The Hist are said to have had a long and bitter relationship with the Marsh Giants, and urge Argonians to avoid them (or at least this is the case with more isolated Argonians). The intelligence of Marsh Giants is unknown.
Many Argonians, however, respect the Marsh Giants, as they seem to till the ground and their passage knocks down dry branches and fruit to harvest.
Marsh Giants will fell dead trees to make room for younger vegetation, encourage the growth of important mosses, work to prevent invasive species, warding off predators of Black Marshes birds and hinder loggers & miners from harming the marshlands.
Argonians will sometimes harvest the blood of fallen marsh giants to use in paints and inks.
Hircine says that unicorns are 'the first named, the last tamed.'
The first DLC will take place on the island of Solstice (a tropical island located south of Murkmire), or at least the Western half, as the Eastern half is sealed off with a shield powered by soul magic.
The conclusion of the story will be in Eastern Solstice, which has fallen into dark ruin due to the Worm Cults influence.Seasons of the Worm Cult Part 1 launches on June 2 for PC/Mac and June 18 for Xbox and PlayStation consoles and is included as part of the 2025 Content Pass. In this new storyline and zone, you must uncover and investigate the Worm Cult’s new base of operations on the tropical island of Solstice.
The city of Sunport in SolsticeIn Part 1, as you explore Western Solstice, you will quickly discover that the Worm Cult is far from defenseless. They’ve erected a massive arcane barrier using soul magic—the Writhing Wall—that divides the island, and for now, Eastern Solstice (and its secrets) is sealed off by this arcane edifice.
When trying to read the Folium Discognitum, the words on the pages will move to avoid the readers gaze.
The Gildergreen Tree, which is an offshoot of the Eldergleam Tree, is held sacred by disciples of Kynareth (who indeed, can sense something holy in it).
As the Gildergleam is from a time before metal itself, and to affect it, one as to tap into the old magic; the only known weapon capable of harming the Eldergleam is Nettlebane.
You can either cut the tree with Nettlebane, or have Maurice (a devotee of Kynareth) pray to the Eldergleam Tree, which responds by bestowing a new sapling with which to replace the Gildergreen.
The Skyrim Prima confirms that the Eldergleam Tree is the oldest living thing in Skyrim, and it cannot be cut by normal metals, and that Nettlebane was made from dark magic from before the time of man (very curiously worded as 'beyond the time of man').
Furthermore, it confirms that Maurice's prayers to the tree are answered with a new sapling (if you don't attack the tree).
(Skyrim Prima, page 423)
(Skyrim Prima, page 423)
Should the power of the Staff of Towers fail to be contained, it may coalese into an 'impossibly dense Aurbic gyre,' creating a Dragon Break or something even worse. Stopping the staff first requires dealing with the effects of the Staff (rifts, breaches & inversions in space-time).
While stopping Josajeh, you fight multiple versions of her from several alternate timelines.
