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Online:Thadarra

Thadarra is a Khajiit cloth merchant who can be found at her stall in Riverhold.
 

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Dialogue
:"Welcome to Riverhold, friend. You should feel fortunate to have found the finest collection of cloth in all of Elsweyr. Let Thadarra know if you see anything you like."

Cross-cultural Confusion
After meeting with Rigurt in Rimmen, he will send you to pick up a package that was accidentally delivered to Thadarra in Riverhold. She will want reimbursement for taking the delivery.

:"Congratulations on finding the finest cloth merchant in all of Riverhold. Thadarra can see that you are in desperate need of a renovation."
:'''Actually, I'm here to pick up a package for Rigurt.
:"Ah, Thadarra was wondering how much longer she would need to keep this stinking thing in her shop. Thadarra doesn't know what's inside, but it smells like hot horse cheeks. Your friend Rigurt told you about the delivery fee, yes?"
:There's a delivery fee?
:"The courier who brought Rigurt's rotten package was promised payment upon delivery. Thadarra assumed someone would eventually come to claim its disgusting contents, so she paid the fee herself. It's only fair that Thadarra be reimbursed, yes?"
:How much was the fee?thumb|right|"You can see the courier's invoice for yourself."
:"You can see the courier's invoice for yourself. Thadarra wouldn't want you to think you were being cheated. Everything seems correct, yes?"''
 

If you leave the conversation and return, she will get right to the point.

:''"This one paid good gold for Rigurt's package. More than it is worth, judging by the smell. You will give Thadarra what she is owed, yes?"
: 
::"Of course. Thadarra wouldn't want you to think you were being cheated. Everything seems correct, yes?"''
::The dialogue then repeats from above.

After you are given the package, Thadarra will mention the general illegibility of Rigurt's writing. 
:''"Thadarra isn't surprised that Rigurt's package arrived in Riverhold by mistake. The attached note looks like it was written by a drunken mudcrab."''
Online:Narazbiri

Narazbiri is a Khajiit soldier who can be seen working at the anvil in the Market of Fresh Delights in Riverhold. She cannot be spoken with.
Online:Barulor

Barulor is a Wood Elf soldier who can be found sneaking around the second floor of Shasuna-ja's House in Riverhold.
Online:Jode's Core (quest)

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Quick Walkthrough
#Find and speak to your companions throughout Rimmen.
#Meet up with the militia at the Moon Gate of Anequina.
#Talk to Lord Gharesh-ri and Prefect Calo.
#Stop the Euraxian incursions.
#Talk to Zamarak.
#Continue fighting to the Moon Gate.
#Talk to Khamira.
#Use the Dragonhorn.
#Defend Khamira from the Euraxians.
#Enter the Plane of Jode.
#Escort her to the heart of Jode's Core.
#Fight Mulaamnir.
#Use the Dragonhorn on Kaalgrontiid.
#Use Cadwell's portal to return to Rimmen.

Detailed Walkthrough
 

 

 

Quest Stages
Online:Pafirra

Pafirra is a Khajiit commoner and Tajirri's mother. She can be found on the first floor of her daughter's house.
 

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Quest-Related Events
When you have to search Tajirii's house, Pafirra will hear when you enter. 

:Pafirra: ''"Tajirii, is that you? We need more groceries for the house, there's barely anything to eat. And would it kill you to tidy up our room once in  ? The upstairs is a mess."''

You will need to sneak past her to the second floor. If she notices you, she will say:
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Online:Serunira

Serunira is a Khajiit soldier who can be found in her home in Riverhold. She has no unique dialogue.
Online:Beshari

Beshari is a Khajiit soldier who can be found sharpening her weapons outside the stables in Riverhold.
 

Dialogue
:''"Gharesh-ri may be our general, but on the battlefield? That's Captain Nala-do's domain. She leads every charge, make no mistake."

:"We wouldn't have liberated Riverhold the first time without the leadership of Gharesh-ri. He has our loyalty and respect. I suppose he gets that for being the Speaker of the Mane, too, but you get the idea."

:"I wasn't sure about Khamira at first. She's so young! But she knows what she's doing. Must be all the years of tutelage under Lord Gharesh-ri."

After the Battle for Riverhold, she will instead talk about that:
:"Zumog Phoom! I hate him! He made me fight my own friends after they fell in battle. And then he raised them again! Promise me you'll kill the bastard the first chance you get."

:"That was a Dragon! Right here in Riverhold! I thought we were finished, but then you … you took him down. That was magnificent!"

:"I can't believe Khamira is the heir of Anequina! Royalty, right under our noses this whole time! Well, at least she's got fight in her. With all that's going on, she's going to need it."''
Online:Master Groom Zarbi'dahuz

'''Master Groom Zarbi'dahuz''' is a Khajiit stablemaster who runs the Riverhold  Stables.
 
