Storm on the Horizon
The quest "Storm on the Horizon" is the umbrella quest covering the introduction to the zone at Eagle's Strand, and the two objectives at Shattered Shoals and Temple of the Mourning Springs. Starting points for this quest are all over the island, meaning it's very hard to miss unless you actually want to.

Mistral
If you do miss "Storm on the Horizon", you are still able to start "The Perils of Diplomacy" at Mistral. This one links straight into "The Tempest Unleashed" at Cat's Eye Quay. Completion of "The Tempest Unleashed" grants the achievement "Maormer's Bane", regardless of whether the rest of the story is complete; this is inconsistent with other starter island achievements, which require you to complete most of the optional quests as well before they are unlocked. Since "Cast Adrift" and the "Tears of the Two Moons" are directly relevant to stopping the Maormer, completion of the Shattered Shoals and Temple of the Mourning Springs should be added to the requirements for "Maormer's Bane". Mistral might as well be added too for totality. The achievement would then have an objective checklist just like the other starter island achievements ("Famed Recruiter" and "Hero of Bleakrock"):

• Disrupt the Maormer ritual at the Shattered Shoals.
• Disrupt the Maormer ritual at the Temple of the Mourning Springs.
• Disrupt the Maormer ritual in Mistral.
• Disrupt the Maormer ritual at Cat's Eye Quay.

Extended continuity - The deaths of the Silvenar and Green Lady in Mistral are relevant to later storylines, as the new Silvenar and Green Lady are revealed in Greenshade and Malabal Tor, and the Mistral Green Lady is laid to rest in Treehenge. There's not really much that can be done about that discontinuity if you decide to play Khenarthi's Roost late.

Vulkhel Guard and Silsailen
Arriving in Vulkhel Guard from any direction will put "Ensuring Security" in front of you. Throughout the quests here you find out about the Veiled Heritance, so it makes sense that this is a prerequisite for the rest of the story in Auridon (although there's a bug here - see Skywatch), and is required for Cadwell's Almanac. At the end of "A Hostile Situation", Queen Ayrenn automatically gives you "To Tanzelwil", which causes you to miss the story-relevant location of Silsailen, which is under attack by the Heritance. There's already an additional quest-giver for "Silsailen Rescue" added after "A Hostile Situation", so it's clearly intended to be connected to the story, but with "To Tanzeilwil" appearing, it is not chained as such. Her dialogue doesn't need to change, but Queen Ayrenn should not give "To Tanzeilwil" if Silsailen has not been completed; instead, Aldunie, who gives "Silsailen Rescue", should be moved to the Temple courtyard so that becomes the next quest in the story chain. Once Silsailen is complete, Raz is already there with existing dialogue to remind you to go to Tanzelwil, so Raz should become a quest-giver for "To Tanzelwil" once "Teldur's End" is completed. Silsailen would then be properly part of the story chain, but would not be added to Cadwell's Almanac as it is not critical.

Tanzelwil
Tanzelwil sees you eventually defeating one of the Heritance leaders, and also ends the first story segment of Auridon, that of the Lluvamir subzone. As such, it is required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "Rites of the Queen", you receive the "Sunder the First Veil" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "A Rule Unquestioned", consistent with other subzone completions. You're then of to Mathiisen to investigate further Veiled Heritance activity.

Mathiisen and Skywatch
As another town that is under the influence of the Veiled Heritance, it makes sense that Mathiisen is part of the Auridon story chain, but it has no relevance to discovering the identity of the Veiled Queen or maintaining the integrity of the Dominion as a whole, so Mathiisen should be removed from Cadwell's Almanac. Once Mathiisen is complete, you are sent "To Skywatch", and are immediately able to start "Lifting the Veil", regardless of whether you have already completed the quests at Vulkhel Guard.

