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and the other is a souvenier for you, because Delvin doesn't want it for whatever reason. but if you play argonian like me, being drowned isn't much a problem, lol

red triangles of doom, That is something i've neer heard of or seen, is it on all your save prior to when you first noticed it? Bethesda game saves are notorious for having small errors from time to time. Also @David, please post a solution to the Water glitch and lock it. just so it's easier for visiters, te random thanks are bugging me for some reason xD just it's kind of un-necessary

the daedric quest of Meridia for Dawnbreaker, i don'y think you're able to fast travel, however like Blex said, best idea is to load a save, or een autosave. because those are usually more current

Like i said before, after enough time on a single character, they just become extremely bothersome. My main 81 with like 370 hours has killed almost 100 dragons and 60% were Ancients, and Master is my difficulty of choice. for those of you who are unsure why any of it is relavent, take your highest level and put the game on master fighting a dragon. you most likely will not survive, especially in a CQC fight with a sword, it's suicide. I suppose I would enjoy fighting them if they weren't so deadly.

why is everyone a traitor? lawl. Dark Brotherhood, Thieves Guild, there were disputes between Companion members, stuff's crazy xD

Daedrc Armor does have a hidden intimidate effect that i completely forgot about. it was the only advantage that came with dragonbone for NOT having it, because of situations like this

UPDATE POST: Officially tested by myself, but this Glitch/Exploit still works as of the new Dawnguard patch 1.6! you do NOT need to unpatch your xbox, or delete anything from your PS3 to do this, just use it on any household bookshelf and voila you can be level 81 too!

