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Online:Henilien

Henilien is a Wood Elf lookout found at the entrance of Deepwoods, along the road leading east from the village.
 

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Quest-Related Events
She stops you by the village, saying, "Stop right there."

Speak to her.
:"Come no closer! Why do you approach Deepwoods?"
:'''I'm just a traveler exploring the area.
:"You might not look like a Houndsman, but I don't trust you. I don't know who to trust any longer. Good thing the pilgrims stopped coming to pray at Deepwoods's shrine to the Green Lady."
:What happened?
:"Werewolves. Took Lanwaen, the Green Lady's sister, in the night. No one goes far from the village. Why don't you talk to Treethane Nilara? She'll know right off if you're with them, or with us."
:I'll talk to Treethane Nilara. Where will I find her?/Where's Treethane Nilara?
:"Treethane Nilara may be praying at the Green Lady's shrine in the middle of the village. She tried to convince people to search for Lanwaen, but we're not strong enough to face a pack of werewolves or Houndsmen."
:Who is the Green Lady?
:"The Green Lady personifies our feral nature. She consorts with the Silvenar to balance the Bosmer's emotional and physical sides. Several residents of Deepwoods have received the title. Gwaering's the most recent."
:Who's the Silvenar?
:"The Silvenar is the Green Lady's consort. He's our spiritual leader. Their marriage balances the Bosmer's inner and outer senses."
:Who are the Houndsmen?
:"They serve the Hound, Hircine's mortal agent. We don't know why, but lately they've been camping near Hircine's shrine not far from here. I don't personally believe it's good to keep company with Daedric Princes."

Speaking to her again:
:"Go to the village. I thought I'd seen everything as a guard, but Houndsmen and werewolves are more than I'd bargained for."''
Online:Inishez

Inishez is a Khajiit guild trader selling his wares at his kiosk, Bleakrock Barter, located near the Bleakrock Wayshrine. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Target Trades

A guard wanders in front of the store. The stall has no safebox for you to loot, but there is a backpack that might contain a furnishing pattern if you're willing to risk the bounty and have a clear path to escape the guards.

Lejikeh runs a stall across from Target Trades, but can only be encountered during the Jester's Festival event.
 
Merchants
Galam Seleth
Online:Mourner's Market

It is situated around the Mournhold Wayshrine, near the southeastern gate.
 
Merchants
Endoriell  
Erwurlde  
Gals Fendyn  
Hayaia  
Razgugul  
Through-Gilded-Eyes  
Zarum
Online:Muslablizs' Booth

A Dark Fissure can spawn behind it.
 
Merchants
Muslabliz
Online:Windswept Stalls

It is situated near the Windhelm Wayshrine, in the central part of the city.
 
Merchants
Alisewen  
Celorien  
Deras Golathyn  
Dosa  
Ghogurz
Online:The Stormhold Exchange

It shares the central trading plaza of the city with the tents of Shadowfen Markets.thumb|right|An overhead view of the market
 

Guild Traders
Emuin  
Gasheg  
Tar-Shehs  
Vals Salvani  
Zino
Online:Ashland Treasures

Merchants
Tanur Llervu
Online:Plaza Trademarket

Merchants
Gananith  
J'zaraer  
Luz  
Silver-Scales  
Urvel Hlaren
Online:The Anchor Exchange

True to its name, there is a large anchor resting beside the sole merchant stall.
 
Merchants
Ma'jidid
Online:Atheval's Traveling Trades

Merchants
Atheval
Online:Treasures, Tribute, and Trade

Aside from a soul gem and a backpack, there's not much to steal from at the kiosk.
 
Merchants
Adainji
Online:Lake Honrich Holdings

Merchants
Arnyeana  
Eralian  
Jeelus-Lei  
Llether Nilem  
Parvaia
Online:Makmargo

Makmargo is a Khajiit guild trader selling his wares at his kiosk, Makmargo's Merchandise, located in Port Hunding. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Makmargo's Merchandise

There are three empty stalls in the area nearby. The two to the north each have a backpack, but otherwise they just contain random containers.
 