This is most likely a bug - when following the story in order, "Lifting the Veil" becomes available after completing "A Hostile Situation", implying that "A Hostile Situation" is intended to be a prerequisite. This is reinforced by the fact that "Missive to the Queen" is still available, which is the pointer quest that is intended to get you away from Skywatch and back to Vulkhel Guard if the story hasn't reached Skywatch yet. There's no reason for "The Unveiling" at Mathiisen to supplant "A Hostile Situation" in the prerequisites, as it has no relevance to the overall critical path of the Veiled Queen (where Vulkhel Guard does). As such, "Lifting the Veil" should only be available if "A Hostile Situation" is complete, and not immediately on completion of "The Unveiling".

With that discrepancy-likely-bug out of the way, the story through Skywatch flows quite well, but if you leave Errinorne Isle without taking "Wearing the Veil", you may get stuck when trying to get back to the story again, as it's not obvious how to get to the island, and you may even have forgotten that this is where you're supposed to be. Since he is just standing around in the Manor doing nothing, Raz could be added as a secondary quest-giver for "Wearing the Veil", to help people get back into the story. Skywatch also ends the Calambar subzone, and is logically part of Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "The Veil Falls", you receive the "Sunder the Second Veil" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "A Rule Unquestioned", consistent with other subzone completions. You're then sent to Dawnbreak, unless you've already done that, in which case, you're sent all the way to Firsthold.

Dawnbreak and Torinaan
"Through the Ashes" at Dawnbreak deals with the after-effects of the Veiled Queen passing through the village, and makes sense to be part of the story chain. Since it does not directly involve stopping her, it also makes sense that it is not on Cadwell's critical path. Once "Through the Ashes" is done, Captain Landare gives you "To Firsthold", but also mentions that you should be finding out where the Veiled Queen has gone and warning the rest of northern Auridon - it would therefore make sense that warning the holy site at Torinaan was part of that directive. Without new dialogue being required, Captain Landare should offer a new quest "To Torinaan" instead of "To Firsthold", which takes you to Aldarch Colaste at Torinaan. Colaste already has dialogue in which you tell her that the Veiled Queen has attacked Dawnbreak, so this would become the end of the "To Torinaan" quest instead of additional dialogue in the "Blessings of the Eight" quest.

Torinaan is as relevant to the story as Dawnbreak, since it is somewhere else the Veiled Queen has passed through and set Daedra loose. It may even be more relevant, as you find out during "Blessings of the Eight" that she has gone to Firsthold, which is something you otherwise don't know until you get there. Aldarch Colaste would then give "To Firsthold" once you complete "Blessings of the Eight".

Firsthold
Firsthold marks the end of the storyline of Auridon and the end of the Vafe subzone, as you defeat the Veiled Queen and kick the Heritance out. Upon completion of "Sever All Ties", you receive the "Sunder the Third Veil" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "A Rule Unquestioned", consistent with other subzone completions. If you've also completed Tanzelwil (which is not a prerequisite to anything), this will be the final piece required for "A Rule Unquestioned", and you'll get that achievement too. Queen Ayrenn then gives you "The Great Tree", and you're off to Grahtwood.

Extended continuity - Prince Naemon is the source of most continuity holes in the Dominion storyline. If you've already completed Grahtwood before tackling Auridon, Naemon should be dead, despite the fact that he turns up in a number of Auridon quests. Continuity could be maintained if Naemon is removed from the Auridon quests if Grahtwood is already complete. Usually, he only serves the purpose of additional dialogue, so you don't miss much other than extended storyline details. The primary issue is that he's the turn-in for "To Tanzelwil" and one of the starters for Tanzelwil's "In the Name of the Queen". This could be addressed by making another member of the Queen's Entourage fill these roles. Mentions of Estre's betrayal and death are also thrown around quite liberally in the later Dominion zones; if you have yet to complete Auridon, such dialogue lines should be removed.

Haven
If you're following "The Great Tree" from Skywatch, it won't stop off in Haven and you'll potentially miss out the quest there, as it appears to be unrelated to the story. However, "Unsafe Haven" is important for introducing Lord Speaker Gharesh-ri and setting the scene for General Endare's role later on, as well as being important for reclaiming a strategic Dominion harbour from invading forces. As such, Haven should be properly integrated into the story chain; "The Great Tree" should end with Captain Jimila when you arrive in Grahtwood, and not continue to Elden Root. Since Jimila is a quest-giver for "Unsafe Haven", this small change to "The Great Tree" to make her the quest turn-in instead of King Camoran will easily attach Haven to the chain. There's already a pointer quest from Haven to Elden Root, "Trouble at the Tree", so the rest of the chain already exists anyway.