Daedric Artifact Quests in SkyrimSmall break, coming back to finish tomorrow. Enjoy what I have By: Unknown ProbLem Table of Contents: Molag Bal Sanguine Meridia Azura Sheogorath Mehrunes Dagon Hircine Hermaeus Mora Mocturnal Malacath Namira Boethia Clavicus Vile -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Foreword: Hey everyone! It's Unknown and I'm bringing you a new guide for something that can help everybody and even possibly get you an achievement or two! [table] [th]Daedric Artifact[/th] [th]Level Required[/th] [th]Difficulty*[/th] [th]Daedric associated[/th] [/table] Difficulty*: This would be normally without this guide, or any help what-so-ever and would be 100% brain power, these are also my opinion, so difficulty may vary from viewer to viewer. The quests that follow along in order are as follows as well as a Description of that the general thing of the quest is, with a walkthrough on how to beat it. 1. House of Horrors: (Mace of Molag Bal) Level Required: 10 Location: Markath, Boethia's Shrine, and an abandoned house in Markarth Quest Overlook: Upon passing by the "abandoned house" in Markarth, a Vigilant of Stendarr will interrogate you about the inhabitants of the house. You can offer to join him in a once-over of the house and things go seriously wrong. a mysterious voice tells you to kill the Vigilant, which you hastily follow. After reaching the bottom of the house, you are greeted by an eerie mace and a trap, Molag Bal has captured you and asks your help to make his rusty mace ring true to the Daedric tone, in some twisted way. Upon more dialogue between you and the lord, you find out that a priest of Boethia has been tampering with the shrine and asks you to allow the priest visit one last time. After convincing the priest to revisit the shrine, you catch him in the trap and are instructed by Molag to murder the priest for the desecration of the shrine. After you kill the priest, you go through another dialogue with Molag Bal and he thanks you for restoring the power to his Mace. He names you his champion and lets you keep the mace, hoping to see you bring foes to their knees in the future before laughing away to tend to Oblivion work. Rewards: Mace of Molag Bal, items dropped by NPCs *Video: 2. Night to Remember (Sanguine's Rose) Level Required: 14 Location: Nearest Inn to you first reaching level 14 (anywhere in Skyrim), Shrine of Dibella in Markarth, Rorikstead, Whiterun, Morvunskar, and Sanguine's mystical fun dimension Quest Overlook: This wonderful quest begins by meeting an odd fellow by the name of Sam Guevenne and he'll challenge you to a drinking contest, along with a promise of nights and laughs and such. Well after a few drinks, you basically black out and wake up in Markarth in the Shrine of Dibella and hear the priestess talk about how you were mumbling about marriage and... a goat. After some Dialogue, you that that you also mentioned Rorikstead and your quest updates to locating the staff in Rorikstead. After meeting a disgruntled farmer in Rorikstead and choosing whether or not to help him get his goat back that you lost, you learn that you said something about repaying Ysolda in Whiterun. You can ignore all of these and just fly through them with high enough speech (or a deep enough pocket) but she'll have you get a ring back, because you allegedly got married to a Hagraven. You kill a Hagraven then return her "finest piece" back, and she tells you to head to Morvunskar. After you kill everyone there, you open a portal to this other dimension. you walk the eerie and mystical pathways to find a dining table and several guests. you see Sam Guevenne who after some dialogue turns into Sanguine the Daedric prince of debauchery! he'll gladly give you the staff and tell you how he was amused at you running about skyrim, then teleport you back. Rewards: Sanguines Rose, dropped items, or chest loot. *Video: 3. The Break of Dawn (Dawnbreaker) Level Required: 12 Location: Meridia's Shrine, and random dungeon to acquire the beacon. Quest Overlook: The very very angry daedric prince Meridia has been having quite a rough patch lately, and some necromancer has taken her temple as a home and cursed the place to hell. By using Meridia's pure beacon, you can re-open all parts of the temple and banish the "scourge" from the temple. Your goal, upon being dropped from the sky, is to completely clear out the temple. You accomplish this goal by simply activating the little balls of light inside the temple itself to continue the reflective and damaging beam of pure light throughout the temple. This quest has somewhat hard NPC's to face, however, they tend to drop 100+ gold per kill. This place is practically coated in gold, and definitely a place to stop to make a little money while picking up a daedric artifact. The boss, upon killing him will turn into a spell casting shade, and when he falls for the second time, you have won, claiming all loot as yours, Champion of Meridia and winning Dawnbreaker. Rewards: Dawnbreaker, Gold, Misc. Loot *Video: 4. The Black Star (Azura's Star) Level Required: 1 Location: Azura's Shrine, Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 5. The Mind of Madness (Wabbajack) Level Required: 1 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 6. Pieces of the Past (Mehrunes' Razor) Level Required: 20 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 7. Ill Met by Moonlight (Savior's Hide) Level Required: 1 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 8. Discerning the Transmundane (Oghma Infinium) Level Required: 15 Location: Septimus Sigmus's Outpost, Alftand, Blackreach, and several other locations Quest Overlook: This quest is extremely long and will be covered by a previous guide of mine with a link. http://eldersouls.co...oit/#entry20109 Rewards: Oghma Infinium, and a Metric ton of items from finding the bloods, along with Dwemer dungeon diving. NOTE: To continue this quest while power-leveling for the glitch, you NEED to be level 15 upon returning the Lexicon, I learned the hard way. *Video: 9. The Only Cure (Spellbreaker) Level Required: 20 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 10. Walking Nightmare (Skull of Corruption) Level Required: 1 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 11. The Whispering Door (Ebony Blade) Level Required: 20 Location: Dragonsreach, and The Bannered Mare, (If sided with the Stormcloaks) Blue Palace Quest Overlook: This quest is pathetically easy, to begin simply go to The Bannered Mare and talk to the inn keeper about gossip until she tells you about the Jarl's dark son. Visit Jarl Balgruuf in his home of Dragonsreach, or if you kicked him out in the Civil War questline, go under the main area and talk to him about the problems with his children. He'll ask you to talk to his brat of a child and the child will lead you to talk to the "whispering Lady" at the door. Sure enough, after listening you'll be contacted by a female voice who wants you to retrieve her lost power, and it happens to be Nocturnal who has this gift for you. After the dialogue with Nocturnal, return to the Jarl's son and he'll tell you how to open the door, by getting a key from the castle mage, Forengar. After taking the key, return to the door and unlock it, take your prize and the quest will end with a short Dialogue from Nocturnal herself about the cursed Ebony Blade. Rewards: Ebony Blade, and the Key to the door *Video: 12. The Cursed Tribe (Volendrung) Level Required: 9 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 13. The Taste of Death (Ring of Namira) Level Required: 1 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 14. Boethia's Calling (Ebony Mail) Level Required: 30 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: 15. A Daedra's Best Friend (Masque of Clavicus Vile) Level Required: 13 Location: Quest Overlook: Rewards: *Video: *VIDEO: Apparently it is impossible to keep videos on this guide in URL form or in video form, for when I go to make another change, they vanish. please visit the Youtuber below or view this link to see all the Daedric Artifact walkthroughs. http://www.youtube.c...Co&feature=plcp As well, it should be noted that I take absolutely no credit for the Youtube video links and all videos are property of Orcidea and you should check out his channel for all his videos as well! http://www.youtube.com/user/Orcidea Sorry Everyone, this guide is currently unfinished and while previewing, I accidentally misclicked to post. My bad.

