The Undaunted is a Guild in the Elder Scrolls Online which focuses on adventures in Dungeons and Delves. The Undaunted is an official guild ESO and should not be confused with guilds created by players.

1. Mournhold Map
2. Eso How To Get To Mournhold
3. How To Get To Mournhold From Davon's Watch
4. How To Get To Mournhold From Ebonheart

How to join the Undaunted

You can join the Undaunted at any point but in order to take the Undaunted pledge and unlock the precious skill line, you need to be at least level 45.

Mournhold, also known as the City of Light and Magic, is a city in the region of Deshaan, Morrowind. It houses the temple of Almalexia and is the capital city of both Morrowind and the Ebonheart Pact. It is ruled by Jorunn the Skald-King, who presides over the Great Moot there. Looming over the entire city is the Tribunal Temple, where the Tribunal convenes for the welfare of their subjects. Quest catch me a catch faq and how to get bipolar blade (rare item for the museum)if your honestly playing this game stop now and find something better to do. The portal at Cadwell's Hovel, south of The Hollow City, connects to a Fighters Guild hall in your alliance's home territory: Vulkhel Guard, Wayrest, or Mournhold. Friendship Gate edit The gate as seen from Stormhaven. Better Mournhold by KalianMods V 2.6 Description: Improved the city of Mournhold by adding new tree models, NPCs, and many other miscellaneous items. Changelog: Version 2.6: Various small modifications. Version 2.5: Complete redevelopment of the gardens in the Temple Courtyard. Requirements: - MGE XE by Hrnchamd.

The Undaunted recruiters are located in three places:

• Davon’s watch in Stone Falls
• Daggerfall in Glenumbra
• Vulkhel Guard in Auridon

See the maps below for their location in each city.

The Undaunted will usually be sitting around a table in a pub, there should be a person with a quest marker there. Accepting this quest will start the quest line to join the Undaunted.

Once you reach level 45 and have taken the Undaunted pledge you can start to carry out daily quests and daily pledges.

To accept pledges you need to talk to the NPCs located in the Undaunted enclaves.

Mournhold Map

The Undaunted enclaves are located in:

• Mournhold – Deshaan
• Elden Root – Grahtwood
• Wayrest – Stormhaven

Their location will be marked on your map with the following icon:

The Undaunted skill line

This skill line contains some of the most valuable abilities in the game. The passive abilities are super powerful and don’t require you to have an Undaunted ability slotted. They will basically make you stronger with no trade off. I highly recommend you spend some time getting these skills.

This skill line is especially valuable for tanks.

Let’s go over the abilities and which ones to use.

Blood Altar: Very popular skill among tanks as it passively heals you and your allies.

Inner Fire: This is the only ranged taunt ability in the game, it is an essential ability for tanks.

Bone Shield: Another great tank ability, it gives you a shield that absorbs 30% of your max health. Since it is health based, it’s mostly used by tanks as they have a very high base health.

Undaunted Command and Undaunted Mettle are the passive abilities in this skill line. Regardless of your class or role, you should get these. They don’t cost anything to you but they will make you a lot stronger. Win win situation right there.

How to level up you Undaunted skill line

To level up the skill line you need to earn reputation with the Undaunted. There are several ways you can do this. Unfortunately, there are no monsters you can kill which yield reputation making this skill line a bit of a grind.

Let’s look at the different options.

Daily Quests

Daily Undaunted quests can be picked up in the Undaunted encampment from Bolgrul. They typically involve you going to a randomly selected delve for each day. Your objective is to defeat the evil within that delve.

Each daily quest will yield: 5 Rep

You can do this to supplement, but this is by far the least efficient way of leveling up the Undaunted skill line as it yields such a low amount of reputation points.

Daily Pledges

A pledge is a quest which involves you going through a 4 man group dungeon from start to finish. These dungeons can be accessed through the dungeon finder (hotkey: P on PC).

There will be 3 randomly generated pledges per day.

Pledges can be picked up in the Undaunted enclave from 3 different NPCs, Maj al-Ragath, Glirion the Redbeard and Urgarlag Chief-bane.

