Snyeda Battleheart, joined a daggerfallian mercenary group to rebel against the thalmor. Eventually, after being blinded in one eye by a thalmor blade master, she left the group and traveled north, hearing rumors of a long forgotten and powerful artifact hidden by the dwemer.
Casavir has never regretted his vows until he meets the mage Laina South-Wind. He won't break his vows Laina is honest with herself and others. So when there's an attraction to the Paladin who is unexpectedly Dragonborn, she has to acknowledge it - to herself, if no one else. Things come to a head at the Grand Crystal Ball as they are both forced to acknowledge could have beens.
She only shook her head, placing the wine down on the heavy desk. Her fingers lingered for a moment, wrapped around the neck of the bottle. Morwen Nox is an ambitious, doom-driven adventurer and skilled thief. Kaidan is a brooding bounty hunter with a mysterious past, and a life debt to pay. Their paths cross as the Thalmor narrow in on the Blades' presence in Skyrim, while tensions between two political powers continues to mount.
As the pair grow close, whether it be by fate or something more human, the Season Unending approaches. Having finally escaped her golden cage on the Summerset Isles, Minerva Sable-Shield returns to Skyrim only to find her home torn apart by a civil war.
Knowing the Empire favored the elves, she quickly sides with the rebellion in hope to finally get her revenge. Rated M for violence, gore, and romantic stuff. Decided to take Skyrim and put it into a blender and bake it into a fun story of political intrigue. After at least six hours of sleep, the Jarl will wake up to repeat her schedule once more. Approaching the Jarl will have her direct you to speak to her steward before herself: "If you have business, please see Falk Firebeard, my steward.
Please direct questions to my Steward. It's rather sad, really. It's unacceptably tragic. Asking about her claim to the throne of Skyrim will have her explain that she cannot assume the role of High Queen until the Stormcloaks are defeated: "Not yet, no. Although it is true my husband Torygg was the High King, and I am his widow This land is riven by war, and her people suffer for it. The Stormcloaks are a blight on Skyrim, and like any blight Only then will I take my rightful place as High Queen.
Ulfric coveted the High King's throne. He thought he deserved it more than Torygg. And so he came before my husband and he With that terrible voice. Like something out of a legend Or a nightmare. When Ulfric unleashed such fury, my husband he That is all I will say, for it grieves me to speak of it. A question I am all to familiar with. One my very Thanes ask often. They worry that Tullius is so focused on the war, that he risks forgetting what's best for our people. The real irony is that, while General Tullius is certainly no Nord, the people of Skyrim would be lost without him.
Trust is always difficult, especially for my people. Yet we must trust in Tullius' leadership. For what other choice do we have? You're dismissed. Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Elisif the Fair. View source. History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. Please direct questions to my Steward.
Ulfric coveted the High King's throne. He thought he deserved it more than Torygg. And so he came before my husband and he With that terrible voice.
Like something out of a legend Or a nightmare. When Ulfric unleashed such fury, my husband he That is all I will say, for it grieves me to speak of it. Although it is true my husband Torygg was the High King, and I am his widow This land is driven by war, and her people suffer for it. The Stormcloaks are a blight on Skyrim, and like any blight Only then will I take my rightful place as High Queen.
A question I am all too familiar with. One my very Thanes ask often. They worry that Tullius is so focused on the war, that he risks forgetting what's best for our people. The real irony is that, while General Tullius is certainly no Nord, the people of Skyrim would be lost without him. Trust is always difficult, especially for my people. Yet we must trust Tullius' leadership. For what other choice do we have? I think Falk is taking care of that. I was hoping you would do for me.
He says you're someone we can trust. As you may know Talos worship is outlawed in the Empire. When we buried my husband I made offerings to all the gods I would like you to take an item of his, a warhorn handed down from his father, and place it at a Shrine of Talos. It would mean a lot to me.
Return to me if you change your mind though. Now it would seem Ulfric has his wish. And there truly is no justice in the world.
Although it's true my husband Torygg was the High King and I am his widow, I am in no position to claim such a title. Ulfric Stormcloak is victorious, and the Jarls have fallen in line. It seems I will never take my rightful place as High Queen. A rare thing indeed. So after the civil war quest line Elisif just disappeared, when I entered the blue palace she was leaving so I waited a day she wasn't there then I waited another still not there if she's in the place where all the old jarls imperial jarls are tell me where to find that and if she is in-fact there.
The old imperial Jarls are all downstairrs at the blue palace upon entry take the stairs to your left, she might be there, maybe there is also a slight chance she moved to castle dour for some freakish reason, all of ulfrics old jarls are at the long table in front of him in case you really can't find her and decide to go freaky on your search.
It might also help to find a quest line in which you have to talk to her in which case the quest marker might point you directly to her. Even when you side with the Stormcloaks Elisif stays Jarl of Solitude, she does move around for a few quests but she also has a very strange bug where she'll move to the Whiterun plains.
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