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Great House IndorilMaster Planning

Version 1.0 – 14 March 2015


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Foreword

If there is a single kernel of truth which can encompass all one must know of Indoril’s

illustrious house it is simpl! this" ours is the house most fer#entl! dedicated to the

preser#ation of the ideal of the $unmer. %hen the children of Veloth wandered orphaned inthe &shland wastes it was the Indoril knights that founded Mournhold and 'rought the

itinerant (himer into ci#ili)ed *ouses+ when the ,ords came from -k!rim with aes and

storms it was our warriors under Mother &!em that sta#ed off their assaults+ when the $eep

/l#es wrought a god of 'lasphem! it was the arm! of -ero Indoril ,ere#ar Mora that

spearheaded the crusade+ when the emple called for menatarms Indoril pledged itself so

full! that 'ehind nighon e#er! 3rdinator’s helm there is the keen face of one of our own. &n

3utlander asks what a $unmer is and learned men point to *ouse Indoril.

– he ruth of Indoril idelit!

This “master planning” consists of two parts. The first part (sections 1-5) being an analysis of what we

hae on !reat "o#se $n%oril& arrange% in sections of macro-factors. $t is a s#mmary of things that hae

been %isc#sse% abo#t the faction. The secon% part is more foc#sse% on player-releant information

s#ch as the $n%oril '#est line an% in f#t#re ersions possibly %ialog#e.

Personally $ lie to see this planning as an analysis of what we hae #p #ntil now&* rather than a g#i%e

of what it*s s#ppose% to loo lie.* $t is meant to act as a s#bstantial s#mmary of large %isc#ssions

thro#gho#t the years& as they can be har% to follow& especially if a wi%e ariety of i%eas are %eelope%

an% %iscar%e% oer seeral pages& threa%s or means of comm#nication. This means that this file can

be #se% as reference or to loo #p things concerning "o#se $n%oril that (may) hae been %isc#sse% in

the past& b#t also as a starting point for new %isc#ssions an% i%eas.

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Table of Contents,orewor% ................................................................................................................................................. 2

1 "$T/0 ................................................................................................................................................

1.1 M "istory ...................................................................................................................................

1.2 T/ "istory ......................................................................................................................................

2 !3!/4P"0 .........................................................................................................................................

2.1 !eneral layo#t ...............................................................................................................................

2.2 /egions .......................................................................................................................................... 6

2.+ ettlements ................................................................................................................................. 17

+ !83/9M39T .................................................................................................................................... 1+

+.1 Political c#lt#re ............................................................................................................................ 1+

+.1.1 :aw& ;#stice an% ta


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1 HISTORY9oteD 8anilla Morrowin% an% Tamriel /eb#ilt hae inconsistencies in their histories& an% are

therefore ept separate. This may be s#b;ect to change in the f#t#re.

1.1 MW History

@#ring the fall of "igh 8elothi c#lt#re in the late Merethic 3ra (omewhere between M3 2777

an% M3 1777) the 8elothi %egenerate% into tribal c#lt#res& which& in time& eole% into the mo%ern

!reat "o#ses of Morrowin%& or persiste% as the 4shlan%er tribes. This is when the !reat "o#ses were

initially fo#n%e%. The fo#n%ers of each in%ii%#al "o#se are #nnown. (Eefore the 4ges of Man)

13 1= @#ring the ar of #ccession the #nite% ?himer an% @wemer %roe the 9or%s o#t of

mo%ern-%ay Morrowin%& which was then calle% /es%ayn. $n%oril 9erear an% @warf ing @#mac

became lea%ers of the ,irst ?o#ncil of /es%ayn& r#ling ;ointly. ithin a few h#n%re% years& howeer&

the alliance between @wemer an% ?himer %isintegrate% into battle& the ar of the ,irst ?o#ncil. The

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Of Resdayn, the fall of Indoril Nerevar, and the rise of the Tribunal

The ing%om of /es%ayn ha% peace for more than 277 years. There was significant

technological a%ancement an% eerything was flo#rishing an% greatH this was the gol%en age of the

?himer.