Maj al-Ragath gives the easiest pledges.

Glirion the Redbeard gives medium difficulty pledges.

Urgarlag Chief-bane gives hard pledges.

Each pledge gives you 10 reputation points if the dungeon is completed on normal difficulty.

If you complete the dungeon on Veteran difficulty the pledge will yield 20 reputation points.

You will also be rewarded with keys which can be used to acquire Monster Sets.

Dungeon Achievements

Another way to gain reputation is to complete dungeon achievements. You can access and view your list of achievements by pressing J on PC and clicking on the “Achievements” tab.

Every time you do a dungeon for the first time you will earn an achievement for completing it (given that you defeated all bosses and mini bosses in the dungeon, don’t skip anything).

Each dungeon will also have more specific achievements, most of them require you to do the veteran version of the dungeon. Some examples are:

• Assassin: complete the dungeon within a set time limit on veteran.
• Survivor: Complete the dungeon without any member of your group suffering a death on veteran.
• Hard Mode: Read the golden scroll before the final boss on veteran difficulty to engage a harder version of the boss. This varies depending on the dungeon, usually it’s a golden scroll. Info can be found in the achievements section for the specific dungeon.

There are other dungeon achievements as well, read through the achievements for the dungeon you would like to do and try to hit some of them.

The fastest way to level up the Undaunted Skill line

By far the fastest way to level up the undaunted skill line is to go for the achievement you get for completing a dungeon for the first time.

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Take note of each dungeon that you have completed and just go down the list in the dungeon finder and make sure you complete all dungeons.

Note: The veteran version of a dungeon counts as a separate dungeon. IE completing fungal grotto on normal and veteran will count as 2 seperate completion achievements. Make sure to also do the veteran version of each dungeon for maximum gain.

Leveling up the Undaunted can be quite tedious but if you just play the game, do dungeons with people, do the pledges, you will eventually build up enough reputation to unlock the entire skill line. Don’t worry too much about it for now 🙂

I hope you found this article useful, if you have any questions I am always happy to help! Either drop a comment or send me a message in game, my user is @Pontypants.

Happy undaunting!

• General questions
• Bugs and errors
• Project goals
• Lore
• Compatibility

General questions

Q: Tamriel Rebuilt is still being developed?
Absolutely! Even after all these years, the Tamriel Rebuilt community is very active! We mostly communicate through our Discord server, where we discuss current work, propose new ideas, and conduct weekly meetings on Sundays. Our meeting notes are kept here.
That said, we can always use more hands on deck. The best way to start helping the project is to read through this page or this one.
Of course, becoming a developer is not the only way to become active in the TR community. Even if you feel you have nothing to contribute to the project, please stop by the Discord and introduce yourself. It is a great way to participate, whether you want to join in our official meetings or just ask us questions or share your own ideas.

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt part of Project Tamriel?
No. Neither is Project Tamriel part of Tamriel Rebuilt.
Tamriel Rebuilt is a province mod focused on bringing the Morrowind mainland to TES III, and houses the small (dummy) province mod Eye of Argonia.
Project Tamriel [Project Tamriel] is an umbrella for several other province mods: Province: Cyrodiil, Skyrim: Home of the Nords, High Rock 427, and Elsweyr: Paradise of Sugar can be found there.
We are sister projects, meaning that we share quite a few developers, a common asset base in Tamriel_Data, and lore and worldbuilding. Neither project is part of the other, however, we just cooperate in order to build a coherent game world.

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt an official mod?
No, Tamriel Rebuilt is not associated with Bethesda Softworks at all. The project exists because we like (making) mods.

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt going to be a paid mod or part of a Creation Club?
No. For both practical and philosophical reasons, Tamriel Rebuilt will be free forever.

Q: What is the policy on donations?
We do not accept donations. Our Patreon account was an unsuccessful scam [PCGamer], as might be similar crowdfunding accounts in the future.
We may host donation drives to pay for the website hosting cost if it is absolutely necessary, but those will be organised from our website. This has only been necessary once so far.
Otherwise, feel free to contact individual modders to see if they have a Patreon.

Q: What do all the different ESPs do?

