Princess Rayelles Half Hearted Love Letters

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Finding all the items on this list will reward the player with achievement points, which will also increase their rank in the Thieves Guild. Complete achievements by placing items in the Thieves’ Den display area at Abah’s Landing.

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Note: These items are stolen items, so if you are captured or killed by a guard, you will lose any of these items in your inventory!

Hint: Big big-big-big-big-tomorrow – you get the idea – a nephew of a banker in Prince Hew’s lifetime has as a vase the funeral urn appropriated by the sick sweat.

Hint: A wealthy innkeeper in the desert has an ancient bowl that he claims is a family heirloom, traced back to some Ra Gada hero. Looks can be deceiving, but I doubt it.

Hint: The first king of Wayrest may have been a good king, but he was a terrible poet. An unpublished book of his work is archived at the Guild of Mages. We will not recite you.

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Hint: One of the most organized Yokudan conquerors had to use large paperweights to shuffle all of his inventory. Note, these may be saved.

Hint: A carpet adorning Daggerfall Castle is supposedly magical. I don’t know why they would have something like that sitting down, but use it to your advantage.

Hint: The Fighters Guild is said to have a bunch of letters that the Princess of Shornhelm wrote to King Emeric before she left for the Princess of Sentinel. Sounds juicy.

Tip: The Mages Guild is doing restoration work on an old set of rare books in Treethanes. I think you need to water them.

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Hint: Prince Naemon requested a commemorative decanter for the coronation, which never happened. Rumor has it that it is still on display at Skywatch Manor.

Hint: There’s an old wood elf about a bard so good he won a contest with a cursed harp. Supposedly the Mages Guild keeps the earrings from exploding in the wrong hands.

Hint: The Mage’s Guild is guarding the old properties of some ancient Khajiit warriors at the holdings in Rawl’kha. You have the misfortune to find his bird.

Hint: There is a mannequin that was supposed to stand for one of the members of the Camoran dynasty when he died in battle. I assume they found it because it’s gathering dust at the embassy.

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Hint: The natives of Eastmarch say that King Jorunn commissioned some ancient piece of dwarven technology to smash into a centerpiece for his next banquet. They are fixing things at the local Mages Guild.

Hint: One of the Inns has an old coat of arms from the Ebonheart Covenant formation sitting in their basement. They don’t seem to be sentimental.

Hint: A strange tribe lived in the Black Marsh along with the Argonians. Unsurprisingly, they’re all dead, but the Argonians still keep some artifacts around. There is a religious blade that their people prayed to, I believe.

Hint: Dwarven artifacts are usually very valuable, but I have a banner around Mournhold that was removed and thrown into storage. More to the story probably.

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Tip: Ysgramor is basically worshiped by the Fighters Guild. Dressed in armor in a symbolic gesture of peace, he spilled enough drink at the Grand Moot to almost dissolve the treaty.’

Likely created after the Second Akaviri Invasion, this banquet tray was ‘shaped with weapons in a symbolic gesture of peace’. This invasion of the Akaviri nation of Kamal laid the foundation for the Ebonheart Pact alliance, which united the previously hostile Argonian, Dunmeri, and Norse peoples under one banner to fight a common enemy. The invasion was quelled without cost, as Jorunn Skald-King’s mother and sister were killed in the pillaging of Windhelm. It was the efforts of the Norse Greybeards and King Wulfharth, the Dunmeri troops who responded to Almalexia, and the Argonian elite of the Shellbecks under Heita-Meen that were effective in resisting the invading Kamal forces. The banquet tray embodies this unlikely alliance, likely created from equipment belonging to each of these factions.

“Made in place of Calarthor’s corpse, lost in the battle against the Colovians, but unused when he appeared lost in the forest.”

The Camoran dynasty is an early known dynasty in Tamriel and is very prominent in the Valenwood region. In the events leading up to the Secondary era, Aeradan Camoran was crowned king and entered the Aldmeri Dominion to help repel the Colovians from the north. Speaking of who, it seems that Calarthor, a member of the Camoran family, is the same person he was fighting and then lost in battle. However, luckily for Calarthor, after being found in the forest, the burial dummy is no longer needed.

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Naemon himself commissioned his coronation, as he anticipated Alinor’s ascension to the throne. However, this was not to be. After the death of King Hidellith in 2E 580, Ayrenne returned to the Summerset Isles as Naemon himself prepared to become king. Supposedly, he enjoyed the conventions and traditions associated with being heir apparent and studied Royal Ceremonial for nearly ten years to ensure he was fit to rule. When Ayrenn returned, he was appointed heir to his father’s estate. Thus, later becoming queen, much to Naemon’s dismay.

“Supposedly Divad was held under Hunding’s chin by an assistant while he quenched his fierce thirst in the desert. Stained with wine, or blood.”

The only son of the famous Ansei, Frandar Hunding, was the hero of Divad Ra Gada. Although he deviated from the Way of the Sword at a young age, he was said to practice the Way of the Spirit Sword (or Shehai Shen She Ru). This was revealed when Yokudan Hira was arrested by the emperor’s guards, who began to persecute the sword chanters. When one of Hira’s guards shot and killed Divad’s mother, the Path turned on Divad, who turned his binding chain into a weapon and killed several guards before promptly escaping. Eventually, becoming his father’s advisor and soldier, he convinced Frandar to wage war against Hira. Later, Divad defeated the goblin