@agoth 8oryn r#ine% it by %iscoering the 3arthbone research of Iagrenac an% the Tonal

4rchitects. They were messing with the f#n%amental laws of the #nierse an% behaing lie go%s an%

the ?himer tho#ght that ery profane an% wrong. Bltimately& the ?himer %eclare% war an% it lea% to

the Eattle of /e% Mo#ntain. 4s they were being %efeate% on the battlefiel%& Iagrenac complete% his

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the 4rmistice in terms of %etermine% lawH these ten%e% to present the sit#ation in a way that

maintaine% the Trib#nal*s total soereignty oer Morrowin%.

4s the thir% era has progresse%& the $n%oril faith has been f#rther shaen. 3ents are

increasingly %iscor%ant with the laws of the Trib#nal& an% the Tri#nes themseles no longer appear in

p#blic. "laal# hae taen a#thority oer m#ch of the territory that was once $n%oril G all of it west ofthe Thirr. Things were looing blea G they werenJt een able to participate in the opening of

8ar%enfell G #ntil the last co#ple of %eca%es& when $n%oril has been #n%er the strong lea%ership of

!ran% 4scen%ant 9eril e#ro& the brother of the 4lma /#la an% an e


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2 GOGR!"HYThis section coers the geographical feat#res concerning "o#se $n%oril. The lan% c#rrently r#le% by

"o#se $n%oril is referre% to as $n%oril territory& while the $mperial a%ministratie region in which the

$n%oril territory resi%es is referre% to as Mo#rnhol% @istrict.

Bnfort#nately any information concerning fast-trael locations an% ro#tes is still s#b;ect to ab#n%antchange& an% is therefore not mentione% in this %oc#ment.

2.1 General layout

igure 1 shows the political influences of factions on Morrowind the white area 'eing Indoril territor! heminiman 20156


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!reat "o#se $n%oril goerns the $n%oril territory in the central "eartlan% of Morrowin% from the capital

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2.2 Re#ions

The $n%oril territory resi%es in seeral regions& an% nows si< ma;or regionsH Mephalain Mo#ntains&

9e%othril ?oast& :an rethan& 4lt rethan& $nlet Eog& an% Thirr /ier 8alley.

igure 2 shows a close up of the Indoril territor! and its regions heminiman 20156

1 &scadian Isles

7 &)ura’s (oast

18 *elnim ields

19 Mephalain Mountains

1: -acred ;ands

20 ,edothril (oast

21 ;an 3rethan

22 &lt 3rethan

2< Inlet =og

24 &skkaedh (oast

25 hirr >i#er Valle!27 $eshaan ?lains

3ach of these regions has its own characteristicsD

• Mephalain Mountains& represents the heritage of "o#se $n%oril. The labyrinthine alleys an%

passes of the Mephalain Mo#ntains %ominate the northeast of the territory. ithin the

mo#ntains lie the towns of 4amora& 4mmar& "lersis an% Tahel (9oma%ic1& 2711).

• Nedothril Coast& is the win%swept eastern coastline of the territory between the $sle of !orne

to the so#th an% the 9ecrom :ightho#se to the north. The sheltere% coes an% alleys are

home to a few small towns. 9#mero#s laes %ot the region& an% seeral small farms an%

ranches are to be fo#n%. #bmerge% rocs mae the sea itself treachero#s for #nnowing

mariners. The towns in this region are 3namor @ayn& 3os& !orne& ailen an% eit#r.(9oma%ic1& 2711)


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• lt Orethan& is the highly pop#late% plains an% twisting ranges that lies in the centre of the

territory& an% is name% after the rier that r#ns thro#gh it. $n the heart of the region lies the

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mo#ntain range. 4s all castle estates e


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• Old (bonheart& a rich an% cosmopolitan $mperial fortress at the mo#th of Thirr on the $nner

ea. $t is isolate% from @#nmer climate an% law& home to important %ocs& an% controls the

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$ GO&R'M'T!reat "o#se $n%oril is a society of reg#lators or Trib#nate law& which is %ii%e% into two broa%

categories G the :aws @etermine% an% the :aws r%aine%. r%aine% law is the law which can be

broen& an% which it is o#r moral responsibility not to breaH it is the role of the Temple (an% the

or%inators& which literally means “those who or%ain”) to g#i%e #s in these laws an% to p#nish those

who iolate them. @etermine% laws are the laws which we cannot brea& those which& by the will of

the Trib#nal& ;#st are. These mean things lie the law of nat#re& b#t also things lie social hierarchies

an% prece%encies that we thin can be change%& b#t in the $n%oril worl%iew are iniolable. Things lie

slaery. (loa%& 9otes for "o#se $n%oril& 271)

$.1 "oliti(al (ulture

@%hate#er the! think is right is right e#en if the! change their mind a'out something. he! were

right then and the!’re still right now. he ri'unal and emple make the laws 'ut the Indoril no'les

are the ones who interpret and appl! them. If the law changes the! do not discount the earlier

interpretation which was still correct then.A Bnome!

