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Old Ebonheart
Added by: Upcoming Release
Alignment: Third Empire
Region: Askkaedh Coast
Transport: Almsivi Intervention: Vhul Divine Intervention: Grand Chapel of Talos Boat: Andothren Darnim Teyn Almas Thirr
Services: Alchemist (4) Apothecary Blacksmith (2) Bookseller Clothier Enchanter Healer Mage Mainland Imperial Cult (2) Pawnbroker (2) Priest Spell Merchants Spellmaker Taverns (3) Trader (3) Transport

Ficheiro:TR3-place-Old Ebonheart.png Overview of Old Ebonheart City

Ficheiro:TR3-place-Old Ebonheart plaza.png The plaza

Ficheiro:TR3-place-Old Ebonheart castle.png Castle Ebonheart, with Vivec and 'New' Ebonheart in the background

Ficheiro:TR3-place-Old Ebonheart east.png From left to right: docks, slums, and market

Old Ebonheart is the largest Imperial city in Morrowind, as well as the province's Imperial capital. Set on the eastern banks of the Thirr River delta, Old Ebonheart has become known as an important trade city. Its massive stone towers and unbreakable walls give Old Ebonheart a dominate position over the southern Inner Sea. The city's seclusion from Dunmer influence makes it feel like a part of Cyrodiil. Inhabitants will sell items, share rumors, and display actions entirely unique to Morrowind.

Plaza

The plaza, west of the main gates, is home to several manors and offices. The Fighter's Guild, Imperial Archaeological Society headquarters, East Empire Company offices, Grand Chapel of Talos, and other important buildings are located here. Traveling vendors sell their goods by the fountain.

Castle

Across the bridge from the plaza is the Old Ebonheart castle. This massive structure contains a courtroom, offices, living quarters for many notable people, the Morrowind Imperial Legion Headquarters, a large atrium, provincial missions, and more. The court wizard, Tarhiel, has recently vanished from his chambers. The six dukes of Morrowind occasionally call the castle home, although the Duke of Deshaan is the only one currently in residence. Lord General Caecalia Victrix is the head of the Imperial Legion in Morrowind, and lives within the headquarters.

Market District

To the east of the main gates is the market district, which provides dozens of services to the player in its many shops. Alchemists, clothiers, enchanters, armorers, booksellers, bakers, and other traders offer their goods to resting travelers. Some inns will accommodate the player, and the local Mages Guild is to the west.

Slums

On the far eastern side of Old Ebonheart lies the slums, which stretches over the market and to the west, eventually ending with upper-class households in its place. Besides Gul Ei's pantry, Arnulf's smithy, and a few taverns, such as The Salty Futtocks and The Empress Katariah, there is little of interest here.

Docks

North of the slums lies the docks. Merchants and sailors flock here to rest and sell items not normally sold in Dunmer cities. The Imperial Navy Headquarters, a Census and Excise office, an Imperial Navy warship, and other anchored ships currently call the Old Ebonheart docks home.

People

Most notable people are located in the castle. Caros Cocceius is the Lord Chamberlain of the castle, and Erys Mundrethi is its Captain of the Guard. Duke Phyrios Mattimus of the Deshaan District lives in the central structure of the castle.

For a complete list see People in Old Ebonheart.

Getting There and Around

A fast and easy way to reach Old Ebonheart is by boat. Routes from Darnim, Teyn, Andothren, and Almas Thirr will take you to the docks.

A guar outside the main gates offers travel options away from the city, and the local Mages Guild can provide a Guild Guide for more locations. The Temple of the Nine Divines is reachable by Divine Intervention. By foot, Old Ebonheart can be reached with relative ease by taking paths running through the Thirr River Valley Region.

Places of Interest Around Old Ebonheart

• St. Seryn's Infirmary, to the east of the city, is a Tribunal Temple commonly visited for healing purposes.
• Dondril, a farming community with few services, is south of the city.
• Vhul, a velothi village south of Old Ebonheart, contains a Tribunal Temple, a notorious tong, and several services for the player.
• The Hlaalu shack village of Gol Mok lies just across the delta.

Notes

• The unique Akaviri Shield of Mad Hoosa's Gaze is located in Hamal's Redguard Goods.
• The only Imperial Navy Warship in Morrowind is currently docked in Old Ebonheart.
• Hastophos Velifer, the only 'legal' necromancer in Morrowind, lives just northeast of the plaza.
• The city's main gates can be opened and closed by turning a crank in the eastern gate tower.
• If court wizard Tarhiel is saved during the quest, A Falling Wizard, he will return to the castle.