Online:Clockwork City Antiquities

This is a list of all of the Antiquities that are found in the Clockwork City.

	Name	Series Two Animo Core		250	Verita Numida For once in my august career, I am at a loss. This object clearly performs some vital function in Sotha Sil's secret lair. Beyond that, I have no idea. I hope you won't try to regale me with tales of his fanciful "clockwork kingdom." It's preposterous. Gabrielle Benele Don't be so quick to dismiss such things, Verita. The Clockwork City is a very real place. I think. In any case, this looks like some sort of ancient vessel. I see a crystaline [sic] residue inside. Residual accumulation from some kind of alchemical solution? Amalien Just so, Gabrielle! Sotha Sil borrowed all manner of ideas from the dwarves. This vessel is his answer to the Dwemeric dynamo core. If you conducted a test on that residue, I think you'll find it shares many of the same properties as soul gems!
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Simple
	‎‎Lead	Accessible by default
	Name	Apostle's Scourge		1,000	Ugron gro-Thumog Some kind of religious scourge. Used for self-flagellation no doubt. Mauloch's jawbone, this tool is ancient. The Daedric script here--see how it gives way to these more geometric runes? What were these Dark Elves punishing themselves for? Amalien I know precious little about Sotha Sil's followers, but a mad mage I spoke to insisted that Sotha Sil's followers--the Clockwork Apostles--worship Sotha Sil, obviously, but they've also turned their back on Daedra-worship entirely! Can you imagine? Reginus Buca I can't. No matter who they worship now, the Dark Elves are still children of the Velothi tradition. Then again, if a living god tells you to abandon a belief, who would refuse? Present day apostles probably can't even remember the Good Daedra's names.
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Intermediate
	‎‎Lead	Successfully excavating a Series Two Animo Core
	Name	Clockwork Wall Gears		10,000	Amalien I love when we get to examine a Clockwork City artifact. The mechanisms here are structural, meant to allow two distinct sub-areas of a construct to work together. Reginus Buca And yet it still functions when removed from the greater whole. The designs of Sotha Sil are unbelievable. Literally, I do not believe this. How does this thing work? Amalien Seht's ways are mysterious, very true. I've done some research and tried to place it within the schematics I have here in the library. Nothing matches exactly, but hope springs eternal.
	Type	Furniture
	Difficulty	Advanced
	‎‎Lead	Random mob Clockwork City Treasure Maps
	Name	Elegiac Vessel		5,000	Reginus Buca Is this a pot? Or a vase? Or an urn of some kind? I've never seen such an oddly shaped vessel. It appears to be made of some strange, striated stone. Something artificial no doubt. It's almost like the craftsman built it in layer—one on top of the other. And what's inside? Roland's Tear flowers, perfectly preserved. And a note, as well? It simply says, "Forgive me." How perplexing. Nonetheless, this would likely fetch a king's ransom in a Vvardenfell auction house. Quite a find!
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Advanced
	‎‎Lead	Successfully excavating a Apostle's Scourge
	Name	Mnemonic Star-Sphere		N/A	Reginus Buca I've seen a little bit of everything, and I can say with total certainty, I have never seen anything like this. I haven't the foggiest idea how it operates, what it's made of, or what it does. You have my deepest apologies. Amalien That's your problem, Reginus. You have no imagination! This came from the Clockwork City—a world of arcane wonders where anything is possible! Based on these "exodromal notes" we received, it seems this is some sort of remembering-device. I guess? Gabrielle Benele Exactly right! I have it on good authority that Sotha Sil (one of the Dark Elf gods) keeps his memories stored away in a great orrery full of stars. Another name for manufactured memory stones, I suppose. Who knows what memories this contains!
	Type	Furniture (view furnishing)
	Difficulty	Master
	‎‎Lead	Fishing in oily fishing holes