A note on Bosmer:

Bosmer (also known as wood elves) are stereotyped as a smaller, more cockier breed of elf. Many roam the forest of Valenwood, the homeland, however very little can be told about there culture. Some say that a city of archers and swordsman was created, known as Gold-Arrow. It had been hidden in a grove, meant as a hidden refuge from other civilization.

However, Gold-Arrow soon became like any other town, a sprawling city. Immigrants from other lands moved in, the Imperial's buying out much of its land. A band of colonist decided to move deeper in Valenwood, until at last they reached a hill land. It was there, they settled into a more agricultural, peace loving set of towns. Farms sprung up for miles in the hidden hill land, the surrounding forest keeping them well protected from the outside world.

Days became weeks, weeks months, months years, and eventually, years became centuries. Other then the occasional rumors of wondering high elves, which became known as the "Tall Brothers", the farmlands lost all contact of the outside world.

These farmlands were known as Nerazor, the country of crops. Split into three districts, Kerator, Menazor, and Lartranor.


Kerator was closer to the great lake, and provided great fishing spots. Menazor was more in the far out parts of the hill land, and was lush with crops and farms. Lartranor stood in a valley, waterfalls enclosing it with many tree's. This stood in between Kerator and Menazor, and therefore had half the benefits of both.

Nerazor, having been well hidden from the world, knew absolutely nothing of war. It's inhabitants knew not of the Oblivion Crisis, of the House Wars in Morrowind. They knew not of what the empire was, of the tribunal or nine divines.

They knew peace, and nothing else...

Ten years into the fourth era however, a chosen few of the colonies of Nerazor would contribute in the fate of Tamriel, and perhaps all of Nirn itself... the tale of these brave Bosmer begins with a single step, that shall turn into a journey of a thousand miles.

These are the first ages of the Fourth Era. These are the ages of union, of trial, of courage and valor.

This, is the Fourth Era.