$n%oril is a ery tra%itional an% pio#s ho#se. Their %ecisions an% positions are always motiate% by

their interpretation of Trib#nal %octrine. This %oes not mean that they always agree with each other G

interpretations %iffer between in%ii%#als& an% their means an% ca#ses are often times ag#e an%

contra%ictory. (hy& "o#se $n%oril& practical consi%erations for 9P?ing& 2712)

"o#se $n%oril is a ho#se for elites onlyH they are Morrowin%*s e'#ialent of both nobility an% lawyers.

Most people in $n%oril lan%s are common @#nmer& which hae a sharp c#lt#ral %ii%e from the $n%oril

themseles. (loa%& The $n%oril Problem& 271)

Many of the ho#ses of Morrowin% are organise% in a manner which is not egalitarian b#t is at least a

certain in% of corporatism. The "o#se society& it has all of its organs& from the farmers an% labo#rers

to the ho#se-g#ar%s& the co#ncillors& the wealthy merchants& an% the ast lan%owner. ,or the $n%oril&

this is not so. $n%ee%& their or%er is #niersal G in their min%s it %oes not only e


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?ommon @#nmer east of the Thirr are ;#st as #nfrien%ly as their lor%s. There are only a han%f#l of

o#tlan%ers in their part of the co#ntry an% they are #ntr#stworthy traellers in general. The @#nmer

are not hospitable an% hae no concept of g#est-right. They are ery religio#s& not in the sense that

they are Fealo#s or eangelic& b#t in the sense that the Trib#nal Temple is all they hae eer nown.

They will generally %islie the player.

They tra%e with one another on a personal leel& b#t they %o not hae merchants sericing een in a

regional tra%e networD the only ma;or tra%e infrastr#ct#re is in the serice of the "o#se to moe its

portion. /ecently& in some of the larger more wealthy townships& shopeepers pe%%ling importe%

items an% magics hae set #p (mostly o#tlan%ers). The infl#< of o#tlan%ers of the past cent#ry has

reache% een as far as these towns& b#t to a m#ch lesser %egree than in west Morrowin%& an% these

townships represent a more “tra%itional” way of life.

ome commoners also lie as serants in the $n%oril castle-estates& an% many lie in 4lmale


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sa#ants look on relati#e #ulgarit! of Imperial law with disdain much as an artist might resent a

tradesmerDs crude 'randing mark pasted across their lifeDs masterwork. (Primer& s%)

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concerne%H een lower than any 8elothi who wor on the estate. @#nmer slaes are rare& b#t relatiely

so#ght after. There*s still an ins#rmo#ntable stigma %#e to their being slaes& b#t they*re not ba% to

loo at& at least& an% their presence generally %oesn*t offen% any ten%er sensibilities. They might een

be tr#ste% henchmen& in some #ni'#e instances. The $n%oril %on*t eer enslae @#nmer themselesH

they #se @#nmer slaes& b#t %on*t pro%#ce them. They co#l% become slaes as a res#lt of settling

%ebts. "oweer& slaes are always looe% %own #pon& an% are not treate% well& een if they act ast#tors. (!nomey A lep& "o#se $n%oril Erainstorming& 2715)

$.2 Hierar(-y

The $n%oril see themseles as %iinely appointe% r#lers of Morrowin%& in accor%ance with nat#ral law

lai% %own by the blesse% Trib#nal.

The conentional $n%oril iew on hierarchy in Morrowin% isD (:#%& 271+)

1. Trib#nal

2.

Temple

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$n%oril protection.

"o#ses other than $n%oril

The more %etaile% hierarchy of "o#se $n%oril starts at the bottom with non-ho#se membersD slaes&

o#tlan%ers& 4shlan%er& 8elothi an% then other ho#ses. 4boe them are the athmen& who hae taen

the oath to sere "o#se $n%oril an% the Iinsmen who now go abo#t their lies as $n%oril members& b#t

that*s that. There are higher rans of $n%oril members& the highest of which& the “nobility”& are calle%

?ree%men& beca#se they hae affirme% an% lie by @elyn*s ?ree%& which is the statement of how a

“noble” lies. 4ll $n%oril lea%ership is %rawn from this class& an% to a%ance in the "o#se the player

m#st be rit#ally accepte% as a ?ree%man (this is achiee% thro#gh a force% marriage ceremony).

