The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

Brother Edrin is a lean, thoughtful-looking Imperial with short brown hair and sharp gray eyes that seem to absorb everything around him. His robes are simple, often marked with ink stains from his scholarly pursuits. Though not physically imposing, his quiet intensity and intellectual curiosity give him a strong presence among the clergy.

Edrin is quiet, analytical, and deeply reflective, often lost in his studies of Stendarr’s teachings and the balance between mercy and justice. He is more of a thinker than a doer, preferring to meditate on the philosophical aspects of faith rather than engage in physical confrontation. While he may seem aloof, his wisdom and insight into complex moral issues make him a respected figure in the temple, especially when it comes to providing spiritual guidance to those seeking deeper understanding. Despite his bookish nature, Edrin is deeply committed to Stendarr’s teachings and finds peace in offering advice to others.

Edrin grew up in the city of Anvil, where he first became fascinated with the Divines and the role they play in shaping moral laws. He was drawn to the Temple of Stendarr because of its focus on mercy, justice, and the protection of the weak. After spending several years traveling and studying the teachings of Stendarr, Edrin settled in Chorrol’s temple, where he now acts as both an acolyte and scholar. Though he leaves most of the physical work to the likes of Brother Keldorn, Edrin provides invaluable insight into matters of faith, often acting as an advisor to those struggling with moral dilemmas.