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Elisif the Fair is the Nord Jarl of Solitude. Elisif is the widow of High King Toryggand rumors abound that she may take the reins of power in Skyrim herself, elisif.

While the Civil War in Skyrim may not be the game's primary plot, it is deeply connected to the main quests in a way the other major storylines aren't. More importantly, it provides the political and social backdrop of the Nord province of Tamriel , as well as offers players a chance to resolve and evolve it in a way that befits their character or the story they want to tell. Jarl Elisif is one of its major players, and while at first glance she appears to be a player of circumstance and little more than a figurehead, there is more to her than meets the eye. At the start of the game, Jarl Elisif is the widow of the slain King Torygg — who had left no heirs in his wake. She is the appointed Jarl of Haafingar and the ruler of Solitude, though she leaves most of the administration in the hands of steward, Falk Firebeard.

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Following Torygg's death, she took his place as Jarl of Solitude , though the decision on who would assume the role of High King or Queen was delayed due to the outbreak of the rebellion. Elisif believed that the throne of Skyrim was her right, as High King Torygg's widow. However, she believed it best not to formally announce her intentions until the rebellion was quashed. She was a popular leader among her people, although some of her courtiers had concerns about her young age and inexperience, and believed she was under the thumb of General Tullius. Like her husband, she supported the Empire , and in turn enjoyed the Empire's support as claimant to the throne of Skyrim. Elisif is politically savvy enough to realize that her rule, and likely her life, are in place only so long as she is useful to the Empire. Elisif herself denied this, but nonetheless requested the Last Dragonborn to place her husband's war horn as an offering at a Shrine of Talos, purportedly because it's what he would have wanted. In 4E , Elisif ordered the discontinuation of the annual festival held by the Bards College known as the Burning of King Olaf , as she thought it in poor taste, in light of her husband's death. However, when a prospective bard rediscovered the lost King Olaf's Verse and it was performed for her, she recognized the festival as a righteous celebration of triumph over tyranny and allowed it to continue. Jump to: navigation , search. Jarl Elisif the Fair. This Lore -related article is a stub.

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If you can help us with this wiki please sign up and help us! If you are 18 years or older or are comfortable with graphic material, you are free to view this page. Otherwise, you should close this page and view another page. She resides within the Blue Palace located within the city of Solitude, capital city of Haafingar Hold and provincial capital of Skyrim overall. Before the events of the game, Elisif was originally the wife and queen consort to Skyrim's High King Torygg. It is revealed that Ulfric Stormcloak , Jarl of Windhelm and Eastmarch Hold, and leader of the Stormcloaks , had challenged Torygg to a battle, in which he "shouted Torygg to pieces".

So much so that she extends a tentative trust in you by making a personal request regarding her late husband, High King Torygg. She will tell you, "When we buried my husband I made offerings to all the gods Although she doesn't worship Talos herself, her husband would have wanted a proper Nordic burial done in this fashion. Follow the path near Shimmermist Cave , along the northern bank of the river, and you can find the shrine behind some trees. As you approach the shrine, Agent Lorcalin and a Thalmor soldier will appear and attack you, as Lorcalin is under orders from the Thalmor emissary to kill any Talos worshippers he can find. Once the horn is placed in front of the statue of Talos and the quest updates, you are free to take it away at any time without affecting the quest's progress, and it will no longer be marked as a quest item. Return to Elisif at the Blue Palace in Solitude where she will reaffirm her belief in you and allow you to purchase Proudspire Manor as well as take the next step to becoming a thane. Jump to: navigation , search. Any text displayed in angle brackets e. Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.

Elisif

Elisif the Fair is the Nord Jarl of Solitude. She is the widow of High King Torygg , and rumors abound that she may take the reins of power in Skyrim herself. Elisif does not believe the time is quite right yet to formally declare her intentions, but does believe that becoming High Queen of Skyrim is her rightful place. She has misgivings about entrusting the war effort to General Tullius , but doesn't see any other option. She is popular amongst her people, although some of her supporters have concerns about her age and inexperience. Because of her inexperience, she can be quite overzealous in her desire to protect her people, with little regard for public resources. For example, when you first enter the Blue Palace , she can be seen promising a concerned citizen that she will send an entire legion of soldiers to inspect a cave from which "strange noises" were reportedly coming. Her court advises her that there is no indication of anything suspicious happening and that a more limited response may be called for, she agrees and advises that a few extra guards are to be deployed to the area. She wears the unique fine raiment with a pair of unique cuffed boots and a copper and ruby circlet.

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Nightingales Brynjolf Karliah. Although the Dragonborn seemingly betrayed her if they have already befriended her before the invasion, she will like them and still treat them like a friend, a direct opposite reaction compared to that of Jarl Balgruuf the Greater. She also carries a belted tunic , at least twenty-eight gold, and an assortment of upper-class items, food and gold. Mature articles are recommended for those who are 18 years of age and older. Sign in to edit. She is the widow of High King Torygg , and rumors abound that she may take the reins of power in Skyrim herself. It's rather sad, really. I would like you to take an item of his, a warhorn handed down from his father, and place it at a Shrine of Talos. Men whom, I might add, we're precious short on. Elisif's support of the Empire can be traced to several factors, with the largest being her anger at Ulfric for the killing of Torygg; like many in Solitude, [6] she believed this was murder. I can see there's no changing your stubborn Nord minds. This time I'm completely innocent! Elisif : There's no excuse for your behavior! Elisif joins the Imperial side during the negotiations, representing herself as the claimant for the throne of Skyrim.

Following Torygg's death, she took his place as Jarl of Solitude , though the decision on who would assume the role of High King or Queen was delayed due to the outbreak of the rebellion. Elisif believed that the throne of Skyrim was her right, as High King Torygg's widow. However, she believed it best not to formally announce her intentions until the rebellion was quashed.

This hardly seems fair. Get everyone's attention for a few minutes. I'm sure he's learned his lesson. I just hope things remain calm. Only then will I take my rightful place as High Queen. And yet one player survives this clash of ideas and visions for the future of Skyrim no matter the outcome: Elisif the Fair. Elisif : There's no excuse for your behavior! Or have you forgotten your oaths of fealty? He thought he deserved it more than Torygg. Well, he sort of looms more than stands. Remove him. It's rather sad, really.