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Morrowind:Bread

Bread is a very common item sold by innkeepers and publicans everywhere.  Most of them have a supply, though Agning at the Six Fishes in Ebonheart is the only vendor who keeps a restocking supply, but it can also be found in containers and on tables both in inns and taverns and also in people's private homes, or even in crates out on the streets.  It is not the most useful of ingredients, having only one effect which is fairly common in other ingredients, but it is very easy to find.  

Notes
There is one special bread with a different ID:  .  This is found in Balyn Omavel's House in Balmora after you complete Mephala's Quest. The only difference between this and regular bread is the ID, which was only done so that the bread could be scripted to appear after the quest. However, one side-effect of this is that this one loaf of bread will not stack with others, and you can combine it with regular bread to make a Restore Fatigue potion.
Another special bread can be found called "Muffin" (ID:  ). It is also identical to bread.  It is carried by Gakkenfeld at the Gro-Bagrat Plantation.
Morrowind:Bungler's Bane

:''"Bungler's Bane is a mottled brown-and-orange shelf fungus collected from the trunks of trees in the Bitter Coast region."

Bungler's Bane''' is a shelf-fungus found growing on trees (and occasionally cave walls) throughout the Bitter Coast region.  It is often confused for Hypha Facia, which is similar in appearance and often grows in the same places.  Hypha Facia is the slightly more useful of the two, though neither is particularly valuable for alchemical purposes.  Ajira at the Balmora Mages Guild will ask for a sample during the Four Types of Mushrooms quest.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Danoso Andrano (10) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Dralval Andrano (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Ganalyn Saram (5) - Hlaalu Alchemist, Hlaalu Canton, Vivec
Jolda (5) - Jolda: Apothecary, Tel Mora
Tusamircil (5) - Mage's Guild Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Oblivion:NPC Classes

These are classes that exist in the game but are only available to NPCs.  These classes cannot be selected by the player, although Custom classes can be created with the same skills, specialization, and attributes.

This list includes all non-playable classes, including some that are identical to each other and to playable classes in respect to skills, specialization, and attributes.  The difference between such classes are the services offered, which are not listed here.
Morrowind:Chokeweed

:"Chokeweed is a tough shrub growing in the rocky highlands of the West Gash."

Chokeweed grows in great quantities throughout the West Gash region.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Felara Andrethi (4) - Tel Aruhn Tower Living Quarters, Tel Aruhn
J'Rasha (5) - J'Rasha: Healer Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Scelian Plebo (10) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Telis Salvani (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Vaval Selas (5) - St. Olms Temple, St. Olms Canton, Vivec
Ygfa (5) - Fort Pelagiad, Pelagiad
Morrowind:Coda Flower

:"The coda flower is the fruiting body collected from the primitive draggle-tail plant of the Bitter Coast."

Coda Flowers grow in Draggle-Tails (the larger ones) found in shallow swamp-water, most common in the Bitter Coast region.  They are also found in indoor planters in various locations.  Coda Flowers have an interesting property in that they glow in the dark.  The plants actually emit light that illuminates things around them.  Picked flowers do not emit light, but they can still be easily seen in the dark, and make good way-markers if you wish to use them as such.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Aurane Frernis (5) - Lower Waistworks, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Brarayni Sarys (5) - Tel Aruhn Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Cienne Sintieve (10) - Cienne Sintieve: Alchemist, Ald'ruhn Manor District
Danoso Andrano (10) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Ernand Thierry (5) - Guild of Mages, Caldera
Peragon (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort
Morrowind:Comberry

:"The comberry is a bush that produces a bitter berry, best known as the basis of the native comberry brandy, a rough but potent alcoholic beverage of Morrowind. Comberry is grown in the Ascadian Isles."

Comberry is a popular plant that grows mostly in the Ascadian Isles region.  It is used to make Brandy, as well as the more common Greef and Shein. It is one of the more easily-located and readily-available ingredients in a Restore Magicka potion. Many of the other ingredients are extremely rare, expensive, or hard to find.
The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Ajira (5) - Guild of Mages, Balmora
Anarenen (10) - Guild of Mages, Ald'ruhn
Andilu Drothan (5) - Andilu Drothan: Alchemist Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Felara Andrethi (10)                  - Tel Aruhn Tower Living Quarters, Tel Aruhn
Milar Maryon (10) - Tel Vos Services Tower, Tel Vos
Scelian Plebo (10) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Telis Salvani (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora

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Morrowind:Corkbulb Root

:''"Corkbulb trees are grown for their tough, fibrous roots which have modest magical properties. On Vvardenfell corkbulb root is used in place of wood, since trees won't grow in this harsh environment. Corkbulb grows best in the Ascadian Isles."

