The Elder Scrolls Treasury III - The Imperial Library

Balur Salvu's FarmBalur Salvu's FarmBalur Salvu's farm is on the road just south of → Pelagiad. The farmhouse is north of the road,south of the southwestern end of → Lake Hairan. Just head north from → Ebonheart. Don't takethe bridge west towards → Seyda Neen. When you hit the east−west road between → Pelagiad and→ Vivec, turn right, east, towards Vivec, and Balur's farm is not far. If you reach a bridge, you'vegone too far.Bamz−AmschendAn old → Dwemer ruin beneath → Mournhold.Band Egg MineAn egg mine northwest of → Caldera.BanditsBandits typically operate from secret hideouts in the backcountry, and the Legions don't havetroops or time to comb the wilderness for them. An adventurer can make a living preying onbandits; the adventurer has right of salvage on weapons, armor, and goods recovered from deadoutlaws.Bani−DadSee → Foyada Bani−Dad.BarbarianBarbarians are the proud, savage → Warrior elite of the plains nomads, mountain tribes, and seareavers. They tend to be brutal and direct, lacking civilized graces, but they glory in heroic feats,and excel in fierce, frenzied single combat. Briring is a barbarian at the → Skyrim Mission in →Ebonheart. He's remarkably educated and well−spoken for a barbarian, but he knows the things abarbarian should know."I'm a barbarian, and proud of it. I like the wilderness, and know how to live comfortably off theland. I know the various creatures of the wild, how to hunt them, what bits are good to eat, andwhat bits the city−folk will pay for. I know weapons and armor, and how to stay healthy, so I canplay soldier for pay. But I hate taking orders, so I rather live by hunting."BardBards are loremasters and storytellers. They crave adventure for the wisdom and insight to begained, and must depend on sword, → shield, → spell, and → enchantment to preserve them fromthe perils of their educational experiences."I am a bard. As an entertainer, I share songs and stories with patrons and peasants. As a scholar, I31