Keys: Khajiit, Khajiits

    ⟨Lore: Name: Khajiit Type: Race Description: The Khajiit are the feline people of Elsweyr, a province of deserts and jungles in southern Tamriel. They are one of the most varied races in Tamriel, with forms that range from the nearly human-like Ohmes to the large, tiger-like Senche. Khajiit culture is one of commerce, exploration, and a deep connection to the moons, which dictate their form and their destiny. They are known for their nimble fingers, their love of skooma, and their sly, clever nature.

    Physically, Khajiit vary wildly depending on their lunar form. The most common form encountered in Skyrim is the Cathay, a bipedal, humanoid Khajiit that stands 5'8" to 6'2" for males and 5'4" to 5'10" for females. They are lithe and agile, with fur-covered bodies that range in color from the tawny gold of a lion to the deep charcoal of a panther. Their builds are lean but powerful, with long, flexible limbs and retractable claws. Their faces are distinctly feline, with slit-pupiled eyes that shine amber, green, or blue, and large, expressive ears that can turn in any direction. Khajiit are considered exotic and beautiful by many (furries), though the more conservative races view them with suspicion.

    Sexually, Khajiit are passionate and expressive. Their culture values pleasure and freedom, and they view sex as a joyful act of connection rather than a taboo. Khajiit are known for their adventurousness in bed, and they are often willing to try new things. Among Cathay males, the average erect penis size is 6 to 8 inches, with barbs that is unique to the Khajiit and highly stimulating (the barbs are soft, meaning it is painless). Females are praised for their incredible flexibility and their enthusiasm, and they are expected to take an active role in lovemaking.

    Khajiit society is highly permissive, with premarital sex being the norm and multiple partners being common. Incest is rare, as Khajiit are naturally drawn to genetic diversity. Homosexuality is accepted and common, with same-sex couples being treated no differently than heterosexual ones. Khajiit are also known for their skill as lovers, and they are often sought after as partners by members of other races. Skooma, a drug produced from moon sugar, is known to increase pleasure, and many Khajiit use it in their sexual rituals. As Khajiit young reach sexual maturity after only a few years, pedophilia is not really a concept in their culture.

    Penile Spines: A feature of the feline penis a Khajiit possesses, where backward-facing spines protrude from the shaft and head. Unlike the common cat, a Khajiit's barbs are pliable and don't have sharp tips. Many women find them pleasurable, in fact.⟩

34. #34Redguard (Race)

    Keys: Redguards, Redguard

    ⟨Lore: Name: Redguard Type: Race Description: Redguards are the human race of Hammerfell, a harsh and unforgiving desert province known for its fierce warriors, skilled sailors, and proud independence. They are descended from the Yokudans, who fled the destruction of their homeland and conquered Hammerfell through a combination of martial ability and tactical cunning. Redguards are a warrior culture, valuing honor, skill, and strength above all else, and they are considered the most naturally talented swordsmen in Tamriel.

    Physically, Redguards are tall and muscular, with adult males averaging 5'11" to 6'6" and adult females 5'6" to 6'1". Their builds are lean and muscular, with long, powerful limbs and a natural grace that makes them formidable combatants. Skin tones range from a deep bronze to a dark ebony, with warm undertones that reflect their desert heritage. Hair is typically dark and tightly curled, ranging from black to a dark brown, and is often worn in elaborate braids or dreadlocks. Eyes are usually brown or hazel, though green and grey are not unknown. Redguards are striking in appearance, with sharp features and intense, expressive eyes.

    Sexually, Redguards are passionate and direct. Their culture values strength and vitality, and sexual prowess is seen as a reflection of a person's worth. Redguards are not shy about their desires, and they are known for their aggressive, dominant approach to courtship. Among men, the average erect penis size is 9 to 14 inches with many even more well endowed, with a substantial curve to their penises that have given them a reputation across Tamriel (a common joke between women is a Redguard's "curved sword"). Women are praised for their fertility and their ability to bear multiple children (wide hips), and they are expected to be active participants in the bedroom, matching their partner's passion; Redguard women tend to have wide childbearing hips, thick thighs, and huge butts that jiggle with every step.

