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He will then identify it as the rare and legendary Necromancer Amulet. When you tell him about the journal and the amulet, he will deny any knowledge of a journal and will ask for the shape of the amulet. When you tell him that the Butcher has claimed yet another victim, he will point out that he is behind bars and take a stab at your abilities as an investigator. Head to the barracks underneath the Palace and speak to the wizard. A new quest with the same name will pop up in your journal, and the guard will suggest you attempt to make things right by talking to the imprisoned Wuunferth. The guard will be devastated and quick to inform you of your failure. A guard will be standing next to yet another slain victim (she is on the right of Candlehearth Hall when looking from the Palace of the Kings) an Altmer named Arivanya from Windhelm Stables.

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Follow up on the CluesĪfter three full calendar days spent outside Windhelm, you will see some familiar scenery upon your return. If you want to avoid investigating Hjerim with Viola later on, pick up one of the journals as well. Before leaving, make sure you have a pamphlet and the strange amulet in your inventory. Read the pamphlet to learn about a Windhelm citizen named Viola Giordano. This is the last piece of evidence, so make sure to pick it up. It contains even more pamphlets, but also a strange amulet. Leave the room, and investigate the small shelf between the wardrobes.

Investigate the altar and pick up the Butcher Journal #2 for more evidence. This will reveal the killers' hideout, a room filled with bones, bloody remains and the suspected embalming tools. The wardrobe to the right is nailed to the wall, so open it and remove the false back panel. Ignore the mead scattered on the floor and proceed to the two wardrobes in the western alcove. Even though your quest journal now encourages you to follow up on these clues, keep looking around the house. The blood trail leads to a chest in the southeastern corner, so investigate it and pry it open inside, you will find 11 pamphlets called Beware the Butcher! along with the Butcher Journal #1. It’s refreshing to see someone truly motivated only by a desire to help others.When entering Hjerim, a quest update will immediately tell you to look for clues, so take a look around. While she will no longer use the School of Destruction, Madena is eager to use her powers to help the people, heal the locals, and help with the crop problem. She also has to deal with Silus Vesuius and his remembrance of Mythic Dawn in his museum, something Madena vehemently opposes, and can be seen telling Silus about outside the institution. That’s not all that worries the Britton woman. Jarl Skald, an old man with big dreams of death and glory, is often angry and frustrated at the city’s resistance to unleashing its deadly spells on the Legion. She takes this oath very seriously, and it often brings her into conflict with her own Jarl.

What happened there, and the things she did with her magic of destruction, terrified Medina, and made her swear never to use her magic to kill again. A former imperial battle witch, Aldmeri Dominion fought in the Great War. Medina, the wizard of Downstar Court, is a woman who has seen some things. You have to help him fake a poem, but he still at least tries. In The Book Of Love mission, you are responsible for helping him get close to Faleen, the Redguard Housecarl within the Keep.

Related Topics: Skyrim: The Best Dwemer Ruins to Exploreĭespite his unpleasant demeanor, Calsilmo seemed to have room in his heart for more tender feelings. You will probably end up stealing things from him, which will make it worthwhile, but it’s not like he knew it at the time. He also accuses you of killing a huge spider in the digs of Nchuand-Zel, although the reward is disappointing, you can tour his museum.

From time to time, the Dragonborn may receive a letter from the man, offering to buy a certain Dwemer item at an inflated price, although it is rarely worth a special trip to Markarth. He’s downright rude most of the time when talking to him, upset about being taken away from his search for a moment. Calcelmo studies the Dwarven civilization, and seems to find most other things in his life a needless nuisance. This grumpy old elf resides in Understone Keep and apparently has one interest: Dwemer.

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