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| Faction |  Aldmeri Dominion |
| Previous Zone | Auridon |
| Next Zone | Greenshade |
| Number of Quests | 48 |
| Unique Achievements | Peacemaker |
| Grahtwood Secrets | Find here |
Grahtwood is a location in Elder Scrolls Online (ESO). It is the third questing zone in the Aldmeri Dominion, located between Khenarthi's Roost and Greenshade. This area was originally designed for players levels 16-23, but has become Battle Leveled with One Tamriel.
Grahtwood in ESO has the following Overland Sets: Green Pact Set, Syrabane's Grip and Ranger's Gait.
Public Dungeons
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Burroot Kwama Mine
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Mobar Mine
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Ne Salas
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Root Sunder Ruins
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The Scuttle Pit
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Vinedeath Cave
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Wormroot Depths
4-Man Dungeon
Dark Anchors
Player Housing
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The Gorinir Estate (Notable)
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Grand Topal Hideaway (Manor)
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Snugpod (Staple)
Mundus Stones
Grahtwood Maps
Grahtwood Chest Map
Grahtwood Quests
All Grahtwood Locales & Grahtwood Trivia
Cities
- Elden Root
Settlements
- Brackenleaf
- Cormount
- Gil-Var-Delle
- The Gray Mire
- Haven
- Karthdar
- Redfur Trading Post
- Reman's Bluff
- Southpoint
Caves, Ruins and Mines
Battlefields, Cemeteries and Crypts
Points of Interest
- Battle of Cormount Memorial
- Boar's Run Overlook
- Faltonia's Mine
- Fisherman's Isle
- Forked Root Camp
- Sacred Leap Grotto
- Sweetbreeze Cottage
- Tarlain Bandit Camp
- Temple of the Eight
- Vineshade Lodge
- The Aquifer — The Imperial sewer system of the port of Haven.
- Fisherman's Hut — A small Bosmer-style home located west of the Reliquary of Stars.
- The Middens — A cave system under the roots of the Elden tree.
- Old Creepy Cave — A cave in southern Grahtwood, north of Haven and just east of Vineshade Lodge.
- The Orrery — An ancient Ayleid ruin in the city of Elden Root.
- Sarandel's Carnival — A roadside carnival hailing from Auridon and ran by Sarandel.
- Volunidai's Manor — An estate located in southeastern Grahtwood, northeast of Haven.
Wayshrines
Excerpt from Pact Magic Examined:
Though it is difficult to entice any Wood Elf to speak definitively about the race’s relationship with Valenwood under the Green Pact, it is clear that there are magical components. I have witnessed a few public examples of the Bosmer shaping the wood around them, coaxing it into habitations, temples, and even what I suppose constitutes art. Each instance has been highly ritualized, including days of slow, rhythmic chanting. I have heard it mentioned that fasting may be involved prior to and during such an endeavor.
The magic itself, the interaction of the Bosmer with the plants, is difficult to pin down and analyze, especially because I have not been allowed to approach and properly examine the processes. I shall have to return with authorizations and permits. It is clear the Bosmer gain great benefits from this magic, but one wonders if it can be harnessed further and for better ends than just housing and fanciful tree-twisting.
Grahtwood Gallery
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AnonymousAn error in the Overview text. "located between Khenarthi's Roost and Greenshade" should be Auridon and Greenshade
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Your "Points of interest" are wrong. You have 'striking locales' listed there instead.
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