[Gaul]

"The Gods have not forsaken us, but we have forsaken the Gods! When Daedra first invaded Tamriel, did we submit to their wisdom and give thanks when they delivered us from evil? No! Instead, we believed the lies fed to us by those in power, those who caused the problems in the first place. Men and Mer should not worship crowns of gold, scraps of paper, or festering bloodlines. Neither should they allow foul cultists to infect all of Nirn with their evil!"

Lowering her blade, the Imperial woman removed her steel helmet with the other hand. For others it might have been a gesture of camaraderie. A way to present herself without the trappings of rank. For a lieutanent in the Triumphant, it served a different purpose. Metal covered the left half of her face, but sunken flesh showed the terrifying injury underneath. An that once belonged to some Dwemer monstrosity dropped the helm to the ground as she faced the crowd.

"The Empire would have you believe a mortal man defeated one of the Daedric Princes, full in his power! As if it was possible to approach the powers of a god. Those in the Dominion are no better, claiming that some great arcane secret closed the gates. So we lauded these false heroes, while the Eight stood silent." Her audience nodded, clapped, and a some even cheered. A few dozen in number, they consisted of most races in Tamriel, ranging from the brutish Orsimer to the golden skinned Aldmeri.

"They stood silent when the monstrous dragons reappeared, when the vampiric menace spread across these lands, when the dead rose from their graves to terrorize. Only when we needed them did their divine light shine on us, leading us from these darkest hours, empowering the heroes who sought only their own glory. But now they speak. They reveal to us the enemies in our midst and I say they deserve thanks!" A great cheer erupted from the small crowd. Zealotry shined in their eyes and a few licked their lips as if tasting blood in the air.

Eight people were chained behind her, all of varying ages and species. You are among them, your hands and legs manacled. The woman raised her blade and spoke, filling the air with an intense light. Burning your Daedric self emerges. Down the line you can see it happen to the rest, their skin strange shades, horns growing from their heads, odd shadows flickering behind them. A few in the audience screamed in horror, though they sounded more practiced than anything else.

"Thank you may Eight for showing me the correct path! Thank you for revealing to me the true enemy! And thank you for delivering me from this foul evil! Divines be praised!" Her voice reached a crescendo alongside the light. Finally the woman turned to face you. The madness and pleasure in her one eye was only eclipsed by the hatred. In that moment you know two things. One, she was going to kill you. And two, she was going to enjoy it.

Things to Know
Obviously this is an Elder Scrolls Campaign set in a non-canon time. There are a few things to read before you should submit a character.

This will be a fairly mature game that occasionally gets comedic or lighter hearted. Violence is a common problem and solution in Tamriel and not everyone is open to peaceful solutions. There will be plenty of fighting and roleplaying, but not much in the way of puzzles. I prefer it when people play to their characters, especially when it means something bad will happen. When you do, I'll grant you a point of Karma.

Karma, in this instance, is the reward you get instead of Inspiration. Whenever you receive Karma you may grant a point to another player. You may spend 3 Karma to use one of the Faction downtime activities presented below. You may also spend a point to ask for stuff. Want a specific magic item in the chest you're about to open? Done. Want to stay alive after you should be dead? Done. Want to lose some of your Daedra feats in favor of others during downtime? Done. It's how you shape your own story.

You'll also earn Karma by resolving your character's goals, dealing with their problems, and changing how they act in response to the world around them. If your High Elf hating Nord realizes they're not so different and stands up to protect an innocent one, that's a Karma point.

There are a few changes to this campaign, namely Factions and the Half-Daedra template.

Half-Daedra
You cease aging when you reach adulthood and you restore a number of hit points equal to your class level after every short rest. Your Daedric nature is exposed when exposed to certain spells or when you activate any Daedric feats.
Ability Scores
Your maximum for ability scores is increased to 22.
Daedric Feats
As a half-daedra you have access to a wider range of powers and abilities. You receive one of the following feats for free. You may also choose to take an additional Daedric feat instead of a sub-race. You may take a Daedric feat whenever you could take a regular feat. Any time a Daedric feat grants access to a spell to a character who cannot cast spells, the Spellcasting ability is Endurance and the difficulty save is 8+Proficiency Bonus+Endurance Modifier.


