The imperial battlemage Jagar Tharn betrays the Emperor Uriel Septim by imprisoning him in an alternate dimension, then assuming the EmperorâÂÂs identity and place on the throne. A lone prisoner must travel to TamrielâÂÂs most famous and dangerous sites to collect the shattered Staff of Chaos, save the Emperor and free the Empire.
director,producer,designer
Vijay Lakshman is a games director, producer and designer. Lakshman has been working with Bethesda Softworks, Surreal Games, FX Games and clay peterson. Lakshman's first published game was The Terminator: Rampage released in 1993. Then, Vijay Lakshman went on to work on The Elder Scrolls: Arena as the director. Most recently, Vijay Lakshman was involved in the development of Arena.
programmer
Julian Lefay is a games composer and programmer. Lefay has been working with Bethesda Softworks, Surreal Games, FX Games and clay peterson. Lefay started in 1991 as the composer of Where's Waldo?. Next, Julian Lefay worked on The Elder Scrolls: Arena taking on the role of programmer. Afterwards, Julian Lefay worked on The Elder Scrolls: Chapter Two Daggerfall developed by Bethesda Softworks in 1996. The latest work of Julian Lefay was Arena, published in 2017.
composer
Eric Heberling is a games composer. Heberling has been working with Bethesda Softworks, Access Software, Surreal Games and FX Games. Heberling's first game was Wooden Ships and Iron Men published by Avalon Hill for Commodore / Amiga in 1987. Next, Eric Heberling worked on The Terminator: Rampage taking on the role of composer. Afterwards, Eric Heberling worked on Tex Murphy: Under a Killing Moon developed by Access Software in 1994. Most lately, Eric Heberling worked on Arena.