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Skyrim:Mila's Note on Very Secret Treasure

STOP READING NOW! Or I'll tell mom and the guards! It's illegal to read things that don't belong to you!

If you're still reading, it must be because we're friends and I want you to have the treasure at my secret hiding spot!

I have a place where I like to play behind Dragonsreach. I pretend I have my very own vegetable stall, just like mom! That's where I keep my best treasure. I keep it all locked up so Braith can't take it.

My favorite flower is also in there, and a really big bug I found last week. I didn't kill it, it was dead when I found it. Honest!
Skyrim:Letter from Mila Valentia

I love my new goldfish! Thank you so much!

But I think he's lonely. He needs a friend! Do you think you could bring me another goldfish for him to play with? I'm sure they would both be happy!

-- Mila Valentia
Skyrim:List of Rainy Weather Fish

I've hit a string of bad luck. No matter how hard I try, the fish do not bite. My memory fails me, like a goldfish. The whole thing is bad for business. 

Of course, there's a logical explanation for all of it. I've lost my lucky fishing hat! I once had a priestess of Kynareth bless it for good fortune. You may not believe it, but I swear that it rains whenever I go fishing while wearing it. It's true! Oh, how I miss it. The rain did wonders for my scales. A high wind blew it off my head and into the water on my last fishing trip just west of Sarethi Farm. Perhaps you could find it?

Speaking of rain, the fish for your next challenge are only found on a rainy day:

Catfish 
Pearlfish 
Pygmy Sunfish 
Spadefish 

The second volume of Fishing Mastery has details on these peculiar fish.

Good luck. I can't wait for these wonderful fish, and for my hat to return to its rightful place on the top of my head.
Skyrim:Ehlhiel's Journal

Tyra was too stubborn to realize it. The Crimson Dirks were done. They knew our names and our faces. If the city guard didn't catch us, it'd be The East Empire Company, or any of the other guilds and Great Houses we pissed off along the way. The way I see it, I just gave them a head start.

My job was to set the hideout ablaze, and let the Legionnaires pick off the bandits while they burned. Just goes to show how cowardly the tin men in uniform really are. They were never one for a fair fight or a fair deal, but hey, neither was I.

The guard captain was too busy smelling his own wind to realize we were burning long dead corpses. The Crimson Dirks were already gone. 

It was an even trade. A head start for a head start. So long as I kept my part of the bargain, they wouldn't find out about theirs. 

Still, it was only a matter of time before they caught on. And while they weren't aware of my part in the escape, now they want me to help with their capture. They've put everything I've told them into neat little dossiers, which they can pass around to the captains. I wonder if they even have one on me.

I only told Pale-Eyes about the cost of our freedom. The rest of them wouldn't understand. They couldn't deal with the guilt. But I had to tell somebody, because as it turns out, neither could I.
Skyrim:Guard's Dossier: Ehlhiel

Status: Asset (cooperative), Active

Description: Male, Bosmer, late 30s

Background:
Ehlhiel was adopted by the Crimson Dirks at a young age and trained at their hideout in the Heartlands of Cyrodiil. Some intelligence suggests his parents may have been killed by the bandits, and the child taken in as hostage.

Operational Notes:
Originally identified as a possible mole due to his background, Ehlhiel was fed the information regarding his parents and recruited as an asset. In the years following, he proved to be a valuable source of information in identifying bandit groups, as well as helping the Imperial City guard expunge the Crimson Dirks from Cyrodiil.

Currently, Ehlhiel continues to serve both the East Empire Company and the guard captains in Skyrim by providing information on fugitives that fled north after the purge. Meetings can be set up by placing a note behind the Shrine of Akatosh in Solitude. Any additional contact should be arranged through the appropriate channels.
Skyrim:Fisherman's Journal (Fishing)

Can you believe our luck?

We've stumbled onto a gold mine. Or, more accurately, a Dwarven metal mine. A staggering amount of scrap lies along the bottom of this frozen lake. Had we known how lucrative this trip would be, we would have brought wagons, not buckets.

Strange machines still stand just above the water. If we could only find what powers them! Riches surely lie in wait, and we can hang our fishing rods up for good. I'll bet we'll find it here, amongst the rest of the scrap. We just need to keep doing what we know how to do best. Fishing.

Sometimes I see a glint, a faint glow at the bottom. But when I cast my line in or try to swim to the bottom to retrieve it, it eludes me.