Arachnid Form
Increase your Agility or Intelligence score by +1.
Gain a climb speed of 20 ft.
You may cast Entangle as per the spell. You must finish a short rest before casting it again.
As a bonus action you may enter a spider like form. Four spider limbs grow from your back. While active your climb speed increases to 30 ft and you may attack with the limbs as an action or bonus action. Treat them as natural weapons that inflict 1d6 Piercing damage and have the Finesse property.

Battle Form
Increase your Strength or Endurance score by +1.
As a bonus action you may enter a battle form. This grants you a set of claws or augments your existing ones. They inflict 1d6 Slashing. If you already possess claws they inflict 1d8 damage.
You may make two attacks with your claws as a bonus action, but they must be against the same target and all other characters have advantage on attacks against you for 1 round.
While in your battle form and not wearing armor treat your AC as 13+Agility Modifier. If you have any Unarmored Class feature you use the highest of the two.

Chosen By the Viper
You are considered to have the Serpent Constellation in addition to your original.

Daedric Altmer
You must be Altmer to take this feat.
Increase your Willpower by +1.
Reduce your total hitpoints by -1 for every level.
Gain +1 Magicka every level.
You may switch out the spells granted by Highborn after finishing a long rest with different Mage spells of the same level.

Daedric Argonian
You must be Argonian to take this feat.
Increase your Intelligence score by +1.
You may use your Histskin ability as a bonus action and you have advantage on the dice roll.
Lose your ability to breathe underwater.

Daedric Bosmer
You must be Bosmer to take this feat.
Increase your Willpower by +1.
Replace the Animal Friendship spell from Y'ffre's Gift with Bane and Cordon of Arrows.
Replace the Acrobatics from Bosmer Combat Training to Stealth.

Daedric Breton
You must be Breton to take this feat.
Increase your Intelligence, Personality, and Willpower by +1. Increase the maximum for those scores to 24.
Lose the Magic Resistance trait.
Become vulnerable to all damage from spells.

Daedric Dunmer
You must be Dunmer to take this feat.
Increase your Agility, Intelligence, or Strength by +1.
Whenever you succeed on a save against a spell that inflicts damage you may choose to deal 2d6 Fire damage to yourself. This damage ignores Fire Immunity, but not Fire Resistance. If you do, inflict the same to whomever cast the spell if they are within 100 ft. Increase this damage to 3d6 at 8th level and 4d6 at 15th level.

Daedric Imperial
You must be Imperial to take this feat.
Increase your Strength or Intelligence by +1.
Your Luck dice type is changed from a d6 to a d10. However, you may only use them on attack rolls or Deception skill checks.
You may cast the Vicious Mockery cantrip.

Daedric Khajit
You must be Khajit to take this feat.
Increase your Endurance, Strength, Intelligence, or Personality by +1.
Once between finishing a long rest you may grant yourself True Sight for 1 minute. This allows you to see through any illusion, invisible creatures, and perceive the original shape of any transformed creature.
You lose the ability to see beyond 15 ft in front of you.

Daedric Nord
Increase your Strength by +1.
When not wearing armor your may treat your AC as 10+Strength modifier+Agility modifier.
Once per round you may increase a weapon damage roll by +1d6 Cold damage. This is increased to +2d6 at 8th level and +3d6 at 15th level.
Lose your Battlecry trait.

Daedric Orsimer
You must be Orsimer to take this feat.
Increase your Intelligence, Strength, or Agility by +1.
You may use Berserk up to 3 times between finishing a long rest instead of one. When you use Berserk to grant advantage on an attack roll you also have advantage on a damage roll. While Berserk is active the first attack a creature makes against you each round has advantage.

Daedric Redguard
You must be Redguard to take this feat.
Increase your Agility, Endurance, or Strength by +1.
You may use Adrenaline Rush three times between finishing long rests instead of once.
After your Adrenaline Rush ends take 1d12 Necrotic damage and you have disadvantage on Endurance saves for 10 minutes.

Daedroth's Flame
Increase your Endurance or Personality score by +1.
You may breathe fire in a 30 ft cone as an action. This inflicts 1d8 Fire damage to all creatures in that area, Agility save halves. You must finish a short rest before doing so again. Increase the damage to 2d8 at 3rd level, 3d8 at 6th level, 4d8 at 9th level, 5d8 at 12th level, 6d8 at 15th level, and 7d8 at 18th level.

