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Bloodfiends are feral vampires that have gone insane from bloodlust. They are found mainly in the region Rivenspire,[1] but have been seen in other regions, such as Auridon, where they can be found near the town of Phaer. A notable distinction between them and normal vampires is that Bloodfiends will not hesitate to feed upon Corpses.[2]
The main questline in Rivenspire also reveals that House Montclair, led by Lady Lleraya Montclair, is hoping to turn the region into Bloodfiends.[3]
Quests[]
- A Right to Live
- Blood Hunt
- Hope Lost
- Plague of Phaer
- Shornhelm Divided
- The Better of Two Evils
- The Blood-Cursed Town
- Under Siege
Locations[]
- Crestshade, Rivenspire
- Dark Anchors
- Faltonia's Mine, Grahtwood
- Fevered Mews (part of Shornhelm, Rivenspire)
- Goldfolly, Grahtwood
- Hinault Farm, Rivenspire
- Lipsand Tarn, Cyrodiil
- Moira's Hope, Rivenspire
- Ondil, Auridon
- Phaer, Auridon
- Spindleclutch, Glenumbra
- Wittestadr, Eastmarch
- Wittestadr Crypts
Variations[]
- Baroness Leila Montclair (The Doomcrag)
- Big Rabbu – Spindleclutch
- Bloodfiend Slasher
- Mad Mortine (Spindleclutch)
- Marrec Hinault (Hinault Farm)
- Melita Hinault (Hinault Farm)
- Plagued Peasant (Phaer)
- Spellfiend (Craglorn – multiple locations)
Trivia[]
- Mentioned in the quest-related notes Letter to Reezal-Jul,[4] Reply from Reezal-Jul,[5] and Lleraya's Orders.[3]
- If spoken to, Achibert Lemal at Camp Tamrith will remark upon the wilderness, saying "Welcome to our little oasis in the wilderness. Out there? Vampires, Giant Bats, Bloodfiends... in here? Frightened villagers, bad food, and poor company. All the comforts of home, all things considered.
- Unhallowed Legions also mentions Bloodfiends, as well as other undead creatures.[6]