 

No luck. We still haven't managed to fish up whatever it is that might power these machines. Jorid jokes we'll need a Dwarven fishing rod to solve this decidedly Dwarven mystery. Schematics are said to lie in a ruined tower at Alftand, in the mountains up north.

When people speak of me tomorrow, they won't say, "here comes Faldrin, the fisherman." They'll say, "here comes Faldrin, the treasure hunter!" We leave for Alftand at first light.
Skyrim:Note to Ehlhiel

Something's come up. Meet me at Lost Echo Cave. 

Come alone.
Skyrim:Zaharia's Note

"Asset." 

That's what the dossier called him. It took a while before I got past that word and found a way to stomach the rest of it. At the time, I was hurt. Now, I'm just mad.

It all started when I killed this officer on a lark. It probably wasn't the smartest thing. They're like cockroaches, you can't kill them all. But I'd be lying if I said it didn't feel good to try.

So it wasn't like I knew what he was up to when I confronted him. I didn't expect to find anything useful on his corpse either. But then I found the dossier, and now I know the truth. Ehlhiel betrayed us. 

Finding the traitorous bastard won't be easy, but I've got a plan. The dossier says they arrange meetings with him by placing a note at the Temple of the Divines, underneath a vase of tundra cotton. I'll place one there and have him meet me at Lost Echo Cave. Then I'll gut the lying little weasel and show him just how much of an asset he really is.
Skyrim:Guard's Dossier: Yakhtu gra-Orkulg

Status: Active (Capture or Kill), High Priority

Description: Female, Orc, late 40s

Background: 
Yakhtu gra-Orkulg was a former blacksmith at the   in the Imperial City, a shop she inherited from her father. She was contacted by the Crimson Dirks and recruited to forge arms for the bandits as well as launder sacked goods through her shop. When the Imperial City guard issued a warrant for her arrest, she fled the city with another member of the bandit gang.  

Operational Notes: 
Yakhtu was originally thought to have fled to High Rock and taken refuge in an Orc Stronghold. However, according to our informant, she actually traveled with another agent to Skyrim. Reports of unusually well made weapons and armor being peddled out of Embershard Mine may be related. This information should be forwarded to Commander Caius in Whiterun as the mine falls under his jurisdiction.
Skyrim:Yakhtu's Journal

I nearly turned around and went back to Cyrodiil because Bjormund wouldn't shut up. From dawn to dusk it was Skyrim this and Skyrim that. We hadn't even crossed the mountains yet, and I felt like I'd spent an eternity in the place. But by Malacath, he kept going.

He went on about all the different legends and the hundreds of Ragnars involved in them. He talked for hours about his family, and for days about his mead. Sometimes he even sang about them. Silence was not an option. Perhaps if they put that on my bounty, I might have been okay with the rest of it. 

But as a blacksmith, there was one story I didn't get tired of. The one about the Skyforge.

"It's an ancient relic, watched over by a great stone eagle," he said. "Come spring, you will be forging weapons under its wings," he said.

I ate it up, even though I knew it was a lie. The Skyforge was for legendary smiths, and I was a wanted criminal. Unless the guard decide to quit looking for us, I was going to spend the rest of my life crafting Orcish Plate for bandits, idiots who didn't deserve my work and lacked the brains to value it.

Maybe that's what pissed me off the most about Bjormund's tales of hearth and home. We weren't going to be welcome in Skyrim, or anywhere for that matter. We were Crimson Dirks. We had a home, and now it was gone.
Skyrim:Guard's Dossier: Antonius

Status: Active (Capture or Kill), High Priority

Description: Antonius, Male, mid 70s

Background: 
Antonius is a former battlemage said to possess a highly analytical mind that is matched only by his more prurient inclinations. He is sought after by aristocrats in Firsthold for allegedly poisoning a court wizard named Allenia with skooma, although it's unclear if he did so maliciously or simply introduced her to the substance. After fleeing to Cyrodiil he joined the Crimson Dirks and advised them on the acquisition and smuggling of magical artifacts. 

Bottled spirits and old age have made him less urgent of a target, but all members of the bandit clan are still considered high priority and should be captured or eliminated.

Operational Notes: 
Antonius is believed to have a number of vices, most notably an addiction to gambling. Rather than search for him, it would be best to have a guardsman stationed near the pits where like-minded degenerates tend to gather. Cragslane Cavern is said to be thriving with activity as of late, and may be worth a look.
Skyrim:Antonius' Note

Yakhtu once told me I'd wager off my own mother if the odds were right. So it's probably no surprise to her that I lost her armor on a bet. 

What I would explain to the blacksmith, after she was done yelling at me, was that my plan was foolproof. 