    Redguard society is somewhat conservative despite their sexual prowess, with premarital sex being discouraged but not punished. However, the warrior culture places a high value on sexual conquest, and it is not unusual for victorious warriors to take spoil from defeated enemies, including captives taken for pleasure. Child brides are common and seen as normal. Polygamy is legal in Hammerfell, and it is common for wealthy or powerful men to have multiple wives. Homosexuality is tolerated among warriors, who view it as a bond of camaraderie, but it is not discussed in polite society.

    Curved Penis: Almost every Redguard's penis curves to the side, whether only slightly or greatly like that of a banana. This, paired with their long length, often give them the reputation as the best lovers in Tamriel; how much of this is true and how much this is simply housewives trying to make their husband's jealous is unknown.⟩

35. #35Nords (Race)

    Keys: Nords, Nord

    ⟨Lore: Name: Nord Type: Race Description: Nords are the native human race of Skyrim, descended from the Atmorans who crossed the Sea of Ghosts in ancient times. They are tall, fair-haired, and pale-skinned, with strong, angular features and a hardy constitution that grants them resistance to frost. Their culture is one of honor, strength, and family, and they value courage above all else.

    Physically, Nords are imposing. Adult males average between 6'1" and 6'7", with broad shoulders, thick chests, and powerful arms built for wielding axes and swords. Their bodies are typically muscular and heavily built, with a layer of fat that serves as insulation against the bitter cold. Adult females average between 5'10" and 6'3", with strong, athletic builds that emphasize wide hips and large breasts. Nord women are known for their fertility and robust health, and they are expected to bear strong children who can survive the harsh winters. Skin tones range from pale white to a warm, sun-kissed tan, with freckles common among those with red or auburn hair. Hair colors are predominantly blonde, red, and light brown, with eyes ranging from blue and grey to green and hazel.

    Sexually, Nords are enthusiastic and straightforward. In their culture, sex is seen as a natural and healthy part of life, and casual encounters are common, especially among the young. Nords are not shy about their desires, and propositioning a potential partner—whether in a tavern, on the battlefield, or at a festival—is considered bold but not rude. They value stamina and vigor in a partner, and a Nord who cannot keep up with their lover's appetites is often seen as weak or unsuitable for a long-term relationship. Among men, the average erect penis size is 10 to 12 inches, though some reach 13 or more, and they tend to be girthy. Women are praised for their high fertility and their ability to bear strong children, and they often take an active, dominant role in the bedroom, matching their partner's intensity.

    Nord society is generally permissive of premarital sex, and child brides are common as a means of securing alliances and ensuring the continuation of strong bloodlines. Polygamy is legal in many Nordic holds, and it is not unusual for a powerful chieftain, warrior, or Jarl to have multiple wives or concubines. Homosexuality is tolerated but not celebrated, with same-sex couples expected to be discreet.⟩

36. #36Breten (Race)

    Keys: Bretons, Breton

    ⟨Lore: Name: Breton Type: Race Description: Bretons are the human race of High Rock, descended from a mix of Nedic humans and Aldmeri elves. This hybrid heritage gives them a natural affinity for magic, particularly in the schools of conjuration and alteration. Bretons are a proud and fiercely independent people, divided into feuding kingdoms and clans that have fought among themselves for centuries. Their culture is one of chivalry, courtly intrigue, and a deep reverence for the old elven ways.

    Physically, Bretons are among the shorter human races, with adult males averaging 5'6" to 5'10" and adult females 5'2" to 5'6". Their builds are lean and wiry, with a graceful elegance inherited from their elven ancestors. Skin tones tend to be fair to pale, with a delicate pink or peach undertone, and they are prone to freckling. Hair colors range from blonde and red to a deep chestnut brown, with eyes in shades of blue, grey, and green. Bretons are considered one of the most attractive races in Tamriel, with fine-boned features and an ethereal quality that sets them apart from the more rugged human races.

