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Sabertooth TigerEdit

A sabertooth tiger

A dangerous animal commonly found around the Iliac Bay. It attacks with its very long incisors and front paws.[1] Nobility sometimes train them as house pets.[2]

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Sabre CatEdit

A sabre cat

Sabre Cats are large, powerful, and fast cats that have evolved two dangerously sharp front teeth. They are very dangerous and will attack wildlife and people without hesitation, often ignoring the former in favor of the latter. They're found in the wilds of Skyrim. Khajiit legend states that the sabre cats were once the Rhojiit, Khajiit warriors who fought for Alkosh at the Battle of Red Mountain. Snowy sabre cats are found in the frosty high elevations of Skyrim, and vale sabre cats can be seen in the Forgotten Vale.

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A salamander

Salamanders are amphibians found in tropical regions such as Summerset, Murkmire and Southern Elsweyr. They can vary in size from very small to extremly large.

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A Sandroach

A desert dwelling arthropod that lives in Craglorn and northern Elsweyr.[3]

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Satyrs inhabited the forests of Valenwood prior to the arrival of the Aldmer to the province.[4]

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A scalon

Scalons (or Scalon) are large aquatic humanoids native to the Shivering Isles. Naturally, they are commonly found near water, occasionally leaping from the water and attacking. They can also become invisible.


A scamp

Scamps are one of the lesser sentient Daedra of Oblivion, who often enter into the mortal world to cause mischief and carry out errands for their Princes. They are weak, rather dull (described as semi-intelligent), and cowardly, and are easily defeated except in large numbers. For the greater Daedra, scamps are useful minions, as their nimble hands can carry and manipulate objects, and they are just tricky enough to be cunning opponents in combat. They are most commonly associated with Mehrunes Dagon, though they also serve Molag Bal, Sheogorath, and Sanguine.


Scarecrow SpectreEdit

A Scarecrow Spectre

Scarecrow Spectres are scarecrows animated by a ghost. They are created by hedge wizards during the Witches Festival, a holiday that takes place on the 13th of Frostfall each year. The dark magic involved in their creation is thought to be related to the spells that transform spriggans into lurchers.

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A scorpion

Common scorpions can be found in the desert. They have venomous stingers. See also: Giant Scorpion.

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A scrib

Scribs, also known as squibs or kwama scribs, are the larval form of the Kwama. They are not very aggressive, but can paralyze attackers. Pupal scribs are sometimes roasted over an open fire by Dunmer.[5] Scribs are traditionally impaled to wooden plates and eaten alive.[6]

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A scuttler

The scuttler is a bipedal reptile roughly the size of a housecat. They eat insects and groundworms. Scuttlers are not related to the guar or alit, as they have completely different reproductive systems. Oddly, they are more similar to cliff racers. They are often kept as pets throughout Tamriel.[7]

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Sea-drakes are ocean-dwelling beasts. They live in the deep waters off Lilmoth, in the Oliis Bay. Their presence makes swimming in said waters a dangerous endeavor.[8]:49:50 They are extraordinarily large. Staring at them beneath the waves from above the water, their general shape is described as being like a crocodile, but with paddles instead of legs.[8]:51

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Sea GiantEdit

A Sea Giant

Sea Giants are a species of giant with silvery blue skin that is rarely seen on Tamriel. They're perceived as smarter and more malicious than Giants that dwell on land. Sea Giants are rare enough to be creatures of legend, and have appeared in Nord maritime tales dating back to the First Era. Little is known about their culture and behavior. They are capable of speech, and have been witnessed speaking their own language as well as common Tamrielic dialects such as Cyrodilic. Sailors have claimed to witness Sea Giant vessels in the frozen wastes of the Sea of Ghosts. These ships are the size of islands, and are armed with jagged spears. However, these accounts are considered to be widely exaggerated. They allegedly only make landfall during the coldest winters, and never stay for long. They slaughter and pillage, then vanish in the ice and fog.

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Sea SerpentEdit

A Sea Serpent

Sea Serpents are large sea monsters native to Pyandonea, capable of standing 64 feet above the water. They are tamed and ridden (or occasionally summoned) by the Maormer for use as steeds and warbeasts to support their navy, which is only possible because of the powerful snake magic of their king, Orgnum. Maormer often use serpent iconography in their weapons, armor, banners, and most notably their totems. Maormer ships are decorated with sea serpent designs and are capable of passing through the thick kelp around Pyandonea, which serves as a well-camouflaged home for the sea serpents that are Orgnum's guards and occasional mounts. Their hide and teeth are also used by Maormer to craft their gear.