Corkbulb Root''' is a very useful plant that is cultivated in the Ascadian Isles region.  It is rarely seen in the wild.  Corkbulb is used to make cheap arrows and bolts for archery.  Synnolian Tunifus of the Imperial Cult will ask you to retrieve five samples of it during the Gathering Corkbulb Root quest.  It can be useful to keep a few of these in your inventory in an emergency - if you are ever Paralyzed, eating a corkbulb root can cure you.  (Spells and enchanted items cannot be used while paralyzed, but you can still eat and drink, and this is the only ingredient which has Cure Paralyzation as a first effect.  Potions are more reliable however.)

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Arrille (5) - Arrille's Tradehouse, Seyda Neen
Craetia Jullalian (5) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Eldrilu Dalen (10) - Vos Chapel, Vos
Ernand Thierry (5) - Guild of Mages, Caldera
Ganalyn Saram (5) - Hlaalu Alchemist, Hlaalu Canton, Vivec
Guls Llervu (5) - Guls Llervu's House Redoran Council Hall, Ald'ruhn
Llarara Omayn (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Sedris Omalen (10) - Maar Gan Outpost, Maar Gan
Tivam Sadri (5) - Holamayan Monastery
Tusamircil (10) - Mage's Guild Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora



Related Quests
Imperial Cult
Morrowind:Corprus Weepings

:"Corprus weepings are hardened secretions that fall from the fleshy sores of corprus victims."

Corprus weepings are found on the bodies of corprus stalkers and lame corprus, which can be found in the areas worst hit by the blight, Red Mountain and most Sixth House strongholds.


The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Arnand Liric (5) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Aurane Frernis (3) - Lower Waistworks, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Folvys Andalor (5) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Scelian Plebo (5) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Threvul Serethi (5) - Thervul Serethi: Healer, Sadrith Mora


Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Tower of Tel Fyr, Hall of Fyr (2)
Tel Uvirith, Omavel's House (1)
Tel Branora, Fadase Selvayn: Trader (1)
Sarethi Ancestral Tomb (1)
Sanni (1)
Kogoruhn, Dome of Pollock's Eve (1)
Galom Daeus, Observatory (1)
Morrowind:Crab Meat

:"The mudcrab native to Vvardenfell is prized for its sweet crab meat. The flesh of the mudcrab is both tasty and possessed of modest magical properties."

Crab Meat is found by killing mudcrabs, which can be found in great numbers wherever there is water. Each mudcrab can yield 0-2 portions. Being among the weakest and most abundant creatures in the game, you should always be able to keep a steady supply of it. It is also commonly found in food stashes in inns, taverns, and peoples' houses. But just in case you want to really load up on it, here is a list of vendors who keep a restocking supply:

Ajira (5) - Guild of Mages, Balmora
Anarenen (10) - Guild of Mages, Ald'ruhn
Chaplain Ogrul (10) - Fort Darius, Gnisis
Craetia Jullalian (5) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Daynali Dren (10) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Milar Maryon (10) - Tel Vos Services Tower, Tel Vos
Tusamircil (10) - Mage's Guild Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora

Crab Meat is one of only two ingredients which can be used to create Resist Shock potions, the other ingredient being Scrap Metal.
Morrowind:Daedra's Heart

:''"A daedra's heart must be removed during the brief period of its appearance on the mortal plane. The daedra's heart has modest magical properties, but, since removing the heart is generally fatal to the specimen, the substance is rare and expensive."

Daedra's Hearts''' are found on the bodies of Daedra, except for Atronachs, Scamps, and Winged Twilights. You can also harvest them from summoned Dremora.

There is a special variety of Daedra's Heart, ID:  , which can be found in many Daedric Shrines. Beware though, because these are cursed, and will cause a Dremora Lord to appear behind you and attack when you pick them up.

Daedra's Heart is one of only two ingredients in vanilla Morrowind which can be used to create Night Eye potions, the other ingredient being Kagouti Hide. The Bloodmoon expansion adds five other ingredients with a Night Eye effect. However, combining a Daedra's Heart with their cursed variant leads to a potion containing all four effects.