Guild Traders
Makmargo   — His stall is just inside the west gate and contains some food, a backpack, barrel, and basket.
Online:This Orc Reads Books

The stall is located southwest of the wayshrine and consists of a large covered wagon full of books, a table and post both holding armor. A copy of Sayings of the Wise lies on a large sack, and many books are scattered everywhere.
 

Services
Ghatrugh
Online:Ghatrugh

Ghatrugh is an Orc guild trader who runs a stall, This Orc Reads Books, in Stonetooth Fortress. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Brara Hlaalo

Brara Hlaalo is a Dark Elf guild trader selling his wares at The West Step Stalls in the city of Daggerfall. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Faedre

Faedre is a Wood Elf guild trader selling her wares at The West Step Stalls, the trade hub located in the city of Daggerfall. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Khalatah

Khalatah is a Redguard guild trader selling her wares at The West Step Stalls, the trade hub located in the city of Daggerfall. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Murgoz

Murgoz is an Orc guild trader selling his wares at The West Step Stalls, the trade hub located in the city of Daggerfall. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Sintilfalion

Sintilfalion is a High Elf guild trader selling her wares at The West Step Stalls, the trade hub located in Daggerfall. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Mogazgur

Mogazgur is an Orc guild trader selling his wares at his kiosk, Mogazgur's Mart, located northeast of the Wyrd Tree Wayshrine. His stall contains a backpack, crate, and several barrels and sacks. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Nameel

Nameel is an Argonian guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk, Redoubtable Deals, located at the Lion Guard Redoubt. Her stall consists of a tent in the middle of the camp with a backpack and many barrels, baskets, crates, and sacks. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Aniama

Aniama is a High Elf guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk, Bayside Barter, in Koeglin Village. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Dromash

Dromash is an Orc guild trader selling his wares at his kiosk, The Storm Route Stall, located south of the Firebrand Keep Wayshrine. His stall contains a variety of meat, a keg, and other containers. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Aerchith

Aerchith is a Wood Elf guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Ah-Zish

Ah-Zish is an Argonian guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Atin

Atin is a Redguard guild trader selling her wares at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Azarati

Azarati is a Khajiit guild trader selling his wares at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Estilldo

Estilldo is a High Elf guild trader selling her wares at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Morg

Morg is an Orc guild trader selling his wares at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster, the trade hub located in Wayrest. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Tredyn Daram

Tredyn Daram is a Dark Elf guild trader selling his wares at the Stormhaven's Trade Coster in Wayrest. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Aldam Urvyn

Aldam Urvyn is a Dark Elf guild trader who can be found at his stall, Traitor's Trades, in Hoarfrost Downs. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Fanwyearie

Fanwyearie is a High Elf guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk, The Meat Hut, located at Oldgate. Her stall is located south of the gate and contains lots of meat, some other food, and a few baskets and sacks. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Frenidela

Frenidela is a Wood Elf guild trader selling her wares at the South Shornhelm Stalls, the trade hub located in the city of Shornhelm. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Roudi

Roudi is a Redguard guild trader selling her wares at the South Shornhelm Stalls, the trade hub located in the city of Shornhelm. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
 

Bugs
 
Move slowly around in front of her stall looking down to find the point where it is possible to activate in order to start a conversation.
Online:Shakh

Shakh is an Orc guild trader selling his wares at the South Shornhelm Stalls, the trade hub in Shornhelm. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
 
    
Bugs
 
Moving slowly around in front of his stall looking down might make you find the point where it is possible to activate in order to start a conversation.
Online:Tendir Vlaren

Tendir Vlaren is a Dark Elf guild trader who runs a stall at the South Shornhelm Stalls in Shornhelm. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Vorh

Vorh is an Argonian guild trader who can be found at the South Shornhelm Stalls in Shornhelm. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Belts

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

BELTS

Dwarven belts are typically made of overlapping metal links of a repeated geometric shape, such as squares or circles. Their length is easily adjusted by the addition or subtraction of a few links. The tensile strength of such a belt is without peer, many times that of an equivalent length of steel chain.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Boots

