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| Category | Courtyard (Statues) |
| Quality | Legendary |
| Limit Type | Traditional Furnishings |
| Bind | Bind on Pickup |
| Unlocked By | |
| Auridon Adventurer | |
| Description | |
| The High Elves maintain these statues represent their honored ancestors, though some scholars insist they're of Ayleid design. | |
PurchaseEdit
The following achievement is required to purchase this furnishing:
| Achievement | Points | Description | |
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Auridon Adventurer | 50 | Complete 37 unique quests in Auridon. |
Release Notes
Update 13 (Homestead - February 2017)
- Released
NotesEdit
- This statue can be found in use in Skywatch as a statue of Aldmeri origin, though it can also be found in Ayleid Ruins like Nonungalo. It features a Welkynd Stone in its chest, which is associated with Ayleid culture.
- This statue was created with being an Ayleid asset in mind. In earlier versions of ESO, conflicting sources described the Ancients of Auridon as not only Aldmer and Altmer, but as exiled Ayleids from Valenwood. This theory was presented in the old version of Auridon Explored, Chapter XII, where Fenlil the Wayfarer asserts that the Ayleids landed on the northern tip of Auridon following the Alessian Slave Rebellion and became the ancestors of the island's Altmer population.[1] A member of the Mages Guild also asserted that the ruins of Ezduiin were Ayleid.[2] These sources conflicted with both established lore and other in-game texts, including earlier entries in the Auridon Explored series. They were later refuted by developers[3] and ultimately removed from the game during a patch. However, ESO continues to occasionally mistakenly identify ruins on Auridon (such as Torinaan) as Ayleid in origin.[4]
GalleryEdit
- ^ Auridon Explored, Chapter XII (old) (old version)
- ^ Naarcaano's dialogue
- ^ Loremaster's Episode of ESO-RP ZOS Interview
- ^ Zahari's dialogue on Torinaan during the Elsweyr prologue quest Dark Souls, Mighty Weapons