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A Seagull

A bird found along Tamriel's coasts. Their feathers are used in pillows and quills.[9]


A seducer

A daedra associated with Nocturnal, often depicted as a scantily clad woman. See also: Daedra Seducer, Dark Seducer

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A seeker

Seekers are grotesque, tentacled daedra. They are servants of Hermaeus Mora, usually guarding tomes of forbidden knowledge, and are masters of illusion who use invisibility and decoy mirror images as distractions while they sap their target's strength. Seekers have the power to banish prey with sound attacks. They are rarely seen outside the Apocrypha.

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A Senche-Leopard, a type of Senche-Cat

Senche-Cats, also known as Senches, are large, quadrupedal felines most often associated with Elsweyr and Valenwood, but can also be found in other provinces thanks to breeding. During the Dawn Era, senche-cats and other creatures of Nirn were a chaotic hybrid of plant and animal, before the god Y'ffre established their forms as we know them today. Their original monstrous forms can be seen when the Bosmer invoke the Wild Hunt.

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Sep AdderEdit

A sep adder in Abah's Landing

Sep Adders (also known as Sep Vipers) are venomous winged snakes most commonly seen with brown scales and crimson eyes. While they are commonly seen in southern Hammerfell, particularly on the Hew's Bane peninsula, they have also been witnessed in northern Elsweyr. Despite being winged, the sep adder cannot fly but can use them to glide short distances. They have also been observed to use their wings in threat displays and to shade their heads from the sun. The diet of the sep adder is varied as they have been observed to eat both insects and fish as well as small rodents, they are constantly on the hunt and are capable of pouncing on prey from a great distance. However, they are also edible and are described as being easy to skin and cook, akin to a chicken.

Sep adders are often described as having a mean temperament and short tempers, like badgers in snake-form. However, this has not stopped people from attempting to tame these reptiles as pets. Aside from the common sep adder, there are a few known subspecies; the cobalt sep adder is rarely seen in captivity but is prized amongst the Hammerfell nobility for its rumored ability to be able to detect poison in drinks and food.. Another variety, the silver-scaled infernal sep adder, is known to inhabit the high altitudes regions of Hammerfell. Some Brassilisk fabricants from the Clockwork City are created in the form of Sep Adders.

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Divayth Fyr's Shadow

Shadows are the creations of the Daedric Prince Nocturnal, there are two known types of Shadows associated with her, one way shadows are created is when a victim's shadow is ripped from their body and given sentience with the use of shadow magic. Victims of this process describe feeling a chill before their shadows are separated from them and the shadow often turns on its former owner and may attempt to murder them or may even take their place. Shadows are a vital part of a person's animus and the victim is severely weakened and should they not reabsorb their shadow and instead destroy it, the victim will permanently lose some of their power. Some believe that without a shadow, a person begins to lose touch with themselves, as thoughts beyond the basic facts of life dissipate until the victim is nothing but a thrall. The most powerful beings such as those of the Psijic Order, powerful mages such as Divayth Fyr, or even gods such as Sotha Sil can have their shadows ripped out of them. They have been known to show intelligence and can even assume a person's role as seen in the second era when Sotha Sil's shadow took his place. They are observed to be colder and more arrogant than their actual counterparts. Shadows have a weakness to light sources.

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Shadow AtronachEdit

A shadow atronach summoned in the shape of a senche

Shadow Atronachs are a type of elemental that, like other atronach varieties, can be summoned by a conjurer.

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A shalk

Shalks are large, occasionally aggressive beetles which attack by spitting fire. They also bite attackers with their sharp mandibles, and can pack a bit more power into the maneuver by producing flames as they bite. Despite the danger, they are herded by the Dunmer of Deshaan for their prized meat, resin, and carapaces. They are native to mainland Morrowind near the base of Ash Mountain, as well as Vvardenfell. They tend to congregate near lava.

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A shambles

The Shambles appear to be some sort of undead construct made of bone and lashed together with wire or bits of cloth, often haphazardly. They detonate a magical ice bomb on death.


Shearteeth are a type of fish found in the Sump on Umbriel. They are described as having a "maw full of teeth". They can reach at least fifteen feet long and have long whip-like tails, dual swimming fins on the underside, teeth that "would shame a shark", and a tough hide. They are usually non-aggressive to Skraws but will attack if the sump considers someone an intruder.


