Oblivion what do you get for completing the shivering isles

Oblivion what do you get for completing the shivering isles upgrade#

You can get this sword from completing the quest Baiting The Trap located within Xedilian. This sword can be very powerful, but if you're no killing machine you may have to keep track and pull some strings so that the sword is at its fullest potential. It's a magical weapon that needs to be charged to work effectively, and if you miss your killing streak then everything will revert back to normal. The more you kill with both versions of the sword, the more the sword itself is happy and repays you.

Oblivion what do you get for completing the shivering isles upgrade#

Both versions of the sword have to have twelve kills for it to upgrade and receive another magical buff. The special thing about this weapon is that it can be upgraded per twelve kills. At night you'll get the notification that Dawnfang has been removed and Duskfang is now equipped, which visually has a violet gem. During the day it's known as Dawnfang and has an amber-colored gem. This sword changes form as the sun rises and falls. This is the most cherished weapon in the expansion that most people fight to get. In New Sheoth, sparkling lights guide your way to loot sometimes. This makes it more of a task, so you'll want to collect a lot of these materials when you're out dungeon crawling for other quests.ДЄmber ore is found looted within underground caves that have glowing plants all over them while madness ore is found growing out of the cement floors of broken, stone dungeons. You also can't use console commands to add these items to your inventory.

It can provide up to 52 defense.ДЄmber and Madness Ore is not easy to grind because it randomly spawns in the dungeons and caves of New Sheoth, and rarely in a large amount. Madness Armor Set: This is heavy armor that needs up to 16 pieces of Madness Ore. These are the sets each side offers.ДЄmber Armor Set: This is light armor that needs up to 16 pieces of Amber ore. The mania-driven people of Bliss usually use amber ore for their helmets and axes while the dementia-driven people of Crucible use madness ore. Because of this, there are also two different towns dedicated to each side. Mania and Dementia, the two sides to madness. And I don't know where I get this reputation for being a liar, either.This newfound world of New Sheoth is cut off into two sections. My name isn't Atrabhi, I don't know why everyone calls me that. My only fault is my naive trusting honesty. I have it on good authority that that bookworm, Atrabhi is a compulsive liar. The people are charming, and the weather is fantastic. No really, why do you look so doubtful? Have people been lying about me again?Дo you like visitng Split? It's a great place to live. Also of note is that the demented Atrabhi's unused greetings no longer have any assigned audio, except for her last one.

Like so many other NPCs in the Isles, Split's residents suffer from their greetings getting overridden by quest dialogue. My Lord comes to Deepwallow to make it safe?ДЄ small town where its inhabitants have a manic and a demented version of themselves living in it. This new greeting for Beelei goes unheard due to her normal dialogue taking precedence. The majority of the dialogue listed here suffers from this problem.ДЄ small gathering of three houses which house three paranoid people.

A VERY noticeable trend in the Shivering Isles DLC is that often, an NPC's normal dialogue gets overridden by quest dialogue, making a good portion of their dialogue go unused.