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Skyrim:Fortified Combat Healing

Fortified Combat Healing (not to be confused with fortify healing) increases the rate at which the target regenerates health while in combat.
Enchanting
The only item that uses this enchantment is Chrysamere, added by the eponymous Chrysamere Creation .

As it cannot be disenchanted, this effect is unavailable for enchanting.
Effect
See the Health attribute page for a basic overview of health regeneration both in combat and out of combat works.
The default combat multiplier for health regeneration is 0.7, which reduces passive health gains to 70% of out-of-combat values.
Chrysamere increases this value by 1.0, bringing the total to 1.7. This means that while in combat, health regenerates at 170% of its out-of-combat rate, actually increasing your health regeneration significantly while fighting.

Example
A character with 500 health and no other effects would by default regenerate:
  while not in combat.
  while in combat.

By wielding Chrysamere this would change to:
  while in combat.
Skyrim:Divine Crusader

Divine Crusader is a Creation that adds two sets of enchanted equipment, namely the Crusader's Relics and the Reforged Crusader's Relics. It was released on October 4, 2017 for 500 CC Credits. The original Crusader's Relics first appeared in Oblivion's Knights of the Nine download.

This Creation was made by Maty743.
 

Official Summary
:Now you, too, can wield the powerful equipment of the Divine Crusader, Pelinal Whitestrake - once reserved only for the revered Knights of the Nine. Created by Maty743. (Armor can be found by exploring Four Skull Lookout far east-northeast of Markarth.)

Overview
A group of four bandit thieves are camping at Four Skull Lookout, two of which are wielding the new items. Specifically, Oren wields the Mace of the Crusader and the heavy Relics of the Crusader armor set, while Eigorn wields the Sword of the Crusader and the light Reforged Relics of the Crusader armor set.

The light armor Fastened Shield of the Crusader is not actually a shield; rather, it is the only item in the game to utilize the "shoulder" equipment slot. As such, it can simply be equipped for an additional armor boost without affecting any of your other gear. Notably, it does not negate the Mage Armor perk.

Content
:;Items
:*Mace of the Crusader
:*Sword of the Crusader
:

:;Books
:*Viparth's Journal

:;NPCs
:*Bandit Thief (x2)
:*Eigorn
:*Oren
:*Remy
:*Viparth

:;Quests
:*The Pilgrim's Path
:*Relics of the Crusader
Online:Vvardenfell Books

This page lists all books found in Vvardenfell.

Shalidor's Library
Online:Books by Zone

These pages list all Books by zone.

Aldmeri Dominion
Auridon Books
Grahtwood Books
Greenshade Books
Khenarthi's Roost Books
Malabal Tor Books
Reaper's March Books

Daggerfall Covenant
Alik'r Desert Books
Bangkorai Books
Glenumbra Books
Rivenspire Books
Stormhaven Books
Stros M'Kai and Betnikh Books

Ebonheart Pact
Bleakrock Isle and Bal Foyen Books
Deshaan Books
Eastmarch Books
The Rift Books
Shadowfen Books
Stonefalls Books

Disputed and Neutral
Coldharbour Books
Craglorn Books
Cyrodiil Books (excluding Imperial City)
Other Location Books

DLC and Chapters
Clockwork City Books
Gold Coast Books
Hew's Bane Books
Imperial City Books
Vvardenfell Books
Wrothgar Books
Murkmire Books
Online:House Hlaalu Style (collection)

Hlaalu Style is a collection of 14 books that make up part of the Crafting Motifs library. Reading the chapters teaches you the Hlaalu crafting style. These chapters (or rarely the entire book) can be found by stealing from citizens of Vvardenfell, either by picking pockets, stealing from safeboxes, or looting Thieves Troves.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Axes

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

AXES

The Hlaalu axe has a single heavy curved blade, backed on the opposite side of the haft by a narrow spike for grabbing opponents or punching through their armor. For parrying purposes, most of the haft is sheathed in a cylinder of metal, and there is a heavy, pointed ferrule at the base.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Belts

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

BELTS

Our belts are made of double-tanned guar hide, strong and thick, to support tassets, weapons, and of course money pouches. The buckle in front may display a Hlaalu House symbol or a personal family crest.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Boots

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

BOOTS

Our boots are rather heavy, and though narrow below, they widen as they rise up the shins toward the knee. Toes are steel-shod except in the lightest armors; shin plating extends around the back of the leg to protect against hamstringing.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Bows

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

BOWS

Hlaalu House bows are made of imported ash or yew wood, which is superior for this purpose to our native funguswoods. Quivers are of guar leather, adorned with our House symbol, the long double-scales version.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Chests

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

CHESTS

Hlaalu cuirasses are constructed of overlapping plates of traditional worked bonemold, or of metal plates cast to resemble bonemold. The House scales-symbol is prominently displayed on the chest and abdomen.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Daggers

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

DAGGERS

Our daggers are primarily parrying weapons, double-edged, broad and straight, with that distinctive curve-hooked tip design they share with Hlaalu swords. The wide crossguards resemble the wings of cliff striders, but are edged and pointed for backhand attacks.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Gloves

