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Flask of Lillandril
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 Weight |
5 |  Value |
50000 |
An artifact of song and legend, the Flask of Lillandril is a flask with magic-repellent properties that first debuted in the game, Redguard. For more details, see the lore page.
It is intended to be included in a future release of Tamriel Rebuilt and will potentially be associated with the Daedric Prince known as Clavicus Vile.
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Hammer of Gharen
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5 | Value |
15000 |
The Hammer of Gharen is said to be the only tool strong enough to work with the Anvil of Mithas, and according to legend has the potential to reveal the way to the extensive Dwemer mines under Red Mountain. It first appeared in Arena.
The hammer can be found in Anbarsud, Forge, in the Armun Ashlands, where it appears to be being used by the Orlukh Clan vampire and Master Armorer, Thoga gra-Shugurz. With a tool quality of 5.00, the hammer far outstrips the capabilities of even a Grandmaster Repair Hammer (which has a quality of 1.70).
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King Orgnum's Coffer
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0.1 | Value |
10000 |
King Orgnum's Coffer is a magical chest that once belonged to Pyandonea's king. It reputedly could manifest an infinite amount of gold while under his control.
The coffer cannot yet be obtained without console commands, but is intended to appear in a future Tamriel Rebuilt release.
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Oghma Infinium
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8 | Value |
50000 |
An artifact supposedly written by Xarxes, and often associated with the Daedric Prince Hermaeus Mora, the Oghma Infinium is said to contain an immense amount of knowledge.
It cannot currently be obtained without the use of console commands.
For the text, please see Oghma Infinium.
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The Pilgrim Stone
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4 | Value |
50000 |
An artifact, but one which very little is known about. Its presence in a Tamriel Rebuilt test cell indicates plans for inclusion within that mod, however it has not yet been placed into a release and can only be obtained through the use of console commands.
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Star Tooth
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10 | Value |
25000 |
The Star Teeth first appeared in Shadowkey as a set of seven. This Star Tooth is one of that set.
It cannot yet be obtained without using console commands.
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Treaty of the Armistice
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5 (decoy); 0.1 (true) | Value |
50000 (decoy); 300000 (true) |
The document that cemented Morrowind as part of the Septim Empire, bearing the signatures of both Tiber Septim and Vivec.
In truth, there are two documents proclaiming to be the treaty, with both being contained within the castle of Old Ebonheart, the Ebon Tower. They are inside the Curia's treasure vault, with the decoy treaty being prominently displayed (and valuable in its own right).
To view the true treaty, you will need two daggers found within the castle to unlock the secret room in which it lies. Both daggers are displayed beneath a mural of Tiber Septim and Vivec. The first, an Old Chitin Dagger, can be found in the Curia's Hall of Justice. The second, an Old Imperial Dagger, is present in the Palace's High Chambers. Once you have them, locate the room of the treasure vault with a third mural and the decoy treaty, and activate the two holes on each side of the mural. The mural will descend, revealing the real armistice. While activating this bloodied scrap of Vivec's cloak will activate a spell effect titled Lifeblood of the Armistice, you will be unable to actually take the document.
For the text, please see Treaty of the Armistice.