Some Ideas About Mobility Aids In Tamriel
Yagrum Bagarn's centurion spider device was not unique to him, and such devices (and similar ones fashioned from other dwemer automatons) are a common sight in Tamriel.
Wheelchairs are also used, and are often steam-powered. They are almost always equipped with various weapons. A popular addition to any wheelchair is a crossbow, though rudimentary chainsaws are quickly gaining favor.
Dwemer ruins have wide hallways, ramps, and low beds because mobility issues that required the use of an aid were common among their people.
Leg, arm, and finger braces are common among the Altmer, and are about the only thing in Summerset that is more functional than pretty (though, naturally, the high elves do their best to make their braces look nice.)
Prosthetics made by the Reachfolk use the severed limb's bones, if possible, or the nearest equivalent to the set of bones needed to make the prosthetic. Restoration masters who specialize in this area are known as "bone smiths".
Faolan Red Eagle had an arm made of an enemy soldier's bones wrapped in spriggan wood.
Dunmer canes are often made of a specially-grown type of mushroom, the stems carefully cultivated over several years to create the perfect cane. Dunmer canes have a large base for better stability, and to show the interesting root system of the mushroom.
Most of the falmer's "armor" is actually just a back brace made of specially treated chaurus chitin, which is why it looks so odd to outsiders.
Any Khajiit-made mobility device has moon imagery etched or carved into it.
Bosmeri wheelchairs are made entirely of bone enchanted to be unbreakable.
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