The page is being rewritten and checked in several stages. All users are welcome to make changes to the page. The Thieves Guild is a renowned and infamous faction of thieves operating throughout the various provinces of Tamriel. Modryn Oreyn ordered the execution of all members of the company and had the Hero destroyed the pumps of the hist tree, effectively eliminating their rivals in the province.Дespite having operating guildhalls in Shor's Stone, Riften, and Windhelm during the Second Era, the Fighters Guild's presence was no longer in Skyrim by the Fourth Era, with The Companions becoming the primary mercenary guild in the province.Close. With the help of their recruit, the Hero of Kvatch, the guild infiltrated the Blackwood Company and discovered they were harvesting Hist Sap from the Hist trees. They looked into the dealings of the rival Blackwood Company, another mercenary guild situated in Leyawiin that would take jobs the Fighters Guild would not. In 3E 433, the Cyrodiil fighters guild mainly operated in Anvil, Cheydinhal, and Chorrol. They also sought out the deaths of high-ranking members of the Thieves Guild, including their guildmaster Gentleman Jim Stacey. As a result, the corrupt leader Sjoring Hard-Heart, who was in league with the Camonna Tong, was executed by the Nerevarine. In 3E 427, the Fighters Guild in Morrowind was suffering from corruption in Vivec City, causing many to worry about the direction the guild was taking. Many of their missions involved defeating harmful creatures, though their most important one involved saving spy Lord K'avar. In 3E 405, the guild also operated in many locations around Iliac Bay. In 3E 397, the guild maintained a hall in Skyrim-occupied Western Dragonstar, led by Dominus. The Fighters Guild gained greater prominence during the early Third Era under Emperor Uriel I. Dynar was mortally wounded defending the army from a Daedric attack, and entrusted the Vestige with a gift in his dying moments. A master tactician and strategist, Dynar led the assault all the way towards Heart's Grief, and used knowledge of a captured guildhall in the Reaver Citadel to maneuver the armies through the Fist of Stone. With no global leader, the long-imprisoned Ayleid king, Laloriaran Dynar, took up the title of leader. Дuring the allied invasion of Coldharbour, the Fighters Guild, along with the Mages Guild, First Aldmeri Dominion, Daggerfall Covenant, and Ebonheart Pact, entered the realm from Stirk. The Guild defeated Aelif, with Jofnir's spirit giving the Vestige the Prismatic Weapon and going to Sovngarde. The Vestige later decided to believe Colors, causing Aelif to reveal her true intentions and used the Vivicus in order to transform herself as a Daedric Titan.

Aelif, a traitor of the guild working under Bal, attempted to manipulate the Vestige into killing Colors after framing her for Iceblade's murder.

Originally investigating Dark Anchors, the guild recovered an Ayleid artifact known as the Prismatic Crystal from Mzeneldt, which was initially hidden as it provided the source of power for the Mortuum Vivicus. During the Planemeld, under his successor Guildmaster Sees-All-Colors, the Guild worked actively to assist in thwarting Molag Bal's invasion of Nirn. Sometime prior to 2E 582, then guildmaster Jofnir Iceblade was killed under mysterious circumstances. It was to be comprised of only Akaviri soldiers, but many men were needed, and the Tsaesci didn't understand the local geography and politics of where they were assigned, so natives were often recruited. Originally called The Syffim, after the Tsaesci word for 'soldiers,' it was eventually changed to Fighters Guild. A solution was created when Dinieras-Ves 'The Iron' suggested the creation of an order of mercantile warriors-for-hire. He had spent the last of his armies and gold fighting the princes, and with no standing army left to guard the towns and villages, crime everywhere had skyrocketed. History Second Era Foundation ДЄfter the Potentate Versidue-Shaie conquered the rebelling princes, he was left with a chaotic land.

The Companions - Although the Guild does not appear in Skyrim, The Companions act in the same manner of mercenary brotherhood.

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