| Vilverin | |
|---|---|
| Type | Ruin |
| Continent | Tamriel |
| Province | Cyrodiil |
| Region | Heartlands |
| Appears in | Oblivion, ESO, Legends |
Vilverin (also known as Lake Mist Ruins) is an Ayleid ruin located in the Heartlands of Cyrodiil, on the northeastern shore of Lake Rumare. The complex is split into several subsections, including Canosel, Wendesel, and Sel Sancremathi; the latter two translate as "Journey Halls" and "Hall of Golden Homes" respectively in Ayleidoon.
HistoryEdit
In the late Merethic Era, the Ayleids of Vilverin were among those clans who turned to Daedra worship, known as the Daedraphiles. During the Alessian Slave Rebellion, Vilverin became home to one of the Ten Ancestors, Ayleid statues originally held in the White-Gold Tower which were dispersed to cities across Cyrodiil for safekeeping. When the Tower fell to the Nedic rebels in 1E 243, the Rulanyil clan of Vilverin was forced to migrate out of Cyrodiil to avoid slaughter. They traveled to Valenwood, where they built a new city in Greenshade named Rulanyil's Fall.[1][2] Vilverin subsequently fell into ruin.
In 2E 582, the ruins were inhabited by a group of trolls led by the Lake Mist Fiend.[3]
Circa 3E 433, a Redguard necromancer named Jalbert moved into the ruins after being forced to flee from Daggerfall. He subsequently began to resurrect the bodies of the long-dead Ayleids in the crypts beneath the ruins.[4] A group of bandits also inhabited the ruins, where they ambushed merchants along the Red Ring Road and collected Welkynd Stones to sell to the Mages Guild.[5] However, the bandits soon began to fall victim to the undead when Jalbert needed fresh corpses for his experiments. The Hero of Kvatch then entered the ruins, slaying Jalbert and the bandits. The Hero also retrieved the ancient Ayleid statue, which was later sold to Umbacano.[6]
GalleryEdit
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Vilverin circa 2E 582
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Vilverin seen across Lake Rumare (Legends)
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The Lake Mist Fiend
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Jalbert
NotesEdit
- The settlement's original Ayleid name has been lost to time. The name "Vilverin" only came into use some time after the fall of White-Gold.[7]
See AlsoEdit
- For game-specific information, see the Oblivion and Elder Scrolls Online articles.
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Ayleid Survivals in Valenwood — Cuinur of Cloudrest, 4th Tier Scholar of Tamrielic Minutiae
- ^ ESO loading screens
- ^ Lake Mist Ruins in ESO
- ^ Undelivered Letter
- ^ Dirty Scroll
- ^ Events of Oblivion
- ^ Umbacano's dialogue