  
Dialogue
:"You seek an extravagant mount consistent with your noble magnificence, yes? I can help."

:''"There are no finer mounts than those offered by Master Groom Zarbi'dahuz!"

:"You must truly have an eye for the best to seek out my mounts, rhook."

:"Feel free to inspect any of my mounts! You will not be disappointed."''
Online:Shasuna-ja

Shasuna-ja is a Khajiit who can be found wandering around the western side of Riverhold. She knows a lot about the history of the town.
 
  
Dialogue
:''"Historically, Riverhold has passed back and forth between Anequina and Cyrodiil. Such difficulties can come with being a border town. Happily, we've been a part of Elsweyr for centuries now."

:"Riverhold offers a variety of fresh food from our many farms. You'll often find the herders of Anequina pass through the market. Of course, we'll never be as large or bustling as Rimmen."

:"Originally our town was called Rawla-Kei, meaning "River-Land" in Ta'agra. But after centuries of trading with and being outright invaded by Cyrodiil, the name Riverhold was adopted. And so it has been for quite some time.'''
Online:Surerdahen

Surerdahen is a High Elf who can be found wandering around the houses to the southwest in Riverhold. He cannot be spoken with.
Online:J'baanluk

'''J'baanluk''' is a Pahmar-raht soldier who can be found moving crates between the stables and the marketplace in Riverhold.
 
  
Dialogue
:''"Euraxia must be stopped at all costs. And trust this one, there will be costs. That is why J'baanluk helps any way he can. No task is too small when there is so much to do.  But when the battle comes? He will fight tooth and claw."

:"Victory is never assured in battle, but this one cannot help but worry that the odds are unfavorably stacked against us. After all, what hope have we against Dragons? Still, we cannot allow Euraxia's tyranny to continue. We must fight."

Once Euraxia is deposed he will instead say:
:"Euraxia has been defeated, but the Dragons remain. This one fears that our fighting may continue for many generations to come."

:"J'baanluk will continue to fight for Elsweyr, no matter what dangers he faces. But with heroes like you on our side? Well, it makes this one a little more confident that we will prevail."''
Online:Mad Minurrun

Mad Minurrun is a Khajiit smuggler and member of the Ruddy Fangs. She is one of Rideza the Rogue's bodyguards, along with Dhanril the Dangerous and Chirrdazi the Chopper.
 

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Online:Dhanril the Dangerous

Dhanril the Dangerous is a Khajiit smuggler and member of the Ruddy Fangs. She is one of Rideza the Rogue's bodyguards, along with Chirrdazi the Chopper and Mad Minurrun.
 

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Online:Chirrdazi the Chopper

Chirrdazi the Chopper is a Khajiit smuggler and member of the Ruddy Fangs. He is one of Rideza the Rogue's bodyguards, along with Dhanril the Dangerous and Mad Minurrun.
 

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Online:Guard Captain Kahiri

Guard Captain Kahiri is a Khajiit Captain of the Riverhold Guard that Mizzik Thunderboots got in contact with to capture Rideza the Rogue.
 

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Quest-Related Events
After you have pursued Rideza through her lair, she will be caught by Captain Kahiri.
:Rideza: "Curse your meddling!"
:Guard Captain Kahiri: "Rideza the Rogue, caught at last."
:Ishu: "Did you find my daughter? Where is she?"
:Rideza: "Here! Your daughter is right here, you old fool!"
:Ishu: ''"Rideza? You're the one who stole Zinthia? Oh, this one's poor ja'khajiit."
:Guard Captain Kahiri: "Ha! Feeling a little jealous? To go so far as to steal your father's pet."

After she has tied Rideza up, you can talk to her.
:"You know, I wasn't too sure about Thunderboots when he first came to town. Thought he would just cause more trouble than he solved. But thanks to the both of you, we can finally put Rideza the Rogue behind bars."
:Has Rideza been troubling Riverhold for long?
:"No, not too long. But it never takes much time for these kind of operations to wreak havoc on towns like Riverhold. I'm just glad we could nip it in the bud. Rideza herself, however, has been troubling Elsweyr for years now."
:We found moldy moon-sugar earlier. Mizzik seemed particularly panicked.
:"Moldy moon-sugar by itself will do little more than make a Khajiit ill. The trouble is when that same moon-sugar is distilled into tainted skooma. It's an unfortunately common practice, given that moldy moon-sugar is so cheap."
:So the smugglers were going to make skooma out of the moldy moon-sugar?
:"Most likely.  It's a vile thing to sell, though. Tainted skooma causes some of the most horrific reactions I've ever seen. Days of vivid nightmares and awful pain, often followed by an agonizing death. A truly horrible way to go."''
Online:Strange Messengers

Quick Walkthrough
thumb|right|The relics' locations
# Speak with Kiseravi and enter the Tomb of the Serpents.
# Retrieve  .
# Speak with Kiseravi.