The highest raning members of the $n%oril are the :ay 3l%ers G “lay” %isting#ishes them from the

clergy. Those who hae been selecte% by %etermine% law to lea% the ho#se an% sere on its “co#ncil”

are the $ll#minate% 3l%ers. The rit#al anno#ncement of ones right to lea% is calle% ill#mination& hence

the name. 4t the top of this hierarchy is the !ran% 4scen%ant& an $ll#minate% 3l%er who has ascen%e%

to the ran of lea%ership e'#al to $n%oril 9erearD to be a%ise% by the Trib#nal in %etermining the

affairs of the rightly g#i%e% @#nmer (that is& the $n%oril). The !ran% 4scen%ant has three mortal

a%isors as wellD the 4lma /#la& the eneschal of the ?ity (who represents non-ho#se s#b;ects an%

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,ollowing is a s#mmary of "o#se $n%oril*s hierarchyD (loa%& 9otes for "o#se $n%oril& 271)

$. Grand scendant

;eader of *ouse Indoril 'asicall! guaranteed sainthood.

,eril -e#uro

$$.

&eneschal of the House

&d#isor to the Brand &scendant on matters of the *ouse coeCual with two other ad#isors" the &lma >ula

who is master of the emple and the -eneschal of the (it! who o#ersees &lmaleia.

&l#eth -andil &lmaleia

$$$. Illuminated (lder

o ser#e on the council a ;a! /lder must 'e appro#ed '! the emple in a rite called Illumination.

Meris $ena#en ;an 3rethan

$raler Il#i hirr >i#er

Ienen -al#u ;an 3rethan

/re#eri halotheran &lmaleia

Ienen omaril &kamora

$8. !ay (lder

;a! /lders are distinguished from $i#ine /lders who are priests of the emple.

8. Concordant Minister

>ecognised for their skilled maintenance of order especiall! through eecution of a *ouse %ar.

8$. ccorder

&d#anced and successful participant in a *ouse %ar.

8$$. )artisan

(reedman who has taken up arms in a *ouse %ar.

8$$$. Creedman

;owest rank of no'ilit! has affirmed $el!n’s (reed.

$. *insman

&n initiated mem'er of *ouse Indoril.

. Oathman

aken an oath to ser#e *ouse Indoril eclusi#el!.

$.$ Geo/oliti(al distribution

Political importance of regions aries thro#gho#t the $n%oril territory. This geopolitical %istrib#tion an%

the foreign relations of "o#se $n%oril are han%le% in this section.

lt Orethan is home to the politically actie city-%welling $n%oril. They*re the ones most actiely trying

to maintain law an% or%er in these t#rb#lent times. Their massie capital& 4lmale


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isolationist& the $n%oril of this region are o#t-of-to#ch with the o#tsi%e worl%. trict stability an%

peacef#l %oings are enco#rage%. $ts inhabitants are ery introerte% an% o#t-of-to#ch. $t represents

the internal %ecay of "o#se $n%oril& its inhabitants giing #p their lea%ing role in Morrowin% in a sort

of wae of enn#i& thereby allowing s#bersie infl#ence to tae hol% of @#nmer society. The nobles in

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igure < shows the relationships of the se#eral factions in amriel >e'uilt. he num'ers show the reactions of ,?(s towards

mem'ers of different factions. he ta'le should 'e read '! finding the source faction on the left hand column and matching

it with a faction from the top row. he #ertical columns show how the opinions of mem'ers of factions change upon the

pla!er oining a certain faction. he ta'le is a work in progress 'ut the Indoril relations shown are Cuite solid. klep *ouseIndoril =rainstorming 20146

< *ated /nem!

2 /nem!

1 *ostile

0 ,eutral

1 riendl!

2 &ll!

< =elo#ed &ll!

Eelow is elaborate% on some of "o#se $n%oril*s relationships with other factionsD (eeral so#rces&

incl#%ing common sense an% (ol%) %isc#ssions on the for#ms)

#ampires bio#sly a ba% relationship. 9obo%y lies ampires.