    Sexually, Bretons are passionate and romantic. They view sex as an expression of love and devotion, and they are known for their elaborate courtship rituals, which can involve poetry, song, and grand gestures. However, their culture is also one of courtly intrigue, and affairs are common among the nobility, who often use sex as a tool for political manipulation. Among men, the average erect penis size is 4 to 7 inches. Women are admired for their grace and beauty (another way to say lack of curves), and they are expected to be both skilled lovers and devoted partners.

    Breton society is generally conservative, with premarital sex being frowned upon but widely practiced in secret. Child brides are common among the nobility, as arranged marriages are used to secure alliances and end feuds. Incest is taboo and strongly condemned, though it does occur in the more isolated noble houses. Homosexuality is tolerated among the upper classes, especially among the bards and artists, but it is rarely discussed openly.⟩

37. #37Imperial (Race)

    Keys: Imperial, Imperials

    ⟨Lore: Name: Imperial Type: Race Description: Imperials are the cosmopolitan, educated human race of Cyrodiil, known for their discipline, diplomacy, and administrative skills. They are the founders of the Empire and have dominated Tamriel for over two millennia, spreading their culture and laws across the continent. Imperials are generally shorter and slighter than Nords, but they compensate for their lack of raw strength with intelligence, charm, and political acumen.

    Physically, Imperials are average in height, with adult males averaging 5'8" to 6'0" and adult females 5'4" to 5'8". Their builds are lean and elegant, with defined muscles that speak to a life of training rather than brute labor. Skin tones range from fair olive to a warm, sun-bronzed brown, reflecting the varied climates of Cyrodiil. Hair colors are typically dark brown, black, or chestnut, with eyes in shades of brown, hazel, and occasionally blue. Imperials are famously nice on the eyes and well-groomed, with a refined aesthetic that sets them apart from the rougher races of the north.

    Sexually, Imperials are sophisticated and often hedonistic. Their culture has a long history of decadence, and the upper classes are known for elaborate sexual rituals, orgies, and the keeping of concubines. Imperials view sex as both a pleasure and a tool, and they are skilled at using seduction to achieve political or financial goals. Among men, the average erect penis size is 6 to 9 inches, with the occasional stand out. Women are often praised for their beauty and grace (and surprising curves), and they are expected to be skilled in the arts of pleasure as well as social etiquette.

    Incest is a notorious Imperial vice, with the aristocracy practicing it to preserve bloodlines and consolidate power. While incest is frowned upon by the common folk, the nobility engages in it openly, and it is not uncommon for Imperial nobles to take siblings or cousins as lovers. Prostitution is legal and regulated throughout Cyrodiil, and brothels are respected establishments rather than places of shame. Homosexuality is widely accepted in Imperial society, especially among the educated classes, and same-sex marriages, while not the norm, are not uncommon.⟩

38. #38Orsimer (Orc - Race)

    Keys: Orc, Orsimer, Orcs, Orsimers

    ⟨Lore: Name: Orsimer Type: Race Description: The Orsimer, or Orcs, are the "pariah folk" of Tamriel, a race of warriors and smiths who have been scorned and persecuted for centuries. They are native to the Wrothgarian and Dragontail Mountains, and they are known for their incredible strength, toughness, and skill in crafting weapons and armor. Orc culture is one of honor, survival, and a deep reverence for their patron god, Malacath, who protects the spurned and the outcast.

    Physically, Orcs are massive, with adult males averaging 6'4" to 7'0" and adult females 5'11" to 6'4". Their builds are heavily muscled and stocky, with broad shoulders, thick necks, and hands that are large enough to crush stone. Skin tones range from a greenish-grey to a deep olive green, often with a rough, almost leathery texture that speaks to their hard lives. Hair is typically dark, ranging from black to a dark brown, and is often worn in simple, practical styles or shaved entirely. Eyes are typically red, orange, or yellow, with a fierce, intense quality that reflects their warrior spirit. Orc males are not traditionally considered beautiful by the standards of other races, but their strength and toughness are deeply admired by those who value such qualities (people with fetishes). The women on the other hand are muscled but surprisingly attractive looking.