Three other unique hearts are added by the Bloodmoon expansion. While they are not in any way associated with Daedra, they are identical in appearance and effects while their weights and values vary. They are all needed for various quests, and so should not be used for alchemical purposes. They are:
Heart of an Innocent (ID:  )
Heart of the Udyrfrykte (ID:  )
Heart of the Wolf (ID:  )

You will need to offer four Daedra's Hearts to Malacath during the Malacath of the House of Troubles quest for the Tribunal Temple.

For a safer (but more expensive) way to stock up, the following vendors carry restocking supplies:
Anis Seloth (2) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Craetia Jullalian (1) - Guild of Mages, Vivec, Foreign Quarter
Gils Drelas (2) - Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber, Tel Branora
Nalcarya of White Haven (1) - Nalcarya: Fine Alchemist, Balmora
Oblivion:Nerastarel's House

It is located between Lazare Milvan's house and Summitmist Manor and is home to leveled undead. 

The only point of note is a hidden jewelry box located on the top floor. It is located above the doorway, hidden in much the same manner as the note in Rosethorn Hall. It is protected by a leveled lock and may contain:
One guaranteed piece of leveled jewelry
One other piece of leveled jewelry (50% chance)
One piece of enchanted jewelry (10% chance)
One potion (10% chance)
The box does not respawn.

No explanation is ever given to the mysterious presence of undead in the house and no NPC named Nerastarel exists in the game. No citizens of Skingrad ever make any mention of the house or its missing owner (except Amusei during Lost Histories who merely mentions that the book is located behind the house), so it is assumed that no one knows about the undead inside. Although the interior of the house seems abandoned and ruined, this is not apparent from the outside, with the exception of the tree in the backyard, which looks dead, toppled and burnt.

Behind the house is a well, near which you will find the book Lost Histories of Tamriel during Lost Histories.

Notes
Despite being "abandoned", entering the house is still considered trespassing.
Unfortunately, the undead do respawn after 24 hours so using it as a house is not advised.

Bugs
Morrowind:Diamond

:"The diamond is a rare, transparent, extremely hard gemstone of great value."

Diamonds are a rare and valuable ingredient. There is only one Diamond Mine in all of Vvardenfell, and it is fairly well guarded. Dwemer ruins are a good place to find diamonds, as the barrels in those locations often contain various gems. Another place to find them is in Daedric shrines as offerings, though some of these are cursed and will cause a hostile dremora lord to appear behind you. Cursed diamonds have a unique ID:  , so will not stack with regular diamonds, and can be mixed together with them to produce a potion with all four effects. Sugar-Lips Habasi of the Balmora Thieves Guild will request a diamond during the Diamonds for Habasi quest.

Diamonds are one of only two ingredients in vanilla Morrowind that can be used to create Invisibility potions, the other ingredient being Bittergreen Petals. Both the Tribunal and Bloodmoon expansion adds one other ingredient with an Invisibility effect.  

Locations
The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Anarenen (2) - Guild of Mages, Ald'ruhn
Anis Seloth (4) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Brarayni Sarys (2) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Craetia Jullalian (2) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Daynali Dren (3) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Nalcarya of White Haven (1) - Nalcarya: Fine Alchemist, Balmora
Morrowind:Dreugh Wax

:"Dreugh wax is a tough, waxy substance with modest magical properties, scraped from dreugh shells. Dreugh are powerful aquatic creatures, and hunting them for their hides and wax is a dangerous occupation."

Dreugh wax is found by killing dreugh, which can be found anywhere there is deeper water. It can be donated at the Koal Cave shrine in order to complete the Pilgrimages of the Seven Graces for the Tribunal Temple. Additionally, if you have killed the dreugh warlord inside that cave, donating dreugh wax will earn you a free enchanted dreugh cuirass. There is no limit to the number of free armors you can acquire this way, and they are worth quite a bit of money, so this is a quick and dirty way to build up your cash supply.


The following vendors carry a restocking supply of dreugh wax:
Danoso Andrano (5) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Jolda (5) - Jolda: Apothecary, Tel Mora
Mehra Drora (5) - Gnisis Temple, Gnisis
Pierlette Rostorard (5) - Pierlette Rostorard: Apothecary, Sadrith Mora
Relms Gilvilo (5) - Redoran Temple Shrine, Redoran Canton, Vivec
Salen Ravel (5) - Maar Gan Shrine, Maar Gan
Somutis Vunnis (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Gnisis, Gnisis Temple (4)
Suran, Ibarnadad Assirnarari: Apothecary (2)
Ald'ruhn, Guild of Mages (1)
Andrano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Baram Ancestral Tomb (1)
Caldera, Guild of Mages (1)
Favel Ancestral Tomb (1)
Helan Ancestral Tomb (1)
Khuul, Svadstar's Shack (1)
Marvani Ancestral Tomb (1)
Randas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Wolverine Hall, Imperial Shrine (1)
Sadryon Ancestral Tomb (1)
Sanni (1)
Sarethi Ancestral Tomb (1)
Senim Ancestral Tomb (1)
Serano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Suran, Ralds Oril: Trader (1)
Tel Vos, Services Tower (1)
Urshilaku, Juno Burial (1)
Vandus Ancestral Tomb (1)
Yansirramus, Shrine (1)
Zainab Camp, Wise Woman's Yurt (1)
Morrowind:Ectoplasm

