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• Deshaan - The fertile valleys of Deshaan are home to lush fungal forests, deep kwama mines, and broad pastures where netches and guar graze. But all pales before the magnificence of Mournhold, home of the Tribunal and capital of the Ebonheart Pact.
• Darkshade Caverns - These caves have the distinction of being the most famous kwama mines in Deshaan. Dark Elves consider kwama eggs a delicacy, and those harvested from Darkshade Caverns are particularly prized by Dunmeri gourmets.
• The Apothecarium - Somewhere within these tumbledown Chimer ruins is the secret alchemical laboratory known as the Apothecarium.
• Tribunal Temple - The Tribunal Temple in Mournhold is the center of theopolitical power in Morrowind, and acts as a cathedral to the Living Gods of the Dark Elves: Almalexia, Vivec, and Sotha Sil.
• Reservoir of Souls - Once the subterranean temple beneath Eidolon's Hollow was one of the holiest sites of Chimer worship of the Good Daedra. But it was long ago forsaken by the Elves of Morrowind when they turned their devotion to the Living Gods of the Tribunal.
• Mournhold Sewers - Like most major Tamrielic cities, a system of subterranean sewers service the city of Mournhold. Built thousands of years ago and extended, repaired, and maintained over the centuries, whole sections of the sewers have been entirely forgotten and are now unknown to the city administrators.
• Mzithumz - The Dwarven ruins of Mzithumz are well known to house constructs and automatons that are still active and mobile—which makes them far too dangerous to enter as far as the locals are concerned, despite the resale value of Dwarven mechanisms and parts.
• Tal'Deic Crypts - Originally excavated to serve as burial vaults for the noble Redoran family, the works beneath Tal'Deic Fortress were abandoned after Grandmaster Llerlu inspected them and found the space "small, constricted, and insufficently imposing for the honored dead of House Redoran."
• Narsis Ruins - The Narsis Ruins include the foundations of the first structures built here when the Chimer came out from Summerset, and the new town was known as "Narsis-Where-All-Fervently-Praise-the-Prophet-Veloth." Eventually the name was shortened.
• The Hollow Cave - The cave in Eidolon's Hollow leads to the now-buried Halls of Veneration, where the Chimer of an earlier era worshiped the Daedric Princes heralded as the "Good Daedra" by the Prophet Veloth.
• Shad Astula Underhalls - The Shad Astula Academy was built on the foundations of much older buildings, and some of those underhalls are still in use—including the library vaults accessible through the offices of the Arch-Mage.
• Deepcrag Den - Though not as famous a kwama mine as Darkshade Caverns, Deepcrag Den's proximity to Mournhold makes for fresher eggs for the city's markets—an advantage over mines transporting eggs from farther away.
• Bthanual - The Dwarven site of Bthanual is remarkably well preserved, but its function is a matter of hot debate among scholars of Dwemer culture. Some hold that it is a magico-technical weapons factory, while others believe it was a repair site for Dwarven constructs such as spiders.
• Forgotten Crypts - The burial vaults called the Forgotten Crypts were not so much forgotten as forsaken, given up after a rogue necromancer animated a score of hallowed dead within. Ordinators from Mournhold brought the necromancer to justice, but the stigma of undeath persisted.
• Lady Llarel's Shelter - The origins of this cave's name are obscure, but whoever Lady Llarel was it seems unlikely she'd find shelter here now, as the grotto seems to be occupied by a hive of wild kwama.
• Lower Bthanual - The brazen doors of this Dwarven site slide open smoothly and without hesitation, mute testimony to the uncanny skill of the Dwemeri engineers who built them ages ago. Perhaps the rest of the site will be in good repair as well.
• The Triple Circle Mine - Everyone knows the Triple Circle Mine produces the highest quality iron ore in Deshaan. Strange to find such an active mine looking so deserted.
• Taleon's Crag - Some have speculated that this site comes by its name because this is where the famous Nord author Taleon Mythmaker chose to retire after his bitter literary feud with Helgreir Lute-Voice. Phrastus of Elinhir, however, regards this theory as "fanciful twaddle."
• Knife Ear Grotto - Once this place was a shrine to Boethiah known as the Gauntlet Tabernacle, a place where Chimer sailors would stop to pay their respects before sailing overseas. Now it is rumored to be dedicated to other Daedra: the Four Corners of the House of Troubles.
• The Corpse Garden - The Siltreen Sanitary Mortuary acquired its ominous new name after it was stricken by an outbreak of undeath. No one is certain why the dead within have chosen to rise and walk among the living.
• Quarantine Serk Catacombs - The crypts and catacombs beneath the Serk graveyard have been turned into the headquarters for the Maulborn quarantine. Here, the Maulborn supposedly develop a curative for the Llodos plague ravaging Deshaan.
• Mournhold Outlaws Refuge - Ilanadzeh the Fence: "This one does not understand: how could a hive of illegal activity continue to thrive under the very noses of the divine Tribunal?" Eldyme, smiling: "How, indeed?"

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