Lore:Tel Mithryn

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Tel Mithryn
Type Settlement
Continent Tamriel
Province Morrowind
Region Solstheim
Appears in Dragonborn
Tel Mithryn circa 4E 201

Tel Mithryn is a settlement on the banks of the Iggnir River in southeastern Solstheim, made primarily out of four large fungi.[1] It was planted by Master Neloth of House Telvanni from cuttings of fungi in Vvardenfell, presumably before 4E 5.[2] The Nordic burial ground of Himmelhost Barrow was once found at the site of the settlement,[3] but like many of the ruins was later buried by the ash from the eruption of Red Mountain.[4] Relations between Tel Mithryn and the nearby Redoran town of Raven Rock have been cordial; the two settlements have been content to ignore each other.[5]

Circa 4E 201, Tel Mithryn was plagued by a string of bad luck, with the death of its steward, withering of its fungi and frequent Ash Spawn and Dragon attacks. It was later discovered to be the work of Ildari Sarothril, who was subsequently killed.[6] A priest of Dagoth Ur named Erden Relvel also chose the graveyard at Tel Mithryn as the site of his fated battle against the champion of the Tribunal.[7] Following a string of Ash Zombie attacks, the Last Dragonborn followed Erden's summons and defeated him, ending the threat.[8]

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  • For game-specific information, see the SkyrimDB article.

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