Dark Soldier
Increase your Strength, Agility, or Endurance score by +1.
Become proficient with one weapon of your choice.
As a bonus action you may Temporary Hit points equal to your proficiency bonus + character level. These last for 1 minute. You must finish a short rest before doing so again.

Dremora Talents
Increase one ability score of your choice by +1.
Become proficient in a single weapon type of your choice.
You may cast a single 1st level Desctruction spell, chosen when you gain this feat, twice before needing to finish a short rest before you may cast it again.

Eternal Killer
Whenever you have advantage on an attack roll you may add your proficiency bonus to that damage roll. Your Daedric nature is not revealed if you do not.
When you successfully attack a creature it stops any regeneration ability they have for 1 round.
Any creature you kill, including Daedra, are permanently slain and cannot later rise or be remade.

Evil Eye
Increase your Agility or Personality by +1.
Gain a pool of 2 Misfortune points. Whenever a creature you can see makes a roll you may force Disadvantage on that roll as a Reaction. Does not work if they have advantage. You must finish a long rest for these points to recharge.

Far Stepper
Increase your Personality or Willpower by +1.
Instead of moving you may choose to teleport up to 20 ft to any place you can see. You may also do so when taking the Dash action.
As a Reaction to a melee attack failing against you, you may teleport up to 20 ft away.

Living Portal
Increase your Intelligence or Willpower by +1.
You may cast Find Steed as the spell. You must finish a short rest before casting it again.
Whenever you cast a Conjuration spell and summon a creature, it is always Daedric in nature. This grants them Fire resistance and additional hit points equal to your character level.

Madness of Oblivion
Increase one ability score by +2 at random by rolling a d6, Strength-1, Agility-2, Endurance-3, Intelligence-4, Personality-5, and Willpower-6.
You may cast Tasha's Hideous Laughter as a spell. You must finish a short rest to cast it again.

Mutable
When activating Daedric feats you may choose not to reveal your nature.
You may cast the Absorb Elements, Disguise Self, and Fog Cloud spells. You must finish a long rest before casting them again.

Nightrunner
Increase your Agility score by +1.
Increase your base speed by +10 ft.
You may take the Dash action as a bonus action.

Oblivion Hunter
Increase one ability score of your choice by +1.
You inflict +2 damage with all attacks made against Daedra.
You have advantage on all saves you make against effects created by Daedra.

Ogrim's Might
Increase your Strength or Endurance score by +1.
Treat your carry weight and the amount you can maneuver as if you were one size category larger.
As an action, you may slam into an enemy instead of making an attack. This acts as the Shove action, but also inflicts 2d4 Bludgeoning damage. When you Shove in this way you may perform against creatures two size categories larger than yourself.

Power of the Flame Atronach
Increase one ability score of your choice by +1.
Become immune to Fire damage, but vulnerable to Cold damage.
Twice between finishing a long rest you may cast Hellish Rebuke.

Power of the Frost Atronach
Increase one ability score of your choice by +1.
Become immune to Cold damage, but vulnerable to Fire damage.
Twice between finishing a long rest you may cast Ice Knife.

Power of the Storm Atronach
Increase one ability score of your choice by +1.
Gain resistance against Lightning damage.
Twice between finishing a long rest you may cast Witch Bolt.

Serpent's Tongue
Become proficient with the Deception skill. If already proficient you may add double your proficiency bonus to Deception skill checks instead.
You may cast the Charm Person, Healing Word, and Hex spells. You must finish a long rest before casting them again.

Vile Presence
Increase your Personality by +1.
Become proficient with the Intimidation skill. If you are already proficient you may add double your proficiency bonus to Intimidation skill checks instead.
When you successfully Intimidate a single creature you may choose to inflict 1d10 Psychic damage to them.

War Mage
Increase your Intelligence, Personality, or Willpower score by +1.
You may cast a single 1st level Destruction spell, chosen when you first gain this feat. You must finish a short rest before casting it again.
When you roll damage for a Destruction spell you may choose to roll again, taking the second result even if it is worse. You may only do this three times before you need to finish a long rest and recharge.

Wings of Shadow
As a bonus action grow a set of wings that grant a flight speed of 30 ft. Reduce this speed to 10 if carrying a heavy load or wearing heavy armor.