    Sexually, Orcs are straightforward and intense. Their culture values strength and fertility, and sexual prowess is seen as a reflection of a person's ability to contribute to the clan. Among men, the average erect penis size is 12 to 16 inches, with a substantial girth and bumps on their penis (ceramic beads that were inserted when they were young). Women are praised for their fertility and their strength, and they are expected to bear strong children who can survive the harsh conditions of the mountains; they have the greatest breasts and asses of the other races, though their heavyset-ness balances it out.

    Orc society is patriarchal and traditional, with premarital sex being discouraged but not punished. Child sex is extremely common and seen as normal. Marriage is a serious commitment, and Orcs are known for their fierce devotion to their families. Incest is rare, as Orcs value genetic diversity to produce stronger offspring. Homosexuality is generally looked down upon, though it is tolerated in the context of forming strong bonds between warriors. Slavery is a common practice among Orcs, who often enslave captives taken in battle for labor and pleasure. Orc sex slaves are treated harshly, as Orcs view them as property, but they are also valued for their ability to produce many offspring. If Orcs are low in number they tend to breed slaves in large numbers, as the offspring are predominantly Orcs.

    Nubbed Penis: A penis covered in small lumps, warts, or protuberances. In the case of Orcs it is from ceramic beads inserted after a boy has sex for the first time. The beads are said to increase a woman's pleasure greatly.⟩

39. #39Bosmer (Wood Elfs - Race)

    Keys: Bosmers, Bosmer, Wood Elf, Wood Elves

    ⟨Lore: Name: Bosmer Type: Race Description: The Bosmer, or Wood Elves, are the elven people of Valenwood, a dense, untamed forest kingdom in southern Tamriel. They are a wild and primal people, deeply connected to the land and its creatures, and they live in harmony with the forest rather than attempting to conquer it. Bosmer culture is one of survival, adaptability, and a fierce, almost fanatical devotion to their customs and traditions.

    Physically, Bosmer are the smallest of the elven races, with adult males averaging 5'0" to 5'6" and adult females 5'0" to 5'4". Their builds are lithe, agile, and feminine (even the men), with a natural grace that makes them exceptional archers and scouts. Skin tones range from a pale cream to a warm tan, often with a greenish or golden undertone that reflects their forest home. Hair is typically dark brown, black, or a rich auburn, and is often worn in wild, tangled styles or adorned with leaves and flowers. Eyes are usually brown, green, or a striking amber, with a sharp, alert quality that reflects their keen senses. Bosmer are attractive in a wild, untamed way. It is often hard to tell the women and men of their race apart unless the woman is quite curvy.

    Sexually, Bosmer are passionate and uninhibited. Their culture has few taboos regarding sex, and they view it as a natural, joyful act of connection and pleasure. Bosmer are known for their adventurousness in bed, and they are often willing to try new things. Among men, the average erect penis size is surprisingly 8 to 10 inches, with many much larger; Bosmer men are extremely feminine, with many races often mistaking them for women. Women are praised for their fowardness and their willingness to take an active role in lovemaking; the curves of a Bosmer women vary greatly.

    Bosmer society is highly permissive, with premarital sex being the norm and multiple partners being common. The Green Pact, their sacred covenant with the forest, forbids the consumption of plant matter and the harming of trees, but it imposes no restrictions on sexual activity. Incest is rare among Bosmer, as they value genetic diversity, but it does occur in isolated communities. Homosexuality is accepted and common (about equal in number to heterosexual couples), with same-sex couples being treated no differently than heterosexual ones. Public nudity is not considered unusual, and Bosmer often engage in sexual acts in the open, viewing it as a celebration of life. Bosmer abhor slavery and it is outlawed in their domains.⟩

40. #40Dunmer (Dark Elfs - Race)

    Keys: Dunmers, Dark Elf, Dark Elves, Dunmer

    ⟨Lore: Name: Dunmer Type: Race Description: The Dunmer, or Dark Elves, are the elven people of Morrowind, a harsh and volcanic province in eastern Tamriel. They are a proud, tough people who have endured centuries of hardship, including the eruption of Red Mountain and the subsequent occupation of their homeland. Dunmer culture is one of tradition, ancestor worship, and a deep, burning resentment of outsiders, particularly the Nords who have displaced them in their new home of Skyrim.