Elden Root, Part 1
The first part of the story in Elden Root is to maintain the integrity of the Dominion, and during "The Honor of the Queen" you find out about Ayrenn's ratification ceremony that is to take place soon. "Fit to Rule" comes next, and sends you off around the rest of Grahtwood looking for the components and people needed to fix the Orrery. "Fit to Rule" is a prerequisite to the final quest in Grahtwood, but is not part of Cadwell's Almanac; to address this, "Fit to Rule" should be added to the Elden Root objective, as Elden Root is already required for the Almanac.

Southpoint
It's not immediately obvious when you arrive at Southpoint that you actually need to complete the Southpoint quest "The Grip of Madness" in order to find Conservator Daraneth, as there's only a quest AoE circle in the vicinity of Southpoint. An active quest-marker on the giver for "The Grip of Madness" (in addition to his New Quest marker) would alleviate any confusion over what to do in Southpoint.

"The Grip of Madness" is an oddity amongst Normal Quests, as it is one of the only ones marked as a Solo quest. This is due to the Cathedral of the Golden Path being a Solo instance, but there's actually no need for that to be the case. There are a number of other interiors like the Cathedral that are visited in Normal Quests that you have to complete puzzles in order to go through, and they work just fine without being Solo instances. If the different states of the bridges are the issue, then there could be separate local instance phases for each bridge state; while I realise phasing is something that is trying to be avoided as much as possible, local phasing is better than making the whole instance forced-Solo, as you'd only be separated from your group members for a short time, rather than for the whole instance. For consistency with most other Alliance Storyline quests, the Cathedral of the Golden Path should not be a forced Solo instance, and "The Grip of Madness" should not be a Solo quest.

"The Grip of Madness" is the only story quest in the Long Coast outside of Haven, and since it is needed for the ratification ceremony, it's part of Cadwell's Almanac. Consistent with other subzone completions, you get the achievement "Southpoint Savior", a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Iconoclast" upon completion.

Reliquary of Stars
You're here to find the Heart of Anumaril for the ratification ceremony, and as such, need to complete the quests "Lost in Study" and "Heart of the Matter". These are the only story quests in Green Hall outside of Elden Root, and since it is needed for the ratification ceremony, it's part of Cadwell's Almanac. Consistent with other subzone completions, you get the achievement "Reliquary Retriever", a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Iconoclast" upon completion of "Heart of the Matter".

"Iconoclast" currently only has Southpoint and the Reliquary of Stars as required objectives, but to be consistent with other full zone achievements, it shouldn't be awarded until the zone is complete. This will be addressed below.

Falinesti Winter Site
You're here to find Rajhin's Mantle for the ratification ceremony, but it seems General Endare has other ideas. (Without Haven being in the story chain, you may not know who she is, which is a reason to add Haven to the chain.) By completing "A Lasting Winter", you freeze that idea in its tracks. This is the only story quest in Tarlain Heights, and since it is needed for the ratification ceremony, it's part of Cadwell's Almanac. Consistent with other subzone completions, you get the achievement "Hero of Falinesti" and a Skill Point, but you don't get a tick towards the zone story achievement "Iconoclast" because that only has two requirements. To be consistent with other zone story achievements and subzone completions, Falinesti Winter Site should be added as a requirement to "Iconoclast". Ordinarily, that would be the third and final tick for the zone achievement, but the zone story itself isn't even over yet, so a fourth tick should also be required (see below).

