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Online:Darkshade Caverns II

thumb|right|Inside the cavernsthumb|right|The ruins of Rkugamz As Deshaan's largest kwama mine, the caverns' ownership remains hotly contested. The caverns also contain the hidden Dwemer ruin of Rkugamz. 

The storyline continues from the event of Darkshade Caverns I. In this version, a Mages Guild researcher named Shatasha needs your help destroying a dangerous Dwemer mechanism within Rkugamz, before it corrupts Deshaan above.

You can learn about its location from Mad Zebba outside Elden Root, Lady Blade outside Wayrest, or Hranir Icy-Mane outside Mournhold.

Its dungeon sets are Armor of Truth, Netch's Touch, and Strength of the Automaton. Darkshade Caverns II is accessible starting at level 42.
 

Related Quests
Darkshade Caverns Objective: Explore the Darkshade Caverns. / You braved the dangers of the Darkshade Caverns.




Darkshade Caverns II
Enemies
Kwama (Kwama Scrib, Kwama Warrior, Kwama Worker; Transmuted Scrib, Worker, Warrior)
Miners (Fallen, Transmuted)
Marksmen (Fallen, Transmuted)
Dwemer Constructs (Dwarven Centurion, Dwarven Spider, Dwarven Sphere)

Minibosses
The Fallen Foreman, another corrupted miner
Transmuted Alit, a trio of alit
The Engine Garrison, a large group of Dwemer constructs

Bosses
Transmuted Hive Lord, an unusually large Kwama Warrior and his scribs
Grobull the Transmuted, a large netch and his netchlings
The Engine Guardian, a giant Dwemer Spider guarding the Dwemer mechanism

Sets
 

Achievements
There are several Achievements associated with this dungeon:
 

Notes
Before dungeon scaling was introduced in Update 5, Normal Darkshade Caverns was designed for Levels 20–23, and Veteran Darkshade Caverns was designed for Veteran Ranks 6–10.
Prior to Update 12, Darkshade Caverns I was only available in Normal mode, and Darkshade Caverns II was only available in Veteran mode. These were named Darkshade Caverns and Veteran Darkshade Caverns respectively.

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Online:Darkshade Caverns

Darkshade Caverns may refer to two different instances of a dungeon in Deshaan:
Darkshade Caverns I, the instance containing the story Mine All Mine
Darkshade Caverns II, the instance containing the story What Was Lost
Online:Elden Hollow II

The story continues from the events of Elden Hollow I. In this version, Kargand needs your help rescuing his sister Bakkhara from a Daedric realm. She has been trapped there because of the ritual performed by Canonreeve Oraneth earlier.

You can learn about its location from Venomous Fauridil outside Elden Root, Hel Ra'Lala outside Wayrest, or Thongar the Stout outside Mournhold.

 
Related Quests
Elden Hollow Objective: Explore Elden Hollow. / You braved the dangers of the Elden Hollow.




Elden Hollow II
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Characters
Apprentice Corynne
Speaks-With-Lights
Bakkhara
Kargand

Enemies
Dremora Fearkyn, Invokers and Kynvals
Infested Banekin, Fearkyn, Invoker
Daedric Lurchers
Banekin
Scamps
Frenzied and Mystic Guardians
Shadow Tendril
Nova Tendril

Minibosses
Dubroze the Infestor, a large daedroth
Azara the Frightener, a Winged Twilight
The Shadow Guard, a dremora

Bosses
Dark Root, a shadowy spriggan
Murklight, a shadowy lurcher
Bogdan the Nightflame, a Daedric Titan

Achievements
There are several Achievements associated with this dungeon:
 

Sets
 

Notes
Before dungeon scaling was introduced in Update 5, Normal Elden Hollow was designed for levels 20–23, and Veteran Elden Hollow was designed for  Veteran Ranks 6–10.
Prior to Update 12, Elden Hollow I was only available in Normal mode, and Elden Hollow II was only available in Veteran mode. These were named Elden Hollow and Veteran Elden Hollow respectively.
The part of Oblivion where Murklight and Bogdan are found was initially called "Nightflame", before being changed to "Daedric Ruins" a few updates later, and again to "Daedric Realm" after that.