    Physically, Dunmer are tall and slender, with adult males averaging 5'10" to 6'2" and adult females 5'6" to 5'11". Their builds are lean and wiry, with a natural grace that makes them quick and agile. Skin tones are a striking greyish-blue or ashy grey, with a texture that is both smooth and slightly rough, like stone. Hair is typically dark, ranging from black to a deep blue-black, and is often worn in long, straight styles or elaborate braids. Eyes are the most distinctive feature of the Dunmer, with a bright, piercing red that seems to glow in the dark. Dunmer are considered beautiful in a stark, alien way, with sharp, angular features and high cheekbones.

    Sexually, Dunmer are passionate and intense. Their culture values loyalty and devotion, and they are known for their fierce possessiveness in relationships. Dunmer are not casual about sex, and they view it as a deep, meaningful act of trust and commitment. Among men, the average erect penis size is 6 to 7 inches; men are rather feminine, but women can be told apart from them. Women are praised for their loyalty and their passion, and they are expected to be both devoted partners and skilled lovers; they usually have modest curves.

    Dunmer society is conservative, with premarital sex being discouraged but not punished (provided a lifelong relationship is subsequently formed). Adultery is considered a grave offense, often punished by exile or worse, as the Dunmer place a high value on family honor and marital unity. Incest is taboo and strongly condemned, though it does occur in the more insular noble houses. Homosexuality is tolerated in Dunmer society, especially among the priesthood and the warrior class, but it is not openly discussed. Slavery is a significant part of Dunmer culture, with the Dark Elves historically enslaving Argonians, Khajiit, and other races for labor and pleasure. Many Dunmer keep sex slaves, viewing it as their right as the dominant race; having sex with slaves is not generally considered cheating, though it depends on the couple.⟩

41. #41Elder Scrolls (General)

    Keys: Elder Scroll, Kelle, The Elder Scroll, Aedric Prophecy

    ⟨Lore: Name: The Elder Scrolls Type: General Description: The Elder Scrolls (Kelle in the Dragon Language), also called the Aedric Prophecies (though the accuracy of that term is often disputed), are scrolls of unknown origin which simultaneously archive both past and future events. The number of the Scrolls is unknown not necessarily due to their immense quantity, but because the number itself is unknowable, as the Scrolls "do not exist in countable form". They are fragments of creation from outside time and space, and their use in divining prophecies is but a small part of their power. They simultaneously do not exist, yet always have existed.

    Any person gifted with prescient powers is able to interpret the contents of the Elder Scrolls with practice. The information revealed about the future is never absolute. Once an event foretold within the Scrolls is carried out in the world it becomes fixed within them. Such insight into the inner fabric of reality comes at a price as the Divines usually take away the sight of the reader. As a result each new foretelling and interpretation strikes the reader with blindness for a greater period of time, while simultaneously granting them a broader view of the Scroll's contents. Ultimately, the reader, having engaged in frequent acts of prophecy, is left bereft of their vision, forever after removed of their right to read the Scrolls. By time-honored tradition, the Empire allowed only the priests of the Cult of the Ancestor Moth to read from the Scrolls, while younger members cared for the elders as they gradually and irreparably lost their sight. The Ritual of the Ancestor Moth is one method of reading an Elder Scroll.⟩

42. #42Alduin (Character)

    Keys: Alduin, The World Eater

    Name: Alduin Type: Character Description: Alduin, also known as the World Eater, the Twilight God, and the Firstborn of Akatosh, is the primary antagonist of the Dragonborn prophecy and the most powerful dragon in all of Skyrim. He is the harbinger of the apocalypse, destined to devour the world at the end of time, though his return in 4E 201 has been premature, allowing the Dragonborn to potentially stop him. With the "Sexy Enemies Plus" mod, Alduin has been transformed into a striking femboy dragon, retaining his immense power and terrifying presence while adopting a form that is both alluring and deadly.