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

GLOVES

Hlaalu gauntlets are of flexible leather over the fingers and hands, with the forearms and back of the hands protected by flaring plates of bonemold (or metal cast to resemble it). The leather at the fingertips must be supple enough not to impair the rapid counting of coins.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Helmets

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

HELMETS

Our House helms (and in light armor, hoods) cover the entire head, with a full face visor for protection against environmental dangers no matter where our trading takes us. They are of bonemold, or metal crafted to resemble it, bulbous in shape, and elongated toward the back of the skull to protect the traditional cranial coin stash.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Legs

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

LEG GREAVES

Hlaalu cuisses and jambes are constructed of flaring bonemold (or bonemoldesque) plates, protecting the legs at front, sides, and rear. Knee poleyns may display the House scale symbol or a personal family crest.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Maces

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

MACES

The Hlaalu mace is tipped with a trio of curved flanges, heavy for crushing and edged for slashing. As with the axes, mace hafts are sheathed in metal for most of their length to enable parrying, and footed with heavy, pointed ferrules.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Shields

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

SHIELDS

The large, kite-shaped Hlaalu shield was traditionally crafted of bonemold, but these days is just as often made of metal plated over funguswood. Our bold House scales-symbol is prominently displayed on the front.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Shoulders

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

SHOULDERS

Hlaalu pauldrons are constructed of overlapping triangular bonemold or bonemoldesque plates, flaring at the top to help protect the side of the neck. Their designs may be abstract, or inscribed with House symbols.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Staves

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

STAVES

A Hlaalu mage's spell staff sports a finial in the shape of our House double-scales symbol, proudly displaying the wielder's affiliation with the world-famous Morrowind mercantile masters. The foot is sheathed in metal, with a heavy ferrule, and can serve as defensive weaponry at need.
Online:Crafting Motif 51: Hlaalu Swords

Trade makes the world go 'round, and in trade, reputation is everything, so maintaining House Hlaalu's reputation for reliability is critical to our continued pre-eminence in mercantile affairs. The arms and armor of our House guards and marines must adhere to strict standards in quality and appearance, exemplifying that dependability expected from us by our trading partners. Where possible, we adorn our items with the stylized merchant-scale sigil that symbolizes the source of our power.

SWORDS

The Hlaalu swords are long and straight, like our reputation for fair dealing, and double-edged, like our contracts. They sport the distinctive curve-hooked tip design they share with Hlaalu daggers. The quillions resemble broad wings that protect the hands of the wielders.
Online:Caluurion's Legacy

'''Caluurion's Legacy''' is a dungeon set that drops in Fang Lair. It cannot be crafted. Pieces are Fang Lair Style in Light Armor. When the effect activates with 5 pieces equipped, Caluurion's laughter can be faintly heard.

Bonuses
 
2 items: Adds 15-657 Critical Chance 
3 items: Adds 3-129   and   
4 items: Adds 15-657 Critical Chance 
Pieces
The set consists of light armor and jewelry in all slots, as well as weapons and shields of all types.

Drop Locations
Online:Prophet's

'''Prophet's is an item set which can be acquired from the Level Up Advisor at various levels. At levels 9, 15, 25, and 41, you have a choice of set weapons in  ,  ,  , and   quality, respectively. At level 33, you have a choice of    set chest armor, and at level 47, you have a choice of   set rings.  Note that while the full bonus of this set is received from only one item, it is still technically a set, and this means that you cannot receive this bonus more than once, even if you equip more than one of these items. It cannot be crafted.

Bonuses
Online:Ulfnor's Favor

'''Ulfnor's Favor is a dungeon set that drops in Fang Lair. It cannot be crafted. Pieces are Fang Lair Style in Heavy Armor.

Bonuses
 
2 items: Adds   
3 items: Adds   
3 items: Adds   
4 items: Adds 4% Healing Taken 
Pieces
The set consists of heavy armor and jewelry in all slots, as well as weapons and shields of all types.

Drop Locations
Online:Zaan

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Zaan is a monster helm set. It consists of two armor pieces: head and shoulder, both of which are available in all three armor weights and standard traits. The set cannot be crafted. There is an outfit style based on this armor set.

Bonuses
 
1 item: Adds 15-657 Critical Chance 
Drop Locations
The head drops from Zaan the Scalecaller in Veteran Scalecaller Peak.
The shoulders can be obtained from Urgarlag Chief-bane's reward chest at Undaunted Enclaves.

Gallery
Skyrim:Relics of the Crusader

Quick Walkthrough
Note: This quest does not appear in your journal.
#Travel to Four Skull Lookout.
#Kill Eigorn and Oren and take the Crusader's Relics.

Detailed Walkthrough
Upon arriving at Four Skull Lookout for the first time, you will encounter hostile bandits wearing the Relics of the Crusader and the Reforged Relics of the Crusader. The former are the holy relics of Pelinal Whitestrake, while the latter are a new set of light armor pieces styled after the originals.

Four Skull Lookout is a bandit den. In addition to the regular bandit enemies, Eigorn, Oren, Remy and Viparth can be found here. They are your targets, as Eigorn and Oren possess the Relics and will use them in battle. Kill the thieves and loot all twelve of the new items from their bodies to complete the quest. You can optionally also loot Viparth's Journal for some explanation as to how bandits are wearing these divine relics.