A sheep

Sheep are domestic livestock found on farms and sheepfolds. They are very docile and produce wool. Male sheep are called rams, and have horns. People who farm sheep are called shepherds. Sheep are easy prey for bears and other predators. Occasionally, shepherds need to take precautions to protect their flock. Shepherds are known for making cheese out of sheep's milk. Sheep cheese is described as having a sharp, startling odor. They can also be raised for mutton.

Their wool can be used to make a variety of products, including blankets, carpets, flags, and clothes. Wool is an insulator, making it an excellent material for products that allow citizens to handle hot food and utensils. It is also soft, making it excellent for filling soft pillows. The Bosmer use wool in their clothing, as this is in compliance with the Green Pact. Harpy down can be spun with fine wool to make a sturdy material for mages' robes.

During an annual competition in Windhelm, horse-sized rams from the Yorgrim River are ridden by contestants up and then down a mountain at top speeds, bareback and without falling off. The rams bred for this purpose are massive, and often toss riders off their backs purposefully during the competition. Many believe that the rams choose their riders because of this.

In 3E 433, a group of pirates ran a sheep smuggling operation out of Leyawiin before being forced to relocate to Anvil.

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A shellbug

A rare giant insect found underground in the Forgotten Vale of Skyrim. They are bred by the Falmer for their hard coatings.[10]

Shellbug chitin is very hard, making it ideal for use in crafting armor. Harvesting the chitin requires the use of a pickaxe, with repeated mining of the shell causing its death.

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Shroom BeetleEdit

A shroom beetle

Large fungus-encrusted insectoid creatures that can be found on the island of Vvardenfell and in Murkmire. Various varieties exist and among them are what seems to be the most common type of shroom beetle, the Ruby Shroom Shalk, a red shroom beetle and a popular house pet on the Telvanni Coast.[11] The Blue-Cap Shroom Shalk, a blue shroom beetle and it is said to bring calm and serenity to the Dunmeri home.[12] The Gold-Cap Shroom Shalk, a yellow shroom beetle and preferred by bankers for symbolic reasons.[13] Some historians theorize that Shroom Beetles may have originated from Black Marsh as a result of the Dark Elves raiding Black Marsh for thousands of years in an effort to bring back things they deemed valuable, such as slave labor, livestock, and critters.[14]

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Silt HopperEdit

Two silt hoppers

Giant arthropods that are smaller than silt striders, or are possibly just the young of said creature. Used as a means of transport in Morrowind by the Ashlanders.

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Silt StriderEdit

A silt strider

Silt Striders are giant arthropods, which can be up to 60 feet tall. Used as a means of transport in Vvardenfell by manipulating exposed organs and tissues. Silt Striders are a resilient species whose tough carapace helps them survive the adverse environment of the island. Silt Striders survived the Ash Blight that exterminated many of Vvardenfell's native creatures, such as the Cliff Strider. Their numbers would however dwindle due to the coming of the Red Year, when the eruption of the Red Mountain killed most of them and destroyed their native habitat.

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A Skaafin masquer

Skaafin are a race of Daedra found in the Fields of Regret that serve Clavicus Vile. In appearance, they have yellow skin, red eyes, long black horns on their head, with blonde, brown, or bald haircuts. Physiologically, they resemble Altmer and Dunmer, having pointed ears and similar facial structure, though they come in varying sizes between three to six feet tall. The Skaafin appear to have some form of a caste system; the taller Skaafin have more sophisticated weapons and stronger armor, often serving as leaders. Skaafin smaller in stature are more feral, having a primitive vocabulary and fight using little more than their hands and magic.

When manifesting on Tamriel, Skaafin are known to corporealize rapidly out of Chaotic Creatia, sprouting from the ground in orange-colored goo. Skaafin can use a variety of spells, such as projectile flares, and masquers can create "Masques", spectral clones that explode to attack their target. They are known to communicate using mirrors, showing what is on the other side of a different mirror instead of a reflection. As shapeshifters, Clavicus Vile and Barbas are known to take the form of Skaafin outside of their domain.

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A skavenger

A small rodent. Skavengers are larger than rats, but smaller than skeevers.[15] Cats can be kept around to cull them.[16] They are a common sight in Craglorn, Summerset, Elsweyr and some parts of Vvardenfell.

