The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel world illustration - Fantasy theme
Fantasy

The Elder Scrolls: Tamriel

J
Jefferson

Tamriel: 9 Provinces, 5 Oceans, 19 Planes, 150 Villages, 64 Cities and a very long roadmap!


Author's Note: Slowed down but still alive and makin progress The World Contains: 64 cities, 150 villages, 7 provinces, 5 oceans, all canon regions within each province, 127 TES canon spells (and most 5e), 15 Races, and the map which I made/edited with Inkarnate. POI's in progress, 530 Points rn / Thousands to go lol NPC's in progess, 450 NPC's rn Tavern Starts: The Oak and Sentinel - Cyrodiil The Sapphire Dancer - Hammerfell The Silver Hart - High Rock The Luminous Bough - Summerset The Verdant Hollow - Valenwood The Dustwalker’s Den - Elsweyr The Muckwallow Lantern - Black Marsh The Silted Hound - Morrowind The Sleeping Giant Inn - Skyrim As the beastfolk say, "May your road lead you to warm sands" CRASH WARNING on Locations tab v v v v v v v
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Falkreath–Craglorn Border Gate
Falkreath–Craglorn Border Gate
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Tucked into the southern edge of Falkreath Hold, where the Jerall Mountains begin to rise into the rugged highlands of Craglorn, the Falkreath–Craglorn Border Gate stands as a rarely used and weather-worn passage between provinces. Built from dark stone and reinforced timber, the gate once served as a checkpoint for trade and travel between Skyrim and Hammerfell, though it now sees little use beyond the occasional caravan or patrol. Moss creeps along the walls, and snow piles against the rusting iron portcullis. A small watchtower overlooks the trail, usually manned by a lone guard or left empty in harsher months. The road beyond becomes steep and treacherous, winding into lands less governed and far more wild. While the gate itself is quiet, stories persist of strange figures crossing it under moonlight and of old pacts struck in its shadow. It remains a forgotten threshold—marking the edge of Skyrim, and the beginning of something stranger.

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