Reward
The items you receive from this quest are as follows:
Mace of the Crusader, Shield of the Crusader, Boots of the Crusader, Cuirass of the Crusader, Gauntlets of the Crusader, Helm of the Crusader
Sword of the Crusader, Fastened Shield of the Crusader, Reforged Boots of the Crusader, Reforged Cuirass of the Crusader, Reforged Gauntlets of the Crusader, Reforged Helm of the Crusader

If you commit a serious crime after completing this quest,  you will receive a message advising that your crimes have made you unfit to wield the Crusader's Relics. Attempting to wear any of the relics after this point will result in a significant debuff to your stamina and health regeneration and your carry weight. The quest The Pilgrim's Path will be automatically started, directing you to nine remote shrines to repent for your sins and regain the ability to wear this equipment.

Notes
At release, this quest appeared in your journal and was started automatically upon installing the Divine Crusader Creation, or as soon as you left Helgen Keep as a new character. This was changed in the Anniversary Edition.
Unlike in Oblivion, the Crusader's Relics could originally be used by evil characters, including the bandit thieves. This was changed with the Anniversary Edition update, which added the quest The Pilgrim's Path.
With the Anniversary Edition update, an explanation was added as to how bandits were able to wield the Crusader's Relics: the two bandits, Eigorn and Oren, were new recruits and hadn't committed any crimes yet.
Prior to the Anniversary Edition update, there were no named bandits at this location. Eigorn and Oren were instead two generic Bandit Thief enemies.

Quest Stages
Legends:Steam Constructor

Availability
Steam Constructor was the monthly card for February 2018. It can be soul-summoned by anybody regardless of participation in ranked. As with all other monthly cards, the premium version was not awarded to anybody and must be obtained through soul-summoning.

Gallery
Online:Imperial City Books

This page lists all books found in the Imperial City.

Eidetic Memory
Online:Salt Catchers

The   were a group of treasure-hunting pirates who sought to plunder Bahraha's Gloom. They managed to inadvertently disturb the undead Bleak Veil necromancer cult imprisoned within. The Salt Catchers were then killed and resurrected as soldiers, or had the essence of their spirits drained to weaken the wards placed on the tomb.  

Members



Locations
 

Quests
Skyrim:Bandit Thief

Two Bandit Thieves can be found at Four Skull Lookout as part of the Divine Crusader Creation. They have stolen the Crusader's Relics and must be killed during the related quest.
Related Quests

 
Summary
 
 
This Bandit Thief wears the Boots of the Crusader, Cuirass of the Crusader, Gauntlets of the Crusader, and Helm of the Crusader. They wield the Mace of the Crusader and Shield of the Crusader in combat. Additionally, they carry a small amount of gold.
 

 
 
This Bandit Thief wears the Fastened Shield of the Crusader, Reforged Boots of the Crusader, Reforged Cuirass of the Crusader, Reforged Gauntlets of the Crusader, and Reforged Helm of the Crusader. They wield the Sword of the Crusader in combat.
Online:Crown Store/Furniture/Storage

A list of all Housing Storage available.
Skyrim:Staff of Sheogorath

Staff of Sheogorath is a Creation that adds the eponymous Staff of Sheogorath, as well as the Fork of Horripilation weapon. It was released on October 4, 2017 for 250 CC Credits.
 

Official Summary
:Symbol of office for the Madgod Sheogorath, this grotesque staff has the power to stop opponents in their tracks. Also included is a bonus artifact, the Fork of Horripilation. (Quest "Put a Fork in it" starts by reading a "Mysterious Note" at The Retching Netch in Raven Rock.)

Overview
To start the quest Put A Fork In It, travel to The Retching Netch on Solstheim, and read a  mysterious note from Sheogorath, which can be found there along with the Fork of Horripilation weapon. You will need to track down two bull netches on Solstheim and kill them with the fork in order to retrieve the necessary components to craft the Staff of Sheogorath, a powerful paralysis staff.

Note that crafting the staff requires access to a Staff Enchanter, meaning the Reluctant Steward quest is a prerequisite if you don't have access to one through another Creation.

Content
:;Books
:*Mysterious Note

:;Creatures
:*Bull Netch (x2)

:;Items
:*Branch of the Tree of Shades
:*Ciirta's Eye
:*Fork of Horripilation
:*Staff of Sheogorath

:;Quests
:*Put A Fork In It
Online:Quicksilver

Quicksilver may refer to one of two things:

Quicksilver (person), an NPC in Summerset
Quicksilver Ore, a crafting ore
Lore:Noota Nara

is a village in  . At some point prior to  , it was attacked by a   who burned the walls to the ground. By heating their spear-tips in the dragonfire, the   villagers were able to harness the fire's enchantment and pierce the dragon. The dragon's head was later brought to the island of   and mounted above a mantel in the Draggin Tale Inn in  .  

Knowledge of the dragon's defeat at Noota Nara was utilized by   the   in the killing of   in 2E 864. 
 
References