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Old Mournhold

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Old Mournhold is a location found in The Elder Scrolls III: Tribunal.

DescriptionEdit

It is the ruins of the ancient city on which the whole of Mournhold was later built.[1][2] It is a large complex of underground tunnels and ancient ruins located under the city of Mournhold in Morrowind. Old Mournhold can be accessed from many trapdoors throughout the city. It is a very large labyrinthine series of sewers, tunnels, tombs and ruins. Several groups of assassins, bandits, Goblins and undead can be found within.

HistoryEdit

Old Mournhold Temple Shrine - Tribunal

The temple shrine

Old Mournhold, being built under Mournhold, is said to be built over even older Dwemer Ruins and Daedric shrines.[3] At one point, mainland Ebonheart and Mournhold were a combined city-state. It was ruled by Clan Ra'athim, whose royal house held the High Kingship of Morrowind. It was then split into the two separate city-states when Queen Lian's twin sons were left as joint heirs.[4]

During the end of the First Era, Mournhold was known to be the capital of Morrowind. The Royal City of Old Mournhold was destroyed in 1E 2920 by the Daedric Prince Mehrunes Dagon. Almalexia and Sotha Sil were too late to prevent its destruction, although, they succeeded in banishing Mehrunes Dagon back to Oblivion.[2]

SublocationsEdit

There are four main areas: the Sewers, the Temple Sewers, the dwemer ruin of Bamz-Amschend and the daedric ruins of Norenen-dur.

The SewersEdit

These are large areas joined by sinuous corridors, often flooded ankle-deep, The further one delves deep into the sewers, the more likely to encounter hostile beings.

Palace SewersEdit

From the surface, the Palace Sewers can be reached through the basement of the Royal Palace. Doors lead to the Bazaar Sewers and the West Sewers. An underwater door leads to the Residential Sewers.

Residential SewersEdit

The Residential Sewers lie beneath Godsreach. It can be accessed through trapdoors outside in Godsreach, or inside some of the buildings here.

West SewersEdit

The West Sewers are a maze-like area accessible from the Palace Sewers or the Residential Sewers.

Manor DistrictEdit

Home of Dandras Vules and The Dark Brotherhood. It is mostly made up of the ruins of Moril Manor.

Bazaar SewersEdit

The Bazaar Sewers can be reached from the Great Bazaar through a trapdoor. Doors lead to the Manor District and the Palace Sewers.

BattlefieldEdit

The Battlefield is likely the area where the battle between Almalexia and Mehrunes Dagon took place. It is made of large caverns and is infested with rats and undead.

The Temple SewersEdit

These sections of the sewers is beneath and reachable from Mournhold Temple. It seems to contain, scattered throughout, many half buried ancient buildings. Many underground, maze-like tunnels and caverns form this very large area. The Temple sewers is one of the few places where Adamantium Ore can be mined.

Temple SewersEdit

Abandoned CryptEdit

Gedna Relvel's TombEdit

Temple Sewers EastEdit

Temple Sewers WestEdit

Temple ShrineEdit

Dwemer ruin of Bamz-AmschendEdit

The unique Dwemer Ruins found under Plaza Brindisi Dorom, and accessible once "An Attack on Mournhold" has occurred.

Bamz-AmschendEdit

Daedric ruin of Norenen-durEdit

From Bamz-Amschend, this Daedric shrine can be accessed:

Norenen-durEdit

QuestsEdit

Main QuestsEdit

MiscellaneousEdit

CharactersEdit

Bazaar SewersEdit

Moril ManorEdit

Plaza Brindisi DoromEdit

Residential SewersEdit

Temple SewersEdit

Teran HallEdit

West SewersEdit

EnemiesEdit

GalleryEdit

AppearancesEdit

References

  1. ↑ Dialogue with Mournhold citizens
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2920, vol 11 - Sun's Dusk
  3. ↑ Events in The Elder Scrolls III: Tribunal
  4. ↑ The Real Barenziah, Book V
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