• TR_Mainland.esm - finished landmass, including fully playable quests and interiors
• TR_Preview.esp - unfinished landmass, often contains only exteriors; subject to change
• TR_Factions.esp - integrates faction questlines and progression, contains additional Hortator quests
• TR_Travels.esp - adds travel connections to TR_Mainland
• TR_Travels (Mainland and Preview).esp - adds travel connections to TR_Mainland and TR_Preview; subject to change
• TR_OldTravels.esp - compatibility plugin for abot's Silt Striders and Boats

Q: What is TR’s policy on people making mods based on TR?
Go right ahead! Gameplay modifications, edits, putting houses, etc into our landmass, all is fair and great.
Please beware that TR_Mainland is undergoing revisions periodically and that TR_Preview is likely to change with every release. Contact us via Discord if you need some pointers on what to be aware of.

Q: Can I use some of the assets Tamriel Rebuilt uses in my mods?
In general: yes. If you use Tamriel_Data as a master, you are free to use anything in it in your mod.
If you do not want to do that, but prefer to extract and use individual assets instead, you will need to do some more legwork. First, you need to be aware that Tamriel_Data contains the assets of several different mod projects; depending on whether the assets you want to use are in TR_Data.bsa or PT_Data.bsa, the assets are subject to slightly different usage rights.
We include two documents shipping with Tamriel_Data in the Docs subdirectory: TamrielData_Credits.txt and TamrielData_Usage.txt, which outline required credits to third party modders and our policies in regards to asset extraction and use in other mods.

Q: I have an older version of Tamriel Rebuilt, can I update and keep my saves?
There may be errors, but if your version was one or two releases away from the current one, in general, yes, if you update the save with Wrye Mash.
Here is a download link and a guide for using it to update your save.
If the version you were using was from before Tamriel_Data, see this question. However, note that the amount of potential incompatibilities will increase the older your version was.

Bugs and errors

Q: Why am I seeing yellow exclamation marks everywhere?
Q: Why am I getting 'actor has no animation class' errors?
Q: Why is my game crashing at character selection?
You are having problems with BSA registration. Please see »here« for a detailed response.

Q: Why am I getting 'Unable to find cell id 'x Region' errors?
If you are getting 'Unable to find cell id 'Mournhold Region'' errors, Tamriel_Data.esm was placed above Tribunal.esm, which is the wrong order.
The only correct order for your esms are: Morrowind, Tribunal, Bloodmoon, Tamriel_Data, TR_Mainland.
If you are getting 'Unable to find cell id 'Red Mountain Region'' errors, you might be using a foreign-language version of Morrowind (presumably the Russian one). Until a Russian translation has been made, you will need to go into the Construction set and fix these problems yourself.
Find out more »here«.

Q: I've updated Tamriel Rebuilt, why are NPCs doubled?
While it is often possible to update to a newer version of Tamriel Rebuilt, you need to update your save with Wrye Mash.
Here is a download link and a guide for using it to update your save.

Q: Why am I getting a haybale error?
The full error is 'Expression Error Unable to find cell id 'Ebon Tower' in script TR_m3_oe_act_haybale_script' and is the result of one of the other mods in your modlist overriding Tamriel Rebuilt's cells. The haybale script requires a cell named 'Ebon Tower' and that cell no longer has that name.
The only mod currently known to do this is BTB - Game Settings, which edits every single cell of vanilla Morrowind so that the player cannot sleep there. Manually cleaning that cell via CS or other tools will prevent this error.

Q: Why am I getting errors referring to “map1” and “map 2”?
Either your saved game or your mods used a very old version of Tamriel Rebuilt from before the release of Sacred East in 2012 and the switch from Map1.esm and Map2.esm to TR_Mainland.esm.
While you can fix this by running the filepatcher included in the Tamriel_Data download, updating the masterfile dependencies with Wrye Mash [The Assimilation Lab], or creating dummy ESMs with the same names, and then patching it (see above), we strongly recommend you start a new game to play Tamriel Rebuilt and look for new versions of your mods.