Elden Root, Part 2
Grahtwood is unique in that it has a very short story, with only one critical objective in each subzone, completion of which ties back into a final story quest in the capital city of Elden Root. Once "Fit to Rule" is complete, and the three subzone quest chains are done, it's time for the ratification ceremony, and you get "The Orrery of Elden Root". For some reason, "The Orrery of Elden Root" is another Solo quest, and The Orrery itself is another Solo instance. This is unnecessary, as there are many other zone finale quests which take place in their own separate instances (Angof's Sanctum in Cath Bedraud (Glenumbra), Silvenar's Audience Hall in Silvenar (Malabal Tor), Valenheart in Hectahame (Greenshade), Den of Lorkhaj in the Two Moon's Path (Reaper's March), etc), none of which are forced-Solo instances. For consistency with those, and most other Alliance Storyline quests, the Orrery should not be a forced Solo instance, and "The Orrery of Elden Root" should not be a Solo quest.

Completion of "The Orrery of Elden Root" ends the story of Grahtwood, but under the existing setup, you'll have already received the zone story achievement "Iconoclast". To match the fact that it indicates completion of the zone story, completion of the Elden Root objective should also be added to "Iconoclast", as a fourth requirement. "The Orrery of Elden Root" is already part of the Elden Root objective (and therefore Cadwell's Almanac too), so adding Elden Root to the achievement is all that's needed here. While this does not match the three-point requirements of most other zone story achievements, it would match the fact that they are usually given at the end of the relevant zone's story.

Extended continuity - Prince Naemon dies at the end of the Grahtwood story, sending continuity holes throughout the Dominion storyline. We've already mentioned above how this affects Auridon and how that can be addressed, but the bigger issue is going forwards. The entirety of the Greenshade storyline (barring the Wilderking section) exists because Naemon is dead. Pelidil goes off his rocker and steals the Staff of Magnus directly as a result. He even raises Naemon as a lich by the end of the Greenshade story. There's not really any way to sort this out without destroying the story, so it's a hole that unfortunately can't really be patched. And of course, Naemon is partly acting this way because of the death of Estre, which will only have happened if you've completed Auridon. Go figure.

Marbruk
You're given "The Staff of Magnus" as soon as you finish "The Orrery of Elden Root", or if you arrive in Greenshade before then, there are quest-givers for it all over the place. "The Staff of Magnus" is a prerequisite to most other Greenshade quests, as it introduces the eponymous relic (and the fact that it's been stolen), setting up the stage for the rest of the zone. However, despite its prerequisite nature, it's not part of Cadwell's Almanac. A reason for this could be that Marbruk does not have a POI objective - it's just an Explorable POI, without any attached quests. Marbruk should be given a POI objective, covering the quest "The Staff of Magnus".

• Marbruk Objective: Secure the Staff of Magnus for the Dominion.
• Marbruk Completed: The Staff of Magnus has been stolen!

Since completion of "The Staff of Magnus" is already required for the rest of the Greenshade storyline, the new Marbruk objective should be added to Cadwell's Almanac. Pelidil is the suspect, but Raz doesn't know where he is. While he's looking, Raz sends you off instead to the Court of the Wilderking, to get the Wilderking to support the Dominion.

Bramblebreach, Spinner's Cottage and Greenheart
Bramblebreach is the start of the Wilderking set of Greenshade story quests, which are not related to the Staff of Magnus quests (aside from a passing reference or two). As such, the Court of the Wilderking story is self-contained, without prerequisites going either way. You need to complete Bramblebreach before going to see the Wilderking, as "Audience with the Wilderking" exists specifically for that purpose. As such, Bramblebreach is required for Cadwell's Almanac.

"The Witch of Silatar" at Spinner's Cottage expands on the story of Aranias, and is relevant to the story at Greenheart, but it's not essential, meaning that Spinner's Cottage is not a prerequisite or part of Cadwell's Almanac. At Greenheart, during "Throne of the Wilderking", you get the support for the Dominion that you were seeking, and that concludes the Court of the Wilderking subzone. As such, it's required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "Throne of the Wilderking", you receive the "Court Ranger" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Spirit of the Bosmer", consistent with other subzone completions. The Wilderqueen suggests you try looking for the Staff of Magnus in Woodhearth.

