Uutak

"It's not an coincidence that UUTAK not only means 'Talk' in Ehlnofex but also sounds like 'You Talk' when pronounced. Think of why the word is connected with HRAHNDEYL, and you'll begin to see the true purpose and main message of not only the Talk God but Uutak as a whole." – IceFireWarden

Uutak is a world-building projected created by LaJaveyon Saunders (known as IceFireWarden on The Imperial Library, BGSF, Elder Scrolls Wiki, UESP, and /r/teslore) and approved by Michael Kirkbride to make the obscure island of Yneslea more interesting in the Elder Scrolls Universe.

Yneslea In The Lore
Officially, Yneslea is one of the four islands inducted into the Third Empire of Men (TEM) during the failed Invasion of Akavir in the Third Era in the year 279. It is mentioned in the in-game books Report: Disaster at Ionith and Brief History of the Empire, Volume 3. In 3E 288, civil unrest broke out amongst its inhabitants, resulting in Emperor Uriel Septim V to divert two legions that were meant to reinforce the soldiers on Akavir to the island instead, which ended contributing to the failure of the invasion. After Tamriel lost its holdings in Akavir, the island of Yneslea is never mentioned again and its status in the Empire is unknown.

The Purpose of Uutak
The main goal of Uutak is to make Yneslea a more excitable place within the lore, complete with it's own unique inhabitants, flora and fauna, gods, and societies. In other words, it is to make the island as interesting and diverse as the continent of Tamriel, but at the same time making it stand out amongst the crowd.

Works in the Uutak Universe
The world-building of Yneslea is split into two sections: the first half is known as Uutak Genesis, which is meant to be read before the more complicated Uutak series. UG explains in detail the key concepts of the project and explores them in-depth, which allows the second series to be explored much better.
 * Uutak Genesis: Echmer
 * Uutak Genesis: Yneslea
 * Uutak Genesis: HRAHNDEYL
 * Uutak Genesis: Echmeri Gods and Worship
 * Uutak Genesis: Queries On Bias-Stances