—The Song of Gods
Stuhn is the Nordic God of Ransom, Fraternity, and Justice,[1] and is represented by a whale.[2][3] He is the brother of Tsun and the shield-thane of Shor and is one of the Hearth Gods.[4] Stuhn fought against the Aldmeri pantheon and showed Men how to take, and the benefits of taking, prisoners of war.[5]
He is seen as a precursor to Stendarr by some and seen as the same as Stendarr by others.[5][6] His teachings are paired up with those of Jhunal.[7]
Armaments named after him were crafted in Haafingar,[8][9] within a specialized forge among many such unique crafting sites scattered across Tamriel, renowned for bestowing varied distinctive effects upon weapons, armor, and jewelry fashioned within them.[10][11][12] The skilled smiths who operated these forges infused them with a divine spark of creativity, altering the local reality so that items crafted there possessed unique attributes. These items were notable for their properties that enabled the wielder to bypass some of their foes' defenses.[13][8][9]
GalleryEdit
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Whale stone (Skyrim)
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Shrine to Stuhn (ESO)
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Whale totem medallion
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Whale totem
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The Whalebone Bridge in Sovngarde
NotesEdit
- Two of the Five Hundred Companions of Ysgramor known as Ysmanue and Jhethen fashioned their beards as Stuhn and Tsun once did.[UOL 1]
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Shrine to Stuhn in ESO
- ^ The Song of Gods
- ^ Carved Whale Totem antiquity codex entry in ESO
- ^ Divines and the Nords — High Priest Ingurt
- ^ a b Varieties of Faith... — Brother Mikhael Karkuxor of the Imperial College
- ^ The Friend of All Mortals — the Resolute Templar of Ska'vyn
- ^ Meet This Year's Officiate - Breda — Breda
- ^ a b Stuhn's Favor's item set in ESO: Greymoor
- ^ a b Hunter's House in ESO: Greymoor
- ^ Felarian's dialogue in ESO: Summerset
- ^ Crafting Sites in ESO
- ^ Craftable Sets in ESO
- ^ Master Assistant Materials Acquirer Pacrooti Answers Your Questions — Pacrooti
Note: The following references are considered to be unofficial sources. They are included to round off this article and may not be authoritative or conclusive.