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- For other uses, see Orcrest.
- "The once-thriving town of Orcrest may be the location in Northern Elsweyr that was hardest hit by the Knahaten Flu and the breakdown of society that followed. Abandoned and haunted by its own dead, Orcrest is now a place of dread for the nearby surviving Khajiit."
- ―Orcrest loading screen[src]
Orcrest is a public dungeon that appears in The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr.
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Quests[edit | edit source]
Unhealthy Preoccupation[edit | edit source]
Notable items[edit | edit source]
- A Sacrament Remains – On a crate in a camp to the south of Orcrest
- First Signs of the Flu – Next to the steps near the The Charred Prince
- Flu Victim's Note – On a crate in the southern part of the Upper City
- Letter to Peryite – Next to a fountain in the Upper City
- Mathoc the Immortal – Lying on the floor next to Zoadran
- Noordigloop the Clog – In the sewers
- Shazah's Diary – On a crate at the entrance
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Characters[edit | edit source]
- Non-hostile
- Hostile
- Cannibal Archer
- Cannibal Brute
- Diseased Alchemist
- Diseased Arbalest
- Diseased Archer
- Diseased Assassin
- Diseased Berserker
- Diseased Brigand
- Diseased Butcher
- Diseased Dreadnaught
- Diseased Conjurer
- Diseased Nightblade
- Diseased Savage
- Diseased Hedge Wizard
- Diseased Feral
- Diseased Lurker
- Diseased Reaver
- Diseased Pyromancer
Creatures[edit | edit source]
Gallery[edit | edit source]
Appearances[edit | edit source]
- The Elder Scrolls: Arena
- The Elder Scrolls Online (mentioned only)[1]
References[edit | edit source]
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