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A skeever

The Skeever is a large rat-like creature that is commonly found in Skyrim, but can be found all throughout Tamriel. Unlike the common rat, the skeever is more feral and are prone to carry more diseases, such as Ataxia. But while they are known as pests, the skeever is actually one of the largest-known food sources for the entire continent. It is a popular prey for larger creatures but it is very common to find cooked skeever in a campfire. The skeever's tail is a common alchemical recipe for poisons, all the while, a charred skeever's hide provides all sorts of solutions for a potion, such as the ability to cure diseases. The skeever is the namesake of the Skeevera order, a classification for rodents in Tamriel. Other known members of this category include the common rat and the rabbit.

  • Variations: Venomfang Skeever
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Skein BeetleEdit

A skein beetle

Skein Beetles (also known as Skein Shalks) are Daedric imitations of Nirn's beetles. They are associated with the Daedric Prince Mephala. They are said to use their pointed proboscis to drain a victim of their blood.[17]

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Skein ScorpionEdit

A Skein scorpion

Skein Scorpions are Daedric imitations of Nirn's scorpion counterparts. They are associated with the Daedric Prince Mephala. They are the preferred companion of Deathweavers, the Knights of the Spider Cult.[18]

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Skein SpiderEdit

A Skein spider

Skein Spiders are Daedric imitations of Nirn's spider counterparts. They are associated with the Daedric Prince Mephala, often being summoned by her Spiderkith minions. They are the most common denizen of the Spiral Skein and can be fiercely loyal pets.[19]

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Skein WaspEdit

A Skein wasp

Skein Wasps are Daedric imitations of Nirn's wasp counterparts. They are associated with the Daedric Prince Mephala.

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A skeleton

Skeletons are a form of Undead consisting of the reanimated bones of the dead. They're often found protecting the dungeons, forts and ruins of Tamriel. Many varieties of animated skeletons exist, some stronger than others. Skeletons have a certain resistance to edged weapons and frost spells. Though the skeletons of humans and elves are generally the same, Orcs have different skulls due to the tusks on their lower jaw, and beast races such as Argonians and Khajiit have different skulls overall.

Skinned HoundEdit

A skinned hound

Swift, agile zombified wolves stripped of flesh and fur. They are immune to poison.[20] Bonewolves and Death Hounds are similar creatures.


Skylamps (Left)

Skylamps are flying creatures native to Morrowind, described as big gas bags with spears for feet. They are theorized to have preyed on dragons, running them out of Vvardenfell by overwhelming their territory in numbers, despite initially having been their prey.


A snake

Standard snakes are often seen slithering in grass. Snake charmers keep them as pets, training them to dance to their music.

They can be hunted for their meat. Pukta snake covered in honey and then roasted is a simple Argonian dish.[21] River-boas are a species that live in Murkmire and mesmerize their prey. Willow vipers are excellent at remaining hidden, and are best left alone.[22]

See also: Giant Snake

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Snow FoxEdit

A snow fox

A small, white furred variety of Fox that can be encountered in the colder regions of Skyrim. Rabbits are one of their favorite prey. Some are kept as pets by Skyrim's inhabitants Their pelts are often sold by hunters and are considered more valuable than those of regular foxes.

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Snow WolfEdit

A snow wolf

A rare, powerful type of wolf which freezes its prey with ice magic. The Nords of Solstheim can use their pelts to create frost resistant armor. See also: Ice Wolf

Snowy Sabre CatEdit

A snowy sabre cat

Snowy Sabre Cats are large, hostile cats with sizable teeth. They are very dangerous and will attack wildlife and people without hesitation, often ignoring the former in favor of the latter. They're found in the wilds of Skyrim. Snowy Sabre Cats carry a disease called Witbane. See also: Sabre Cat, Vale Sabre Cat

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A Snowray

Snowrays are a green variant of terrestrial rays, flying creatures that closely resemble the more well-known aquatic rays. They are dangerous opponents and are often found in icy areas such as glaciers. See also: Shadowray

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Soul ShrivenEdit

A Soul Shriven

Soul Shriven (or Soul-Shriven) are the remnants of individuals who have their souls stolen by a Daedric power.

Daedric rituals sometimes drain a mortal's soul from their body. When this happens, the body is left naught but a shriveled husk, which is referred to as soul shriven.

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Spectral Mud CrabEdit

Spectral mud crab

The spirit of a Mudcrab. Can only be found in Gaiar Alata. Known to hoard enchanted items.

