In The Elder Scrolls: Castles, the subjects who can inhabit your castle are divided into the standard ten races of Tamriel.
ArgonianEdit
Argonians are a race of reptilian beings from the southeastern province of Black Marsh.
BretonEdit
Bretons are a people of human and elven ancestry found in the province of High Rock.
Dark ElfEdit
Dark Elves, or Dunmer, are the grey-skinned people of Morrowind, land of the Red Mountain.
High ElfEdit
"High Elves, or Altmer, are the noblest of all elvenkind. Their homeland is the Empire's main rival.
ImperialEdit
Imperials are the people from the province of Cyrodiil, at the heart of the Empire.
KhajiitEdit
The Khajiit are a race of cat-like people mainly found in the southern province of Elsweyr.
NordEdit
Nords are a hardy people that come from the province of Skyrim, on the northern shores of Tamriel.
OrcEdit
Orcs, or Orsimer, are Elves who were cursed by a Daedric Prince. They have long struggled to establish their homeland.
RedguardEdit
Redguards, the last race to settle Tamriel, have long ruled over the province of Hammerfell.
Wood ElfEdit
Wood Elves, or Bosmer, are the wildest of the Elves, many of which still hide in the forests of Valenwood.
NotesEdit
- The game contain a collective race "Elves", which has a description: [verification needed — whether it is used somewhere in the game, or unused]
- Elves include the noble High Elves, the sylvan Wood Elves, and the fiery Dark Elves.
- In the Early Access, there were the following differences:
- The Khajiit had a separate plural form «Khajiits», which was also used in the description;
- Orcs had a different description:
- Orcs, or Orsimer, are a race of elf-like beings that have long struggled to establish their homeland.
- Redguards had a different description:
- Redguards, among the first people to settle Tamriel, rule over the province of Hammerfell.
- Wood Elves had a different description:
- Wood Elves, or Bosmer, are the wildest of the Elves, many still hiding in the forests of Valenwood.