Tan Morthal MastiffEdit
- Bull Mastiffs from Morthal in Skyrim are fearless and tireless hunters inured to the hardships of the frozen marshes. The tan variety is a favorite with scouts, hunters, and trackers.
The Tan Morthal Mastiff is available as a Superior-level reward in the Scalecaller Crown Crates. Its default name is "Thaenaar".
Tangerine Dragon FrogEdit
- The slug-like Sloads of Thras bred the flame-hued Tangerine Dragon Frog so they could be spotted more easily in their archipelago's murky lagoons. Some say they were bred to be pets, but the Sload word for them translates as "snacks."
The Tangerine Dragon Frog is available as a Legendary-level reward in the Storm Atronach Crown Crates. Its default name is "Flamekisser".
Tawny Lambent GuarEdit
- Frequently seen sniffing items and creatures alike, these Murkmire guar glow a soft amber. Those with close ties to the swamp claim they feel it feeding the guar's light, but some scholars believe the luminescence is simply an alchemical reaction.
The Tawny Lambent Guar is available as an Epic-level reward in Akaviri Potentate Crates. Its default name is "Noggin".
Teacup Chaurus ChitterlingEdit
- When raised from the egg, these small chaurus learn commands extraordinarily well. Some folk insist that carrying the egg near your heart helps the chitterling form an attachment to you, making it less likely to wander off and become a menace to others.
The Teacup Chaurus Chitterling is available in the Crown Store as part of the Markarth Collector's Bundle, or by itself for 1,000 
. Its default name is "Teacup".
Teal-Faced FellrunnerEdit
- Craglorn Companions of Belkarth had no luck at all exporting Fellrunners for the High Rock and Hammerfell pet markets—until they sold a flock of the Teal-Faced variety to Fahara'jad's menagerie in Sentinel. Suddenly they were all the rage!
The Teal-Faced Fellrunner is available as a Superior-level reward in Sovngarde Crates. Its default name is "Bluebird".
Tel Aruhn GuarlingEdit
- Records indicate Tel Aruhn merchants bred the tawny lambent guar with the freckled guar. Scholars dispute this, saying instead that the Imperial Legion accidentally created them when they administered the area. Either way, they're crafty little snugglers.
The Tel Aruhn Guarling is an upcoming exotic pet. Its default name is "Snugglebeast".
Topal DurzogEdit
- Said to have been bred by Coral-Splitter Goblins to hunt for fresh fish, these aqua-blue and coral-striped durzogs spread to the shores of Topal Bay decades ago. To this day, they still love to dive into the surf and snag aquatic bounty!
The Topal Durzog is available as a Superior-level reward in Grim Harlequin Crown Crates. Its default name is "Fishhunter".
Topaz Fledgling Terror BirdEdit
- In the wild, Topaz Terror Birds cloak themselves in wind-blown sand to ambush unsuspecting prey. This little fledgling is keen to practice the technique, so be sure to warn your companions before a sandstorm hits. No one wants to lose a toe!
The Topaz Fledgling Terror Bird is available as a Superior-level reward from the Wraithtide Crown Crates. Its default name is "Sandghost".
Tortoiseshell EchatereEdit
- While they often disagree on theology, the Orsinium Orcs are unified by their love of this echatere's coat. Some call it a blessing from Trinimac. Others call it an outcast's brand from Malacath. Either way, this beast is a bundle of skittering joy.
The Tortoiseshell Echatere is available as a Superior-level reward from the Sunken Trove Crown Crates. Its default name is "Skitterjoy".
Tourmaline Swamp JellyEdit
- The Argonian who named this multihued jelly claims inspiration from the mineral, though some note she was calling it a "watermelon jelly" first. Oddly enough, some find its flavor resembles that of the fruit.
The Tourmaline Swamp Jelly is available as an Epic-level reward in Iron Atronach Crates. Its default name is "Watermelon".
Toxin Skin SalamanderEdit
- The large, lumbering Salamanders of southern Tamriel are known for defending themselves with various elemental bursts—all but one, the Toxin Skin variety, which relies on venom instead. Not even the Sapiarchs of the Crystal Tower can account for it.
The Toxin Skin Salamander is exclusively available as part of the Newcomer Pack for Xbox, which can be purchased on the Microsoft Store. Its default name is "Poisontail".
Turquoise NixadEdit
- Scholars think the iridescent blue Turquoise Nixad must have inherent magical properties, because those wings certainly aren't big enough to enable it to fly. Yet fly it does, flitting about like a beautiful human-shaped hummingbird moth.
The Turquoise Nixad was available from the Crown Store for 700 from July 7 to July 31, 2016. It is also available as an Epic-level reward in Flame Atronach Crates. Its default name is "Beryl".
Tu'whacca's Sphynx CatEdit
- "These fastidious cats bring the blessing of Tu'whacca and hold a place of honor within their chosen homes. Further, they often start sleeping with any who near death, and thus we venerate them as guides to the Far Shores."—Tanandra, Scholar-Errant
Tu'whacca's Sphynx Cat is available as a Superior-level reward in Nightfall Crates. Its default name is "Purrbucket".
Tuxedo VvardvarkEdit
- The most popular conjecture about the origin of the Vvardvark is that it's a magical hybrid created by a rogue Telvanni wizard. The coloration of the Tuxedo Vvardvark, according to this theory, was intended to enable it to hide in a flock of chub loons.
The Tuxedo Vvardvark is available as an Epic-level reward in the Dwarven Crown Crates. Its default name is "Stibbons", after the eponymous character.
Twilight Striped LynxEdit
- Stories whispered among Nords decades ago told of a reclusive dark-furred lynx that eats the spirits of those who barred from Sovngarde. Imagine their surprise when they found a few domesticated as tent guards during a raid on Reach natives.
The Twilight Striped Lynx is available as a Superior-level reward in Nightfall Crates. Its default name is "Shadownipper".