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Online:Elden Hollow

Elden Hollow may refer to two different instances of a dungeon in Grahtwood:
Elden Hollow I, the instance containing the story Ancient Remains
Elden Hollow II, the instance containing the story Consuming Darkness
Online:Crypt of Hearts II

Formerly a school teaching Destruction magic, sword fighting, alchemy, and possibly even Daedric summoning, the crypt is now home to some of the tortured souls of its teachers and of its students.

The storyline continues from the events of Crypt of Hearts I. In this version, Alanwe once again needs your help defeating her former husband, who has returned to torment her following her escape from torture.

You can learn about its location from Eraegaer the Kill-Happy in Marbruk, Ilmindil the Incendiary in Shornhelm, or Roaring Ramavel in Stormhold.

See also: Crypt of Hearts I
 
Related Quests
Crypt of Hearts Objective: Explore the Crypt of Hearts. / You braved the dangers of the Crypt of Hearts.



 

Crypt of Hearts II
thumb|right|The Portal in Crypt of Hearts IIthumb|right|Beyond the Portal in Crypt of Hearts II 

Characters
Alanwe
Anconath
Faindor
Mephala
Rulanir
Student

Enemies
Spook Spiders
Spiderkith Warper, Spiderkith Wefter, Spiderkith Broodnurse, Spiderkith Cauterizer, Spiderkith Venifex, Spiderkith Enervator
Skeletons
Ogrim
Flesh Atronachs
Spiders and Death Spiders
Ibelgast's Broodnurses, Ibelgast's Cauterizers and Ibelgast's Wefters
Skeleton
Wraith

Minibosses
Ibelgast, a spiderkith warrior
Chamber Guardian, a skeleton warrior
Mezeluth, a spiderkith mage

Bosses
Ruzozuzalpamaz, a Spider Daedra
The Ilambris Amalgam, a large bone colossus formed from the fused bodies of Ilambris-Athor and Ilambris-Zaven
Nerien'eth, Alanwe's former husband who went insane after wielding the Ebony Blade

Books and Notes
 
 
 

Sets
The following sets can be found in Crypt of Hearts II:
 


Achievements
There are several Achievements associated with this dungeon:
 

Notes
The Crypt of Hearts appeared in both Arena and Shadowkey.
Before dungeon scaling was introduced in Update 5, Normal Crypt of Hearts was designed for levels 28–31, and Veteran Crypt of Hearts was designed for Veteran Ranks 11–12.
Prior to Update 12, Crypt of Hearts I was only available in Normal mode, and Crypt of Hearts II was only available in Veteran mode. These were named Crypt of Hearts and Veteran Crypt of Hearts respectively.
The Wraithhome player home is located nearby and uses the same architectural style.

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Online:Crypt of Hearts

Crypt of Hearts may refer to two different instances of a dungeon in Rivenspire:
Crypt of Hearts I, the instance containing the story ''Lover's Torment
Crypt of Hearts II, the instance containing the story Edge of Darkness''
Online:City of Ash II

thumb|right|City of Ash II The storyline continues from the events of City of Ash I. In this version, Fingaenion intends to travel to the Deadlands to rescue his wife Gilraen from Mehrunes Dagon, and he needs your help.

You can learn about its location from Mindil the Untested in Marbruk, Abzag the Monster in Shornhelm, or Roaring Ramavel in Stormhaven.

See also: City of Ash I
 
Related Quests
City of Ash Objective: The City of Ash is under attack. / You helped the Bosmer repel the Daedric invasion.




City of Ash II
Characters
Gilraen
Fingaenion
Undaunted Mercenaries:
Zantan the Magnificent
Sobabe
Caeleneth the Hapless
Axel Malveaux
Eats-Aged-Meat
Umbarume the Undertaker
Bloody Mayra
Glad Glatha
Brittgerd Bear-Master
Hogondar Hammerhurl
Monynen

Enemies
Various Dremora
Clannfear
Scamps
Venomous Skeleton
Xivilai Immolator
Xivilai Ravager
Flame Atronachs
Flame Colossus

Minibosses
The Xivilai Rukhan and his two Dremora assistants Akezel and Marruz
Urata the Legion, a Dremora mage
Xivilai Boltaic, one of two guardians blocking the bridge to Skoria
Xivilai Fulminator, one of two guardians blocking the bridge to Skoria

