Wayfinder will ask you to find fine-cut void salts , which he will reward you with a leveled amount of Septims if you return them to him. Unlike most other fetch-quests, this one can be done multiple times and each successful completion will reward you with a leveled amount of Septims. Another short quest can be found inside the Mortal and Pestle, where Frida will ask you to find the Ring of Pure Mixtures for her as a memento of her late husband.
Once this ring has been retrieved and returned to her, however, it can be bought back from her through her regular shop menu. There aren't that many secrets inside Dawnstar, though there are some notable interactions that can shed some light on what it's like to live in Dawnstar.
While many miners working in Dawnstar claim that Quicksilver Mine is the better of the two, the mine itself only has five ore veins, whereas the Iron-Breaker Mine has six and is located much closer to the smelter. However, Iron-Breaker Mine only has one bedroll for all of its workers, indicating that the owners don't expect their workers to rest at any point.
The Nightcaller Temple also has some interesting facts surrounding it, which should be no surprise considering it is the location for worshipping a Daedric Prince. Unlike most other buildings, followers of any kind aren't allowed inside the temple, including permanent summons from the Dead Thrall or Atronach spells.
The temple itself is also claimed by Erandur to have been abandoned for many years before the priests used it as a temple, which indicated that it may actually be the fort that was historically destroyed in the Second era.
Apparently, taking down fan projects could mean more players for the Definitive Edition. Callum Archer is a freelance writer based in Perth, Western Australia. He is an avid gamer, Nintendo fanboy, and lover of weird sci-fi novels, who also dabbles in manga from time to time, usually dark and twisted work like Uzumaki and Death Note.
I'm one of those people who know about the hidden merchant chest in Dawnstar. Once you empty it for the first time, it won't get new stuff until you look at the inventory of the Khajit merchant who shows up just outside of Dawnstar every so often.
That being said, here's my question: How often does that khajit merchant show up there? User Info: brightdemon. Top Voted Answer. The caravan shows up in Dawnstar every 3 to 4 game days User Info: puppylove3. The chest should reset every 2 days. User Info: VT Sign Up for free or Log In if you already have an account to be able to ask and answer questions.
Whenever two merchants are listed together in the following tables, it means that the two merchants share the same merchant chest. Therefore, the merchants will always provide the exact same list of items, and share the same merchant gold.
If one of the people is listed in parentheses, that person only takes over the store if the first person dies. If you are married then your spouse will open a store, whose merchant chest is located inside the home where your spouse lives. If your spouse is on the list below, then he or she will continue to sell the same type of items. Otherwise, your spouse will become a general goods trader. Jump to: navigation , search.
The Master Trader perk increases nearly all merchants' gold by The merchants who have more gold are all identified in the notes of the following tables. The Investor perk allows you to invest gold in certain merchants, after which that merchant will permanently have more gold available. Some merchants are bugged -- they have the dialogue allowing you to pay them gold, but doing so does not result in any permanent change in the merchant's available gold.
These merchants are not checked in the "Invest" column in the following tables, but instead the bug is noted on the individual merchant page.
Investing in a merchant improves that merchant's disposition towards you, which can count towards becoming a Thane in the relevant Hold, if you are on the appropriate quest to help members of that hold.
She never loses the dialogue option to invest, but her permanent base gold cannot increase, due to a bug. However, the option works just fine with Tacitus Sallustius. Investing in either one after having fixed the bug mentioned above also invests gold in Moth gro-Bagol , due to another bug. They have theoretically unlimited wealth. It is just that they will only pay up to a certain amount of gold for a single item, or a single stack of items.
You can then summon him to your location, regardless of whether you are in Solstheim or Skyrim. These are only available to people who have joined the Thieves Guild. Each fence has a particular quest that must be completed to make them available. Fences originally only have merchant gold, but that can be increased to , , , and then ultimately gold by upgrading the guild.
They are the only merchants who will purchase stolen goods, unless the Fence perk is unlocked. Note: Fences cannot be invested in, but are affected by the Master Trader perk.
Will buy any items and sell a variety of items, usually of lower value than more specific merchant types. Food , Ingredients. Food , Raw Food. Jewelers can never be invested in, and the Master Trader perk does not affect their gold amount. They will both buy and sell magic -related merchandise, including spell tomes , soul gems , enchanted clothing , and the like. Additionally, they will buy jewelry , regular clothing but not armor , books , scrolls , staves , and Daedric artifacts.
New Gnisis Cornerclub. Elda Early-Dawn Nils. Nurelion Quintus Navale. The White Phial. Blacksmith Quarters. Sadri's Used Wares. Wuunferth the Unliving. Palace of the Kings. General; sells Blue Mage Robes. Addvar Greta.
0コメント