Woodhearth and Serpent's Grotto
In Woodhearth, you and Raz are on the trail of Pelidil and the Staff of Magnus. Through "Veil of Illusion" and "Double Jeopardy", you find out that he's actually not here, and you need to go to Seaside Sanctuary. Treethane Fariel gives you "Before the Storm", and suggests you go through the Serpent's Grotto to get to Seaside Sanctuary, but this is actually completely pointless, as it's quicker to go straight up the coast from Woodhearth. It can be assumed therefore that directing you through Serpent's Grotto is intended to get you to the Grotto's quest "The Serpent Lord". Since that quest has you defeating a sea serpent that the Maormer want to unleash on the whole of the Drowned Coast, it makes sense that this should be part of the story, so "Before the Storm" should be checking that you actually do "The Serpent Lord". (Currently, when you get into Serpent's Grotto, it just fizzles out, and tells you arbitrarily to "Travel to Seaside Sanctuary" without telling you how to.) The guard standing at the gate to the Sanctuary has two bits of dialogue, one that exists when "Beyond the Storm" is active, and one from before it's started, so if he uses his 'before' dialogue when you arrive, that would prompt you to secure the grotto before you can go through. New objective: Secure Serpent's Grotto. Once "The Serpent Lord" is complete, that would update to "Travel to Seaside Sanctuary" and you can continue and turn the quest in. Since this quest isn't prerequisite to the next one, you'd still be able to just go to Seaside Sanctuary of your own accord.

Seaside Sanctuary
You've chased Pelidil to the sea, and found out that he's formed ties with the Maormer. "A Storm Upon the Shore" sees you ridding the Sanctuary of the Maormer, and "Pelidil's End" should be self-explanatory. That's the end of the Drowned Coast subzone, so completing the Seaside Sanctuary objective is required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "Pelidil's End", you receive the "Veil Lifter" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Spirit of the Bosmer", consistent with other subzone completions. A couple of pointer quests now have you going after Prince Naemon, since Pelidil decided to raise him as a lich. Eventually you'll come to Driladan Pass.

Driladan Pass
If you're following the story in order, this will be the first time you meet Indaenir. This quest also introduces Mane Akkhuz-ri, and you have to rescue him from a cave. This quest is particularly relevant to the story of the Green's Marrow subzone, as it reveals the Shade of Naemon's plans. Indaenir directly shows his connection to the forest throughout this quest, and as such, means this quest is critical to what happens later at Hectahame. "Retaking the Pass" is therefore a necessary prerequisite quest to Hectahame, and Driladan Pass is a required objective for Cadwell's Almanac. At the end of the quest, Bodring tells you to go to Hectahame, but also suggests looking in on Verrant Morass and Dread Vullain through the umbrella quest "Shades of Green".

Verrant Morass and Dread Vullain
"The Blight of the Bosmer" at Verrant Morass is a standard corruption-cleansing and sprits quest, and the Shade's involvement is tenuous at best, making the quest relevant to the story, but not critical for defeating the Shade. Similarly, "Right of Theft" at Dread Vullain is just standard undead stuff with a 'scenes of the past' angle; the involvement of the Shade here is unnecessary, but since he is involved, that keeps the quest relevant to the story. Again though, nothing here makes Dread Vullain critical to defeating the Shade. Combined with Indaenir's hands-off approach (he's just there as a companion rather than a plot point), Verrant Morass and Dread Vullain should be removed from Cadwell's Almanac, as they're not really noteworthy to what comes next. Indaenir even mentions that going to Hectahame is the most important thing.

Hectahame
At Hectahame, you bring the search for the Staff of Magnus to a close by defeating Prince Naemon, again, who is now a lich. The Shadow Wood is heavily involved, as it is at Driladan, Vullain, and Verrant Morass, but only Driladan really explained what it was all about, so aside from a couple of passing references (which can be cut if the quests are not done), there's nothing that happens during "Striking at the Heart" which requires Dread Vullain and Verrant Morass to have already been completed. As such, "The Blight of the Bosmer" and "Right of Theft" should not be prerequisites to "Striking at the Heart". Even so, they are still story-relevant, so once removed from Cadwell's Almanac and removed as prereqs, if they are not yet done, Indaenir could offer "Shades of Green" once Hectahame is complete. His dialogue would be something like:

• The Shade of Naemon may be defeated, but its corruption lingers on in the Valenwood. We must cleanse Dread Vullain and Verrant Morass.