Xivilian Skin
Increase your Strength or Agility score by +1.
While not wearing armor treat your AC as 13+Agility modifier.
Once between finishing a long rest you may choose to gain advantage on a single save made against a spell. If successful, you suffer no ill effects, even if you would normally do so on a failed save.

You may choose to belong to a faction in Tamriel, detailed below. This may be done in game or instead of your background. They have Bases instead of Features, providing a place of safety to rest and to purchase unique gear. If done in game you do not receive the bonus skill proficiency and starting equipment, only access to the Base. Either way, you must still meet the requirement. They also provide special training options, which are done during downtime. Those not belonging to a Faction may still train with the Mage College, Warrior Order, and Thieve's Guild for a cost. You may not have trained prior to starting the game.

While Factions are inherently more useful than the average Background, their Feature and Base aspects are open to any who join. To do so you just have to meet the requirements and possibly pass a test.

Dark Brotherhood
The Dark Brotherhood is an infamous faction of assassins that are spread across all of Tamriel. Working as both a business and a cult, the Brotherhood was feared across Tamriel. Many knew of its existence, and those who did chose to tolerate it, in fear of meeting their own demise. Since the Oblivion Crisis, the Brotherhood had been fighting for survival. They had lost virtually all influence within Tamriel and had resorted to doing petty murders within Skyrim. An aggressive recruitment and training campaign has once again made them feared, but there are rumors of a split in their order.
Requirement- Be proficient in Deception or Stealth.
Starting
Proficiencies- Acrobatics and Stealth.
Equipment- A suit of Studded Leather armor, known as Shroud Armor. You have advantage on checks made to hide Light Weapons and vials of poison while wearing Shroud Armor. A piece of paper detailing your latest contract. 5 Gold.

Base, Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary
These are especially hidden, but may only be entered by a member of the Dark Brotherhood. Inside you may purchase a set of Shroud Armor and poisons at 50% the usual cost. Shroud Armor costs 600 Gold.

Feature, Assassin's Tricks
The Dark Brotherhood provides instruction in the art of assassination. During your Downtime you may choose to Train with the Dark Brotherhood. This provides a useful Trick.
Coup De Grace
You always inflict maximum weapon damage against an enemy who is asleep or paralyzed.
Quick Disguise
You may always create a believable disguise in less than a minute.
Rapid Poison
After making a successful attack you may make another using a bottle of poison as a bonus action by throwing it into the target's open wound. This is treated as if they had drank the potion.
Shadow Magic
You must be able to cast 1st level spells to use this Trick. While in heavily dark areas reduce the Magicka cost for Illusion spells by -2.

Warrior Order
There are three major groups of mercenaries operating across Tamriel. Namely the Fighter's Guild, Blackwood Company, and the Companions. The Fighter's Guild is incredibly professional, often works closely with the Empire, and has the most chapters. Blackwood Company will take any job and provides their members with the best in illicit drugs and potions. The Companions are particularly chaotic with little structure, leadership, and only a single base of operations in Tamriel.
Requirement- Be proficient in one Martial Weapon and have 35 hitpoints.
Starting
Proficiencies- Athletics and Intimidation.
Equipment- A dagger, a coin from your first job, and a Potion of Healing.

Base, Blackwood Company Hall
Has a smith with the Focused Forging Feat who is willing to forge you an item once during Downtime. Also grants a place to deal in drugs like Skooma. Sells at full price and is bought without an upcharge. Gold can always be made when taking a job here.
Base, The Skyforge and Jorrvaskr
Has a smith with the Powerful Forging Feat who is willing to forge you an item once during Downtime. Also allows access to the Underforge, allowing you to take levels in the Lycanthrope Cursed Class found in Blessings and Curses, but limited to the Werewolf. Gold can always be made when taking a job here.
Base, Fighter's Guild Hall
Has a smith with the Powerful Forging Feat and Focused Forging Feat who is willing to forge you an item once during Downtime. Gold can always be made when taking a job here.

Feature, Weapon Expertise
The Warrior Order provides rigorous training in using a variety of different weapons. When you spend downtime with this Faction you get the benefit of their combat experience. Choose one of the following.
Blade and Dagger
You may wield a Finesse weapon in one hand while Two Weapon Fighting.
Heavy Throw
You may treat two-handed Reach weapons as throwing weapons with a range of 10/30.
Lunge
You may treat a Heavy Two-Handed weapon without Reach as if it had Reach.
Martial Arts
Inflict 1d4 damage with your unarmed attacks.
Quick Load
Ignore the Loading property of crossbows.
Rapid Cut
Treat Versatile weapons as Finesse when wielding them in both hands.