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Concept Art of the Sphinx (Right)

The Sphinx is a mythical creature that has been associated with the province of Elsweyr. The nature of these creatures is unknown, as is the time period they come from. There have been two known sphinxes in history, one of which was the Sphinx of Gazia, Agamanus, who has a temple made in their honor. The other was the Sphinx of Canus, Igon.

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A spider

Spiders are multi-legged creatures that come in a myriad of sizes. Giant spiders are dangerous foes, being incredibly aggressive carnivores. They move very quickly and deal damage with their claws and fangs. Through their abdomen, spiders are able to excrete a sticky, thin substance called spider silk. With it, spiders perfect their dwellings, sealing unwanted exits/entrances and constructing a web which they can use to quickly transverse to any space within their abode. They are known to encase their victims in silken cocoons and sometimes paralyze them so that they can feed on them later.

Spiders have associations with the Daedric Prince Mephala, the god Shagrath, and her High Priestess, Selene, who some hypothesize could be connected to Mephala.

  • Variations: Albino Spider, Cave Spider, Forest Spider, Frostbite Spider, Goldenback Spider, Tenmar Mountain Spider, Web Mothers

Spider DaedraEdit

A Spider Daedra

Spider Daedra (also called Perthan)[nb 1] are semi-intelligent Daedra who appear as giant spiders with armored carapaces and humanoid torsos. They are associated with Mephala, though they can be seen serving other Princes, such as Molag Bal. Other Daedra such as Aureals may summon them to fight. Spider Daedra are capable of speech, and some are willing to engage in relatively peaceable conversation with mortals.


A Spiderkith

Spiderkith are intelligent humanoid Daedra that serve Mephala. They have webbed skin that appears almost desiccated. Their veins glow dull red beneath their skin. Their skin can range in color from navy to red. Red-skinned spiderkith have glowing red eyes, while darker spiderkith have dull, empty grey eyes. Few known spiderkith have skin that is black like charcoal. Some spiderkith have hair white and grey in color, but many do not.

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A spiderling

A lesser Daedra that can be summoned by spider daedra to paralyze opponents.

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A spriggan

Spriggans, often called Nature's Guardians, are tree spirits that take the form of female humanoids. They possess moderate intelligence, but despite being revered they are usually hostile towards travelers. Spriggans have their own unique language, which can be learned by scholars and used to calm the creatures. They are usually found protecting secluded glades and groves all over Tamriel, often blending in with the plant life and catching trespassers unaware. Spriggans attack with their long, sharp fingers as well as their teeth, and have the ability to poison enemies. They have incredible regenerative abilities, resulting in adventurers often having to defeat them several times before they remain dead. If threatened, they can call nearby woodland animals to aid them in battle, and some even have the ability to magically summon black bears.

  • Variations: Spriggan Matron, Spriggan Earth Mother, Burnt Spriggan


A springbok

Passive deer-like creatures that can be found bounding all across Summerset.

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A squirrel

Squirrels are harmless rodents that live in trees. The preserved paw of rare red squirrels is considered to be a good luck charm by many Khajiit.[23] They are sometimes hunted for their meat.[24] The Bosmer make jagga tarts using fermented pigs' milk and squirrel preserves.[25]

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Steam CenturionEdit

A steam centurion

Steam Centurions (also known as Dwarven Centurions or Dwarven Mechanical Giants) are heavily armored constructs with an extendable mace on one arm. They are not as common in Dwarven ruins as the lesser Dwarven automatons. The book Ruins of Kemel-Ze implies that the constructs have a weakness to frost and magic attacks, due to the water/steam that drives them, although they are highly resistant against fire, frost and shock.

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Steam ConstructorEdit

A Steam Constructor

The function of the Steam Constructor is unknown, but its name implies that it may have been used in aiding Dwemer construction projects. Its appearance is describable as a mashup of various automaton parts, including the legs of a giant Dwarven spider, the upper body of a Dwarven centerion, and various other Dwarven parts mixed in.

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Stone AtronachEdit

A Stone Atronach

A type of Elemental Daedra consisting of four legs and a central body with one eye, all made out of stone. Pelladil Direnni of Clan Direnni summoned an army of Stone Atronachs to build the Blackrose Prison. Stone Atronachs can seemingly be summoned from a variety of sources, including crumbling ruins.[26]

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Stone GolemEdit

A stone golem

A moderately strong Golem made out of stone.

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Storm AtronachEdit

A storm atronach

A powerful Shock Elemental Daedra native to a pocket realm of Oblivion called Levinace. They can be summoned, and are immune to normal weapons and shock, resistant to poison and can reflect spells and damage.