"Striking at the Heart" is the last quest of Green's Marrow and the whole of Greenshade, so it makes sense that Hectahame is required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion, you receive the "Valenwood Protector" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Spirit of the Bosmer", consistent with other subzone completions. Indaenir is revealed as the Silvenar, so you need to head to Malabal Tor to start preparations for his wedding to the Green Lady.

Extended continuity - Prince Naemon is raised as a lich, which means he must already be dead. But if you haven't yet completed Grahtwood, he won't be. As mentioned before, there's not really much that can be done about that without overhauling the story, and that's not really practical. Heading in the other direction, Indaenir being revealed as the Silvenar is the entire reason for the Malabal Tor storyline to exist. The only way that could be addressed is, if you do Malabal Tor first, he must already know he's the Silvenar, and what happens to him in Valenheart is not a surprise. I don't think that really makes sense though. Beyond that, in Driladan Pass, you rescue the Mane, but if you've done anything in Reaper's March, he's not the Mane any more. This could easily be addressed simply by him being able to retain the title without holding the position. Some dialogue may need to be addressed though.

Velyn Harbor
You're supposed to be in Velyn Harbor to receive the new Green Lady, but it seems a gang of Ra Gada and Drublog have other ideas. During "House and Home", you have to clear the landward gate to the Broken Coast so a runner can be sent to Deepwoods, which will be relevant in a minute. During "One Fell Swoop", you kill the leaders of the invasion forces, thus reclaiming the harbour for the Dominion and sealing Velyn Harbor a place in Cadwell's Almanac. The fact that the Green Lady can only arrive in Malabal Tor once the harbour is clear further cements the importance of this quest.

Deepwoods
Currently, the Green Lady will send you straight off to Dra'bul with "The Drublog of Dra'bul" once Velyn Harbor is complete, completely bypassing Deepwoods. Deepwoods is pretty relevant to the zone's storyline, as it introduces the Houndsmen, introduces the background of the Green Lady, and has you rescuing the Green Lady's sister. Considering Deepwoods is also where the Shrine of the Green Lady is found, and is her home, you'd have thought she'd be more concerned as to its status. But never mind; she's clearly more concerned with Dra'bul. This is where the runner from earlier comes in; Sergeant Linaarie would know that Lieutenant Ehran has sent the runner, so she should send you to check up on them and ensure Deepwoods got the message. This would start the new pointer quest "To Deepwoods", but to ensure the Green Lady's dialogue on Dra'bul is not missed, you'd have to talk to her before leaving as part of this quest. When you arrive at Deepwoods, you would turn in the pointer quest to Rondor, who would continue with his existing dialogue starting at "Haven't you heard? The Green Lady's sister has been kidnapped!" This would start "The Hound's Men". Upon completion of "The Hound's Men", Lieutenant Minangor would appear in Deepwoods with "The Drublog of Dra'bul".

Dra'bul
When you arrive at Dra'bul, the Green Lady cements the importance of Deepwoods in the storyline, as she already has dialogue when turning in "The Drublog of Dra'bul" thanking you for saving her sister if you've already done "The Hound's Men". "The Drublog of Dra'bul" is also prerequisite to the main Dra'bul quest "Reap What Is Sown", but is not in Cadwell's Almanac to indicate this. For clarity, "The Drublog of Dra'bul" should be added to the Dra'bul POI objective, as the Dra'bul objective is already required for Cadwell's Almanac. This makes sense, as this quest serves to reveal the Hound's plan for the Green Lady and Silvenar. It's also the last quest in the Broken Coast subzone. Upon completion, you receive the achievement "Hound Hinderer", a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Matchmaker", consistent with other subzone completions.

