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Did You Know: The Fingers of Kynareth are invisible spirits of the air? If hostile, they are powerful enough to instantly and silently crush their enemies. Witches who have fostered relationships with them are able to ask them for their aid when needed.

One of the quirks of The Elder Scrolls franchise is that due to its commitment to keeping so much to only being discovered directly through what you can observe in the games, sometimes there are things throughout the series that are just never elaborated on. One prominent example of this, from my own personal attempts to find an answer for this, is that the most common symbol of the Empire has no actual name in the series. Checking books, dialogue, scripts, asset files, even the US Patent and Trademark Office (it is a registered trademark of the series, described as a "highly stylized dragon with wings spread" and "The mark consists of a dragon") failed to turn up anything that can be used as a name. It is seen all over the place, there is even text discussing it (for example, PGE1 informs us the symbol comes from the red dragons slave mounts used by the Akaviri, and there are other references to the dragon's appearance on banners for example). Thankfully, a UESP editor has succeeded at finding an official name for this, a hat from the official Bethesda Gear Store referred to it as the "Imperial Dragon". That's a term we and many others have certainly used before, but now we can finally point to an official recording of its name. One of the most prominent symbols of The Elder Scrolls series can now have an article naming it. ...And because nothing can ever be simple, another piece of merchandise has referred to it as the "Seal of Akatosh"...