Tamriel Rebuilt:Mephalan Vales

The Mephalan Vales are a complex maze of canyons often wreathed with fog, which even the high ideals of the Tribunal have failed to fully penetrate. The local Indoril rulers lack a unified vision and feud with each other, while ancient forces continue to spin their plots unseen. This treacherous terrain of the Vales forms a natural northern border to the territories of House Indoril. Winding paths connect the fortresses of Ammar and Akamora, while ghosts, outlaws and worse dwell in hidden valleys and in the ruins of Dun Akafell. — Tamriel Rebuilt

● Mephalan Vales Weather Table ●
●	Clear	15%	●	Thunder	15%
●	Cloudy	15%	●	Foggy	15%
●	Ash	0%	●	Blight	0%
●	Overcast	20%	●	Rain	20%
●	Snow	0%	●	Blizzard	0%

Mephalan Vales

Map of the Mephalan Vales region

Mephalan Vales is a large mountainous region in the Mournhold District of Morrowind. It is a humid and rocky region that extends the Boethiah's Spine southward.

Its largest settlement is Akamora. The Mephalan Vales border the Sacred Lands to the east, Nedothril, Lan Orethan, and Alt Orethan to the south, Sundered Scar to the west, Azura's Coast across the Inner Sea, Molag Ruhn and Boethiah's Spine to the north, and just barely the Padomaic Ocean to the northeast.

PlacesEdit

A list of places found in the Mephalan Vales region.

SettlementsEdit

Towns (Tier III)Edit

Akamora — An Indoril city built into the sides of a mountain valley.

Outposts (Tier V)Edit

Ammar — A remote fortress located on top of a hill on the coast of the Inner Sea.
Erethan Plantation — A wickwheat plantation to the north of Akamora.
Windmoth Legion Fort — An Imperial fort, full of corruption, which is located deep within the Telvanni lands.

Hamlets (Tier VI)Edit

Akamora Mines
Evos — A small town in the Sacred Lands.
The Inn Between — A hidden retreat for adventurers located in the Mephalan Vales.
Kellidan — A tiny cavern settlement in the Mephalan Vales.
Romithren Monastery — A monastery high on the hills east of Lan Orethan.
Tahvel — A large mining operation in the Mephalan Vales.
Tomaril Manor — A hilltop mansion in the Mephalan Vales.
Verulas Pass — A small village south of Alt Bosara.

DwellingsEdit

Barathmuk gro-Bagrat's shack — An orc's shack in the hills south of Tel Muthada.
Forsaken Shack
Hlorgir Firm-Hand's Shack — The home of a wrongfully imprisoned Nord.
Lost Shack
Pedivur's Tower — An isolated home on the edge of the Mephalan Vales.
Plundered Shack
Sevilo Raboban's Shack — A miner's stilted shack set in a twisting canyon.
Suryn Hamanour's Shack — A pondside shack in the Mephalan Vales.

Ancient Indoril RuinsEdit

Dun Akafell — A vast ancient ruin in the Mephalan Vales, west of Akamora.

CavesEdit

Ahhesha — A cave located in Boethiah's Spine.
Alnadribi — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Binammu — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Dralnabissit — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Ernaberinsu — A large cave just southwest of Windmoth Legion Fort in the Mephalan Vales region containing Daedra and spellcasters.
Habunsanit — A medium-sized cave in the Boethiah's Spine in which five bandits reside.
Jongala — A cave in the Mephalan Vales.
Kilvurcard — A cave in the Boethiah's Spine.
Maebbu — A small cave in the Mephalan Vales close to the coast.
Marushpaanu Tunnel — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Muthinis Cave — A cave in the Mephalan Vales.
Namartyon — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Nassurdanami — A small cave inhabited by a necromancer and his creations.
Nimmutnabanit — A cave located in the Boethiah's Spine.
Nirnidan — A small cave located west of Ashushushi that leads to an unnamed Ancestral Tomb complex.
Pamuni Tunnel — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Rilramisnat — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.
Sambussu Tunnel — A cave in the Mephalan Vales.
Seranassid — A cave located in the Mephalan Vales.

Daedric RuinsEdit

Ashushushi — A shrine to the Daedra Prince Azura west of Evos.
Esuranamit — A shrine to the Daedra Prince Sheogorath located in the Mephalan Vales.
Malkamalit — A shrine to the Daedra Prince Boethiah located in the Mephalan Vales.
Shambalu — A sprawling shrine to the Daedric Prince Mephala in the Mephalan Vales.
Yanishanabi — A single-chambered shrine in the Mephalan Vales, dedicated to Mehrunes Dagon.

Dunmer StrongholdsEdit

Bisandryon — An old Dunmer fortress north of Dreynim, occupied by members of Great House Indoril.

Dwemer RuinsEdit

Arkgnthleft — A Dwemer ruin containing smugglers located in the Mephalan Vales.
Bazhthum — A Dwemer ruin located in the Mephalan Vales.
Nchulegfth — A Dwemer ruin located in the Mephalan Vales.
Mzungleft — A Dwemer ruin located in the Mephalan Vales.

MinesEdit

Dilitan Mine — A medium-sized ebony mine east of Alt Bosara containing slave miners.
Kodasha Egg Mine — A cave in the Mephalan Vales.
Mannusudipat Mine — An ebony mine located in the Mephalan Vales.
Pamonibu Mine — An ebony mine located in the Mephalan Vales.
Pulu-Asha Eggmine — An egg mine in the Mephalan Vales.
Pulummu Mine — An empty mine located in the Mephalan Vales.
Sannisaran Eggmine — An egg mine located in the Mephalan Vales.
Timmapolu Eggmine — An egg mine located in the Mephalan Vales.
Vallen-Dun Eggmine — A split-level egg mine in the Mephalan Vales, west of Tel Muthada and south of Marog.

ShipsEdit

Forsaken Shipwreck — A shipwreck located near the Mephalan Vales.*

TombsEdit

Anthelasa Ancestral Tomb — A tomb located in the Mephalan Vales.
Endrovel Ancestral Tomb — A tomb located in the Boethiah's Spine.
Thelaro Ancestral Tomb — A very large tomb located in the Mephalan Vales.
Thelaro Chapel
Veri Ancestral Tomb — A tomb in the Mephalan Vales with a few levelled skeletons and very little loot.

Velothi TowersEdit

Norem — A large Velothi tower east of the Windmoth Legion Fort in which a battle is taking place between bandits and vampires.

* This place is technically in Azura's Coast, but is listed here because this is the closest Tamriel Rebuilt region.

NotesEdit

This region was originally called Mephalain Mountains.
Valley of Mephala used to be a separate region but was merged entirely into the Mephalan Vales.

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