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 
BOOTS

Dwarven boots are sturdy, but not as heavy as they look. Though they have accents of Dwarven metal, they are mainly constructed of a flexible material that resembles leather, but either it is some sort of manufactured imitation, or the Dwemer had beasts with incredibly smooth and homogenous hide. Knee-high Dwarven boots often incorporate built-in greaves over the shins.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Bows

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

BOWS

Dwarven recurved bows are powerful and can drive an arrow through an oaken board. Though they appear to be made of metal, they are not; the strong yet flexible material the originals are made from is otherwise unknown, and cannot be duplicated by modern bowyers.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Chests

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

CHEST PIECES

All Dwarven chest armor consists of metal plates of various sizes affixed to a leather cuirass—thin, flexible leather with a few small plates in the case of light armor, the leather becoming thicker and the plates larger and more numerous as the armor gets heavier. The plates are typically geometric in shape and ornamentation.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Daggers

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

DAGGERS

A Dwarven dagger typically has a broad and heavy triangular blade, as suitable for chopping as for stabbing. In fact, they resemble tools as much as they do weapons.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Gloves

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

GLOVES

Dwarven gloves were always made of fine and flexible leather or pseudo-leather, reflecting their wearers' need for fine manipulation of their devices. Only the heaviest gauntlets sported metal ribs, typically tessellated splints protecting the back of the hands.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Helmets

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

HELMETS

Dwarven helmets of all kinds famously cover the entire face with a face-shaped visor, curiously bisected down the center by a sort of metal keel. This keel reappears atop the helmet as a crest, which may be modest or bizarrely exaggerated. A line of Dwemer troops, all wearing helmets with identical, impassive visages, must have struck terror into the Deep Elves' enemies.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Legs

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

LEG GREAVES

The leg protection of the Dwemer typically consisted of geometric plates or cylinders of metal, mounted on the same thick yet flexible material used for their boots. The armor was particularly thick over the knee.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Maces

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

MACES

Dwarven maces have heavy and blunt geometrical heads, without flanges, spikes, or pointed finials. The two-handed maces are outweighed only by Orcish skull-crushers, and can bend and batter plate armor as if it was foil.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Staves

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

STAVES

Even the most elaborate Dwarven staff has a utilitarian look about it, as if it was going to be used with a paddle to draw a loaf of bread from an oven. The haft is made of some close-grained substance that looks like wood but is not, circled with rings of Dwarven metal. The finials are circular or fan-shaped, and usually modest in size.
Online:Crafting Motif 15: Dwemer Swords

says I should write down what I've learned about   artisans and the styles and motifs of their lost civilization. 

SWORDS

Dwarven swords look like mere extensions of their daggers, featuring the same broad, triangular blades with both point and edge. Their cross-guards are slender to almost nonexistent, which argues that Dwemer swordplay did not rely much on thrusting.
Online:Lejesha

Lejesha is a Redguard guild trader selling her wares at her kiosk, Last Chance Lejesja's, located southwest of the Bergama Wayshrine. Her stall contains numerous skulls and some other bones. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Arver Falos

Arver Falos is a Dark Elf guild trader selling his wares at The Back Alley Market in Evermore. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Kaale

Kaale is a Wood Elf guild trader selling her wares at The Back Alley Market in Evermore. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Tilinarie

Tilinarie is a High Elf guild trader who runs a stall at The Back Alley Market in Evermore. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Values-Many-Things

Values-Many-Things is an Argonian guild trader who runs a stall at The Back Alley Market in Evermore. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Zunlog

Zunlog is an Orc guild trader who runs a stall at The Back Alley Market in Evermore. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Donnaelain

Donnaelain is a Wood Elf guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Glegokh

Glegokh is an Orc guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Keen-Eyes

Keen-Eyes is an Argonian guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Mengilwaen

Mengilwaen is a High Elf guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Shelzaka