Jathsogur (and Belarata)
Once you arrive at Jathsogur, you eventually rescue the Silvenar from his captors. "The Prisoner of Jathsogur" is the only story quest in the Xylo River Basin subzone, and so grants the "Silvenar's Friend" achievement. However, for some inexplicable reason, the Skill Point and progress mark for "Matchmaker" have been attached to "Buyer Beware", a completely irrelevant side quest in the Belarata ruins. The quest in Belarata sees you helping a merchant resolve some issues between a pair of spirits, and has no relevance to the Silvenar and the Green Lady, or the Dominion as a whole, and is not part of the zone story. In order to be consistent with other subzones, the Skill Point and progress mark for "Matchmaker" should be removed from Belarata and "Buyer Beware", and attached instead to Jathsogur and "The Prisoner of Jathsogur".

Valeguard and Silvenar
After rescuing the Silvenar from Jathsogur, he gives you the quest "A Wedding to Attend", which immediately sends you to Silvenar. However, there's a story-relevant plotline in Valeguard which should be addressed on the way; Valeguard is where the Handfast is kept, and the Handfast is a vital part of the wedding ceremony in Silvenar. The Silvenar should ask you to check on preparations for the Handfast ceremony as part of "A Wedding to Attend". This would direct you to Spinner Parwen, who already has dialogue saying "The story's all wrong", which would give you the new objective: Help the Spinners restore the story of the Silvenar and the Green Lady. Once "A Tale Forever Told" has been completed, the journal text would update to indicate that you have corrected the story and restored the Handfast, and that you should now travel to Silvenar for the wedding.

Completion of "Restore the Silvenar" in Silvenar ends the story of Malabal Tor and the subzone of Silvenar Vale. It therefore makes sense that it's part of Cadwell's Almanac. Consistent with other subzone completions, this gives you the achievement "Hero of Frond and Leaf", a Skill Point, and the final tick towards "Matchmaker". You then meet Gharesh-ri who has you chasing the Mane to Reaper's March.

Extended continuity - Malabal Tor itself is pretty self-contained as a storyline, as it makes sense without any external influences. But the storyline here only exists at all because the previous Silvenar and Green Lady died on Khenarthi's Roost. The issues with continuity continue if you play through the last quests of Greenshade after Malabal Tor, as it is during those that Indaenir has his "first reveal" as the new Silvenar. If you've already been chasing him all over Malabal Tor, this will make no sense.

Fort Grimwatch and Arenthia
Whether you arrive in the Northern Woods from Malabal Tor or of your own accord, you will eventually complete both Fort Grimwatch and Arenthia, and be directed to the other one, and then eventually to Rawl'kha, as the story here is well linked together. Since they are critical to the storyline, both of these places are required for completing Cadwell's Almanac. During this quest chain, you discover you are the Moon Hallowed, through the prerequisite quest "A Door Into Moonlight". However, despite this quest being a prerequisite to the rest of Reaper's March, it's not part of Cadwell's Almanac like the others. To address this, "A Door Into Moonlight" should be added to the Rawl'kha POI objective, as Rawl'kha is already required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "Stonefire Machinations" in Arenthia, you receive the achievement "Clanmother Inaugurator", which makes sense as it is the last required quest, in story order, of the subzone. It is however possible to do this quest before completing Fort Grimwatch, meaning it might not be the last story quest the player completes in the Northern Woods. Never mind though; what is more of an issue is that the Skill Point and progress mark for the "Hallowed Moons" achievement are not attached to Arenthia with the subzone achievement; see below.

Rawl'kha
The missing Skill Point and achievment progress mark are here, attached to "The First Step", which is the first story quest of the Jodewood subzone. To be consistent with other subzones, the Skill Point and progress mark for "Hallowed Moons" should be removed from Rawl'kha and "The First Step", and attached instead to Arenthia and "Stonefire Machinations". As a prerequisite for the rest of Reaper's March, it makes sense that Rawl'kha is required for Cadwell's Almanac (and, as mentioned above, it would make sense for "A Door Into Moonlight" to be added to the Rawl'kha objective too).