Detailed Walkthrough
To begin this quest, you can talk to Ghashugg on the path leading towards the tomb, who will direct you to Kiseravi. Gashugg tells you that he attempted to help Kiseravi, but she insisted that she couldn't leave without some relics sealed in the tomb.

Alternatively, you can talk to Kiseravi directly. She initially came here to loot the tomb and sell whatever was inside to the highest bidder. Kiseravi tells you about a disembodied voice that commanded her to instead retrieve the Akaviri relics within the tomb and bring them out to "share their secrets with the world". Unfortunately, Kiseravi does not believe that she would be able to survive the dangers within, so she asks you to aid her.

Once you enter the tomb, you will have to find and retrieve three of the   which can be found in chests around the complex. However, you are not alone, as the Akaviri dead guard the chambers and will attempt to kill any outsiders foolish enough to take from them. 

While collecting relics, it is more efficient to move in a clockwise direction through the tomb, as you can easily collect the Skyshard and the   (If you are completing The Song of Kingdoms concurrently) on the way.

Once all three of the relics have been collected, return to Kiseravi outside the Tomb to hand them over and complete the quest.
 
 
 
Quest Stages
Online:Khadabi's Rules

:I hate rules. But now I'm mining against my wishes, so I will write rules down on this piece of paper I found. They say that writing things down helps you learn them. Maybe these rules will help me avoid mines in the future, yes?

:1. Do not engage in matchmaking without the consent of those involved.
:2. Do not assume that someone wants a partner.
:3. Remember that appearances deceive.
:4. Learn to run faster.
:5. One person cannot meet all of a person's needs.
:6. Do not be idealistic.
:7. Learn to run even faster.
:8. Maybe just don't make matches, yes? Ever. Who are you to try to change another's life, Khadabi?
Online:A Window for Escape

Speak to Miduna after evening prayer.

Tell her the cart comes in two days.

Be ready.
Online:Letter to Bakul

:Bakul,

:This one has made a grave mistake. She was lured here by sugar-coated words and shining wonders that lost their luster the moment they were touched. There are  s here, Bakul. Real as the sand beneath our feet, but it's not Alkosh these Dragons toil for, this one is certain, though they know how to make every day seem an eternity.

:Dairna has never heaved stone or laid bricks, but she has worked her paws raw to restore   to glory. She did not mind this task at first, but her efforts were found lacking and she was lashed for it. She protested and she was lashed more. She disavowed this temple but she cannot leave.
:This one has not always been your best litter-mate, Bakul, but she is still your sister. Dairna begs you. Tell the Mane what this one says. Do not come for Dairna. The Dragons and their servants are terrible creatures to behold.

:This one prays her letter finds its way to you, though she does not know who she can entrust to carry it.

:In faith,

:Dairna
Online:Mojha is a Fool

is a fool. What does it matter that the  s are not gods? Are they not godly enough to command our worship?

If it will spare this one the whip, this one will bow and scrape and labor for the great lizards. Do not approach this one again. He will betray you to save his own skin.

Hear those words and remember.
Online:Note to Tajirri

Tajirri,

Blue serpent slithers next to the woods

Four pointed paint shows the goods

They do not glitter, but mark the way

They're prepared to leave town today

R
Online:Aneshi's Note

Follow the road to the west for a short time, then turn left where the road forks.

Veer slightly north off the road at the tilted pillar.

Among the scattered ruins, look for the ancient stairs. 

Then a fallen spire points the way.

Twin spiny pinks,   favorite flower, grow near a wall.

Dig beneath the second window on the far side, where the dirt is piled in a mound.

The master key should be there.
Online:Captain's Letter

Your  ,

My trained squad of elite assassins is ready to perform whatever services you require. However, since my assassins are few in number, it would be prudent to provide us with support in the form of auxiliary troops. 

If I may be so bold, I suggest granting me the authority to commandeer soldiers from the  . I need to stop at  , anyway, to collect   report on the    .

Besides, any chance to stick a knife in that haughty   always appeals to me. He considers my mercenaries to be inferior to his troops, and I hate him for that.
Online:Elsweyr Needs You!

Warriors of the khaj, take heed!

  and lands beyond face an unprecedented threat.  s, criminals, and cave-dwelling beasts emerge from every corner of our beloved  . As such, the citizen councils and local constabulary have gathered in   to offer rewards for actions taken in defense of the homeland!

Those with the time and the talent should make haste to Rimmen.   stands ready to answer any and all queries!
Online:Euraxia's Personal Journal

i myths and legends continue to intrigue me. After all, it was the stories of  , as told by the  , that led me to the Wrathstone and allowed me to trick my blundering   into releasing the  s from the  .