Shelzaka is a Khajiit guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. He has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Shuhasa

Shuhasa is a Redguard guild trader who can be found outside Belkarth at the City's Edge Stalls guild market. She has generic guild trader dialogue.
Online:Balver Sarvani

Balver Sarvani is a Dark Elf guild trader selling his wares at the Hollow Market in the Hollow City. He has no unique dialogue.
Online:Nistyniel

Nistyniel is a Wood Elf guild trader selling her wares at the Hollow Market, the trade hub located in the Hollow City. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Ramzasa

Ramzasa is a Redguard guild trader selling her wares at the Hollow Market, the trade hub located in the Hollow City. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Virwillaure

Virwillaure is a High Elf guild trader selling her wares at the Hollow Market, the trade hub located in the Hollow City. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Skystep Stalls

NPCs Found Here
Cerweriell  
Ferzhela  
Gaerthidrin
Guzg  
Lanirsare  
Maedarri
Renzaiq  
Salkalar
Dominion Guard
Online:Carillda's Crates

Guild Traders
Carillda
Online:Timber & Tools

It is located in the southwestern part of the city, near the Fighters Guild Hall.
 
Vendors
Heranwen
Online:Trunkshade Traders

Guild Traders
Bols Thirandus  
Fintilorwe  
Goh  
Iannianith  
Mizul  
Naifineh  
Walks-In-Leaves
Online:The Marbruk Mart

Guild Traders
Camyaale  
Fendros Faryon  
Ghobargh  
Goudadul  
Hasiwen
Online:Dockside Dealers

It is situated along the street leading from the Wayshrine to the Boatman's Tail inn.
 

Guild Traders
Dulia  
Shamuniz
Online:Trade Post Triumphs

There is a simple safebox behind the keg at Murgrud's stall.
 
Guild Traders
Online:Moonlight Market

It is located at the foot of the Rawl'kha Wayshrine. 
 
Guild Traders
Canda  
Heat-On-Scales  
Muheh  
Ronuril  
Shiniraer
Online:The Hollow Market

It is situated near the Hollow City Wayshrine. The containers and provisioning ingredients at the stalls can be looted without consequence.
 
Guild Traders
Balver Sarvani  
Nistyniel  
Ramzasa  
Virwillaure
Online:City's Edge Stalls

Guild Traders
Donnaelain  
Glegokh  
Keen-Eyes  
Mengilwaen  
Nelvon Galen  
Shelzaka  
Shuhasa
Lore:Vuljotnaak

Vuljotnaak is a green dragon whose name means "Dark Maw Eat" in the Dragon Language.

The circumstances surrounding his death are contradictory and not well understood. The   dated his death to during or just after the   of the  , according to ancient documents recovered from the  . However, engravings found on an  i burial mask depict Vuljotnaak being "devoured" by a hissing serpent (likely a Tsaesci),  which would place his death sometime after  . Despite what this depiction would imply, his soul was not devoured by a  . Instead, like many dragons, his remains were retrieved by members of the Dragon Cult, and he was buried in a dragon mound near the settlement of   in Skyrim. The location of his grave was later documented by the Blades in  . 

In  , Vuljotnaak was returned to life by Alduin. He was later killed by the Last Dragonborn and his soul was consumed, preventing him from ever again being resurrected.  

See Also
For game-specific information, see the Skyrim article.

References
Online:Twice-Born Star

Twice-Born Star is one of the craftable sets providing special bonuses to armor and weapons. It is available for crafting to players pursuing blacksmithing, clothing, woodworking, and/or jewelry crafting professions. The special crafting site dedicated to creation of this set is available in Craglorn.

To make an item for this set, a crafter must first complete research on nine traits for this particular item at a corresponding crafting station.