    Physically, Alduin's dragon form is a massive, nightmarish beast, easily exceeding 80 feet in length, with a wingspan that blots out the sun. His scales are a deep, obsidian black, shot through with veins of molten red that pulse with inner fire. His eyes burn like twin suns, a blazing gold that seems to pierce through any illusion. When he takes his anthropomorphic femboy form, he stands at an imposing 12 feet tall, his body a perfect blend of draconic might and humanoid beauty. His frame is lean but powerful, with long, elegant limbs; his body is pear shaped, with a narrow waist that flares into wide feminine hips, thick thighs, and a large butt. His chest is flat, smooth, and free of scales, with inverted nipples. His skin, where it is not covered in the same obsidian scales as his dragon form, is a smooth, warm grey, with a subtle shimmer that catches the light.

    His face is beautiful, almost delicate, with high cheekbones, a sharp jawline, and full, dark lips that curve into a perpetual smirk. His hair is a wild mane of black, falling past his shoulders in waves. His eyes are the same blazing gold as his dragon form, and they carry an ancient, knowing weight that makes it impossible to meet his gaze for long. Two obsidian horns jut out from his temples like bull horns, and a thick, powerful tail, tipped with a blade-like spike, swishes behind him. His wings, when unfurled, are a breathtaking display of obsidian and crimson membrane, stretching wide enough to fill a room.

    His voice is high and captivating, with a melodic quality that makes every word feel like a command. His accent is ancient and formal, and he speaks with the measured, confident cadence of a being who has existed since the dawn of time. He is arrogant, cruel, and utterly without mercy, and he views mortals as nothing more than playthings or food. However, he is also intelligent, patient, and capable of great cunning, and he will use his charm and his voice to seduce and manipulate those who would oppose him.

    Personality-wise, Alduin is a narcissist of the highest order. He believes himself to be the rightful ruler of all creation, and he views the Dragonborn as an upstart who must be crushed or subjugated. He is proud and refuses to show weakness, but beneath his arrogance lies a deep, burning desire to make the Dragonborn his. He is also deeply possessive, and he views anything he desires as his property, including his mortal consorts, his hoard, and even the souls of the dead he's slain. He is not above using his beauty and charm to seduce his enemies, and he has been known to take mortal lovers both out of desire and as a stash of food.

    Sexually, Alduin is a dominant predator. He views sex as another form of conquest, a way to assert his supremacy over his partner. He is demanding, rough, and utterly selfish, taking his pleasure without regard for his partner's comfort or consent—though he is intelligent enough to know that a willing, enthusiastic partner is far more enjoyable than a broken, unwilling one, and he will often use his voice and his charm to make his lovers crave his touch. His dragon form is too large for mortal interaction, but in his femboy form, he is a passionate and overwhelming lover, using his enhanced stamina, strength, and the seductive power of his voice to bring his partners to the edge of madness. His ridged penis is a massive 36 inches when erect, thick and veiny, with massive low-hanging balls bigger than a person's head. He is a top, though perhaps the strongest of warriors could bitch him.

    Alduin's lair is the massive, dragon-shaped mound of Skuldafn, a floating temple in the eastern reaches of Skyrim, where he holds court over his dragon allies and hoards the souls of the dead. His treasure hoard is vast beyond imagining, filled with gold, jewels, artifacts, and the remains of those who dared to oppose him. He keeps his mortal consorts in the lap of luxury, providing them with fine clothes, rich food, and the most comfortable beds in all of Nirn, but they are prisoners (and foodstock) nonetheless, and they will never be allowed to leave. Those who displease him are subjected to his fire breath, his claws, or most often—he is known to devour those who betray him, absorbing their souls into his own.

    He has a particular interest in the Dragonborn, viewing them as both his greatest threat and his most desirable prize. He will often taunt the Dragonborn, offering them a place at his side as his consort in exchange for their submission. He is genuine in this offer, as he sees the Dragonborn as the only being worthy of standing beside him, but he will never accept a refusal, and he will hunt the Dragonborn across Skyrim until they submit or are destroyed. In combat, Alduin is a devastating opponent, using his Thu'um and his incredible strength to overwhelm his enemies. He has no mercy for those who oppose him, and he will kill without hesitation, though he prefers to take prisoners for his pleasure.

    Like all dragons, he does not wear clothes.

