Was the Lilmoth Outlaws Refuge a temple to Stendarr?

mateosalvaje · January 2019

myskyrim26 · January 2019

The rug is not enough to prove it. It may have been stolen and put there. What about the layout? Imperial temples have a distinct architecture. Yet it may have been a chapel to Stendarr

mateosalvaje · January 2019

Is it a rug? I thought it was stone inlay. There's also an obviously Imperial statue that's been decapitated. I'll try to get a shot of that after work 😉

mateosalvaje · February 2019

Ha! You are correct, it is an old ratty rug.

myskyrim26 wrote: »

The rug is not enough to prove it. It may have been stolen and put there. What about the layout? Imperial temples have a distinct architecture. Yet it may have been a chapel to Stendarr

I got the screenshot, now to upload it to Twitter, download it, and re-upload it here 😉

mateosalvaje · February 2019

I couldn't fit it in the shot, but there's a moldy old Imperial banner across from it I think. Not the dragon symbol, but the diamond one? Thanks for any input! 😊

myskyrim26 · February 2019

Today I tried to examine the statue. I tried to get as close as I could and see details. So, It is a warrior wearing a cape, with a young male face - head is clearly visible. Also, this warrior has some kind of a broken 1h weapon in his hand. We need to find similar if they exists - Blackrose prison, maybe? We have some Imperial ruins to research in Murkmire. As for the architecture of the outlaw refuge, it resembles of a chapel. I didn't manage to find any direct evidences, yet I'll keep examining. We need more structures to compare!
The banner is Imperial, of course, Dragon symbol will appear later, during the time of Tiber Septim.