Imperials Perception ranges from inferior o#tlan%ers to #nlawf#l oppressors. There*s no open

hostility towar%s members of $mperial factions %#e to the 4rmistice treaty an% a stable

geopolitical sit#ation& b#t remember& half of the "o#se*s nobles ille% themseles oer

the treaty& so the general sentiment is that eerything was better before the $mperials

came to Morrowin%. The $mperials represent one of the ma;or factors in the cr#mbling

i%entity of the $n%oril as the obio#s& here%itary r#lers of Morrowin%.

+G /egar%e% as #sef#l mercenaries on one han%& an% an #ntr#stworthy $mperial

instit#tion on the other. !oo% eno#gh for %irty wor& b#t $mperial sc#m nonetheless.


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MG The $n%oril are no strangers to magic& b#t hae no #se for the profane scholarly

en%eao#rs of the !#il%. 4s long as they eep o#t of $n%oril b#siness an% %on*t

blatantly brea Trib#nal law& they %on*t bother the $n%oril too m#ch.

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0 CO'OMY$n%oril economy is a s#b;ect not %isc#sse% ery m#ch in-%epth. Therefore& this short section is base%

on only a few short mentions an% ass#mptions.

There has been the i%ea of giing the $n%oril a greater pro%#ction foc#s than ;#st agric#lt#re.

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MOGR!"HICS 3 C4)T4RThe ma;ority of the pop#lation in $n%oril lan%s is ethnically @#nmer. "oweer& in the past cent#ry more

o#tlan%ers hae settle% in the region. The @#nmer are categorise% in $n%oril nobles& $n%oril "o#se

members an% non-"o#se @#nmer& s#ch as the 8elothi.

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5 ")!YR I'TR!CTIO'This section coers the interaction of the player if they %eci%e to ;oin "o#se $n%orilH the $n%oril '#est

line. (hy& !reat "o#se $n%oril '#est line& 271+) (loa%Athers& 271)

5.1 Introdu(tion

The $n%oril '#est line is abo#t i%entity G "o#se $n%oril is in a crisis& an% it will nee% the player to stabilise

them. The player nee%s to behae lie a tr#e $n%oril noble an% champion the i%eals of the "o#se. 4long

the way they sho#l% get a taste of the gran%iose @#nmeri high c#lt#re& as well as e


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"art II7 House War (reedman F ?artisan F &ccorder F (oncordant Minister6

@raler $li calls for a meeting of the $ll#minate% 3l%ers of the "o#se to %eclare a "o#se ar against

"laal#. The player has the choice to reeal to $li that 9eril e#ro is %ea%& which has some (yet

#n%efine%) conse'#ences. The "o#se ar happens an% the $n%oril %o well. hether the player tol%

$li or not& it comes o#t that 9eril is %ea% an% $li becomes the new !ran% 4scen%ant.

"art III7 Stron#-old (oncordant Minister F ;a! /lder6

@#ring the "o#se ar& as a rewar% for goo% wor& the player is gien the $nlet Eog as hol%ings. The

player m#st wor this an% b#il% #p a stronghol%. nce the player has got a goo% estate going an% the

"o#se ar is %one& they will be recognise% for what they are G one of the :ay 3l%ers of the "o#se.

"art I&7 Coun(il ra%a ;a! /lder F Illuminated /lder F -eneschal of the *ouse F Brand

&scendant6

This stage is still heaily in %isc#ssion. ome secon% plot wo#l% begin once the player is a :ay 3l%er

which en%s with them as !ran% 4scen%ant. $t sho#l% inole $li*s character flaws as being too ol%fashione% an% o#t of to#ch. 4 possible i%ea is that& %#ring this plot& it is reeale% that the @ar

Erotherhoo% was hire% by someone other than the "laal#H possibly someone on the insi%e& possibly

een the player*s betrothe%.


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4na%orcil. (271). he Indoril ?ro'lem. /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-

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=efore the &ges of Man. (n.%.). /etriee% from

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@e%efecation& 9. 9. (271). ,ew ,ame $edefecation. /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-

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$ondril $iscussion hread . (271). /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-

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@rea%na#til#s. (2715). emple Haction. /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-

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!nomey. (271& 4pril). *ouse Indoril =rainstorming. /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-


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!nomey. (271). *ouse Indoril =rainstorming. /etriee% from Tamriel /eb#iltD httpDtamriel-

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