Q: Why is my minimap cut off?
The Morrowind minimap has a hardcoded size limit that cannot be changed by mods.
You will either need to use the Morrowind Code Patch [Nexus Mods], which has an optional 'extended map' change that doubles the space the minimap can cover, or you need to switch to OpenMW [OpenMW], which has no hardcoded minimap limit.

Q: Where can I find Tamriel_Data?
Tamriel Data is the asset repository and master file of Tamriel Rebuilt and the Project Tamriel mods. It is vitally required and all of our downloads have notifications on where to find it.
Links are available in our download section.

Q: I need TR_Data, but it's missing. Where can I find it?
Tamriel Data is current the asset repository and master file of Tamriel Rebuilt and the Project Tamriel mods.
TR_Data.esm is the old asset repository and master file of Tamriel Rebuilt, its Project Tamriel counterparts were PC_Data.esm and Sky_Data.esm; all three of them were replaced by Tamriel_Data.esm in 2016. While TR_Data can still be found it bundled in old versions of Tamriel Rebuilt, you should not need it anymore.
There are several scenarios where you will encounter messages telling you that TR_Data is required. All of them are wrong. You can find out more »here«.

Q: I found a bug! What do I do with it?
Report it in the Bugtracker. Give us as much information as you can, such as a screenshot, coordinates, error log, etc.

Project goals

Q: Does Tamriel Rebuilt add quests?
Absolutely! TR_Mainland alone adds hundreds of miscellaneous and faction quests, and the number will only increase with time.
For more information, please see a detailed response »here«.

Q: Does Tamriel Rebuilt have a main quest?
No. The only main quests in Vvardenfell and the mainland are going to be the Nerevarine's journey to Red Mountain and the following conflict with Helseth.
Tamriel Rebuilt's 'main quests' will be the Great House questlines, with each of them aiming to be equal in scope to the Nerevarine's journey. We plan on adding an optional epilogue to that same journey, but it is not going to be our main quest.

Q: Does Tamriel Rebuilt edit Vvardenfell? What about Mournhold and Solstheim?
Yes, and we have been for a while, but not to any extent that most people would notice: TR_Mainland changes landscaping data on Inner Sea ocean cells and changes some cells' region data.
'Proper' edits to Vvardenfell will be limited to two optional plugins: TR_Travels (changes to NPCs and the Seyda Neen exterior) and TR_Factions (changes to faction progression and late-game questline). Find out more »here«.
Almalexia will eventually replace Mournhold totally, with the Mournhold cells simply being disconnected from the game world. Find out more about these plans »here«.
There are no plans to edit Solstheim.

Q: How does Tamriel Rebuilt affect factions?
Tamriel Rebuilt adds quests to existing factions, but keeps Vvardenfell isolated from the mainland. TR_Factions changes the faction progression, adds Hortator quests and will change the endgame questlines.
Find out more about these plans »here«.

Q: What parts of Tamriel Rebuilt are finished?
Tamriel Rebuilt is made up of two major parts: TR_Mainland, which includes the fully interiorised, NPC'd, and quest-filled eastern third of the mainland, roughly the parts north and east of Almalexia/Mournhold.
TR_Preview, which contains the rest, is in various states of completion. Generally, the further west/south you go, the fewer NPCs and interiors you will see. The furthest regions may not have completed exteriors.
For more details, check the detailed response »here« and the Progress Report.

Q: When is Tamriel Rebuilt going to be complete?
Good question! The joke answer is 2090 and the optimistic answer is 2030.
However, 'it will be done when it's done' is unfortunately the only true answer: attention and contributions to Tamriel Rebuilt vary, developers come and go, and plans change. All of these factors make it pretty hard if not impossible to predict when Tamriel Rebuilt will be officially 'complete'.

Q: Will any of the finished content be redone?
The first three releases, which roughly encompass Telvannis, the Sacred Lands around Necrom, and the east around Akamora and Bosmora, will be redone in the future. Both landscaping, questlines, and dialogue need an overhaul to put them in line with the new standards we have developed.
Opinions differ on the scope of the changes, but everybody agrees that the redo will be tackled only after Tamriel Rebuilt nears completion.

