- "Pay no attention to the Shrew of Taneth. She'll say the Tel Var stones are "key to locking away the Daedra." Why not ask the good Lady Cinnabar how much she plans to charge for each key? More than her horrid books, I'd wager."
- ―Phrastus of Elinhir[src]
Phrastus of Elinhir is an Imperial scholar best known for the many books he has published on the Daedra and various other topics, and his questions-and-answers sessions he has with various others interested in the history and lore of Tamriel.
He is a bitter rival of Lady Cinnabar of Taneth, another fellow scholar. They both can be found in the Imperial City Sewers.
Books[]
Phrastus authored the following books:
- Daedra Worship: The Chimer
- Daedra Worship: The Ayleids
- Exegesis of Merid-Nunda
- Field Guide to Spriggans
- Field Guide to River Trolls
- The Heartland of Cyrodiil
- Introduction to Aedric Studies
- The Onus of the Oghma
- The Bretons: Mongrels or Paragons?
- On the Nature of Coldharbour
- Unhallowed Legions
- Psychopomps of Tamriel
Dialogue[]
"Pay no attention to the Shrew of Taneth. She'll say the Tel Var stones are “key to locking away the Daedra.” Why not ask the good Lady Cinnabar how much she plans to charge for each key? More than her horrid books, I'd wager."
- What do you know about Tel Var stones? "Chips of the White-Gold Tower. Ayleids who built it couldn't recreate their own Zero Stone, so they settled for Tel Var. The Daedra infesting these sewers are tap-tap-tapping away at it. Weaken it enough ... and pop, shlorp, no more Mundus."
- What do you mean, “no more Mundus?” "Tap-tap-tap, go the Daedra. Pop, goes the White-Gold Tower. Shlorp, goes everything you know, mashed like a cheese wheel through a pinhole, back into Oblivion. That's how I'd describe it to children."
- What should be done with the Tel Var stones? "Bring them here. When the Daedra are driven from the city, we will use our hoarded Tel Var stones to repair the damage. Unless Cinnabar gets her way. She'll sell them at market stalls while Creation unfastens itself. Short-sighted cretin."
- Wait, what's a Zero Stone? "A sign that you should read more."
- What should be done with the Tel Var stones? "Bring them here. When the Daedra are driven from the city, we will use our hoarded Tel Var stones to repair the damage. Unless Cinnabar gets her way. She'll sell them at market stalls while Creation unfastens itself. Short-sighted cretin."
- What do you mean, “no more Mundus?” "Tap-tap-tap, go the Daedra. Pop, goes the White-Gold Tower. Shlorp, goes everything you know, mashed like a cheese wheel through a pinhole, back into Oblivion. That's how I'd describe it to children."
- Wait, you're Phrastus of Elinhir? I've read your books. "And?"
- I prefer Lady Cinnabar's books. "Yes, I also find the pages of her books are softer and more absorbent. Good day."
- They're superior to Lady Cinnabar's work. ""Great Phrastus, I find your books far superior to a festering boil on a troll's wangle." Good day."
Trivia[]
- Unlike his rival, Phrastus is a strong believer in the concept of The Towers. He says that tampering with the Tel Var Stones may well result in the destruction of Mundus, as they have a strong connection to the White-Gold Tower.
- Phrastus is featured prominently in the Loremaster's Archive articles which are published every week on the Online website.
Appearances[]
- The Elder Scrolls Online (mentioned only)
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