I forgot to mention, but you also can possibly find the enchantment in a dungeon, but it's completely random, so you're better off with trying to just reset the shops and stuff. I mentioned somewhere on the site of a wonderful little glitch where you can reset a shops inventory by buying something, saving, then killing the shop owner and re-loading that save.

Well... i'm out of ideas then, i've never heard of anything like that. I wish you the best of luck.

Also, if you check Warmaidens or a similar store or maybe a general store, you could find the enchantment like it.

I have personally tested this for at least Xbox 360 and it is not possible. though it may depend who you marry. If you marry a housecarl, you'll only get inheritence. no matter what however, most likely you cannot remarry.

Also, Since Blex is right, and I can't stress enough, Dragons are NOT common in Skyrim. also generally everything in Skyim has a fairly long respawn.so waiting in a location away from the lair for 3 in-game weeks to 1-3months is a good amount of time.the average respawn time for instance of Ebony veins is roughly 3 weeks. daedra at Mehrunes dagon is also around that much.So please, before you ask why there are no more, just know that like before, they are uncommon and take a long time to respawn, be patient.I hope we helped with your problem-Unknown

If this doesn't help and you are actually under the ground, just keep walking until you fall into the "abyss" and you should fall back above ground. if you haven't tried what me or traag have said, then reload to a previous save before said point of your glitch (provided you have one) and you should be good.If the last one doesn't work, then there may have been a tiny load error in the area and leaving and re-entering may work.

David, I think you should post the final solution in the post after this, because I know this was fixed a long time ago and this thread doesn't exactly need to be spammed. I hope everyone can find and use the solution correctly, and stop postin thank yous so others don't need to dig for the information.Thank you for your time, and hope our solutions can help you master water once more. :Dalso if you have a similar yet unrelated glitch/bug, please make a new post so that we can properly adress it directly.

I agree with Blex, guess it's time to don some dark robes, put on the eyeshadow and get dark and blood thirsty.As far as i'm aware, curing is usually a permanent thing and if the game was like a database, your character would be "flagged" for having been cured of lycanthropy which would mean the game knows you are "immune" to it. guess if your want for being a werewolf outweighs your love for your current character, you could always make a new one. Skyrim doesn't seem to mind one more Dragonborne in the world..

1. what level are you? -it is more likely the higher level you are for them to show up, though it still isn't common2. do/have you deal(t) with other glitches affecting your current save?finally, dragons aren't exactly common in Skyrim, no matter where you are. they are unscripted in the game aside to their base code of what attacks they have, the ability to fly and when they begin to show up (after you kill your first one after Bleak Falls Barrows)

not to ask a stupid question, but I've found some people (though high level) don't know things about skyrim. Please for anybody who is unsure about the vamparism aspect, here is a small bit:To look at all diseases, and things magically affecting you, bring up your main menu and go from Magic to Active effects. this is helpful also to stop vamparism, because the effect I think takes 2-3 full in-game days to turn you. the pre-camparism disease is called Polymorphic Hemophilia, just pop a cure disease potion or run along to your nearest shrine to clear yourself up.As for the armor being a problem. that is false because of one simple thing, there is no distinct faction armor in Skyrim, unlike in Fallout: New Vegas which has NCR, Legion, etc. This is easily tested because wearing some sort or armor/mages robes do not bring out unique dialogue in people. For instance, being in the thieves guild with Nightingale, nobody cares. yes the armor is mentioned by Karliah at the end of the questline (Under New Management) but aside that, nobody really cares. Also goes along with Daedric artifacts etc. you can walk into markarth wearing full Forsworn and nobody will probably care. Why this is, is unknown but I think it's just that it is too much work for something that doesn't need to be implimented into Skyrim.Finally, to go with Blexun and Traag, your best bet would be to check your bounty and apparently it may apply to all 9 holds, so before starting, check if you have a bounty and close loose ends and pay your dues.side note, maybe you're better off being a vampire if you have a bouty and can't pay your fines, Dawnguard don't want law breakers and criminals.

You are very welcome Wilde, definitely glad to help somebody ^^

No problem, glad to help

That is annoying *sigh* because they are useless to me at level 81... oh well, I can hold over 850k in weight though <.< just bothersome to look at lol.