Q: Will Tamriel Rebuilt become OpenMW-exclusive?
Possibly, but not anytime soon.
Several possible scenarios exist when such a move would be seriously considered:

1. The file size of our mod becomes too large for the Morrowind executable to handle, when even splitting it into several files no longer works,
2. OpenMW becomes the overwhelming standard engine to play Morrowind in,
3. OpenMW reaches features parity with MWSE-Lua and adds additional killer features (such as per-cell water levels in exteriors)

Q: Will Tamriel Rebuilt use MWSE-Lua features?
Yes, but not as part of our main mod. We strive for Tamriel Rebuilt to be usable by the vast majority of players, making it dependant on MWSE-Lua (or, in turn, OpenMW) at a point when this would lock out a considerable amount of players is not a goal we strive towards.
Addons that allow for additional functionality (such as more immersive Daedric artifacts) are being considered right now.

How To Get To Mournhold From Davon's Watch

Lore

Q; Is Tamriel Rebuilt lore friendly?
Q: Why the hate against Elder Scrolls Online?
Opinions vary. For most new players, Tamriel Rebuilt is not considered to be lore friendly anymore, sometimes even aggressively hostile to new lore.
Generally, we consider Tamriel Rebuilt's game world to be friendly to the lore of TES III, the First Pocket Guide to the Empire, Redguard and Battlespire first and foremost.
Later changes and additions to the lore were made when Tamriel Rebuilt had already been in development for years, making it necessary to pick and choose which lore bits we include in our version of Tamriel even when the only new lore was contained in TES IV: Oblivion. With a consistent game world as one of our main goals, a lot of new lore simply doesn't fit.
Find out more about our lore policy »here«.

Q: Will you add Bleakrock Isle?
Tamriel Rebuilt is not going to explain the absence of, include, or allude to Bleakrock Isle.
If any mod creator desires to make a Bleakrock Isle mod, they are welcome to do so. It is beyond our scope.

How To Get To Mournhold From Ebonheart

Q; Will Solstheim be moved?
No edits to Solstheim will be part of Tamriel Rebuilt, as we are focused on the Morrowind mainland.
One of our Lead Developers created Anthology Solstheim [Nexus Mods] and Anthology Tomb of the Snow Prince [Nexus Mods], which move Solstheim to where he feels they should be. These are currently the only mods moving the island we are aware of.
If any other mod creator wants to move Solstheim, they are welcome to do so. It is beyond our scope.

Q: Why is Old Ebonheart an Imperial City?
Ebonheart was depicted on the mainland in TES I: Arena and said to be a rival city to Mournhold-Almalexia. Morrowind moved Ebonheart to Vvardenfell and made it Imperial. While it was inconsistently referred to as 'Castle Ebonheart' in dialogue, the placement and name made it necessary to compromise when adding an 'Ebonheart' settlement on the mainland. An Imperial settlement of 'Old' Ebonheart with the backstory of the old Dunmer settlement of The Real Barenziah having been burned down after the Armistice.
For a more detailed response see »here«.

Q: Where have the settlements from Arena gone?
The Arena settlements have gone through several name changes, some as far back as Morrowind itself (Stoneforest -> Balmora). We include more or less all of the settlements which were depicted on the Arena province map, although some have been renamed into something vastly different.
For a more detailed response see »here«.

Q: How will Tamriel Rebuilt implement the Vvardenfell quarantine?
Not at all!
The Vvardenfell quarantine is a staple of Morrowind Lore that Tamriel Rebuilt helped introduce, and consequentially buried when it turned out that TES III dialogue does not actually support it.
A lot of NPCs move from Vvardenfell to the mainland as consequences of their quests, such as Vodunius Nuccius [UESP] who plans to travel to Narsis, Tashpi Ashibael [UESP] who escapes from Maar Gan to the mainland, and Caius Cosades [UESP] who departs Vvardenfell to travel to the Imperial City. What is actually blocked off with the excuse of a quarantine is travel from Vvardenfell to Mournhold. The player sneaking in with the help of sympathetic NPCs is a plot point in the Tribunal expansion, but it talks about Mournhold isolating itself.
In the end, we decided to officially abandon the pretence of a quarantine in 2015, around the same time TR_Travels was created. A lore justification which ties into the assassinations carried out by the Sixth House and Balmora tax revolts can be found in 'The Eastern Quarantine' [UESP], a book so recently written that very few instances will be found in-game.

