Where is cheydinhal in oblivion

When the Hero arrived, Andel Indarys was unable to send troops because of his son's disappearance and the Oblivion Gate outside of the city. The three fought their way through and subsequently banished the Oblivion Gate.

The fates of both Indarys and Senyan are unknown, but the gate was closed, and Cheydinhal contributed to Bruma's defense. During the early fourth era, the floating city of Umbriel was released upon the lands of Tamriel, leaving a path of destruction from Lilmoth to the Imperial City. Cheydinhal was in this path, and the remaining people in the city defended themselves against the undead created by people who were affected by the city's black mist.

The Imperial Legion had already evacuated residents of Mountain Watch to Cheydinhal, but as the undead advanced forward, the city guard was forced to hold the line. In parallel with the defense, members of the Legion evacuated the people of Cheydinhal onto the Blue Road , where they would eventually go to the Imperial City. The wormies, as they were called, were relentless, coming in wave after wave until they finally rolled up.

The undead did not succeed in taking Cheydinhal and the refugees who had fled previously decided to split into two groups, going north and south on the Red Ring Road. This saved them from all being killed and although they wanted to return back after the attack failed, they lacked the protection to make it back safely.

During the Great War in 4E , the city-state of Cheydinhal hosted the second largest army against the Third Aldmeri Dominion , who were advancing towards the Heartlands of Cyrodiil.

Jonna's Army had taken heavy resistance from the Dominion, who was coming from the city-states of Skingrad and Bravil.

By the fifth day of the battle, Naarifin and his forces in the Imperial City were surrounded by the Empire. The fighting stopped due to the adoption of the White-Gold Concordat , which had prevented war for several decades and caused the Empire's power to dwindle in the northern territories. The Dark Brotherhood slowly, albeit significantly declined in the provinces in the Fourth Era. The Sanctuary within Cheydinhal remained as one of the largest chapters, with this one being led by Alisanne Dupre.

The Cheydinhal Sanctuary was one of the more prominent sanctuaries of the Brotherhood, with the Wayrest Sanctuary falling to Corsairs, and the Corinthe Sanctuary being absorbed into the Cheydinhal chapter.

Contemporaneously, tensions arose in the city-state of Bravil, where the Night Mother was being held. Dupre left her residence to protect the crypt, but the crypt was ultimately destroyed and Dupre killed. The Night Mother was retrieved by Garnag , the only survivor of the crypt's downfall. As time went on, nobody was dubbed the Listener, and Rasha's grip on the Cheydinhal Sanctuary slipped. By the 1st of Hearthfire , 4E , Cheydinhal had erupted into chaos, but the Sanctuary remained undetected.

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Cheydinhal Castle Guard Barracks. Cheydinhal Bridge Inn Newlands Lodge. Mages Guild Well. Armor and weapons can be bought and sold at The March Rider. One can trade general goods at Borba's Goods and Stores. They are in order:. The Cheydinhal Mages Guild , run by six mages of apparently equal power, in the Guildhall located behind the Cheydinhal Bridge Inn , the first building seen on the right when entering from the West Gate. The Cyrodiil location is located in the Abandoned House. Elder Scrolls Explore.

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