Skyrim:Thalmor
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O Thalmor é o governo conjunto do terceiro Domínio Aldmeri, e de acordo com Ondolemar, representa uma aliança entre a raças regentes Altmer e Bosmer. Um regime militarista fundado nas crenças de supremacia racial, o Thalmor procuram avançar seu poder e influência em Tamriel com a intenção específica de estabelecer a superioridade racial de Mer sobre Homem, "um século de cada vez". Em Arcéu, eles mantêm uma embaixada nas montanhas com vista para Solitude, estão no controle do Paço Vigia do Norte (usado como um centro secreto de detenção para seus prisioneiros políticos) e possuem um prédio não utilizado reservado para eles pelo Império dentro das muralhas da cidade de Solitude. Patrulheiros Thalmor podem ser encontrados viajando pelas estradas, às vezes com um prisioneiro Nord escoltado, e entrando em combate com qualquer Tempesmanto que seja avistado. Embora não seja imediatamente hostil a você, conversar com eles revelará sua natureza antagônica e escolher certas opções de diálogo (particularmente sobre o tema de adoração a Talos) pode torná-los hostis à você. O esquadrão assassino de Thalmor também pode rastreá-lo nas selvas, proclamando "Contemple o futuro! Contemple o Thalmor!" ao atacar.
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Visão geral
Antes da presente Arcéu, o Domínio Aldmeri e o Império travaram um conflito devastador conhecido como Grande Guerra. O Domínio saqueou a Cidade Imperial e manteve-a sob ocupação por dois anos antes que o Império pudesse montar um contra-ataque e reclamar a cidade para si. Com o Império muito enfraquecido após essas campanhas, um tratado de paz conhecido como o Tratado Ouro-Branco foi negociado. O tratado de Ouro-Branco proibiu a adoração a Talos, dissolveu os Lâminas, e forçou o Império a ceder boa parte do sul de Martelfell ao Domínio Aldmeri. O Thalmor criou então várias embaixadas nas províncias imperiais, como a de Skyrim, da qual seus patrulheiros e outros agentes mantêm os governos provinciais locais controlados e aplicam os termos do Tratado Ouro-Branco.
De acordo com Ondolemar, o Thalmor foram os "Vencedores da Grande Guerra" e a única razão pela qual o Império ainda existe é porque eles "permitem a sua existência".
Membros
| Name | Location | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Ancano | College of Winterhold | Thalmor advisor to the Arch-Mage. |
| AncarionDB | Northshore Landing | Leader of the Thalmor on Solstheim. |
| Elenwen | Thalmor Embassy | First Emissary to Skyrim. |
| Estormo | Labyrinthian | Thalmor agent, second to Ancano. |
| Gissur | Thalmor Embassy | Undercover Thalmor agent sent to track you down. |
| J'datharr | Outside Windhelm Stables | Thalmor assassin sent to kill Malborn. |
| Agent Lorcalin | Shrine of Talos at White River Gorge | Thalmor agent sent to kill Talos worshippers. |
| Ondolemar | Understone Keep | Commander of the Justiciars assigned to Markarth. |
| Northwatch Guard | Northwatch Keep | Guards the front gate from possible trespassers. |
| Northwatch Interrogator | Northwatch Keep | Justiciar in charge of interrogations at Northwatch Keep. |
| Rulindil | Thalmor Embassy | Third Emissary to Skyrim. In charge of interrogations. |
| Shavari | Riften | Thalmor assassin sent to kill you. |
| Tsavani | Thalmor Embassy | Thalmor Embassy's cook. |
| Captain Valmir | Forelhost | An undercover Thalmor agent. |
| Agent Sanyon | Southwest of the Guardian Stones (map) | Dead Thalmor agent near a Talos shrine. |
Membros genéricos do Thalmor
| Name | Class | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Northwatch Archer | Thalmor Archer | Northwatch Keep |
| Northwatch Guard | Thalmor Warrior | Northwatch Keep |
| Northwatch Mage | Thalmor Wizard | Northwatch Keep |
| Thalmor Archer | Thalmor Archer | Skyrim |
| Thalmor Soldier | Thalmor Warrior | Skyrim |
| Thalmor Wizard | Thalmor Wizard | Skyrim |
Thalmor come in three different types, with names based on their location. The type you encounter does not depend on your level, the only differences being in their armor, weapons, health, and magic. The boss in any encounters will always be a Wizard. Though the lore states that the Thalmor are a union between Altmer and Bosmer, all Thalmor NPCs seen in Skyrim are Altmer.
Justiciars
Justiciars are the official enforcers of the terms of the White-Gold Concordat, specifically enforcing the ban on the worship of Talos. They can be randomly encountered wandering the countryside accompanied by Thalmor Warriors. You have the option of talking to them and discussing various topics. Telling them that you worship Talos, support freedom of religious belief, or lingering too long near one will provoke them into attacking you. They can either be Warriors or Wizards, and will be equipped as such.
   
Arqueiros ThalmorThalmor Archers use elven or glass bows and arrows and wear light elven or glass armor depending on your level. They carry a leveled dagger (steel, elven, or glass) and a random selection of gems, food, drink, and gold.
Guerreiros ThalmorThalmor Warriors use leveled one-handed weapons, made of steel, elven, or glass, and wear leveled armor, made of either elven or glass, depending on your level. They can hold just a weapon, a weapon and shield, or dual-wield two weapons. They carry a leveled dagger (steel, elven, or glass) and a random selection of gems, food, drink, and gold.