I had in my coin purse a total of three hundred and twenty septims. My strategy was to wager ten pieces at a time. If I lost, my next bet would be ten pieces, to cover the last wager. If I lost again, I would wager twenty, and once again attempt to break even. If I lost a fourth time, I would wager forty, and so on. 

So unless I lost six straight times, I'd always break even in the end. Well, ten straight losses later, I not only have no gold, but no armor and bed to sleep on. I must have slept with Zenithar's mother or something, not sure why he hates me so.

Anyways, I sold the armor to some High Elf collector at the Bee and Barb. I should probably just kill her. I would kill the bandits running the pits, but then where would I get my fix.
Skyrim:Notice: Fishing Contest

I hereby challenge any who would read this notice to a fishing contest! Let us test our mettle and place bets on who the greatest fisher this side of the Karth river really is.

I shall match any wager, so bet as much as you dare. I warn you, however, that none have bested me. In fact, every challenger that has faced me has never set foot in Morthal again, no doubt out of shame.

Meet me on the docks if you think you're up to it.

-- Brutius
Skyrim:Bounty: Lost Wares

A tragedy has befallen this one's business. We were set upon by wolves along the road west of Old Hroldan Inn in the Reach. While dealing with the beasts our cart overturned, sending everything tumbling down the hill and into the nearby river below. In the cart were three exquisite bottles of flin, some of the finest spirits in Tamriel. These were of a very desirable vintage and quite rare.

 , the bottles have already been sold and were on their way to be delivered. Ri'saad has known the buyer for many years, and she is not known for her patience. If they aren't found soon, this one's reputation will be ruined!

As the bottles have all sunk down into the muck at the bottom, this one believes a skilled fisherman may be needed to pluck them from the river. A handsome reward awaits any who can return these prized bottles to me with haste.

-- Ri'saad
Skyrim:The Fisher Queen

, Gisli has told me all about the feast of fresh catches you prepared. Your fishing exploits are quickly becoming a thing of legend, and every legend deserves a song.

--Viarmo

 
Down, down in the briny blue 
Lie slaughterfish and clams for stew

Drawn by gold, pearl, and glass 
Dullards 'neath the sea trespass

But what of angels, carp, and cats 
Grayling, spider, perch and bass?

Lyretail, pygmy, tuna, pog, 
What one remains that sings their song?

All hail the queen of the rod!

Rattled by bolts that storms invite 
They plead with fish that will not bite

With hollow growling in their gut, 
They return with empty baskets! But,

When dinner's bell rings, we shout and sing, 
"We bend the knee to the fisher queen!"

All hail the queen of the rod!
Skyrim:List of Underground Fish

Good news! The other day I stepped on a rock and nearly lost a scale. I was about to curse the rock, put it an envelope, and mail it to a Daedric Prince - one of the nasty ones of course - when I realized the rock was shaped like a fish! 

Truly this was a sign from the Divines that you had succeeded in your tasks. I am glad to see the rock was correct and I do not have to burn this letter in shame.

As such, you will next travel to where rocks and fish live in harmony - the dank, sun-starved caves of Skyrim. From their waters I seek the following:

Direfish 
Glass Catfish 
Tripod Spiderfish 
Vampire Fish 

I wish you luck, which you will almost certainly need, unless you have a lucky hat like I do. I will not loan you my hat, but you are welcome to read the fourth volume of Fishing Mastery to give yourself an edge.
Skyrim:Zaria's Note from Jarl

Zaria,

I have a matter that requires your skills as an apothecary.

I've received reports of skooma having gone missing from the evidence chest. There have also been mentions of one particular member of the guard neglecting his duties. I believe these to be related.

This is where I require your talents. I request that you brew an invisibility potion, and then pour it into an empty bottle of skooma. Then, find someone whom you trust to deliver the disguised potion to the layabout always seen lounging in the barracks.

If my suspicions are correct, he will consume the potion and be in for quite a scare. Hopefully this will set him back on a more honorable path. I look forward to your help in resolving this   ordeal. Please grant the enclosed ring to whomever you trust with delivering the potion. I am sure that it will more than cover the expense of their effort.

--
Skyrim:Bounty: Supply of Salmon

Our inn's supply of salmon has begun to run low, and I fear that what we have left won't last long.

A reward awaits any who can bring me   salmon to help replenish our stock.

--  ,
Skyrim:Bounty: Supply of Catfish

Our inn's supply of catfish has begun to run low, and I fear that what we have left won't last long.