Swamp JellyEdit

From left to right are the cantaloupe (amber), mint (green), blue and plum (purple) swamp jellies

Swamp Jellies are floating creatures with an elastic, gelatinous bodies that are native to Black Marsh. They are described as having a disquieting resemblance to aquatic jellyfish that natural philosophers have no adequate explanation for. They are extremely docile in nature and tend to live solitary lives from other swamp jelly, coming only together for spawn but are social animals. Their diet consists of bugs and make excellent travel companions for the marsh.

Various swamp jelly breeds exist, differing in their size, shape, and color. The majority are harmless, but some breeds, such as those located in the Deepmire, are capable of poisoning and killing you if you make brief contact with their tentacles. Argonians use flavor themed naming conventions based on a swamp jelly's color hue. In Murkmire. Four breeds of Swamp Jellies can be found. The Swamp Jellies of the region most commonly have frilled, bulbous bodies from which four tentacles hang. The cantaloupe swamp jelly breed is named after its amber hue and is observed to be the most common swamp jelly in the region. The mint swamp jelly breed is named after its green hue but coincidentally has a refreshing taste. The blue swamp jelly breed has a blue hue but its flavor themed name is unknown. The plum swamp jelly breed is named after its violet hue and is the rarest breed. Seeing a plum swamp jelly is considered by many Argonians to be a sign of good fortune and Argonians wear their feeler as a "Good Luck Tentacle". There exists a species of swamp jelly found in Blackreach.

They are related to the Netches of Morrowind. Some historians theorize that the relation may be a result of the Dark Elves raiding Black Marsh for thousands of years in an effort to bring back things they deemed valuable, such as slaves, livestock, and critters.

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Swamp LeviathanEdit

A swamp leviathan

A reptilian creature found in the Black Marsh, it is described as a mountain of spines, with nine-foot-long claws and a jaw that juts out, exposing its tusks.

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Sun-Blessed ToadEdit

A Sun-Blessed Toad

This frog is an especially rare species found in Murkmire. They are pale green in color and dappled with gold, and are rarely seen, preferring to stay in their mud pits and only emerging to mate every few seasons. As their croaks are highly prized by Argonian vossa-satl makers, they developed a way to lure them out. This involves creating an artificial Toad Musk out of stench sedge, salt rush, and joymallow and applying it to a croak-wheel which mimics the mating croak of the Sun-Blessed Toad.[27] They are also known to be quite fragile when excited.[28]

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  1. ^ Sabertooth Tiger abilities and appearance in Daggerfall
  2. ^ Events of Runaway Pet in Daggerfall
  3. ^ Appearance of Sandroaches in Craglorn and Northern Elsweyr in ESO
  5. ^ Mirri Elendis' dialogue in ESO
  6. ^ Set of Kwama Scrib Dining Spikes item description in ESO
  7. ^ Morrowind Fauna, Part OneHolia Asellio
  8. ^ a b Keyes, Greg. The Infernal City. Del Rey Books, 2009.
  9. ^ Clerk's Gull-Feather Quill and Baandari Horse Pillow item descriptions in ESO
  10. ^ The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim: Prima Official Game Guide — David Hodgson
  11. ^ Ruby Shroom Shalk pet description in ESO
  12. ^ Blue-Cap Shroom Shalk pet description in ESO
  13. ^ Gold-Cap Shroom Shalk pet description in ESO
  14. ^ Loremaster's Archive: Murkmire Q&A — Jee-Lar
  15. ^ The Skavenger's appearance in ESO
  16. ^ Appearance of many cats and their Skavenger kills in Shimmerene, especially around the docks
  17. ^ Skein Shalk pet description in ESO
  18. ^ Skein Scorpion pet description in ESO
  19. ^ Skein Spider pet description in ESO
  20. ^ Skinned Hound abilities in Shivering Isles
  21. ^ Cheemee's dialogue in ESO: Murkmire
  22. ^ Xukas's dialogue at Alten Meerhleel during Missing in Murkmire in ESO: Murkmire
  23. ^ Red Squirrel Paw item description in ESO
  24. ^ Pacrooti's dialogue in ESO, among other sources
  25. ^ Jagga Tart Fluted Ring Pans item description in ESO
  26. ^ Appearance of the Foundation Stone Atronach and Risen Ruins in ESO
  27. ^ A Guide to Gathering FrogsNesh-Deeka
  28. ^ Nesh-Deeka's dialogue in Murkmire