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(Note: In case of Super Blaster - the one used here - battery contains Rocket Sprocket, marked with reddish-gray color) The most basic ones contain plates of mineral (in case of regular blaster, moonstone), wires, screw on which plates hold, capacitor that allows to optain energy from crystals and material capable of transmitting said energy on point of contact with trigger. Trigger allows to control when energy blast will occur.Įnergy battery is source of blaster's energy. They are included to round off this article and may not be authoritative or conclusive.Grip is point where knight is supposed to hold it, while cover is protecting the inside of the weapon, and gives it good look. Note: The following references are considered to be unofficial sources.

^ Dwemer Star Chart antiquity codex entry in ESO.

^ a b Prismatic Sunbird Feather antiquity codex entry in ESO.^ Pocket Guide to the Empire, 3rd Edition: All the Eras of Man, A Comprehensive History of our History - Imperial Geographical Society, 3E 432.

^ The Doors of Oblivion - Seif-ij Hidja.^ The Abbot Crassius Viria Answers Your Questions - Abbot Crassius Viria.^ Artorius Ponticus Answers Your Questions - Bishop Artorius Ponticus.^ Sovngarde, a Reexamination - Bereditte Jastal.

^ a b c Pocket Guide to the Empire, 3rd Edition: Arena Supermundus: The Tapestry of Heaven - Imperial Geographical Society, 3E 432.

^ The Light and the Dark - Irek Unterge.

Gallery Ī Varla Stone, a type of Aetherial Fragment (Skyrim Creation Club) The Dwemer were rumored to have used vessels called "Aetherbells", that could "dive" through the realms of Aetherius and Oblivion. Another example is the Royal Imperial Mananauts of the Elder Council, of which almost nothing is known. Their expeditions to Aetherius are said to be among the most famous attempts in history, however some scholars believe that actual proof of a successful journey is non-existent. Travel ĭuring the Merethic Era, a mythical order of Aldmeri explorers known as the Sun Birds of Alinor were said to have pierced the veil between Mundus and Aetherius using the raw magic of the Ehlnofey. The Mantellan Crux is a self-contained plane that for a time was the resting place of the Mantella after it was blasted into Aetherius by Zurin Arctus. The Magna Ge, or "Star Orphans", who fled Mundus before Convention and created the stars, reside here. Īetherius is thought by many to be the home of the Aedric spirits, though very little is actually known as travel to Aetherius is extremely rare.

For instance, in 2E 582 King Emeric of Wayrest was (temporarily) killed in the Chamber of Passage in the Hall of Heroes his soul was drawn through a nearby passage to the Far Shores, despite his being a Breton. These locations are not necessarily exclusive to those particular races, but may depend on an individual's beliefs, choices during their lifetime and the manner of their death, including the possibility of servitude to the Daedra in Oblivion. The Redguards have a different place in Aetherius, called the Far Shores, as do the Khajiit, a realm known as the Sands Behind the Stars. For Nords, their chosen place in Aetherius is Sovngarde, the Hall of Valor. Īetherius, much like Oblivion, consists of a multitude of realms which serve different purposes, except they are all "of everlasting imperfection". Materials known as Aetherial Fragments often become dislodged and fall to Nirn these are commonly observed by the people of Tamriel as 'shooting stars'. It is a common belief that the soul of a dead person, assuming they are not Nirn-bound for some reason, goes to Aetherius, to continue on as a spirit. The stars and the sun are thought to be holes into Aetherius left by spirits (notably Magnus) who long ago became dissatisfied with Mundus. The page may need work to meet the standards outlined on the project page.Īetherius, the Immortal Plane, is thought to be the origin of all magic and arcane arts. This page is currently being redesigned for the Lore Places Project (LPP).