:"Ectoplasm is a filmy residue with modest magical properties that remains after a revenant spirit has been banished from the mortal plane."

Ectoplasm is found by killing any ghost-like undead (not counting summoned ones).

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Bildren Areleth (5) - Bildren Areleth: Apothecary, Tel Aruhn
Danoso Andrano (5) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Galuro Belan (3) - Telvanni Apothecary, Telvanni Canton, Vivec
Llarara Omayn (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Pierlette Rostorard (5) - Pierlette Rostorard: Apothecary, Sadrith Mora
Salen Ravel (5) - Maar Gan Shrine, Maar Gan
Tivam Sadri (10) - Holamayan Monastery

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Ald'ruhn, Guild of Mages (1)
Dagon Fel, Sorkvild's Tower (1)
Heran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Mawia (1)
Rethan Manor, Drelas' House (1)
Tel Mora, Tower Services (1)
Tel Vos, Services Tower (1)
Thiralas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tusenend, Shrine (1)
Vivec, Telvanni Monster Lab (1)
Vivec, Telvanni Tower (1)
Morrowind:Emerald

:"The emerald is a transparent green gem with modest magical properties."

Emeralds are somewhat rare gems. There are no mines in Vvardenfell, and they are not carried by any creatures.  The best places to look for them are Dwemer ruins, where they can be found in barrels, and Daedric shrines, where they are sometimes seen as offerings. Beware of the latter, however, as they may be cursed, causing a Dremora Lord to spawn behind you and automatically attack when you pick them up. These cursed gems (ID: ) will not stack with regular emeralds, and can be combined together to make a potion with all four effects.

A special unique emerald is found in the Bloodmoon expansion.  It is called "Pinetear" (ID:  ), and is identical to standard emeralds in all but value - it is only worth 50 gold.  It is needed for the quest, A Wife's Retribution.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Cocistian Quaspus (2) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Craetia Jullalian (2) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Folvys Andalor (3) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Irna Maryon (2) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Scelian Plebo (2) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora

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Greatest number of loose samples:
Ald Daedroth, Left Wing (4)
Venim Ancestral Tomb (4 in Goris's Small Chest)
Vivec, Redoran Treasury (3 in Small Chest)
Heran Ancestral Tomb (2)
Ramimilk, Shrine (2)
Tel Branora, Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber (2)
Vivec, St. Olms Tanners and Miners Hall (2)
Abanabi (2)
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Cursed emeralds:
Ashalmawia, Shrine (1)
Assernerairan, Shrine (1)
Maelkashishi, Shrine (1)
Ramimilk, Shrine (1)
Morrowind:Fire Petal

:''"Fire petals have modest magical properties, and are collected from the fire fern plant that grows on Red Mountain, in Molag Mar, and on Azura's Coast."

Fire Petals are found on Fire Ferns, which grow primarily in the Ashlands and Molag Amur regions.


The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Cocistian Quaspus (5) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Galuro Belan (5) - Telvanni Apothecary, Telvanni Canton, Vivec
Irna Maryon (10) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Mehra Drora (5) - Gnisis Temple, Gnisis
Pierlette Rostorard (5) - Pierlette Rostorard: Apothecary, Sadrith Mora
Somutis Vunnis (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort
Morrowind:Ghoul Heart

:"The substance called ghoul heart is heart tissue collected from the remains of an ash ghoul."

Ghoul Hearts are incredibly rare, since there are no ghouls in Morrowind (contrary to the in-game description, they cannot be found on Ash Ghouls). They can only be found in a few locations or purchased from vendors. 

:  As of version 1.6.4, Ghoul Hearts are indeed dropped by Ash Ghouls.

In addition to their rarity, Ghoul Hearts are also the only ingredient in vanilla Morrowind with a Fortify Attack effect. The Tribunal expansion adds one other ingredient with that effect. 

