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Elder Scrolls, The (Longplay/Lore) - 201: Pelagiad (Morrowind)

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First published at 16:00 UTC on June 10th, 2020.

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The opulent Amaya Lake Lodge was built upon the shores of Lake Amaya during an earlier era, near the future site of Pelagiad. After Vvardenfell was opened for settlement in 3E 414, Fort…

For High Quality - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6TWnti5uPw

The opulent Amaya Lake Lodge was built upon the shores of Lake Amaya during an earlier era, near the future site of Pelagiad. After Vvardenfell was opened for settlement in 3E 414, Fort Pelagiad was built by the Imperial Legion and House Hlaalu to guard the roads between Vivec, Balmora and Seyda Neen. Legion veterans began to build farms around the fort, and several shops were set up as the village grew. The town was officially chartered, and noted for its Western architecture resembling that of a High Rock village. By 3E 427, the settlement boasted a tavern, tradehouse, blacksmith and Imperial Cult services.

According to the locals, Pelagiad started as a sort of retirement community. Imperial legionnaires who set up a few houses, then a tavern, and finally a fort. The purpose of Fort Pelagiad is to secure the Lake Amaya area and to guard the roads. Little should bring you to this town, save a few quests or a mistaken Divine Intervention cast at Seyda Neen hoping for a quick shortcut to Ebonheart.

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