Magic College
There are three major magical orders currently operating inside Tamriel. They consist of the Synod, College of Whispers, and the College of Winterhold. While the Psijic is active, they have very few members and only accept the most powerful of mages. Synod focuses their attention on retrieving artifacts and exploring the incredible history of Tamriel, especially through the eyes of races that no longer exist. The College of Whispers was once part of the now defunct Mage's Guild and specializes in the arts of conjuration and necromancy. Finally, the College of Winterhold acts as a bastion of magical knowledge without a particular focus, separate from the other two groups.
Requirement- Able to cast 4 different 1st level spells.
Starting
Proficiencies- Alchemists Supplies and Arcana.
Equipment- A journal, a set of initiate robes, and 10 Gold.

Base, College of Learning and Research
Your Order has a large collection of magical and mundane knowledge, ranging from experts who have spent decades in study to libraries stacked to the rafters with well kept after books. They also provide basic alchemy supplies and rooms to conduct magical work in.

Feature, Spell Training
Rather than the focusing proficiency, the Colleges provides instruction on spells. During your Downtime you may study under a mage or within their library to learn a new spell. It must be of a level you can cast, but cannot be the highest level of spell you can learn unless your College specializes in those spells.
College of Winterhold- specializes in Alteration and Destruction.
College of Whispers specializes- in Conjuration and Necromancy.
Synod- specializes in Illusion and Restoration.

The Blades
The Blades, also known as the Imperial Intelligence Service and the Dragonguard, are a faction founded in the First Era by Reman Cyrodiil. They were designed to function not only as the Dragonborn Emperor's bodyguards, but also as agents throughout the Empire, serving as spies and doing the Emperor's bidding.
They have served Dragonborn Emperors ever since until the end of the Septim Dynasty, after which they have become an independent organization that protects Tamriel in secret and awaits to serve and guide a new Dragonborn. Traces of the order's Akaviri ancestry appear in their sculpture, weaponry, armor, and architecture.

Requirement- Proficiency with Long Blades and at least 5th level.
Starting
Proficiencies- Insight and Investigation.
Equipment- A katana and 10 Gold.

Base, Sky Haven Temple
This heavily fortified temple is now the main headquarters for the Blades. It has a small store of esoteric lore, most especially concerning dragons and the akaviri. While in the temple you may receive the Dragonhunter's Blessing. This lasts for 72 hours. While active, once per minute you may gain advantage on an attack against a dragon or on a save against a dragon.

Feature, Akaviri Secrets
The akaviri warriors were able to go beyond normal limits through heavy meditation and extensive physical training.
Body
Increase your maximum hit points by +2.
Mind
Increase your maximum Magicka by +2.
Soul
Gain advantage on all Insight skill checks.

Thieves Guild
Having existed throughout Tamriel for centuries in one form or another, the Thieves Guild has survived through cunning, tenacity, and having friends in high places. Worshipers of the Daedra Midnight, they're easily the most accomplished lockbreakers, pickpockets, burglars, con artists, and black market dealers around. While many homes and businesses are willing to pay a premium for protection, many instead hire the best guards they can possibly afford. All too often those guards will doff their helmets, loot the place, and make sure someone finds the real guards they've left knocked out and tied up.

Requirement- Be proficient in Thieve's Tools, Stealth, and Sleight of Hand.
Starting
Proficiencies- Stealth and Sleight of Hand.
Equipment- A dagger, a coin from your first job, and a Potion of Healing.

Base, Thieve's Guild Hideout
A small area, normally located underground, that is the ideal thieves to plan heists, sell their ill gotten gains, or attract illicit services. Members may sell stolen items at full value while non-members may do so at 50% value.

Feature, Heist
In your downtime you may request the the Guild locates a special item and helps you steal it. You may only perform such as heist once every two levels and what you can request is limited by your level. There is no guarantee that the heist is successful or what you involvement may be, simply that they'll be willing to locate it and help you steal it.
1-4, Simple Theft: Steal 100 gold or a common magic item.
5-10, Elaborate Heist: Steal 500 gold or an uncommon magic item.
11-16, Difficult Job: Steal 5000 gold or a rare magic item.
17-20, Impossible Acquisition: Steal 10000 gold or a very rare magic item.