Do'Krin Monastery and The Path to Moonmont
After completing "The First Step", Kauzanabi-jo gives you "The Path to Moonmont" and tells you that there is "an additional task you could undertake" which "might improve your chances at Moonmont", that being to recover the Golden Claw from Do'Krin Monastery. This directly infers that "The Golden Claw" at Do'Krin is relevant to the story, but "The Path to Moonmont" does not record this information, and sends you straight to Moonmont. Do'Krin should be added as an intermediate step on "The Path to Moonmont" with the objective being to Recover the Golden Claw from Do'Krin Monastery. The quest would therefore need to be given after the relevant dialogue by Kauzanabi-jo, rather than before it, but the dialogue itself would not need to be changed.

New objective text for "The Path to Moonmont": Kauzanabi-jo has suggested I search for the Golden Claw at Do'Krin Monastery while on my way to Moonmont. The relic may be useful during the trials there.

There is a slight issue with this pointer quest, as if you leave Rawl'kha Temple without picking up "The Path to Moonmont", there is no way to re-enter the temple to get it later. To address this, and maintain the story chain, Kauzanabi-jo should be located outside the Rawl'kha Temple, as well as inside, to offer "The Path to Moonmont". For example, she could be placed inside the small shrine next door to the main entrance, on the right-hand side.

Moonmont
Once you arrive at Moonmont, you are to cleanse the temple, and then you have to make your choice of who will be the next Mane. Despite what Kauzanabi-jo said though, I never did find a use for the Golden Claw here (or anywhere else), so either I missed it or she's talking nonsense. It would be good if the Golden Claw were useful for something here, as it would make the storyline more interesting. This is the last quest in the Jodewood subzone, and is therefore required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "Motes in the Moonlight", you receive the "Dark Mane Incarcerator" achievement, a Skill Point, and one tick towards "Hallowed Moons", consistent with other subzone completions. You're then sent to Dune to walk the final path.

Dune and Two Moons Path
During the quests at Dune, you kick out the Daedra and help the surviving Lunar Champion become the Mane, as well as defeating the Dark Mane for good. It is however possible to get right to the Temple of the Dance without encountering any enemies, meaning that ridding Dune of the Daedra is not actually critical to reaching the Two Moons Path. What's more, "The Fires of Dune" has nothing much within it that could not theoretically take place after the Two Moons Path quests, aside from some disembodied Dark Mane and Javad Tharn dialogue that could just be removed in that instance. In the Shrine of Lorkhaj, there is also a ghostly Javad Tharn projection, but he does not actually appear in person. The projection could be renamed "Javad Tharn's Shade" and the existing objective Face Down Javad Tharn could just be changed to Face Down Javad Tharn's Daedra. With those changes, and a bit of altered dialogue from Shazah/Khali, you could realistically complete this after the Two Moons Path, and so Dune could be removed from the critical path and Cadwell's Almanac. It would no longer be prerequisite to starting "The Moonlit Path", so that would instead have "Motes in the Moonlight" as a direct prerequisite. "Motes in the Moonlight" would still be a prereq for "The Fires of Dune" as well, though.

Aside from Shazah/Khali and Raz, the other NPCs outside the temple would only be there if you have already saved Dune. The first part of the journal text, "I saved Dune from the plots of Javad Tharn", would need to be removed, and could be replaced with "I have arrived at the Temple of the Two Moons Dance", or something else that is agnostic to whether or not Dune is complete. If Dune is not complete, Shazah/Khali could offer "The Fires of Dune" directly after "The Den of Lorkhaj" is complete, or it could just be left as something to pick up on the outskirts of the city from Queen Ayrenn. Once you're in the Temple of the Dance, you're walking the final path with the Lunar Champion. This marks the end of the Dawnmead subzone and the whole of Reaper's March, and as such, is required for Cadwell's Almanac. Upon completion of "The Den of Lorkhaj", you receive the "Two Moons Once Pathwalker" achievement, a Skill Point, and the final tick towards "Hallowed Moons", consistent with other subzone completions.

Messages Across Tamriel
Congratulations! The Dominion story is over, and you're off to Stirk with Vanus Galerion. With all the suggestions in bold above implemented, the lengthened story should actually have broadened your experience of the zones as a whole, while the shorter critical path only covers those quests that are absolutely necessary.