| Dagon Fel | |
|---|---|
| Type | Settlement |
| Continent | Tamriel |
| Province | Morrowind |
| Region | Vvardenfell (Sheogorad) |
| Appears in | Morrowind |
Dagon Fel is an isolated fishing village found amidst the archipelago of Sheogorad, on the island district of Vvardenfell. The town has historically been occupied by the Nords of Skyrim, since the ancient invasion of Morrowind by the Nordic Empire. It is built atop of the ruins of a Dwemer city known as Mzuleft.[1]
HistoryEdit
Dagon Fel traces its origins to the Conquest of Morrowind in the early First Era. At this time, High King Vrage the Butcher ruled over the First Empire of the Nords, and invaded surrounding territories such as Resdaynia and High Rock.[2] But when both the Chimer and Dwemer had driven out the Nords in 1E 416, the Dwarves built their own city on Dagon Fel's ruins, known as Mzuleft. But like many other Dwemer settlements, Mzuleft was later abandoned.[1] Sometime in the mid-Second Era, there was a settlement called Dagon Fel with an active port,[3] known for its Nix-Oxen.[4]
Thousands of years later in 3E 414, the Treaty of the Armistice was lifted on the island territory of Vvardenfell, as well as surrounding islands like Sheogorad. Nordic fishermen came to the area and re-established the town of Dagon Fel, atop of the Dwemer ruins. Because of its location, Imperial scholars and adventurers arrive in the area to explore the nearby Daedric and Dwemer ruins, of which the region is riddled.[1]
Sometime around 3E 427, the Nordic necromancer, Sorkvild the Raven occupied a dwemer tower just outside of Dagon Fel, much to the dismay of the local populous. The Imperial Legion of Fort Moonmoth sent one of their soldiers to take him out, as a way to show the Dunmer of Vvardenfell that they can rely on the Imperial Legion to destroy necromancy. With Sorkvild dealt with, the town of Dagon Fel was at peace and appreciative to the Imperial Legion.[5]
GalleryEdit
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Mzuleft
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Dagon Fel Nix-Ox
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A map of the location of Dagon Fel
See AlsoEdit
- For game-specific information, see the Morrowind article.
ReferencesEdit
- ^ a b c Dagon Fel generic description in Morrowind
- ^ Frontier, Conquest — University of Gwylim Press, 3E 344
- ^ Granny Gravius' clothing correspondence in ESO
- ^ Dagon Fel Nix-Ox Steed description in ESO
- ^ Sorkvild the Raven faction quest in Morrowind