If so, Dagon, Meridia, Bal, Vile, Sanguine and Mephala (Dark Brotherhood) would all warrant inclusion.

Aad semblio impera.

Middle earth, middle air?

She could be a young adult, as represented by an adult model.

Edit: Oh, wait, she's dead. She could still have been an adult or young adult.

The Order of the Lamp should probably remain.

Colovian soldiers.

(Art by Juha Makkonen)

In the original planning for Nordic religion in Skyrim, Shor, as a Dead God, doesn't have temples. Maybe they could feature in Colovia as a permutation of Nordic and Cyrodilic worship?

It's worth noting that Herma Mora and Orkey appear in their totemic aspects as the hare and the snake, respectively.

Saint_Jiub wrote:Naboo

If you like that, look at Dinotopia.

Inspired by a forum post on the Imperial Library, here's a list of the known Imperial saints from the games: Saint Alessia Saint Osla "St. Osla, the Second Era healer, who was ministering the fallen of the Sack of Sancre Tor" Oblivion Saint Kaladas "Below the Chapel of Zenithar in Ley...

One of the things Oblivion did well was the imagery in the stained glass Akatosh window. A similar design could be featured as a unique window in the Kvatch chantry.

"The Kothringi encampments are tents made from Coutal hides, the same camel-­like animals the nomads use for transportation, milk, and meat."
- The Confession of Boma Kuro, 143

I'm unfamiliar with the Cougal.

Is the Cougal related to the Coutal?

I've been thinking along those same lines lately.

Yeti wrote:Why would the xenophobic Dres give a crap about what some filthy n'wah "emperor" called their guar?

Maybe specifically because of that.

The farthest back I can find it dates to 2005 It's attributed to Kirkbride.

It seems that tigers are no longer found in Cyrodiil as of at least the late second era. "Another little known fact is that the Imperials often refer to Guars as 'Tigers'. Here's why: during a tour of Morrowind in the earliest days of the Armistace, Tiber Septim became enamored of the beasts. O...

If I remember correctly, Lady N said at one point that the map this is based off was was speculative. The size of Akavir is virtually unknown.