Bosses
Horvantud the Fire Maw, a large Daedroth
Ash Titan, a Daedric Titan
Valkyn Skoria, a high ranking Dremora

Hard Mode
Hard Mode is only available in the Veteran version of City of Ash II. When you get to the final boss fight against Valkyn Skoria, you have the option to activate a book called the Frigid Tome, located on a small island inside the fighting arena. Activating the tome will display the following:
:'' 
:;Come slow and bring four keys.
Activating the tome will cause a blinding flash of light and will result in two of the four platforms being destroyed prior to beginning the boss fight. If your group dies, the arena will be reset and the Frigid Tome will need to be activated again to reenable Hard Mode.

Sets
 

Achievements
There are several Achievement associated with this dungeon:
  

Notes
Before dungeon scaling was introduced in Update 5, Normal City of Ash was designed for levels 28–31, and Veteran City of Ash was designed for Veteran Ranks 1-4. Until the Veteran Rank increase in Update 7, Veteran City of Ash did not scale like the other dungeons.
Prior to Update 12, City of Ash I was only available in Normal mode, and City of Ash II was only available in Veteran mode. These were named City of Ash and Veteran City of Ash'' respectively.

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Online:City of Ash

City of Ash may refer to two different instances of a dungeon in Greenshade:
City of Ash I, the instance containing the story ''Razor's Edge
City of Ash II, the instance containing the story Return to Ash''
Morrowind:Credits

A list of all people listed in Morrowind's credits.

Credits
;Project Leader: Todd Howard
;Lead Designer: Ken Rolston
;Lead Programmer: Craig Walton
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;Lead Character Artist: Christiane Meister
;Programming: Guy Carver, Scott Franke, Ahn Hopgood, Chris Innanen, Mat Krohn, Mike Lipari, Steve Meister, Matt Picioccio, Kerry Sergent, Craig Walton
;Additional Programming: Hal Bouma, Victor Breuggemann, David DiAngelo, O'dell Hicks, Scott Hofmann, Andrew Nunn, Casey O'Toole, Erik Parker
;World Art & Building: Hope Adams, Noah Berry, Mark Bullock, Matthew Carofano, Christine Miller, Gary L. Noonan
;Additional World Art & Building: Shirin Alkaissi, Bryan Card, Gavin Carter, Brian Chapin, Royal Connell, Kevin Shriner, Frank Ward
;Character and Creature Art: Tohan Kim, Christiane Meister, Juan Sanchez
;Additional Character and Creature Art: Wan Chiu, Chandana Ekanayake, Sean Foyle, Josh Jones, Mark Jones, Andrew Rai, Michael Bailey Smith, Ka-Kei Wong
;Concept Art: Michael Kirkbride
;Writing & Quest Design: Douglas Goodall, Mark E. Nelson, Ken Rolston
;Additional Writing & Quest Design: Bill Burcham, Todd Howard, Michael Kirkbride, Ted Peterson, Todd Vaughn
;Sound Effects: Jason Ruddy
;Original Music Composed and Produced by: Jeremy Soule
;Quality Assurance Lead: Michael Fridley
;Associate Producers: Ashley Cheng, Todd Vaughn
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;Manual Layout: Michael Wagner
;Packaging Layout: Michael Wagner
;Director of PR & Marketing: Pete Hines
;National Sales Manager: Lori Rehr
;President: Vlatko Andonov
;Original Concept: Todd Howard, Ken Rolston
;Game Design: The Morrowind‑Team
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Online:Lusty Argonian Maid Mazte

Notes
Lusty Argonian Maid Mazte is named after the popular tales of the Lusty Argonian Maid.
Online:Malacath's Hammer

Notes
Malacath's Hammer is named after the Daedric Prince Malacath.
Online:Numidium Brandy

Notes
Numidium Brandy is named after the Numidium, the Brass God of the Dwemer, built by Kagrenac.
Online:Orcrest Agony Pale Ale

Notes
Orcrest Agony Pale Ale is named after the city of Orcrest in Northern Elsweyr.
Online:Orsinium Pink Zinfandel

