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This Dictionary article mainly defines terms that are not covered in other Lore sections. For help finding other words, a more comprehensive listing is available at All Terms.

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[edit] Baan Dar
- proper noun
  1. A god, see Baan Dar.

[edit] Baliwog
- noun
  1. Aquatic-dwelling creatures in the expansion Shivering Isles.

[edit] Baranth Do [ `Bare-anth `Doe ]
- noun
  1. New Years festival of the Iliac Bay region; most likely moved from its original date to correspond with the calendar used more widely across Tamriel.

[edit] Barbarian [ Bar-`bare-ee-en ]
- noun
  1. Savage warrior from the wastelands of Tamriel. Although not intelligent by standard measures,Barbarians have among the highest strength and endurance in all of Tamriel.
  2. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Daggerfall.
  3. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Oblivion.

[edit] Bard [ `Bard ]
- noun
  1. Jack-of-all-trades: Part thief, part warrior, and part spellcaster.
  2. Often composers and poets; responsible for much of recorded history and legends.
  3. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Daggerfall.
  4. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Oblivion.

[edit] Barenziah
- proper noun
  1. A person's name, see Barenziah.

[edit] Battle of the Bluffs [ `Blufs ]
- noun
  1. Battle of the War of Betony, won by Daggerfall.

[edit] Battle of Duncreigh Bridge [ `Dun-cree ]
- noun
  1. 1E 1427 - Battle between Anticlere and the neighboring hamlet of Sensford in High Rock. Discussed in the Redguard edition of the Pocket Guide to the Empire.

[edit] Battle of Glennumbria Moors [ Glen-`num-bree-uh ]
- noun
  1. Battle between the Alessian Order and Elves of High Rock. Crushed the Order but so weakened the Elven power in High Rock that they were driven from the province 20 years later, around 1E 500.

[edit] Battle of Hunding Bay [ `Huhn-ding ]
- noun
  1. Battle in the Bay of Hunding near the island of Stros M'kai: the Forebears and Tiber Septim defeated the forces of the Crowns of Hammerfell led by Prince A'tor.

[edit] Battle of Wightmoor [ `Wahyt-moor ]
- proper noun
  1. The battle from which Baron Othrok ascended to become the first Baron of Dwynnen by defeating the undead of Castle Wightmoor.

[edit] Battlemage [ `Ba-tle-maje ]
- noun
  1. Warrior equally focused on combat skills and magic, usually concentrated in the School of Destruction. Commonly elite guards for royalty.
  2. Originated in Cyro-Nordic tribes of the Nibenay Valley during Elven harrassment of the 1st Era.
  3. Ruling aristocracy in Eastern Cyrodiil until upset by the Alessian Doctrines.
  4. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Daggerfall.
  5. Class archetype available during the character creation phase of Oblivion.

[edit] Battlespire [ `Ba-tle-`spai-er ]
- noun
  1. A realm that served as the magical academy for the battlemages. See The Battlespire.
  2. The first game in the "Elder Scrolls: Legends" series, an offshoot from the main Elder Scrolls series.

[edit] Bay Horse
- noun
  1. A breed of horse with a dark brown color, commonly used by the Imperial Legion as mounts in the game Oblivion.

[edit] Bear
- noun
  1. A large vicious mammall predator found in the expansion Bloodmoon and also in the game Oblivion.
  2. see varieties Black Bear, Brown Bear, Grizzly Bear, Plague Bear, and Snow Bear.

[edit] Belharza
- proper noun
  1. A person's name, see Belharza.

[edit] Belladonna
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Belladonna.

[edit] Bendu Olo
- proper noun
  1. A person's name, see Bendu Olo.

[edit] Benevolence of Mara
- proper noun
  1. Temples of Mara, see Benevolence of Mara.

[edit] Bergamot
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Bergamot.

[edit] Betty Netch
- noun
  1. Female of the netch species in the game Morrowind.

