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Pantheons of Tamriel

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The Pantheons of Tamriel are groups of deities and saints worshiped in the different provinces on the continent of Tamriel. In most games in the series, one or more of these entities plays a major role—or has a major influence on—a game's storyline. The article also details how each race of human and elves perceives what are, essentially, the same gods. This article details the fictional Pantheons of Tamriel; that is, the major deities and saints worshipped in the different provinces and races of the fictional empire of Tamriel, the setting of the Elder Scrolls CRPG series. In most games in the series, one or more, of these gods play a major role, or have a major influence, on a game's storyline. The article also details how each race of human and elves perceives what are, essentially, the same gods.

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The Pantheons of Tamriel are groups of deities and saints worshiped in the different provinces on the continent of Tamriel. In most games in the series, one or more of these entities plays a major role—or has a major influence on—a game's storyline. The article also details how each race of human and elves perceives what are, essentially, the same gods. This article details the fictional Pantheons of Tamriel; that is, the major deities and saints worshipped in the different provinces and races of the fictional empire of Tamriel, the setting of the Elder Scrolls CRPG series. In most games in the series, one or more, of these gods play a major role, or have a major influence, on a game's storyline. The article also details how each race of human and elves perceives what are, essentially, the same gods.