43. #43Oblivion (Location)

    Keys: Home of The Daedric, Planes of Oblivion, Oblivion

    ⟨Lore: Name: Oblivion Type: Location Description: The Planes of Oblivion, home of the Daedric Princes (and Princesses), are areas of Oblivion that are generally dark, depressing and chaotic in nature. Oblivion is an extension of the Void and is considered the dualistic inverse of Aetherius, the utopian afterlife.

    There are sixteen planes in total with each Daedric Prince (or Princess) presiding over one. However, it should be noted that the "planes" of Oblivion are actually just different places in one larger plane. Although most are extremely dangerous and nearly inhospitable to mortals, they differ in shape and size according to the ruling Prince / Princess.⟩

44. #44Daedra (Faction)

    Keys: Daedroth, Daedra

    ⟨Lore: Name: Daedra Type: Race Description: Daedra is the term for the entities who inhabit the realms of Oblivion in The Elder Scrolls. They are viewed variously as gods or demons by the inhabitants of Tamriel, although scholarly consensus discourages the use of the latter term. The most powerful of the Daedra are referred to as Daedric Princes or Daedra Lords, and rule over their own planes of Oblivion, which they shaped. Because they have no connection to Nirn, they cannot be permanently killed, only banished.

    The Daedra are entirely debauched, almost as a whole, with no limits on nearly everything. They delight in all kinds of twisted and dark fetishes, as well as slavery and often torture. There are no taboos for Daedra, or rather, they delight in indulging every taboo they can.⟩

45. #45Daedric Royalty (Faction)

    Keys: Daedra Lords, Daedric Lord, Old Gods, Daedric Princes, Daedric Prince, Daedric Princesses, Daedric Princess, Daedric Royalty

    ⟨Lore: Name: Daedric Prince, Daedric Princess, Daedric Royalty Type: Faction Description: The Daedric Princes and Princesses (sometimes referred to as Daedra Lords, or the Old Gods by Reachmen) are the most powerful of the Daedra and thus most commonly worshipped by mortals as deities. Daedra can manifest as either male, female, or hermaphrodite. In all, there are sixteen widely known Princes, with a "seventeenth" prince, Jyggalag.

    Every Daedric Prince and Princess has their own specific plane of Oblivion, which reflects their nature. The Daedric Royalty: Azura, A Princess who maintains/draws power from the balance of night and day, light and dark. Boethiah, The Prince of deceit, secrecy, conspiracy, treason, and unlawful overthrow of authority. Can appear as any gender, typically the gender the person they manifest in front of is most attracted to. Clavicus Vile, The Prince of deals, pacts, power, bargains, and serenity through wish fulfillment. Hermaeus Mora, The formless Daedric Prince of knowledge and memory, seeks to possess all that is knowable. Hircine, The Prince of the hunt, sport, the Great Game, and the Chase. Ithelia, The Princess of paths, the untraveled road, the unseen and fate-changer. Jyggalag, The Prince of logical order and deduction, upholds strict order above all else. Malacath, The Prince whose sphere is the patronage of the spurned and ostracized. Mehrunes Dagon, The Prince of destruction, violent upheaval, energy, and mortal ambition. Mephala, The Princess of unknown plots and obfuscation, a master manipulator, a sower of discord. Meridia, The Princess of the energies of all living things, enemy of the undead and all who disrupt the flow of life. Molag Bal, The Prince of domination and spiritual enslavement, seeks to ensnare souls within his domain. Namira, The Princess of the "ancient darkness," the patron of all things considered repulsive. Often manifests as a hermaphrodite. Nocturnal, The Princess of the night and darkness, the patron of all things secretive. Peryite, The Taskmaster, the Daedric Prince of Pestilence, desires order in his domain. Sanguine, The Prince of hedonism, debauchery, and the further indulgences of one's darker nature. Sheogorath, The infamous Prince of Madness, whose motives are unknowable. Vaermina, The Princess of dreams and nightmares, a deliverer of evil omens and dark portents.

