#daggerfall covenant

Camlorn Inn

Our city's place to be for good food, drink, and company. WEREWOLVES NOT WELCOME!

Bakery Selection: fresh goods baked daily on premises, with new surprises every day!

Sweet-and-Savoury Cheese Puff Pastry Slice

Mixed Berry Jam and Ricotta Pastry

Tuna and Cheese or Spinach and Cheese parcels

Gautier's Frosted Custard Cake Slice

Sourdough Loaf/Baguette

Starters

Escargots Gratin

With creamy herb and black garlic sauce, and a crisp breadcrumb topping

Chicken Liver Patê

With homemade toasted sourdough

Gooey Battaglir, Wild Garlic, and Mimolette Dip

With corn chips

Baked Camembert

With mini herb grissini and cherry-comberry chutney

Mains

Venison Pot Pie

With green peppercorn gravy

Baked Rice

With four cheeses and bacon OR tomato and seasonal vegetables

Honey-Baked Gammon Ham, Fried Goose Egg, and Spicy Wedges

With black pepper gravy OR brown sauce

Veal Schnitzel

With red wine reduction and herbed roasted baby potatoes

Desserts

Glenumbra Pastéis

Mini caramelised egg custard tarts with a flaky puff pastry shell (two pieces)

Gorapple Tarte Tatin

With vanilla bean ice cream OR cinnamon custard

Camlorn Baked Cheesecake

With mixed berry compote and dark chocolate drizzle

Lion Guard Fruit Salad

This may be a rather lukewarm take, as I don't have as much interaction with the Daggerfall Covenant side of the ESO fandom, but I'm convinced that, like myself until a couple years ago, neither has anyone that has ever earnestly considered her a voice of reason.

Gabrielle is that one character that people assume is put together at first glance because she's intelligent and professionally accomplished, but that perception completely shifts as people gradually discover the laundry list of borderline war crimes she's used those smarts to commit.

Her canonical claims to fame include, with no hyperbole applied:

Singlehandedly breaking into a cult-infested crypt for a talisman rumored to open portals to Oblivion.

Gleefully hacking the warding sequence on one of the most secure vaults in the Covenant and openly admitting that she'd wanted to take a crack for some time upon learning it was named the "Impervious Vault."

Getting banned from the Anchor's Point Inn for setting fire to the hair of a pushy dragonknight who failed to heed her rather upfront request to stop hitting on her (easily the most understandable point on this dissertation).

Losing "teleporting directly to the Evermore Mages' Guild" privileges for a reportedly similar incident.

And, most unnervingly of all, sending a treatise to Covenant generals advising the displacement of beasts and beastfolk in enemy territory to send them rampaging into local settlements as an invasion tactic.

Ya gurl may have more outward tact in professional settings, but there's absolutely no way her dynamic with Darien doesn't involve him reigning her in ethically as often as she reigns him in conversationally. These feral besties are two halves of a whole common sense and I love that for them.

If there was anyone who benefitted from the Montclair's incident, it would be Lady Cassandra Dorell; the second wife of Baron Alard Dorell. He wedded her about eight years after his first wife passed away and gave him three children... Adrian, Genevieve and Regina. Smart children, they were mere shadows compared to Ellic Dorell, their half-brother and the heir of Northpoint.

However, with Ellic failed to defend Northpoint against the Montclair and even went as far as being seduced by Lleraya Montclair, Baron Alard Dorell decided to imprison and disown his eldest son. With Ellic gone, Cassandra's son Adrian was named the heir of Northpoint.

"Perhaps even the most terrible of tragedies has Akatosh' light shining upon it," she once said. Cassandra fled with her young children away from Northpoint just a night before Lleraya's arrival.

Maybe she knew something?

King Emeric

Concept art for The Elder Scrolls: Online