Notes
Orsinium Pink Zinfandel is named after the Orcish city of Orsinium in Wrothgar.
It is mentioned in the Orsinium Pink Zinfandel Decanter, Orcs and Their Tusks, and ''Loremaster's Archive Messages from Hew's Bane''
Online:Red Queen's Eye-Opener

Notes
Red Queen's Eye-Opener is possibly named after an unfinished quest from Oblivion, referenced only in dialogue and a possibly related "Black Queen" referenced in a nearby cave.
Online:Rislav's Righteous Red Kvass

Notes
Rislav's Righteous Red Kvass is named after Rislav the Righteous, an ancient king of Skingrad.
Online:Vaermina's Nightmare

Notes
Vaermina's Nightmare is named after the Daedric Prince Vaermina.
Online:Xanmeer Brandy

Notes
Xanmeer Brandy is named after the pyramid-shaped temples of the Argonians, common in the Black Marsh.
Online:Ysgramor's Harbinger Lager

Notes
Ysgramor's Harbinger Lager is named after Ysgramor, founder of Skyrim.
Online:Balfiera Herbal Tonic

Notes
Balfiera Herbal Tonic is named after the island of Balfiera in the Iliac Bay between Glenumbra, Stormhaven and the Alik'r Desert.
Online:Blackwood Mint Chai

Notes
Blackwood Mint Chai is named after the   region of southeastern Cyrodiil.
Online:Chthonic Tonic

Notes
The word "chthonic" is an ancient Greek word for "subterranean", and is typically used to refer to the gods of the underworld.
Online:Cloudrest Clarified Coffee

Notes
Cloudrest Clarified Coffee is named after the Summerset city of Cloudrest.
Online:Dibella's Kiss Tea

Notes
Dibella's Kiss Tea is named after Dibella, one of the Eight Divines.
Online:Lillandril Tonic Tea

Notes
Lillandril Tonic Tea is named after the Summerset city of Lillandril.
Online:Senchal Dancer Tonic

Notes
Senchal Dancer Tonic is named after the city of Senchal in Southern Elsweyr.
Online:Telvanni Tea

Notes
Telvanni Tea is named for the House Telvanni, one of the Great Houses of Morrowind.
Online:Tonal Architect Tonic

Notes
Tonal Architect Tonic is named for Kagrenac, chief Tonal Architect of the Dwemer.
Online:Tsaesci Tea

Notes
Tsaesci Tea is named after the Akaviri nation of Tsaesci and its people.
Online:Blacklight Ginger Mazte

Notes
Blacklight Ginger Mazte is named after the Morrowind city of  .
Online:Boethiah's Breath

Notes
Boethiah's Breath is named after the Daedric Prince Boethiah.
Online:Bravil Mead

Notes
Bravil Mead is named for the city of  , located in southern Cyrodiil.
Online:Camlorn Sweet Brown Ale

Notes
Camlorn Sweet Brown Ale is named after the city of Camlorn in Glenumbra.
Online:Dark Seducer (beverage)

Notes
Dark Seducer is named after the Dark Seducers, Daedric servants of Sheogorath.
Online:Elinhir Qishr

Notes
Elinhir Qishr is named after the Craglorn city of Elinhir.
Online:Flowing Bowl Green Port

Notes
Flowing Bowl Green Port may be named after The Flowing Bowl, an inn on Anvil's waterfront, but this inn was only seen in the Oblivion version of the city.  There are a number of guild traders in its current location.
Online:Jephre's Earthbone Beer

Notes
Jephre's Earthbone Beer is named after Jephre, more commonly known as Y'ffre, the chief deity of the Bosmeri pantheon.  The word "Earthbone" refers to the Aedra.
Online:Kvatch Watch Grenache

Notes
Kvatch Watch Grenache is named after the Gold Coast city of Kvatch.
Online:Narsis Wickwheat Ale

Notes
Narsis Wickwheat Ale is named after the city of Narsis in Deshaan.
Online:Necrom Nights Mazte

Notes
Necrom Nights Mazte is named after the Morrowind city of Necrom.
Online:Psijic Sage's Mazte

Notes
Psijic Sage's Mazte is named after the Psijic Order.
Online:Pyandonea Merlot

