Lore:Plenty
| Saint Plenty | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Race | Unknown | Gender | Unknown |
—Attributed to Imperials of Fort Frostmoth, circa 3E 427.[1]
Saint Plenty was an Imperial Saint known by the Imperial Legion. They are the namesake of Saint Plenty's Day, a holiday celebrated by the Imperial Legion, though little else is known about its traditions or significance. Little is known about Plenty, except that they were already known by 3E 427. Imperial members of the Imperial Legion stationed at Fort Frostmoth on the isle of Solstheim during the late Third Era were known for the saying, "Every day is Saint Plenty's Day in the Legion."[1]
It was believed that saints were granted second sight by the Divines, allowing them to perceive the world in a way that differs from other mortals.[2] Many of the Imperial Saints were typically interred along the Green Emperor Way among other prominent figures of the Empire.[3] However, it is unknown whether Plenty possessed the sight or was ever buried there.
References[edit]
- ^ a b Generic Imperial idle dialogue at Fort Frostmoth in Morrowind: Bloodmoon
- ^ Father Egnatius' dialogue in ESO: Imperial City
- ^ Guide to the Imperial City — Alessia Ottus
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