The Pilgrim ' s Path ( Book ) Effect . Reading The Pilgrim ' s Path reveals the Gnisis , Vivec , Ghostgate , Koal Cave , and Fields of Kummu locations on the map . Content . The pilgrim must visit each of the Shrines of the Seven Graces . At each site the pilgrim must stand before the three - sided stone triolith and read the inscription . To ease the pilgrim ' s task , the Temple has made this list of shrines along with directions and advice to pilgrims . The blessings of each shrine last at least a half day . The Fields of Kummu : Shrine of Humility . Here Lord Vivec met a poor farmer whose guar had died . The farmer could not harvest his muck without his guar , and he could not provide for his family or his village . So the Lord Vivec removed his fine clothes and toiled in the fields like a beast of burden until the crop was harvested . It is at the Fields of Kummu we go to pray for the same humility Lord Vivec showed on that day . The Fields of Kummu are west of Suran on the north shore of Lake Amaya as you head towards Pelagiad . The shrine is between two rocks , and most easily noticed while traveling east along the road . Alof ' s farm nearby has a small dock on the north bank of Lake Amaya . This is the only dock nearby which Alof kindly allows servants of the Temple to use . It is customary to leave a portion of muck at the shrine to represent Vivec ' s humility . To Stop the Moon : The Shrine of Daring . When Sheogorath rebelled against the Tribunal , he tricked the moon Baar Dau into forsaking its appointed path through Oblivion . The Mad Star inspired the moon to hurl itself upon Vivec ' s new city , which Sheogorath claimed was built in mockery of the heavens . When Vivec learned of Sheogorath ' s scheme , he froze the rogue moon in the sky with a single gesture and the grace of his countenance . Overwhelmed by the courage and daring of Vivec , the moon Baar Dau swore itself to eternal service of the Tribunal and all its works . Thus the moon now stands guard over the palace , and serves as a citadel for the Temple ' s Ordinators . The Shrine of Daring is found in the city of Vivec , in the Temple District , along the western wall of the High Fane , the great Temple of Vvardenfell . When you address the shrine , it is customary to leave behind a Potion of Rising Force . Suitable potions may be purchased from the Temple . Homemade potions are not acceptable . The Palace : Shrine of Generosity . Long after Lord Nerevar and the Tribunal triumphed over Dagoth Ur , the people wished to build a monument to the heroes of that war . Vivec thanked them , but said that it would be better to dedicate a monument not only to the glorious heroes , but to all people , great and small , who suffered and died in the war . It became the custom to make offerings here , either in thanks of our good fortune , or for those less fortunate . The Shrine of Generosity is on the top steps of Vivec ' s Palace , the southernmost Canton of Vivec City . The customary donation for those in good fortune is 100 gold . The Puzzle Canal : The Shrine of Courtesy . In a battle with Mehrunes Dagon , Vivec gave his own silver longsword to the Daedra Lord rather than dishonor himself by fighting an unarmed foe . This so impressed the Dremora , the most honorable and chivalrous of Mehrunes Dagon ' s Daedric servants , that they now share a bond of respect and courtesy with the followers of the Tribunal , though we must never forget that they are our enemies . The Shrine of Courtesy is found in the heart of the Puzzle Canal , a labyrinth beneath Lord Vivec ' s Palace in the city of Vivec . The journey though the Puzzle Canal can be confusing and it is suggested that common pilgrims carry a scroll of ALMSIVI Intervention in case they get lost . The Dremora Krazzt is found in the center of the Puzzle Canal , and will accept a plain silver longsword if spoken to with courtesy . After Krazzt accepts the sword , pilgrims must read the inscription on the triolith . The Mask of Vivec : Shrine of Justice . Near the altar is Vivec ' s Ash Mask . In the Days of Fire when Dagoth Ur first crept back into Red Mountain and awakened it , Vivec led refugees here as they fled the ash and blight . Weary , they rested here a while . When Vivec awoke , he found himself and all his followers encased in casts of grey ash . Frozen like a sleeping statue and unable to free himself or help his people , Vivec was filled with despair . Vivec ' s tears weakened his ash cast . He tore the ash from his perished followers , breathed life into their lungs , and cured them of the blight . This is Vivec ' s heroism - - his tender heart provides strength when his might fails . The Shrine of Justice is guarded within the Gnisis Temple , in the village of Gnisis , northwest by road from the town of Ald ' ruhn . When you address the shrine , it is customary to leave a potion of Cure Common Disease as a token of your respect for justice . Suitable potions may be purchased from Temple . Homemade potions are not acceptable . Koal Cave : The Shrine of Valor . Within the Koal Cave , Vivec fought a battle with Ruddy Man , the father of the Dreugh . When he defeated Ruddy Man , Vivec spared his life , on the condition that Ruddy Man and his children would give up their tough hides to serve as armor for the Dunmer . The Shrine of Valor is inside the Koal Cave , a cavern on the seacoast west of the ancient stronghold Berandas and south of Gnisis . The cave mouth faces south , towards the sea , and is marked by a large natural arch of stone . The region is wilderness , and finding the cave mouth can be difficult . Dreugh within the cave itself are fearsome enemies ; only experienced and capable adventurers should attempt to re - enact the epic battle with the dreugh in the cave . Dreugh wax may be bought at the Temple in Gnisis . When you address the shrine , it is customary to leave a portion of dreugh wax as a token of Vivec ' s victorious struggle with Ruddy Man . The Ghostfence : The Shrine of Pride . The Ghostfence is a lasting symbol of the indomitable will and power of ALMSIVI , and a monument to Dunmer pride in overcoming its enemies . The Shrine of Pride is found within the Ghostfence , just northeast of the Ghostgate itself . The safest route to Ghostgate is along the Foyada Mamaea , a volcanic ravine running from the top of Red Mountain southwest to its end just below Balmora . An old Dwemer bridge crosses the foyada near Fort Moonmoth . A pilgrim may follow the Foyada Mamaea all the way to Ghostgate . Any journey inside the Ghostfence is dangerous , but even the most timid pilgrim should be safe , so long as he does not stray too far from the Ghostgate and flees from any minions of Dagoth Ur . When you address the shrine , it is customary to leave a soul gem in remembrance of our ancestors who were bound to the Tribunal ' s service .