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Interactions With Tamriel ĭuring the time of the Planemeld, the liminal barriers between Tamriel and Oblivion faltered, and Dagon used this opportunity to launch several minor invasions from the Deadlands circa 2E 582, sacking the city of Firsthold and burning the city of Whisper Grove to ash. Balance was restored when Imago Storm of Dremora Clan allied with a mortal hero and temporarily took control of Clan Dagon after the hero banished Faydra Shardai, Xivilai Moath and Mehrunes Dagon to the Void. Ĭlan politics were upset during Dagon's invasion of the Battlespire, when Dagon allied with the clanless Mazken, and took a Dark Seducer as his bodyguard and lover. Dremora Clan, Xivilai's Clan and Shardai Clan are three of the more prominent all three are administrated from the Havoc Wellhead. Clan Dagon is the main clan of the realm, but other lesser clans and castes are also represented. The many lesser Daedra of the realm are thought of as unthinking animals. The lowest ranked Kynaz are Churls, who are undistinguished rabble ferociously cruel to mortals and other Daedra but obsequious to their superiors. A Kynmarcher is the lord and high officer of a citadel, outpost, or gate he controls both a clan fighting unit and a fief, a territory for which he is responsible. Below the Valkyn is the Markyn, Mehrunes Dagon's Council of Lords. The Valkynaz serve as commanders of operations of particular importance to Dagon, but usually stay by his side. Closest to Dagon is the Valkyn, his personal guard. The Kyn act as the Prince's chief servants. Lord Dagon rules the realm, but his servants follow a warlike, patriarchal hierarchy. Among the most powerful of Dagon's servants is the mighty Ash Titan, a fiery variant of the Daedric Titan first created by Molag Bal in imitation of the dragons. The Mudcrab of Eternal Doom is a scuttling horror which superficially resembles the mudcrabs of Tamriel, but which seemingly thrives in the scorching heat and relentless desolation of the Deadlands.

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The Magma Scamp is another native of the Deadlands, recognizable by its molten black skin wreathed in flames.

These flaming black beasts may resemble the creatures of Tamriel, but their true origins are obscure, and many see the hand of Mehrunes Dagon in their creation. The realm is also home to many unique forms of Daedra, such as the fiery Nightmare Courser, Nightmare Senche, and Nightmare Wolf. Īll manner of lesser Daedra inhabit the realm, from the lowly stunted scamp to powerful Xivilai. Despite the barren and volcanic nature of the Burn, the region has a large array of wildlife. For underbrush there is Bloodgrass, aggressive Harrada Roots and poisonous Spiddal Plants that grow abundantly in the charred soil. Several examples of tree are the Ember Oak which feeds on lightning strikes, the Deadlands Pine, and End Times Ash Tree, which must be burned to renew its lifecycle. What appear to be charred and lifeless husks are still very much living plants that thrive in the Deadlands destructive cycles. While it may seem the fauna are the only living things, the Deadlands is actually quite lush with living flora. In certain areas, it appears that nothing but burnt grass and dead trees dot the landscape, but appearances can be deceiving. ĭespite the realm's inhospitable environment, life still manages to flourish in the most hostile regions of Deadlands.

Magical land mines and fire towers protect the keeps from outside invaders, while devious mechanized traps await those who find themselves within. Cruel traps are employed both inside the towers and around their exterior. As such, these caves are inhabited with just as many Daedra as the surface, and Harrada roots often break through. Lava tunnels run beneath the stormy surface, occasionally flooded with magma or toxic gases, but often incorporated into structures and used as a means to traverse the landscape. Wooden bridges and primitive torches are sometimes used in place of stone. Not all areas of the realm are as sophisticated, however. Large structures contain magical runes, teleport pads, Blood Wells and Magicka Essence fountains (which are used for restorative purposes).

Many mechanisms are controlled through gear-based access systems which can break easily. Smaller, peripheral towers are used to store prisoners, and are navigated through the use of a 'Corpse Masher', an elevator system used to execute captives. Most towers have a hollow center, with several walkways leading up to the top floor and many twisting side passages. The towers are built in a distinct Daedric style, with ornamental spikes, dim lighting and rotting corpses strapped to the walls. The Deadlands contain many monoliths, war gates, bridges and towers, but many of these are defunct and ruined.

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