A reward awaits any who can bring me   catfish to help replenish our stock.

--  ,
Skyrim:Bounty: Supply of Arctic Grayling

Our inn's supply of arctic grayling has begun to run low, and I fear that what we have left won't last long.

A reward awaits any who can bring me   arctic grayling to help replenish our stock.

--  ,
Skyrim:Bounty: Pygmy Sunfish Specimen

My study of unique ingredients has led to my interest in pygmy sunfish, which is said to have properties that may lead to a breakthrough perfecting my latest potion.

I will reward anyone who can bring me a single specimen of pygmy sunfish for my next experiment.

--  ,
Skyrim:Bounty: Pearlfish Specimen

My study of unique ingredients has led to my interest in pearlfish, which is said to have properties that may lead to a breakthrough perfecting my latest potion.

I will reward anyone who can bring me a single specimen of pearlfish for my next experiment.

--  ,
Skyrim:Bounty: Spadefish Specimen

My study of unique ingredients has led to my interest in spadefish, which is said to have properties that may lead to a breakthrough perfecting my latest potion.

I will reward anyone who can bring me a single specimen of spadefish for my next experiment.

--  ,
Skyrim:List of Rare Fish

You came to us a novice, and now look at you! A fishing master! None of us, least of all the fish, expected you to come this far. Most of us placed wagers that you'd be dead already. 

Long story short, you only have one more step before becoming a true fishing legend, and helping me get out of debt. You will need the Argonian rod I gave you earlier, as well as the Alik'r rod from Viriya.

Here is a list of the rarest catches in all of Skyrim:

Angelfish 
Angler 
Lyretail Anthias 
Scorpion Fish

Be sure to read the fifth, and final, volume of Fishing Mastery to learn the secrets of their whereabouts, and the rods one must use to catch them. Should you succeed, I have the perfect gift for someone sharp like you to represent your mastery of fishing. It will help you skin your catches as well as the occasional bandit. Best of luck.
Skyrim:Fishing Work

, 

I've got more work for you. You're the one who seeks fishing challenges, right? If it was you, come by the Riften Fishery. If it wasn't you... well, that would be  , wouldn't it?

Swims-In-Deep-Water
Skyrim:Letter from Viriya

,

Thank you for everything you've done for the Fishery, as well as your heroic deeds on the northern shore. I am writing to let you know that I can no longer provide you with fishing bounties. Allow me to explain.

The others at the Fishery have never understood my appreciation of mudcrabs, and our recent battle has only increased my respect for these lovely clawed creatures. I've learned so much about how to raise them, all thanks to the juvenile mudcrab you brought me not long ago. And so, I have decided to leave the Fishery to strike out on my own as a crab merchant.

There's space for a market stall in the Grand Plaza, but I don't have the materials I need to build it. I'm no smithy either, so I'll have to buy the materials myself. I plan to spend my every waking hour working to save up for it. I'll need a large bundle of wood, nails, iron fittings for the stall doors, and a lock to keep my earnings safe.

One day, I will have my dream of my own market stall, brimming with crab! Swims-In-Deep-Water will no doubt be repulsed. He's never kept his distain of mudcrab a secret. Speaking of our fish loving friend, you can still seek work from him if you are so inclined.

-- Viriya
Skyrim:Viriya's Hastily Written Letter

, 

I need your help.

I was sent an urgent letter by Jarl   of Dawnstar. It would seem that the frenzied mudcrabs you defeated not long ago have reappeared, and are more fierce than ever. Guards were sent to clear them out. When they arrived, the reports of the battle defy belief. They said that a ghostly apparition rose from the sea before they fled in terror. Reinforcements are said to be on their way.

Could it be? I suppose it's possible...

Forgive my idle rambling. I am leaving Riften for the shores west of Dawnstar; I have a terrible feeling about this. We will make our stand near the fishing shack.

It's been ages since I swung a blade. I hope I still remember how.

-- Viriya
Skyrim:Gisli's Note

,

Praise is something I seldom offer, but I found my meal to be a fine display of culinary skill and service. Quite delectable!

I shall have to tell Viarmo all about this delightful meal and the accomplished fisherman who prepared it. Perhaps he will write a song in your honor. Please accept this coin along with my thanks.

-- Gisli
Online:Hellfire and Brimstone

Hellfire and Brimstone is obtainable by activating the magical recordings of the four sermons in The Brandfire Reformatory.
Skyrim:Mentor's Ring

The Mentor's Ring is a ring artifact.