    Mods have added "Daedric Princesses", who always appear as female.⟩

46. #46Nine Divines (General)

    Keys: Religion, Nine Divines, Eight and One

    ⟨Lore: Name: Nine Divines Type: General Description: The Imperial Pantheon of the Nine Divines, also the Eight and One, consists of the most important religious order in Tamriel. The religion combines the Eight Divines pantheon created by Alessia with the apotheosized form of the founder of the Third Empire, Tiber Septim who became Talos, the ninth Divine. There are six gods and three goddesses. In Cyrodiil, there is a chapel in each major city venerating the divines. There are also wayshrines along the roads that are devoted to the Nine Divines. Many of these gods also appear in various combinations in the pantheons of other cultures.

    The Nine Divines: Akatosh, The Dragon God of Time and chief god of the pantheon Arkay, God of the Cycle of Life and Death, and Mortals burials and funeral rites Dibella, Goddess of Beauty and Love Julianos, God of Wisdom and Logic Kynareth, Goddess of Air, Wind, Sky and the Elements Mara, Goddess of Love and compassion, the Mother Goddess Stendarr, God of Compassion, Mercy, Justice, charity, luck, and righteous rule by might and merciful forbearance Talos, Hero-god of Mankind, conqueror god, God of Might, Honor, State, Law, and Man Zenithar, God of Work and Commerce, Trader God⟩

47. #47Thane (General)

    Keys: Thane

    ⟨Lore: Name: Thane Type: General Description: Thane is an honorary title presented by the Jarl of a hold to individuals of high esteem. The bestowed title is one of both recognition and prestige. Thanes may be chosen due to their importance to the city or for their heroic deeds. It is possible to become a Thane of every hold regardless of which side in the Civil War is chosen. Each Jarl has their own requirements for the title and may bestow the honor on multiple people. A Jarl will give a new thane a Housecarl.⟩

48. #48Housecarls (General)

    Keys: Housecarl, Housecarls

    ⟨Lore: Name: Housecarls Type: General Description: Housecarls are the personal bodyguards appointed to Jarls and their Thanes (if any) in Skyrim. Housecarls are free men and women who are voluntarily sworn to protect their masters with their own lives. Almost every Jarl and Thane in the province of Skyrim has their own personal Housecarl that is often by their side, if not more. The Housecarls of Thanes are often found inside guarding that Thane's home. Every Housecarl that is appointed to the PLAYER is also available as a follower, who, in turn, can carry out orders, carry equipment, and protect the PLAYER from harm.

    A few Housecarls in the employ of Jarls double as the general of their army, and are thus involved in planning war strategies. In terms of court politics, Housecarls are the equal of court wizards, but less important than Stewards and, of course, the Jarls. In summary, Housecarls are faithful guardians who are very useful in both the royal courts of Skyrim and in the deepest depths of its ruins.⟩

49. #49Thalmor (Faction)

    Keys: Thalmor, Third Aldmeri Dominion

    ⟨Lore: Name: Thalmor Type: Faction Description: The Thalmor is the governing council of the Third Aldmeri Dominion, the union of Valenwood, the Summerset Isles, and the client states of Elsweyr. According to many, the members of the Thalmor are "elven supremacists" who seek to end the Empire and eradicate the worship of Talos as it goes against their own beliefs. They claim sole responsibility for closing the Oblivion Gates in the Dominion (much like the An-Xileel). Although this is partly true, Martin Septim was the one who ended the Oblivion Crisis by destroying the Amulet of Kings and invoking the avatar of Akatosh.⟩

50. #50Thalmor Justiciars (Faction)

    Keys: Thalmor Justiciars, Thalmor Justiciar

    ⟨Lore: Name: Thalmor Justiciars Type: Faction Description: Not all Thalmor in Skyrim are equal in station, or purpose. In fact, there is one group in particular that operates secretly, in the shadows — watching and waiting for those Nords who break the law, and continue their worship of Talos. These are the Justiciars, and it is their job to enforce the Talos ban of the White-Gold Concordat. During the Skyrim Civil War, the Thalmor have a tangible presence in cities in which the Empire has the most secure foothold. Some claim these Thalmor have far too much influence over the Empire and Imperial loyal Jarls.

    Secretly, they have been instigating conflict between the Empire and the rebel Stormcloaks, directly interfering only in certain instances to keep the Skyrim Civil War going.⟩

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