The cultists can be attacked at any time, and doing so will cause the chains to immediately fall to the ground. This ritual causes the anchor's chains to fall to the ground, and Daedra and undead will begin to spawn. The Fighters Guild can assign players to destroy any three anchors in a zone, which can give further rewards as well as leveling up Companions' Fighters Guild skill line.ĭark Anchors can be seen as similar to Oblivion Gates, and are summoned by Worm Cult Battlemages.ĭark Anchors begin when several Worm cultists appear in puffs of smoke, who say several lines of dialogue and sacrifice an innocent. Dolmens are used to gain experience, Fighters Guild skill line progress, and overland jewelry sets. It is possible for higher level players to defeat the Daedric protectors and return the Anchors by themselves, however it is recommended to battle them in parties, as they will be tough competitors.
All dolmens are protected by a large number of Daedric and undead guardians that must be destroyed to deactivate all 5 Anchor Pinions, with more powerful enemies appearing once 4 of the pinions have been deactivated. They will spawn periodically across Tamriel in set locations called Dolmens, which are in each subregion of Cyrodiil and every Alliance zone. The purpose of the Anchors are to pull Tamriel into Coldharbour, thus merging the two realms together into a single, nightmarish hellscape. Statements and footage within the video may be inaccurate, outdated, incomplete, or otherwise misleading to viewers.įor the card in The Elder Scrolls: Legends, see Dark Anchor (Legends).ĭark Anchors are enormous interplanar machines that Molag Bal has created to merge Tamriel with his own Daedric Plane of Coldharbour.
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