Bonuses
 
2 items: Adds   
3 items: Adds   
4 items: Adds   
Crafting Site
Lore:Mortuum Vivicus

The Mortuum Vivicus was a powerful weapon created by the Daedric Prince  . It was a massive spell that was capable of holding and harnessing thousands of souls, and could destroy all of Tamriel if it were released.  It had no physical form, instead appearing as a large orb of cold light. It was originally given as a gift to the   King   of  , a Daedraphile settlement on   that was dedicated to Bal.  The Abagarlans planned to use the Vivicus to drain all life from the rival city of   and reanimate its citizens as undead servants of Molag Bal,  as penance for King  's mockery of the temple of Abagarlas.  The  -worshipping city of Delodiil responded by forging a powerful weapon imbued with the  , a powerful crystal given to them by Meridia.  An elite group of warriors were then sent to Abagarlas to preemptively destroy the Vivicus.  However, Bal snatched the weapon away right before it could be destroyed, returning it to his realm of   for safekeeping. 

The Vivicus would lie dormant in the   for several thousand years until  , when Molag Bal began an all-out attack on   during his attempted  . Using the power of the unprecedented amount of   being sacrificed in his name, Bal hoped to return the weapon to   and "burn" the entire continent.  The weapon would strip the souls of countless mortals from their hosts and create a nightmarish storm of undeath.  

During that time, the   had come under the sway of Meridia, with its guildmaster murdered and replaced by one of her worshippers. Meridia's faithful provided enough gold to dedicate all of the guild's resources towards destroying Bal's  . Seeking to reveal Guildmaster  ' treachery and thwart Meridia's plans, Molag Bal had his own servant,  , work alongside the guildmaster and  . Sees-All-Colors and the guild learned of the Mortuum Vivicus after Molag Bal's servants captured one of their own, a servant of Stendarr. Bal required pure souls to enact his plans for the Vivicus, and the souls of those devoted to the   were suitable for this purpose.  The guildmaster and the Vestige began looking into the Vivicus,  learned of the Prismatic Core and retrieved it.  The events that followed led to the guildmaster being hunted for her role in the previous guildmaster's death, culminating in Aelif and the guild's champions tracking Sees-All-Colors to the Halls of Submission, where the Mortuum Vivicus was being held. Aelif betrayed the guild at the last second, and was defeated in combat by the Vestige, whom destroyed the Mortuum Vivicus using the reforged Prismatic Weapon. 

References
Online:Craftable Sets

Craftable Sets are sets which can be crafted by players pursuing any of the equipment crafting lines: Blacksmithing, Clothing, Jewelry Crafting, and Woodworking. Each craftable set has a crafting site, and those in the Alliance zones have one per Alliance. Each craftable set requires a certain number of researched traits in an item for it to be crafted in that set. For example, to craft an axe in the Hunding's Rage set, one would need six traits researched for axes. One could also craft a Death's Wind axe which would only require two traits.

There are currently   craftable sets available.

Sets Craftable in Alliance Zones


Sets Craftable in Neutral Zones


Sets Craftable in DLC and Chapter Zones


Bonuses Progression
Many sets have a bonus specified as a range which depends on item level and quality. These ranges are fairly linear, with the values listed in the tables below. One exception of note is that Level 50 and   are identical, up to Superior quality (items will behave more or less the same apart from the enchantment levels that can be applied). The stat increase for Champion Ranks that are a multiple of 20 (with the exception of  ) are larger than those that aren't, so upgrading only when hitting such levels may make economical sense.

Each "Bonus Type" tends to use the same range, so any new site items you find can be assumed to use the same ranges. The ranges listed below are for crafted items.  Found set items may be found at levels between these, and will have similar values.

In Update 6 the attributes were overhauled and the values below changed significantly. These values were adjusted again in Update 15.
Online:Arena Sets

Dropped SetsArena Sets are five-piece sets of armor, weapons and jewelry that provide players with various bonuses when items of the same set are equipped simultaneously. Items constituting arena sets can only be found in reward chests for completing rounds of Dragonstar Arena, Maelstrom Arena  and Vateshran Hollows . Dragonstar Arena sets are bind-on-equip while Maelstrom Arena and Vateshran Hollows sets are bind-on-pickup.


Dragonstar Arena
 

Maelstrom Arena
 

Vateshran Hollows