A book called The Pilgrim's Path describes many of the Temple's pilgrimages and their shrines.

A book called The Pilgrim's Path describes many of the Temple's pilgrimages and their shrines.

A book called The Pilgrim's Path describes many of the Temple's pilgrimages and their shrines.

A book called The Pilgrim's Path describes many of the Temple's pilgrimages and their shrines.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

The most pious members of the Temple make pilgrimages to various sites on Vvardenfell where gods, saints, and heroes have faced test and trials.

The most pious members of the Temple make pilgrimages to various sites on Vvardenfell where gods, saints, and heroes have faced test and trials.

The most pious members of the Temple make pilgrimages to various sites on Vvardenfell where gods, saints, and heroes have faced test and trials.

The most pious members of the Temple make pilgrimages to various sites on Vvardenfell where gods, saints, and heroes have faced test and trials.

I wanted to pay a visit to the Magic Rock of Maar Gan, but I've been told that the Dremora that protects it can get quite inappropriate with the pilgrims. Puts me off, honestly.

When I finally woke, I found myself with the vampiric sickness, but filled with a strength I didn't have before. I tracked down the vampire, and I brought it to justice. After that, I thought about ending my life, and almost did. But as Saryoni has written, I "forged a keen Faith in the crucible of suffering". If I could still be an instrument of justice, maybe I could still be a dutiful servant of the Temple. I came back to ask my brother to join me. I pray that he has the grace to see past my sickness.

The road was full of hardships, and along the way to the Shrine of Justice I was attacked by a vampire. I didn't have the strength of Saint Felms to carry out fierce justice on the depraved creature, and I was bitten and left for dead. I slipped in and out of consciousness for days. I had the most terrible dreams. Dark creatures. Horrible acts. The image of injustice was engraved upon my eye.

There are many pilgrimages a faithful Dunmer may walk. The Seven Graces will take you across Vvardenfell to the shrines of the Tribunal's seven virtues. Veloth's Path is the great pilgrimage of the mainland. It is the road Saint Veloth walked when he led our ancestors to this land, from the mountains all the way to holy Necrom. And there are shorter pilgrimages as well, to shrines and holy sites across the mainland. Each one is an act of devotion, and each one will change you.

Another time, then. We'll be here.

Good, good. Now then. There is a common misunderstanding about pilgrimage. Some say that the pilgrimage is a metaphor. That the journey stands for something else, some inner transformation. But I tell you, the steps you take are real. The stones beneath your feet are real. The ash on your hands when you leave your offering at the shrine -- that is real. The pilgrimages aren't symbolic gestures. They are acts. The same acts that shaped the mer who came before us, and the acts that in turn shape us.

Ah, you'd like to discuss the pilgrimages? I was just about to speak with our visitor on the subject. You're welcome to sit in, if you have the time.

You have completed the three pilgrimages asked of you, as well as walked the path of the Seven Graces on Vvardenfell. That is commendable. You may now begin your duties for the Temple.

You have completed the three pilgrimages asked of you. Congratulations. You may now begin your duties for the Temple.

Before your duties can begin, you should complete three pilgrimages to prove your faith. The nearest are the Bloodstone Pilgrimage in Almas Thirr, the Shrine of Almalexia's Fury in Bal Foyen, and the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Hindsight south of Akamora. These are but three of numerous pilgrimages sites spread over Morrowind. Feel free to visit the other Temple Masters, some of whom may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

The three that are nearest to your current location are these: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Foresight at Aegondo Point, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Purging outside Dadrunibi, and the Pilgrimage to the Isle of Arches. You may also visit some of the other Temple Masters, who will have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

The three that are nearest to your current location are these: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Foresight at Aegondo Point, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Purging outside Dadrunibi, and the Pilgrimage to the Isle of Arches. You may also visit some of the other Temple Masters, who will have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

These are the three closest to here: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Solitude near Tel Mothrivra, the Pilgrimage to the Boethian Falls, and the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Hindsight in the Mephalan Vales south of Akamora. Many more pilgrimage sites can be found in the other districts of Morrowind. Feel free to visit the other Temple Masters, some of whom may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

These are the three closest to here: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Solitude near Tel Mothrivra, the Pilgrimage to the Boethian Falls, and the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Hindsight in the Mephalan Vales south of Akamora. Many more pilgrimage sites can be found in the other districts of Morrowind. Feel free to visit the other Temple Masters, some of whom may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

These are the three closest to here: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Almalexia's Fury, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine to the Battle of Bodrum, and the Pilgrimage to the Tomb of Saint Olms. Many more pilgrimage sites can be found in the other districts of Morrowind. Feel free to visit the other Temple Masters, some of whom may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

These are the three closest to here: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Almalexia's Fury, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine to the Battle of Bodrum, and the Pilgrimage to the Tomb of Saint Olms. Many more pilgrimage sites can be found in the other districts of Morrowind. Feel free to visit the other Temple Masters, some of whom may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

You say you have already completed three pilgrimages? The Temple must indeed be your true calling. I admire your dedication. You may now begin duties for the Temple Masters.

Before your duties can begin, you should complete three pilgrimages to prove your faith. The nearest are the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Almalexia's Fury, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine to the Battle of Bodrum, and the Pilgrimage to the Tomb of Saint Olms. These are but three of numerous pilgrimages sites spread over Morrowind, and you can seek out any three -- ask a Temple Master in any other district of Morrowind for locations of other shrines.

Before your duties can begin, you should complete three pilgrimages to prove your faith. The nearest are the Pilgrimage to Muatra's Pedestal, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Conviction, and the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Seryn's Devotion. These are but three of numerous pilgrimages sites spread over Morrowind, and you can seek out any three -- ask a Temple Master in any other district of Morrowind for locations of other shrines.

Before your duties can begin, you should complete three pilgrimages to prove your faith. The five that are nearest to your current location are these: the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Foresight at Aegondo Point, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Purging outside Dadrunibi, the Pilgrimage to the Isle of Arches, the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Solitude and the Pilgrimage to the Boethian Falls. Other Temple Masters may have different pilgrimages to direct you to.

Before your duties can begin, you should complete three pilgrimages to prove your faith. The nearest are the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Solitude near Tel Mothrivra, the Pilgrimage to the Boethian Falls, and the Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Hindsight south of Akamora. These are but three of numerous pilgrimages sites spread over Morrowind, and you can seek out any three--ask a Temple Master in any other district of Morrowind for locations of other shrines.

The most pious members of the Temple make pilgrimages to various sites in Morrowind where gods, saints, and heroes have faced test and trials.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.

At pilgrimage sites the Temple maintains shrines commemorating sacred events. By retracing the holy feats of saints and heroes, and by contemplating their experiences, the faithful may advance on the path of enlightenment.