The Elder Scrolls Treasury III - The Imperial Library

KaushtarariKaushtarariA → Daedric ruin east and south of → Tel Fyr.KeeningA legendary blade.KhajiitThe Khajiit are the cat people of the province of Elsweyr. Though the race has a variety ofsub−types, each with different forms and habits, only the smooth, quick, agile Suthay−raht areencountered in Vvardenfell. Khajiit wear many skins from the smooth−skin Ohmes to the fat−furSenche−raht. When most people think of Suthay−raht, they think of thieves −− with good reason,since many Suthay−raht are cunning, acquisitive, and slow to embrace the sanctity of personalproperty. But the speed, agility, and bold spirit of the Suthay−raht also make them gifted tradersand adventurers.Kharag gro−KharThe real hero that stands behind → Oreyn Bearclaw. The deeds attributed to him were actuallyperformed by Kharag gro−Khar. It might have been this hero that → Khartag Point refers to.Khartag PointA gigantic boulder on the western coast not far from → Gnaar Mok. Some of the → orcs considerit a landmark. Great hero Khartag who had fought some battle or something died there. Some orcor another jumped off on a dare. It didn't end well. Cf. → Kharag gro−Khar.KhuulKhuul is a small village on the northwest coast of → Vvardenfell. Thongar's Tradehouse, the →Redoran−style building, is on the east side. Thongar the Nord rents beds, and can sell you somefood and sundries. The rest of town is just fisherman's shacks. But if you need anything else, youmight try the → Ald Velothi Redoran outpost down up the coast to the west. They have a → smithand a → trader, and a little → shrine. The → silt strider goes to → Ald'ruhn, → Maar Gan, and →Gnisis. The only certain landmarks in the region are the village of Khuul, the → Daedric ruins at→ Ashalmawia southwest of Khuul, and the village of Ald Velothi, on the coast west of both →Ashalmawia and Khuul.Killing and MurderKilling is justifiable in war, self−defense, defense of property, → affairs of honor, → Great Houseaffairs under the sanction of the state, and affairs of heresy. Outlaws have no rights, and may bekilled without scandal or sanction. Other killings are foul murder, and punishable bycompensation, punitive labor, or, in sanctioned → House Wars affairs, by writ of assassination.118