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{{Quote|The original First Sword of the Order of the Hour, Justia Desticus stood by Cavor's side and devised the Rigors of Akatosh, eight traits to which all members must aspire. She is considered the second in devotion in Akatosh's eyes.|Statue of Justia Desticus|The Elder Scrolls Online: Dark Brotherhood}} |
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Revision as of 07:13, 15 June 2019
- "The original First Sword of the Order of the Hour, Justia Desticus stood by Cavor's side and devised the Rigors of Akatosh, eight traits to which all members must aspire. She is considered the second in devotion in Akatosh's eyes."
- ―Statue of Justia Desticus[src]
Justia Desticus is an Imperial First Sword of the Order of the Hour and, as of the events of The Elder Scrolls Online: Dark Brotherhood, deceased.
Interactions
The Wrath of Sithis
Upon entering Knightsgrave, the Vestige examines multiple statues, one of which is of Justia Desticus.