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Daedric Enchanting Station
Category	Services (Crafting Stations)
Quality	Legendary
Limit Type	Traditional Furnishings
Bind	Bind on Pickup
Behavior	Crafting Station
Acquired
	Ulz in Fargrave for 150,000 ;
	Ulz in Fargrave for 150,000 ;
Description
	Who knows what vile enchantments took shape on this Daedric worktable? Perhaps you can craft something even darker. When placed in your home, this crafting station allows you to craft Enchantment items.

This article is about the antiquity. For the achievement, see Daedric Enchanting Station (achievement).

Daedric Enchanting Station

The Daedric Enchanting Station is a unique Antiquity Furnishing that is available via the Antiquities system. The furnishing is split into 3 fragments, found throughout The Deadlands, Fargrave, and the Atoll of Immolation. It functions exactly like the regular enchanting stations found in the world - the only difference is its Daedric theme.

The station consists of a metallic table with a central reading stand, currently occupied with a book that displays runic text. The book sits atop a ragged tapestry with a prominent symbol displayed on it, and a skull sits above the book atop the reading stand. The text is illuminated thanks to the lit braziers and candles that are a part of the Daedric Enchanting Station. The overall light of the table is dominated by the glowing crystals that hang above the book. Spikes jut out of both sides of the table.

Leads for each fragment drops from various sources and are all Master level difficulty, meaning you need to be at least level 7 in Scrying and have the Antiquarian Insight IV passive to scry. After collecting, scrying, and excavating all 3 leads, you are automatically awarded the Daedric Enchanting Station and the furnishing is added to your inventory.

Available FromEdit

After completing this entry in the Antiquity Codex, this furnishing may be purchased from Ulz in Fargrave for 00150000150,000 .
Codex Entries required: 3

AntiquityEdit

This antiquity furnishing can be obtained via the Antiquities system. First, you must obtain the following Antiquity leads:

Lead	Location	Source(s)	Difficulty	Codex
Lead: Daedric Enchanting Apparatus	Deadlands	Final boss of the Atoll of Immolation Oblivion Portal	Master	Verita Numida
Lead: Daedric Enchanting Apparatus	Deadlands	Final boss of the Atoll of Immolation Oblivion Portal	Master	Enchanters used this—of that I am certain. Note the configuration of this crystal apparatus. I do find it odd that the Daedra use enchanting methodology popular in Tamriel. Regrettably, magical concerns fall outside my area of expertise.
Lead: Spell-Scorched Table	Deadlands	Safeboxes in Fargrave and The Deadlands	Master	Ugron gro-Thumog
Lead: Spell-Scorched Table	Deadlands	Safeboxes in Fargrave and The Deadlands	Master	Looks like a work-table--not for simple handicraft, though. Dremora must have used this for some arcane pursuit. See this unusual scoring here? Alchemy or Enchanting, I wager. You don't find this sort of thing in Tamriel. So much the better.
Lead: Unhallowed Runic Tome	Deadlands	Enchanting Rune nodes in The Deadlands	Master	Gabrielle Benele
Lead: Unhallowed Runic Tome	Deadlands	Enchanting Rune nodes in The Deadlands	Master	What's this? Daedra using runic magic? Mara's mercy, that is odd. Telenger's treatises on runic praxis reference several potential origins for runestones, but none of them extend into the realms of Oblivion! Runes transcending the veil? What a discovery!