Notes
Pyandonea Merlot is named after the island of Pyandonea, home of the Maormer, southwest of Tamriel.
Online:Stendarr's Vigilance Ginger Ale

Notes
Stendarr's Vigilance Ginger Ale is named after Stendarr, one of the Eight Divines.
Online:Vvardenfell Flin

Notes
Vvardenfell Flin is named after the Morrowind island of Vvardenfell.
Online:West Weald Wallop

Notes
West Weald Wallop is named after the   region of western Cyrodiil.
Online:Bravil Bitter Barley Beer

Notes
Bravil Bitter Barley Beer is named after the city of   in Cyrodiil.
Online:Clavicus Vines Chenin Blanc

Notes
Clavicus Vines Chenin Blanc is named after the Daedric Prince Clavicus Vile.
Online:Cloudrest Golden Ale

Notes
Cloudrest Golden Ale is named after the Summerset city of Cloudrest.
Online:Dragontail Blended Whisky

Notes
Dragontail Blended Whisky is named for the town of Dragontail, which shares its name with the Dragontail Mountain range in Hammerfell.
Online:Port Hunding Pinot Noir

Notes
Port Hunding Pinot Noir is named after the city of Port Hunding on Stros M'Kai.
Online:Riften Rye

Notes
Riften Rye is named after the Rift capital city of Riften.
Online:Saint Pelin's Tawny Port

Notes
Saint Pelin's Tawny Port is named after Saint Pelin, who defended the Bangkorai Garrison from the Gray Host.
Online:Sanguine's Temptation

Notes
Sanguine's Temptation is named after the Daedric Prince Sanguine.
Online:Skingrad Muscat

Notes
Skingrad Muscat is named after the Cyrodilic city of  .
Online:Yokudan Sorrow Bourbon

Notes
Yokudan Sorrow Bourbon is named after the Redguard homeland of Yokuda.
Online:Barley Nectar

Notes
 
Aldmeri Dominion players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.  Curiously, the generic version improves your   instead of  .
Online:Bog-Iron Ale

Notes
 
Ebonheart Pact players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Cheydinhal Sherry

Notes
 
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Cheydinhal Sherry is named after the city of Cheydinhal in eastern Cyrodiil.
Online:Clarified Syrah Wine

Notes
 
Ebonheart Pact players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Colovian Amber Ale

Notes
 
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Colovian Amber Ale is named for Colovia, the western region of Cyrodiil.
Online:Colovian Ginger Beer

Notes
Colovian Ginger Beer is named for Colovia, the western region of Cyrodiil.
Online:Comely Wench Whiskey

Notes
 
You may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 5.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Crystal Tower Whiskey

Notes
Crystal Tower Whiskey is named after the Crystal Tower in Summerset.
Online:Eltheric Hooch

Notes
 
Ebonheart Pact players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Eltheric Hooch is named after the Eltheric Ocean to the west of Tamriel.
Online:Four-Eye Grog

Notes
 
Aldmeri Dominion players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Frothy Sargassum

Notes
 
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Ginger Wheat Beer

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Gods-Blind-Me

Notes
 
You may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 4.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Golden Lager

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Gossamer Mazte

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Honey Rye

Notes
 
Ebonheart Pact players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Kragenmoor Zinger Mazte

Notes
 
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Kragenmoor Zinger Mazte is named after the city of Kragenmoor in Stonefalls.
Online:Lemon Flower Mazte

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.  This version is called Lemon Flower Sake, rather than Mazte for unknown reasons.
Online:Markarth Mead

Notes
You may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 6.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Chefs.
Markarth Mead is named after the city of   in the Reach.
Online:Mazte

Notes
 
Aldmeri Dominion players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Mermaid Whiskey

Notes
 
Aldmeri Dominion players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 2.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Mulled Wine

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 3.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Nereid Wine

Notes
 
Daggerfall Covenant players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 3.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Nut Brown Ale

Notes
 
Ebonheart Pact players may have to make this recipe for Provisioner Writs at Recipe Improvement level 1.  As such, you may purchase the recipe from Brewers.
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.
Online:Old Clear-Eye Whiskey

Notes
 
A weaker version of this recipe can be found for sale by Brewers and Innkeepers, or also on tables in various locations.