I wonder what else might be waiting for me in the remaining tales of Khunzar-ri? Certainly, the significance of the Betrayer, whose disgusting head follows my   around like a sad, little puppy. He came to us from those legends. And the need for the  , though I must admit (at least here in my private notes) that a complete understanding of the metaphysics behind it all still eludes me.

Meanwhile, I understand that our investigation into the rumors of a last surviving member of the   here in   have finally come to fruition. We can eliminate this potential threat and show   the true value of our partnership. I look forward to studying  's report in greater depth. 

If the infernal man ever agrees to send it to me.
Online:Letter for Vittoria

Vittoria,

  assassins got me in the gut. Found a place to hide, but don't have long.

Check the well. Hid a key in the bucket.

Unlocks cellar door in the stable. That's your way to   and the rest of the  s. 

I always loved you.
Online:Sealed Imperial Summons

[Player name],

Your exploits continue to impress. A matter of some urgency has come to my attention. It requires utmost care and unbridled attention. Therefore, you are summoned to appear before me posthaste so that we may deal with this in a timely fashion. Find me in one of the following locations, the one that belongs to your particular alliance: the Mages Guildhall in Davon's Watch, the Vulkhel Guard Manor and Treasury, or the Royal Castle in Daggerfall.

Do hurry. Not a one of us is getting any younger.

A. Tharn
Online:To Jun-Jo the Empty Fang

, your time has come. Your body is weak enough, your soul is strong enough, your mind clear enough.

Now you must climb, Jun-Jo the Empty Fang, as the gods called to the   before you and will call to those that follow. 

Go to the mountaintop. Let the wind weave through your fur, let the sun fall on your face. Let the trees be your only succor — their needles, their seeds, their resin. To wander the ethereal, one must reject the corporeal. Your form will diminish, but your mind and soul will grow.

You will thirst for water. Drink. And each day, drink less. Your fur, what is left of it, you will shed. Your heart, what remains of it, will slow. Your breaths will be as the dying wind. 

And with your body prepared, the heavens will await your ethereal soul to fascinate in its mysteries. And your body will wait for your soul to return to it, stewarded by the Moons and the majesty of the Lattice.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Axes

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

AXES

Unlike the crude axes of northern barbarians, Pellitine cleavers combine style and martial efficacy, making each weapon a work of art. The sumptuous curve of the axe head, accented by sleek, fang-like prongs allow the attacker to both cleave and stab with every swing.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Belts

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

BELTS

In Pellitine, fit is of paramount importance. Metal buckles can only approximate the wearer's girth, resulting in a slouching and unsightly waistline fit only for a city vagrant or a cane-farmer. Our braided leather belts guarantee a perfect cinch every time.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Boots

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

BOOTS

A Khajiit's graceful feet should never suffer the indignity of a close-toed boot. Without the freedom to flex and retract, our claws grow dull and useless. And dull-clawed Khajiit can hardly call themselves children of Alkosh! Alas, the boots' leather padding still covers the shapely calves and ankles, but complex lacing helps the leg retain a pleasing shape.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Bows

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

BOWS

Since time out of memory, man, mer, and beast have all suffered death and defeat at the point of Pellitine arrows. The Wood Elves fancy themselves Tamriel's greatest marksmen, but their wooden pauper-bows cannot match the range or precision of their Khajiiti counterparts. A flexible metal frame, senche-gut bow-strings, and peerless styling make the Pellitine bow the envy of archers everywhere.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Chests

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

CHESTS

Torval's damp climate and our distaste for restrictive clothing make metal armor very unpopular here in Southern Elsweyr. Leave heavy iron hauberks to the hoary Nords and flat-footed Bretons, yes? A Pellitine cuirass, by contrast, is typically made of durable boiled leather, shaped, stamped, and tailored to fit the wearer's torso like a glove.
Online:Crafting Motif 74: Pellitine Daggers

While it is an overstatement of the ignorant to characterize we Khajiit as flighty and superficial, it is true that not all of us, like this one, have the gift of precision in speech and writing. It is a worse mistake, but all too common among Tamrielic Men and Mer, to regard Khajiiti civilization as something shallow and recent. This is particularly false as regards the seven kingdoms that became the Federation of Pellitine, a land with a history long and deep. This Servant of the Mane hopes, in the few lines that follow, to cast some light on our Southern Elsweyr military traditions.

DAGGERS

No shape is more distinctive to the Khajiiti people than the curve. The rounded crescents of Jone and Jode and the natural flexure of our fangs and claws are both given voice in the Pellitine dagger. The whorled guard and roaring pommel likewise reflect the frightful mysteries of Khajiiti culture!