The Resolutes of Stendarr are a group of Stendarr devotees who have sworn to help the sick and protect the weak. The Resolutes consist of holy warriors and individuals who are talented in healing magicks. Their healers are encouraged by their leaders to use those magicks unsparingly. The Resolutes of Stendarr wears silver pins to identify themselves as members of the organization.[1]
The Resolutes seek to hunt what they call the Four Abominations: Daedra, manbeasts, vampires and risen corpses. The Resolutes hold that these abominations are unnatural, and seek to drive them from Tamriel in Stendarr's name.[2] The Four Abominations abhor the light; thus the Resolutes believe that Stendarr gifted those who invoke his name with the ability to clothe themselves in an aura of blessed light. The Resolutes hold that Stendarr's faithful have adapted the gift of light to smite their enemies, as well as defend and heal their allies.[2][3][4]
It is believed that the magic devised by the Resolutes of Stendarr was used by the Templars.[UOL 1] Certain texts, authored by members of the Resolutes of Stendarr,[3][5][6][7] were linked to the Templars.[8]
See AlsoEdit
BooksEdit
- The Four Abominations by Vinicius Imbrex, Archbishop of Chorrol, 1E 1051—1087 — A description of the unnatural enemies of mortals, which are hated by Stendarr
- Prayer of the Resolute — Religious doctrine from the Resolutes of Stendarr
- Aura of the Righteous by Ptolus the Bright, Resolute of Stendarr — Notes on the different forms of Stendarr's gift
ReferencesEdit
- ^ Resolutes of Stendarr Pin description in ESO
- ^ a b The Four Abominations — Vinicius Imbrex, Archbishop of Chorrol, 1E 1051—1087
- ^ a b Aura of the Righteous — Ptolus the Bright, Resolute of Stendarr
- ^ Melina Cassel's correspondence in ESO
- ^ The Friend of All Mortals — the Resolute Templar of Ska'vyn
- ^ Precepts of Stendarr — Ptolus the Bright, Resolute of Stendarr
- ^ Stendarr's Divine Spear — Ptolus the Bright, Resolute of Stendarr
- ^ Skill Books in ESO
Note: The following references are considered to be unofficial sources. They are included to round off this article and may not be authoritative or conclusive.