The ring is a rare quality junk item, which have a 3% chance (8% chance with the Dwarven Fishing Rod) of being caught when no fish is caught. See our Fishing activity page for more details.
Skyrim:Fang of Haynekhtnamet

Fang of Haynekhtnamet is a dagger artifact. Tempering Fang of Haynekhtnamet requires a Dragon Bone and the Arcane Blacksmith perk.
  
The Fang of Haynekhtnamet has the same base damage as a Madness Dagger, but is lighter, making it arguably the strongest dagger in the game.
Skyrim:Ring of Kynareth

right|thumb|Ring of Kynareth
Ring of Kynareth is a unique ring. It can be found while fishing. If you wear the ring while fishing at temperate lakes and streams, it will trigger a rainstorm. This can be useful for catching certain types of fish. It can also be used to trigger the Fortify Barter buff from Turn of the Seasons .

The ring is a rare quality junk item, which have a 3% chance (8% chance with the Dwarven Fishing Rod) of being caught when no fish is caught. See our Fishing activity page for more details.
Online:Treat Yourself

Treat Yourself is awarded for purchasing the services of various NPCs within the House of Whims.  Each of the services costs up to  , based on your level.
Online:The Grasp of the Stricture

The Grasp of the Stricture is awarded for assisting the Grasp of the Stricture in Fargrave three times.  You must interact with Grasp-Kyn Oloshaz, Kaluzan, and Pynufax to decide how the Stricture applies to various situations.

There are three possible locations in Fargrave City District where they can be encountered:  in the The Bazaar, by the fountain in Fargrave Crafting Plaza, and near the daily job brokers in the northwest part of the city.


Bugs
 
It is still possible to interact with the Elronor by adjusting the camera angle.
Online:Keeping the Peace

Keeping the Peace is awarded for defeating three bosses found in The Shambles district of Fargrave.
Skyrim:Old Attius Farm Cellar

It can be accessed via a trapdoor hidden within the ruined wooden farmhouse.
You will follow a suspicious Redoran Guard to this location during the related quest. He will enter the cellar to meet with the Buyer, a mysterious individual seeking to purchase the Mask of Vivec.
 
Related Quests
 

Old Attius Farm Cellar
thumb|left|Cellar interior
The cellar is smoke-filled and contains nothing but broken furniture and a few burning candles.
Skyrim:Viriya's Charm

Viriya's Charm is an amulet artifact.
Skyrim:Ring of Surroundings

The Ring of Surroundings is a ring artifact obtained from completing the quest Clear-Headed.
Skyrim:Vampiric Ring

The Vampiric Ring is a ring artifact. It is obtained through the quest Tusked Terror.
Skyrim:Warlock's Ring

The Warlock's Ring is a ring artifact.
Skyrim:Ring of Phynaster

The Ring of Phynaster is a ring artifact. It can be caught randomly at fishing spots across Skyrim.

The ring is a rare quality junk item, which have a 3% chance (8% chance with the Dwarven Fishing Rod) of being caught when no fish is caught. See our Fishing activity page for more details.
Skyrim:Ring of the Wind

The Ring of the Wind is a ring artifact. It can be found while fishing.

The ring is a rare quality junk item, which have a 3% chance (8% chance with the Dwarven Fishing Rod) of being caught when no fish is caught. See our Fishing activity page for more details.
Skyrim:Denstagmer's Ring

Denstagmer's Ring is a ring artifact. It can be found while fishing.

The ring is a rare quality junk item, which have a 3% chance (8% chance with the Dwarven Fishing Rod) of being caught when no fish is caught.
Skyrim:Lucky Fishing Hat

The Lucky Fishing Hat is a unique hood.
Online:Deadlands Master Angler

Deadlands Master Angler is awarded for catching all 12 rare fish in the Deadlands.
Online:Deadlands Pathfinder

Deadlands Pathfinder is awarded for discovering all of the Striking Locales in Fargrave and The Deadlands.

Striking Locales
Online:Deadlands Cave Delver

Deadlands Cave Delver is awarded for clearing both Brandfire Reformatory and False Martyrs' Folly.  Clearing a delve requires participating in battle against its final boss.
Online:Deadlands Master Explorer

Deadlands Master Explorer is awarded for clearing all of the delves and discovering all of the striking locales in the Deadlands.

Delves



Striking Locales
Tes3Mod:Morrowind Rebirth/Enarvyne Telnim

Enarvyne Telnim is a Dark Elf assasin. He is a hireable mercenary. He excels in short blade, marksman and light armor. Starts with netch leather set and iron tanto.