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Quick WalkthroughEdit
- Talk to Sister J'Reeza at the Alliance Rally Point in the Temple District.
- Collect four Grievous Claw from Grievous Twilights.
- Find a Bottle of Ritual Wine and bring the ingredients to a ritual brazier.
- Anoint three artifacts with Claw Ash.
- Return to the Alliance Base and speak to J'Reeza.
Detailed WalkthroughEdit
DeclawingEdit
At your Alliance Rally Point in the Temple District, you will find an elderly Khajiit priestness named Sister J'Reeza. She is desperate to protect the Temple's treasures, and plans to turn to unorthodox methods to magically protect them from the Daedra. To do this, she wants to collect claws from the patrolling Grievous Twilights and use them to place dangerous wards on the artifacts.
The first step of this quest involves collecting four Grievous Claws by killing Grievous Twilights. Each Twilight drops two claws, so you'll only need to kill four. Some of the Twilights can be found patrolling the district alone, although others pass by large groups of enemies and may be dangerous to take on alone. Once you have eight, you'll need to find a Bottle of Ritual Wine. This item is located in a fixed location, and should be approached carefully if enemy players are around.
Protect the ArtifactsEdit
After collecting the ingredients, you must bring them to a ritual brazier. Again, this location is fixed and may have enemy players lurking nearby. Activating the brazier will produce Claw Ash, which must then be used to anoint three canisters of consecrated oil. These items are scattered throughout the district, and this step will place you in direct competition with other players.
Once you've protected three of the treasures, return to your Alliance base (either through the sewers or through respawning/teleporting) and locate J'Reeza near your Alliance General. She will reward you with leveled gold and a Light Tel Var Satchel, and will hint at the grim fate that awaits any Twilights who attempt to harm those artifacts.
NotesEdit
- Prior to Update 26, The Sublime Brazier was a prerequisite to begin this quest.
- The Siegemaster's Coffer you receive as a reward contains one Light Tel Var Satchel, which can be opened to receive 200
(originally 80 ). The coffer will also contain a Siege of Cyrodiil Merit if it is the first District Daily you have completed that day; these can be combined with items available from the Tel Var General Merchant to obtain certain collectible runeboxes. - The rewards for this quest are doubled by events such as Midyear Mayhem and the Imperial City Celebration Event. Although you receive two Siegemaster's Coffers, you can still only earn one Siege of Cyrodiil Merit per day.
Quest StagesEdit
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| Sister J'Reeza knows a ritual that can protect an object for a time. I'll need to find a Bottle of Ritual Wine and collect Grievous Claws from the Daedra around the district.
Objective: Collect Grievous Claws: 0/4
Objective: Find a Bottle of Ritual Wine
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| Now that I've gathered the components, I should find the brazier Sister J'Reeza mentioned and burn them to make an ash.
Objective: Bring the Components to the Ritual Brazier
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| I've obtained the Claw Ash from the brazier. Now I need to find the casks of consecrated oil Sister J'Reeza spoke of and use it on them.
Objective: Anoint Artifacts with the Claw Ash: 0/3
Hidden Objective: Anoint Casks of Oil with the Claw Ash
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| I've cast the ritual on the artifacts I could find in the Temple District. I should return to Sister J'Reeza in my Alliance base and let her know.
Objective: Find Sister J'Reeza in the Alliance Base
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I've cast the ritual on the artifacts I could find in the Temple District. I should return to Sister J'Reeza in my Alliance base and let her know.
Objective: Talk to Sister J'Reeza in the Alliance Base
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- Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
- Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.