There are a number of different special Forging methods across Tamriel that can be mastered. Players may loot them, purchase them outright, or even make their own with the Blacksmith Feats.

Blacksmith Feats

Focused Blacksmith
Increase your Constitution by +1.
When using Smithing Tools you may always add your Constitution modifier to the roll.
You may craft Elven and Glass weapons and armor.
Halves the price of all weapons and armor if you craft it yourself.

Powerful Blacksmith
Increase your Strength by +1.
When using Smithing Tools you may always add your Strength modifier to the damage roll.
You may craft Dwarven and Orcish weapons and armor.
Halves the price of all weapons and armor if you craft it yourself.

Master Blacksmith
Requirements: You must have either the Focused Blacksmith or Powerful Blacksmith feat.
Increase your Strength or Constitution by +1.
You have advantage on all Smithing Tool checks.
You may craft Ebony, Daedric, and Dragon weapons and armor.

Forging

Dwarven
Melting down the various materials left behind by the Dwemer races results in Dwarven metal. It is incredibly tough and never rusts nor dulls.
Dwarven Armor- Increases AC by +1 if you do not move during your turn. +2000 Gold
Dwarven Weapons- Damage rolls made with this weapon have a +1d4 bonus. +1500 Gold
Dwarven Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against Bludgeoning damage until the end of the current enemy's turn. +1200 Gold.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 20. Materials cost half-price and are lost if the check fails.

Elven
Crafted from rare moonsilver, Elven armor is as beautiful as it is effective.
Elven Armor- Light versions of this armor may be worn by those who are not proficient in armor. Medium versions of this armor have their max Agility raised to 3. Heavy versions of this armor allow the wielder to add Agility to their AC, maximum +1. +2000 Gold
Elven Weapons- Attack rolls made with this weapon have a +1 bonus. +1500 Gold
Elven Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against Slashing damage until the end of the current enemy's turn. +1200 Gold.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 19. Materials cost half-price and are lost if the check fails.

Glass
Made from Malachite, Glass armor is also known as glassteel for it's incredible hardness and relatively light weight.
Glass Armor- Increases AC by +1. +10000 Gold.
Glass Weapons- Attack rolls made with this weapon have a +2 bonus. +5000 Gold.
Glass Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against ranged attack damage until the end of the current enemy's turn. +3000 Gold.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 23. Materials cost half-price and are lost if the check fails.

Orcish
Made from Orichalcum ore, the veins of this incredibly dense ore are hard to find. Any mines are zealously guarded by their owners, usually battle hardened Orc clans.
Orcish Armor- Increases AC by +1. +10000 Gold.
Orcish Weapons- Damage rolls made with this weapon have a +1d8 bonus. +6500 Gold.
Orcish Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against melee attack damage until the end of the current enemy's turn. +4000 Gold.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 24. Materials cost half-price and are lost if the check fails.

Powerful Forging

Ebony
Only Plate armor may be made from Ebony ore.
Ebony Armor- Increases AC by +2. Costs +60000
Ebony Weapons- Damage rolls made with this weapon have a +1d12 bonus. Costs 32000
Ebony Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against Slashing damage until the end of the current enemy's turn. Costs +27000 gold.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 26. Materials cost half-price and are lost if the check fails.

Daedric
Similar to Ebony, Daedric smithing is virtually identical. However, it also requires the heart from a powerful Daedra, known as a Dremora. Hearts from others have been tried with varying results.
Daedric Armor- Increases AC by +3.
Daedric Weapons- Weapon attack rolls have a +2 bonus and damage rolls have a +1d8 bonus.
Daedric Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against Bludgeoning damage until the end of the current enemy's turn.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 28. Usually only forged or found. Materials cost the same as Ebony, but crafting requires a Daedric Heart.

Dragon
All armor made be made from Dragon materials such as bones and scales.
Dragon Armor- Increases AC by +2. Armor does not have a skill penalty.
Dragon Weapons- Weapon attack rolls have a +3 bonus and damage rolls have a +1d4 bonus.
Dragon Shield- You may use your Reaction to gain resistance against Cold, Fire, and Lightning damage until the end of the current enemy's turn.
Crafting- Requires a Smithing check of 28. Usually only forged or found. Materials found for a single attempt may be carved from a dragon.