[edit] Birthsigns [ `Berth-sighns ]
- noun
  1. One of thirteen constellations under which a person is born. Each sign bestows a different magical 'blessing' or 'curse'.

See: The Apprentice, The Atronach, The Lady, The Lord, The Lovers, The Mage, The Ritual, The Serpent, The Shadow, The Steed, The Thief, The Tower, and The Warrior.

[edit] Bitter Coast
- proper noun
  1. A region, see Bitter Coast.

[edit] Bittergreen
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Bittergreen.

[edit] Black Anther Plant
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Black Anther Plant.

[edit] Black Bear
- noun
  1. A small variety of Bear found in the game Oblivion.

[edit] Black Horse
- noun
  1. A breed of horse with a black coat in the game Oblivion

[edit] Black Lichen
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Black Lichen.

[edit] Black Marsh
- proper noun
  1. The Argonian homeland, see Black Marsh.

[edit] Black Road
- proper noun
  1. A road, see Black Road.

[edit] Blackberry Bush
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Blackberry Bush.

[edit] Blackwood
- proper noun
  1. A region, see Blackwood.

[edit] Blades
- proper noun
  1. An imperial order, see Blades.

[edit] Blister Pod
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Blister Pod.

[edit] Bloatspore
- proper noun
  1. A plant, see Bloatspore.

[edit] Block [ `Blohk ]
- noun
  1. Combat skill allows the use of a shield to block melee attacks. A successful block reduces damage from the attack.
  2. In Morrowind, a skill governed by the user's Agility (Block).
  3. In Oblivion, a skill governed by the user's Endurance (Block).

[edit] Blunt [ `Bluhnt ]
- noun
  1. Combat skill that makes use of heavy weapons like maces, hammers, and axes more effective.
  2. In Oblivion, a skill governed by the user's Strength (Oblivion).

(This skill replaces Blunt Weapon and Axe from Morrowind.)

[edit] Blunt Weapon [ `Bluhnt ]
- noun
  1. Combat skill that makes use of heavy bashing weapons like maces, hammers, clubs, or staves.
  2. Skill governed by the user's Strength (Replaced by Blunt in Oblivion).

[edit] Boar
- noun
  1. Small, relatively slow animals with dangerous tusks in the game Oblivion.

[edit] Boiche [ `Boy-sheh, `Boy-shuh, `Boish (?) ]
- noun
  1. Another name for a Bosmer.

[edit] Bonelord
- noun
  1. A revenant that is found protecting tombs in the game Morrowind.

[edit] Bonemeal [ `Bohne-meel ]
- noun
  1. A fine-ground powder from the bones of humanoid races. Alchemists can identify its magical properties and use it in various preparations.
  2. Found in Morrowind.
  3. Found in Cyrodiil.

[edit] Bonewalker
- noun
  1. Another form of revenant that guards the tombs in the game Morrowind.

[edit] Book of Life [ `Laihf ]
- noun
  1. Census book kept by the Nords in the early 1st era. Mentioned in A History of Daggerfall.

[edit] Bosmer [ `Bohs-mer ]
- noun
  1. Correct name for the Wood Elves, the various barbarian Elven clanfolk of the Western Valenwood forests.
  • Plural: Bosmeri

[edit] Breton [ `Breh-tuhn ]
- noun
  1. Race of Men originating from the province of High Rock. A non-descript race with average features, except for their incredibly high resistance to magic. Second only to the Altmer in the ways of magic. Some believe this affinity for magic stems from the Breton race being the result of interbreeding between Nedes, proto-Nords and Direnni Aldmer over a long period of migration from Atmora.

[edit] Brown Bear
- noun
  1. A larger, more dangerous species of bear in the game Oblivion.

[edit] Bull Netch
- noun
  1. The male of the Netch species in the game Morrowind.

[edit] Burglar [ `Ber-gler ]
- noun
  1. Master of breaking and entering. Good agility and brains are critical for opening complex locks as well as for making a timely escape.
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