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (2) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Brarayni Sarys (1) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Craetia Jullalian (1) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Lloros Sarano (2) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Mehra Drora (1) - Gnisis Temple, Gnisis
Relms Gilvilo (1) - Redoran Temple Shrine, Redoran Canton, Vivec
Tivam Sadri (1) - Holamayan Monastery

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Dagon Fel, Sorkvild's Tower (3)
Mawia (3)
Andrano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Aralen Ancestral Tomb (1)
Arano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Assurdirapal, Inner Shrine (1)
Drinith Ancestral Tomb (1)
Endusal, Kagrenac's Study (1)
Favel Ancestral Tomb (1)
Salothran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Senim Ancestral Tomb (1)
Suran, Ibarnadad Assirnarari: Apothecary (1)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (1)
Tel Mora, Berwen: Trader (1)
Tel Uvirith, Omavel's House (1)
Telvayn Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Telvanni Alchemist (1)
Wolverine Hall, Imperial Shrine (1)
Morrowind:Fire Salts

:"Fire salts are the crystalline compound that precipitates from elemental fire in solution. Such residues may be collected from the remains of fire atronachs that have been banished from the mortal plane."

Fire Salts are the physical essence of Flame Atronachs, which can be collected from their corporeal remains after you have dispatched them back into Oblivion.

Fire Salts is one of only two ingredients in vanilla Morrowind which can be used to create Resist Frost potions, the other ingredient being Black Lichen. The Bloodmoon expansion adds five other ingredients with a Resist Frost effect.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Anarenen (5) - Guild of Mages, Ald'ruhn
Anis Seloth (5) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Craetia Jullalian (5) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Eldrilu Dalen (5) - Vos Chapel, Vos
Gils Drelas (4) - Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber, Tel Branora
Nalcarya of White Haven (5) - Nalcarya: Fine Alchemist, Balmora
Relms Gilvilo (5) - Redoran Temple Shrine, Redoran Canton, Vivec

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Tel Uvirith, Omavel's House (3)
Tukushapal, Sepulcher (2)
Aidanat Camp, Abassel's Yurt (1)
Andalor Ancestral Tomb (1)
Andrano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Baram Ancestral Tomb (1)
Caldera, Guild of Mages (1)
Caldera, Surane Leoriane's House (1)
Dushariran, Shrine (1)
Marandus, Upper Level (1)
Orethi Ancestral Tomb (1)
Releth Ancestral Tomb (1)
Sadrith Mora, Pierlette Rostorard: Apothecary (1)
Sadrith Mora, Tel Naga Upper Tower (1)
Sarano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Suran, Ibarnadad Assirnarari: Apothecary (1)
Tel Branora, Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber (1)
Tel Vos, Services Tower (1)
Vandus Ancestral Tomb (1)
Velas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Andilu Drothan: Alchemist (1)
Wolverine Hall, Mage's Guild (1)
Zergonipal, Shrine (1)
Morrowind:Frost Salts

:"Frost salts are the crystalline compound that precipitates from elemental frost in solution. Such residues may be collected from the remains of frost atronachs that have been banished from the mortal plane."

Frost Salts are the physical essence of Frost Atronachs, which can be collected from their corporeal remains after you have dispatched them back into Oblivion.


The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (5) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Cienne Sintieve (3) - Cienne Sintieve: Alchemist, Manor District, Ald'ruhn
Craetia Jullalian (5) - Guild of Mages, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Daynali Dren (5) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Gils Drelas (4) - Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber, Tel Branora
Nalcarya of White Haven (5) - Nalcarya: Fine Alchemist, Balmora
Ulumpha gra-Sharob (5) - Fort Darius, Gnisis


Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Tukushapal, Sepulcher (2)
Balmora, Nalcarya of White Haven: Fine Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Balmora, Temple (1 in Small Chest)
Drinith Ancestral Tomb (1)
Favel Ancestral Tomb (1)
Heran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Holamayan Monastery (1)
Kogoruhn, Bleeding Heart (1)
Nelas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Rethan Manor (1 in Small Chest)
Sadrith Mora, Anis Seloth: Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Sadrith Mora, Tel Naga Upper Hall (1)
Sadrith Mora, Urtiso Faryon: Sorcerer (1)
Sandus Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tel Aruhn, Maren Uvaren: Enchanter (1 in Small Chest)
Tel Mora, Tower Services (1)
Verelnim Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Guild of Mages (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Hlaalu Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Telvanni Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vos, Falvilo's Endeavor, Upper Level (1 in Small Chest)
Zergonipal, Shrine (1)