Where are all the god/goddess/aedra/daedra shrines?

MornaBaine

I know where the shrine to Lamae is, of course, and I've come across a strictly decorative (there are no interactions with it so clicking on it does nothing but it's GORGEOUS) shrine to Hircine In Bangkorai at Fallen Grotto, which is marked by a big tree on the map. I have the feeling that there MUST be more such shrines, both "functional" in some way and purely decorative. I would REALLY LOVE to know where they all are for the DC lands but I think it might be useful/fun for all the factions to know where such shrines are in their area. Anyone done an add-on or made a list of where to find these???

AlexDougherty

There is probably a list of which cities have respec shrines, which have names of gods attached.

But most of the shrines are just places where events happen, like the ruined temple to the eight (elven eight deities include Magnus and Xerxes) in the Aldmeri Dominion.

You would have to trawl through every guide (or explore and record every area) to find them.

I would be delighted for someone to say I'm wrong and provide a link to a site with a list BTW.

BBSooner

Seems like i see a lot of daedric shrines (mostly mephala and azura) but they are only activatable if they are tied to a quest.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO

That Hircine shrine you found is probably the one for werewolves to turn people at. A quest linked to it leads you into the hunting grounds if you are a newly turn werewolf.

There are a lot of daedric ruins, I'm sure many were built to praise one daedric prince or another at one point in time.

MornaBaine

I would LOVE to find shrines to Dibella and Sanguine. Let me know if anyone comes across them! There's a good thread at TESORP trying to get them all found and listed but progress has been really slow.

Rosveen

MornaBaine wrote: »

I would LOVE to find shrines to Dibella and Sanguine. Let me know if anyone comes across them! There's a good thread at TESORP trying to get them all found and listed but progress has been really slow.

I was about to post AD shrines because I'm most familiar with this faction, but then I found the thread you mention and it already has all the places I remembered. :P I'd add Baan Dar's realm you can access from Reaper's March. Possibly some other Khajiiti deities too? I don't remember which temples are devoted to specific gods, but there are many lunar shrines around.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO

MornaBaine wrote: »

I would LOVE to find shrines to Dibella and Sanguine. Let me know if anyone comes across them! There's a good thread at TESORP trying to get them all found and listed but progress has been really slow.

Sanguine has an entire public dungeon. Is that not enough?

Kharnis

It's only a one shot attempt to view it, but during the Fighters' Guild quest "The Prismatic Core," you explore the city of Azalbargas (I think that's how it's spelt. Don't take my word for it, though, because chances are I'm wrong) and down one of the corridors is a shrine to Molag Bal. It's basically the exact same thing as the Molag Bal statue that the Imperial Edition customers got, and once you complete the quest you never see it again. I'm not sure if there's another shrine to him anywhere else, though.

smeeprocketnub19_ESO

Kharnis wrote: »

It's only a one shot attempt to view it, but during the Fighters' Guild quest "The Prismatic Core," you explore the city of Azalbargas (I think that's how it's spelt. Don't take my word for it, though, because chances are I'm wrong) and down one of the corridors is a shrine to Molag Bal. It's basically the exact same thing as the Molag Bal statue that the Imperial Edition customers got, and once you complete the quest you never see it again. I'm not sure if there's another shrine to him anywhere else, though.

That whole city was devoted to molag bal.

C'mon guys, do all of you skip the dialogue or something?

andre.roques.3b14_ESO

Kharnis wrote: »

It's only a one shot attempt to view it, but during the Fighters' Guild quest "The Prismatic Core," you explore the city of Azalbargas (I think that's how it's spelt. Don't take my word for it, though, because chances are I'm wrong) and down one of the corridors is a shrine to Molag Bal. It's basically the exact same thing as the Molag Bal statue that the Imperial Edition customers got, and once you complete the quest you never see it again. I'm not sure if there's another shrine to him anywhere else, though.

You mean this guy...

Elad13

Simply they have not been built yet at this time in tamerial

MornaBaine

Elad13 wrote: »

Simply they have not been built yet at this time in tamerial

Well THAT is super disapointing! Zen, get on it! LOL

AlexDougherty

Elad13 wrote: »

Simply they have not been built yet at this time in tamerial

Um, in Oblivion the wayshrines were shrines. (try saying that three times fast)
So theoretically the wayshrines would still be shrines, it's just we don't know to which gods, and are essentially misusing them. (Or rather the game misuses them)

RoyMallis

I know there's a shrine to Azura in Greenshade by the eastern boarder with Grathwood. (quest related)

I feel like there should be more random decorative statues/monuments scattered about... I'm mean so far I've only mostly been around AD so not sure how much that might differ in other areas. Deadra shrines might be a little more scarce in this area but other shrines to the Divines or such would be expected. They don't have to do or be part of any thing. Just having them there would be nice, possibly for future use even.

Elad13

I thought this time period was before oblivion? Or am I getting confused with skyrim?

RoyMallis

Elad13 wrote: »

I thought this time period was before oblivion? Or am I getting confused with skyrim?

This is before both. I don't remember exactly how long ESO is before them but I'm pretty sure Oblivion is 200 years before Skyrim.

Pseudonym

RoyMallis wrote: »

Elad13 wrote: »

I thought this time period was before oblivion? Or am I getting confused with skyrim?

This is before both. I don't remember exactly how long ESO is before them but I'm pretty sure Oblivion is 200 years before Skyrim.

The Elder Scroll Online is the first of the games chronologically. It's 281 years before Redguard, 581 years before Battlespire, 808 years before Arena, 814 years before Daggerfall, 836 years before Morrowind, 842 years before Oblivion and 1043 before Skyrim.

Phew, that took a while.

RoyMallis

Pseudonym wrote: »

RoyMallis wrote: »

Elad13 wrote: »

I thought this time period was before oblivion? Or am I getting confused with skyrim?

This is before both. I don't remember exactly how long ESO is before them but I'm pretty sure Oblivion is 200 years before Skyrim.

The Elder Scroll Online is the first of the games chronologically. It's 281 years before Redguard, 581 years before Battlespire, 808 years before Arena, 814 years before Daggerfall, 836 years before Morrowind, 842 years before Oblivion and 1043 before Skyrim.

Phew, that took a while.

Oh, wow.. I did not realize it was the earliest game.... so I guess there's nothing that covers 1st era yet... interesting I'm gonna have to do some history research.

Dekkameron

There's a shrine for the Daedra Clavicus Vile in Repears march complete with talking dog