Queen Numara

Background[]

Queen Numara jointly ruled Rimmen and its near region in Northern Elsweyr with her husband, King Hemakar, prior to the Frostfall Coup in 2E 576. Following the beginning of Varen's Rebellion the same year, Emperor Leovic sent Euraxia Tharn to Rimmen as part of a diplomatic mission. King Hemakar, accepting Tharn and her army of Nibenese mercenaries, was immediately assassinated by Tharn along with Numara and all but one of their children. With both the king and queen dead, Tharn proclaimed herself queen of Rimmen.^[1]

Before marrying Hemakar, Numara was a Moon-Singer, a keeper and teller of ancient Khajiiti lore and stories.^[2] She possessed a pendant connected to the moon Jode that had belonged to Anequina Sharp-Tongue before she and Hemakar passed it on to their daughter and future Queen of Rimmen Khamira.^[3] The pendant served to hide the wearer from magical detection^[4] and unlock the path through Shadow Dance Ruins.^[5]

Interactions[]

Two Queens[]

Queen Numara is encountered as an undead mummy reanimated by Euraxia Tharn when Khamira, Abnur Tharn, and the Vestige confront her. With Abnur battling Euraxia and Khamira grief-stricken over the sight of her reanimated parents, the Vestige is forced to kill both the undead King Hemakar and Queen Numara. The empty coffins of the king and queen can be found in the crypts of Rimmen Palace as the three make their way to Euraxia.

Combat[]

• Arrow Stab – Single-target melee light attack that deals Physical Damage
• Bombard – Multiple small area-of-effect radii that deal Flame Damage
• Chilled Ground – Persistent area-of-effect radius that deals Frost Damage
• Quakeshot – Three expanding conical area-of-effect radii that stun and deal Physical Damage
• Quick Shot – Single-target ranged light attack that deals Physical Damage

Appearances[]

• The Elder Scrolls Online: Elsweyr

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