Compatibility

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt compatible with OpenMW?
Yes, the odd bug notwithstanding.
OpenMW is as much in development as Tamriel Rebuilt and bugs can and will happen. You can find OpenMW's stance »here« [OpenMW] and notes about compatibility »here« [OpenMW].

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt compatible with Skyrim: Home of the Nords and Province: Cyrodiil?
Absolutely, starting with our common asset base (Tamriel_Data).
All of the province mods which are part of Tamriel Rebuilt and Project Tamriel have the aim to create a seamless, fitting gameworld. There are currently some rough edges (lore and landscape), but they will be smoothed out in time. Our goal is to make it possible to travel across a consistent and interconnected Tamriel.

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt compatible with Skywind or Morroblivion?
This cannot be answered with either yes or no, because the question itself is wrong.
Both Skywind and Morroblivion are mods made for later games in the Elder Scrolls franchise, TES IV: Oblivion and TES V: Skyrim (Special Edition), respectively. To make Tamriel Rebuilt (a TES III: Morrowind mod) 'compatible' with either would mean porting our content (assets, landscaping, dialogue and quests) to the games these two mods were built upon.
For Skywind, this seems out of the question due to time and work constrains. As of 2019, and 7 years of development, it still hasn't had a public release of some kind. It can be assumed that the project is still busy porting the content from the Morrowind base game and will only be able to start work on converting Tamriel Rebuilt after this is done, assuming this is something the developers are even interested in.
The same holds true for Morroblivion, however there is an effort to port Tamriel Rebuilt’s cells over to it. Find out more »here« [TESRenewal].

Q: Why is Tamriel Rebuilt incompatible with Morrowind Rebirth?
Morrowind Rebirth [Nexus Mods] is said to be incompatible with Tamriel Rebuilt due to some overlapping landscaping edits, edits to the same NPCs on Vvardenfell due to TR_Travels, balance changes which make Tamriel Rebuilt content overpowered, and model replacements included in Morrowind Rebirth that make Firewatch in particular unnavigable.
Neither of these are game-breaking and we do not currently consider Morrowind Rebirth incompatible. Trancemaster's recommendation to not use Tamriel Rebuilt and Morrowind Rebirth together is just that: a recommendation. Both mods can run in tandem, but not without the stated problems or a patch. Fortunately, such a patch is available »here« [Nexus Mods].

Q: Is Tamriel Rebuilt compatible with [Mod]?
We cannot guarantee compatibility with landmasses that conflict with ours, but generally speaking most mods that edit content on Vvardenfell should not have much of an impact on Tamriel Rebuilt as of yet. Many popular content mods have compatibility addons for Tamriel Rebuilt. Texture replacers (such as those included in the popular MGSO compilation) will not conflict with Tamriel Rebuilt, but may not cover custom assets provided by the project. Mesh replacers (particular On the Rocks, also included in the MGSO compilation, or Morrowind Rebirth) are incompatible in the sense that their changed models make parts of Tamriel Rebuilt hard to navigate or - as with On the Rocks - block some cavern doors.
Morrowind Code Patch and Patch for Purists are not only compatible, but recommended.

Q: What is the the Filepatcher for?
The Filepatcher, a java tool shipped with the Tamriel_Data archive, does two things to ESPs, and two things only:

1. Changes the master files, 'TR_Data.esm' is changed to 'Tamriel_Data.esm', 'Map1.esm' and 'Map2.esm' are changed to 'TR_Mainland.esm'.
2. It reads the translation.txt (which needs to be placed in the same folder the .jar itself is in), a list of old and new IDs, and replaces the old IDs in the ESP with the new ones. You will need to recompile your scripts afterwards.

Q: What mods are recommended to use with Tamriel Rebuilt?
An incomplete list of recommendations is available »here«.

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