- Not to be confused with Sheogorath.
Sheogorad is a region found in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
Description[]
The region is an archipelago of about three dozen islands on the north of Vvardenfell island in Morrowind province. It is largely uninhabited, with the exception of the small villages of Dagon Fel and Ald Redaynia. The population is mostly composed of Nords, who claim to have settled here even before the Chimer claimed Morrowind. Numerous ruins dot the landscape, many of them Daedric and Dwemer. A Dunmer Stronghold, Rotheran, also exists here.
The region is named in honor of Sheogorath, the Daedric Prince of Madness.[source?]
Locations[]
The Sheogorad Region
Residences[]
Ancestral Tombs[]
- Andavel Ancestral Tomb
- Dralas Ancestral Tomb
- Drethan Ancestral Tomb
- Nelas Ancestral Tomb
- Orethi Ancestral Tomb
- Sarethi Ancestral Tomb
- Senim Ancestral Tomb
Caves[]
Daedric Ruins[]
Dwemer Ruins[]
Fortress[]
Grottos[]
Landmarks[]
Mines[]
Ships[]
Tower[]
Quests[]
Fighters Guild Quests[]
Thieves Guild Quests[]
Tribunal Temple Quests[]
Morag Tong Quests[]
Imperial Cult Quests[]
Imperial Legion Quests[]
Daedric Quests[]
Vampirie Quests[]
Miscellaneous[]
Characters[]
- M'aiq the Liar (southeast of Dagon Fel)
- Bugharz gro-Ular
- Bulak gra-Murug
- Glob gra-Ghasharzol
- Murzol gro-Ulfimph
- Sendus Sathis
- Tasellis Burtilius
- Thunmund
- Urzog gro-Shadbuk
Trivia[]
- Sheogorad was not included in The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind due to constraints regarding the large amount of Vvardenfell's territory already being adapted at the time of development. Zeb Cook said on ESO live that the team would love to come back to it at some point and that it "might happen", suggesting it could one day be a Story DLC zone.[1]
Appearances[]
- ↑ ESO Live Featuring Developer Discussion & Morrowind Gameplay May 12 2017 - Timestamp 57:30