Sábios ThalmorThalmor Wizards are the main spell-casters of the Thalmor armies, and are generally harder to kill, even though they only wear robes. They carry a leveled dagger (steel, elven, or glass) and a random selection of gems, soul gems, ingredients, potions, and gold. |
Equipamento Thalmor
| Name (ID) | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Hooded Thalmor Robes (0010c698) |
Clothing | Worn by Wizards |
| Thalmor Boots (00065bac) |
Clothing | Worn by Wizards |
| Thalmor Gloves (00065bb3) |
Clothing | Worn by Wizards |
| Thalmor Robes (00065bbf) |
Clothing | Worn by Wizards |
Equipamento nivelado
All generic Thalmor have weapons that are leveled, and can be either steel, elven, or glass; the only exceptions are the archers' bows, as there are no steel bows. The archer and warrior classes wear leveled armor, either elven, gilded elven or glass; the only exceptions are the warrior's shields which are either elven or glass and are leveled separately.
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Missões relacionadas
Major quests revealing important lore about the Thalmor include:
- Diplomatic Immunity: Infiltrate a party at the Thalmor Embassy.
- A Cornered Rat: Locate Esbern.
- Search and Seizure: Find evidence of a Talos worshipper for the Thalmor.
- Season Unending: Enforce a ceasefire to secure Dragonsreach.
Outras missões do Thalmor
Quests and favors that merely involve the Thalmor or going into Thalmor controlled areas include:
- The Eye of Magnus: Reclaim the College and contain the Eye.
- Find the Thalmor Assassin: The Thalmor are after Malborn. Help him get to safety.
- Good Intentions: Find and consult the Augur of Dunlain.
- Missing In Action: Rescue a missing Stormcloak supporter from the Thalmor.
- A New Source of StalhrimDB: Find a blacksmith missing from Skaal Village.
- Siege on the Dragon Cult: Enter the ruins of Forelhost and defeat Rahgot to recover his mask for Captain Valmir.
- The Staff of Magnus: Retrieve the Staff of Magnus.
- Unbound: Escapar da custódia Imperial e do ataque de um dragão.
- Under Saarthal: Uncover the mysteries beneath this ancient ruin.
Diálogo
When you first encounter Thalmor Justiciars, you may have the following conversation:
Player: "Who are you?"
Justiciar: "I am a Thalmor Justiciar on important business that you are interfering with."
Subsequent encounters will also provide you with the following initial option:
Player: "What's wrong with worshipping Talos?"
Justiciar: "It's immoral to worship a man. And it's also illegal. A faithful Imperial citizen would know that. Perhaps there's something you wish to confess?"
This will lead to three choices, as described below.
You then have two choices, both of which will result in a rude dismissal:
Player: "Who are the Thalmor?"
Justiciar: "We are special envoys of the Aldmeri Dominion, the rightful rulers of Tamriel. If you'd like I can show you why. If you're smart, you'll walk away."
Player: "What are you doing in Skyrim?"
Justiciar: "We're making sure your Emperor wasn't lying to his elven masters when he agreed the Empire would give up false gods and foolish beliefs. Now, go away."
If you speak to them again, you may have another conversation:
Player: "Do all Thalmor have such high opinions of themselves?"
Justiciar: "That we are superior to men is an established fact. For example, take this belief in Talos. The "ninth" Divine. Heh. Certainly you don't believe such things? Or perhaps there's something you'd like to confess?"
You then have three choices, the first two of which will and the third of which may result in combat:
Player: "You got me. I believe in Talos." Justiciar: "And so, you will die a heretic's death." (attacks)
Player: "I can worship anyone I want." Justiciar: "Incorrect. You can worship whatever gods you like. But Talos is a man, and only a heretic would think otherwise... And so, you will die a heretic's death." (attacks)
Player: (Remain silent)
If not attacking: Justiciar: (?)
If attacking: Justiciar: "I don't like you... I think you're a heretic. And so, you will die a heretic's death."
The factor that controls whether the Thalmor attack when you remain silent is unknown.
Thalmor Justiciars may warn you away with one of the following lines:
"You're interfering in official Thalmor business."
"This doesn't concern you, 'citizen.' "
"Walk away. Now."
"Move along."
If you enter and then exit conversation with them, they may say:
"Go now. Return to your pathetic pursuits."
"Be warned. You have been marked by the Thalmor."
Notas
- Elenwen is present at the execution in Helgen when Alduin attacks during the first main quest, Unbound.
- According to dialogue from Delphine and Legate Fasendil, the Thalmor even carry out acts of ethnic cleansing on some segments of their own Bosmer and Altmer populations, which are never heard about elsewhere in Tamriel. The reasons for this are unclear, but Fasendil's comments suggest this is related to the quelling of dissident uprisings.
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Lore relacionada
The following is a list of lore that reveals various aspects of the Thalmor's culture and history:
- Dragon Investigation: Current Status de Rulindil — A Thalmor report on the return of Dragons
- Flight from the Thalmor de Hadrik Oaken-Heart — A written epitaph of a Nordic skald.
- Imperial Missive de General Tullius — About the Thalmor imprisonment of a Whiterun citizen
- J'datharr's Note — Mark information for a Thalmor Assassin.
- Justiciar Execution Order
- Rising Threat de Lathenil of Sunhold — A multi-volume series on the threat posed by the Thalmor
- Thalmor Dossier: Delphine — Thalmor Dossier on the Blades agent Delphine
- Thalmor Dossier: Esbern — Thalmor Dossier on the Blades Loremaster Esbern
- Thalmor Dossier: Ulfric Stormcloak — Thalmor Dossier on the Stormcloaks leader and Jarl of Windhelm Ulfric Stormcloak.
- Thalmor Orders de Elenwen — A communique from a Thalmor agent to a subordinate scout.
- The Great War de Legate Justianus Quintius — A soldier's summation of the major events before and during the Great War
- Valmir's Orders — Orders to retrieve Rahgot's Dragon Priest Mask.
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