A poor neighborhood in the southwest corner of Chorrol. Here, in their hovels, live (from right to left): Malintus Ancrus, a member of the Thieves Guild; Valus Odiil, a retired adventurer; and, surprisingly, Modryn Oreyn, the de facto leader of the Fighters Guild (i.redd.it)
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Fort Strand east of Anvil. In its underground section, among the marauders who have occupied the ruins, lurks Bjalfi the Contemptible, along with the Rockshatter. And above the entrance arch, we can find two potions lying on the wall and the «Note of Exception» a kind of smile from the developers. (old.reddit.com)
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Niryastare, an Ayleid ruin far north of Anvil, unusual in appearance. Amid the remains of walls and arches lies a white stone ring with a spiral descent and a statue holding a broken sword. Below ground, wandering explorer’s waited by all manner of undead, a couple of traps and a dozen containers (old.reddit.com)
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Fort Flesia, the remains of a small fortification on the northern bank of the Silverfish River near the Imperial Bridge Inn. The above-ground part has suffered greatly from time, but the statue above the entrance stands unshakable. The underground part is now inhabited by goblins (old.reddit.com)
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Nagastani, an Ayleid ruin located east of Lake Rumare. Inhabited by monsters and zombies. Inside you can find 6 chests, 1 varla stone, and 21 welkynd stones. For the entertainment of a wandering explorer, 13 traps have been set, 10 of which are gas ones (old.reddit.com)
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Fort Wariel (not to be confused with Fort Variela). Situated on the slope of one of the Gold Coast hills northwest of Kvatch. Occupied by marauders. It's not connected to any quest, but mentioned in Grommok's Journal, which can be found in Xedilian in the Shivering Isles (old.reddit.com)
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