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== Gottlesfont Priory == | == Gottlesfont Priory == | ||
Gottlesfont Priory is a chapel just southeast of Molag Bal's Shrine. Inside, you'll find a normal wilderness chapel, and next to that, you'll find a house where the caretaker's of the Priory live. They are healers, and will gives you some tips for making healing potions. They also invite you to take whatever ingredients you want. The most common one is Lady's Mantle Leaves, which has Feather, Restore Health, and Night-Eye effects. | Gottlesfont Priory is a chapel just southeast of Molag Bal's Shrine. Inside, you'll find a normal wilderness chapel, and next to that, you'll find a house where the caretaker's of the Priory live. They are healers, and will gives you some tips for making healing potions. They also invite you to take whatever ingredients you want. The most common one is Lady's Mantle Leaves, which has Feather, Restore Health, and Night-Eye effects. | ||
== Burned-down Alchemy Shop == | |||
This little gem is somewhat of an Easter Egg, and a pleasure to visit. Located south of Wellspring Cave and Fort Magia, there is the remains of Alchemy Shop. It appears to have been burned down, and inside you will find Potions of Insulation, which have a Resist Fire Effect. (XD) But, look at the sign. It's still intact, and reads "All Things Alchemical". Sound familiar? It should, because that's the name of the Alchemy shop in Skingrad. | |||
The owner is a Dark Elf named Falanu Hlaalu, and she says that she came to Cyrodil from Morrowind. To make it even more strange, she asks you what the fine is for Necrophilia is in Cyrodil. (Necrophilia is having a sexual atrraction to corpses.) You get three different responese to this question, the last one being "Is it the first offense?" Her response is "Let's assume 'No'." You tell her that the fine is 500 gold, and she exclaims that's nothing compared to Morrowind. Very strange, indeed... | |||
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