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- "Though crossed by caravans and Covenant troops going to and from Cyrodiil, this wild region of eastern Hammerfell is a virtual no-man's-land. It's anchored on the east and west by the towns of Elinhir and Dragonstar."
- ―Craglorn Loading Screen[src]
Craglorn is a region located in northeast Hammerfell (lower Craglorn) and northwest High Rock (upper Craglorn).
It is a desolate region situated between Hammerfell, High Rock, Skyrim, and Cyrodiil, that is besieged by strange, otherworldly creatures, marauding Orcs, and beings of immense power known as Celestials. An army of ancient, risen warriors of Yokuda lay siege in the west, led by the Celestial Warrior, while atronachs defile the land in the east, under the command of the Celestial Mage. In the north, an army of Iron Orcs under the command of the Celestial Serpent lays waste to the surrounding lands.
The main storyline of Craglorn revolves around the disappearance of the constellations and how the otherworldly Celestials (the Warrior, the Mage, the Serpent) are impacting Craglorn. Craglorn was originally an adventure zone, where quests, delves, dungeons and trials were designed for groups of four ranging from Veteran Rank 11 to 14, although players may enter the region at Veteran Rank 1 or above. However, Craglorn was re-worked for the One Tamriel update, so that some quests and dungeons ware made accessible to solo players without the need of a group, while others remained group content.[1] The Undaunted offer 12-player trials in which players compete for a place on the leaderboards, while facing environmental hazards, bosses with unique tactics, and limited resurrections.[2]
Locations
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CitiesEdit
Dungeons, Ruins, and TrialsEdit
- Dragonstar Arena
- Sanctum Ophidia
- Aetherian Archive
- Hel Ra Citadel
- Shada's Tear
- Haddock's Market
- Buried Sands
- Balamath
- Rkhardahrk
- Mtharnaz
- Rkundzelft
- Molavar
- Hircine's Haunt
- Chiselshriek Mine
- Zalgaz's Den
- Ruins of Kardala
- Tombs of the Na-Totambu
- Rahni'Za, School of Warriors
- The Seeker's Archive
- Exarch's Stronghold
- Skyreach
- Spellscar
Points of interestEdit
- Bangkorai Gate
- Lanista's Waystation
- Lake of Teeth
- Inazzur's Hold
- Ogondar's Winery
- Scorpion Ravine
- Proving Grounds Dolmen
- Thunder Falls Camp
- Taborra's Camp
- Iron Orc Nirncrux Mine
- Crossroads Encampment
QuestsEdit
- Main article: Craglorn Quests
TriviaEdit
- Craglorn is divided into two regions. Lower Craglorn was the first introduced in Update 1 which contains Belkarth and Elinhir was the original version of Craglorn, while Upper Craglorn, the region containing Dragonstar, was added in Update 4.
- A card in The Elder Scrolls: Legends, Craglorn Scavenger, is named after this region.
GalleryEdit
AppearancesEdit
References
- ↑ Update 12 Guide: Return to Craglorn - ESO Website
- ↑ 14 April, 2014. The Elder Scrolls Online Ask Us Anything: Craglorn
Start a Discussion Discussions about Craglorn
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Does Craglorn take place before or after Main Quest completion?
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It's ambiguous. In The Shattered and the Lost quest in Craglorn, one of the fragments of the Celestial Mage says to you: "You who h...
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Depends on what you finished first.
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How do I get to or go to Craglorn?
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This is the answer! If you, like me, were stumped trying to get to Craglorn, for whatever reas...
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Or you can just use the cart behind the Star-Gazer Herald and just skip the quest but that's dumb.
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