The self-proclaimed Zealots of Sheogorath believe our liege lord to be not just a man of mysterious and

wondrous powers, but a living god. They believe Arden-Sul, Who eads the Winds in !ur "ntrails,
was the mortal aspect of #ord Sheogorath, and will come again to cleanse the ealm. Since these
claims are clearly ridiculous, it can be assumed that all Zealots are $uite mad.
The Zealots cannot be reasoned with. They cannot be treatied with easily. They attac% almost anyone
on sight, assuming them to be heretics or non-believers. They fight to the death, reveling in the
carnage.
The reader might as%, then how does one join the Zealots& After much research, ' discovered that
Zealots snea% into settled areas and leave sets of robes behind. Anyone inclined towards Zealotry can
don these robes and approach the Zealots safely. 't is said that Zealot leaders can see the true heart of a
supplicant, even if he wears the robes, and will slay any false supplicants.
"ven then, the Zealots have painful rituals meant to prove their fealty to Sheogorath. !nly the most
devout supplicants are accepted into their ran%s. Those who fail these tests are put to death.
!nce a supplicant is accepted as a Zealot, he is taught ceremonies and sorcerous secrets. The best
%nown is summoning (lesh Atronachs to do their bidding. These powerful creatures are formidable
foes.