All over Skyrim, innkeepers will readily tell you about the Shrine of Azura, a monument built by the after they fled Morrowind. Additionally, an with the wandering Dunmer will point you in the same direction, so make your way to the shrine; it is located in the snowy mountains south of.
The gigantic statue faces south atop a mountain and a long staircase. The only remaining worshipper at the Shrine, the mage, will claim that your arrival was expected, as Azura herself foresaw it and transferred the knowledge to her.
The prediction involves a 'fortress endangered by water, yet untouched by it' and finding an 'elven mage able to turn the brightest star as black as night'. Aranea will admit her description to be more cryptic than useful and will direct you to the snowy town of Winterhold for clues. In Winterhold, numerous people can help, directing you to talk to a mage named. However, it's not necessary to speak with them, so it's fastest to simply go straight to the and talk to him directly. The Black Star [ ] Nelacar will provide the information that you seek, while reluctant at first, thinking you another applicant for the. If you reveal yourself as an agent of Azura, you will have to pass an easy-level or he will dismiss you outright.
He will not say no to a bit of coin either, and will break down if you intimidate him. Option Dialogue Reaction A priestess of Azura sent me. (Persuade) Passed: Azura? Gods, it's all finally coming back to haunt me.
A quick experiment to make a font from the Blackstar graphics.
Failed: You're working with the Daedra? Now tell me the one about the Argonian Maid and the lusty baron.
Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing Look, I'm willing to pay. (Bribe) Passed: A few coins for my soul? If only you understood the irony. Failed: I don't think you understand. I'm not answering questions. Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing I didn't agree to anything. (Intimidate) Passed: Just calm down.
I'll tell you everything. Failed: Do you think muscling me is going to work? I'm a wizard. Think about it. Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing I misspoke. Forget I asked. That's for the best.
Nothing Either way, he will quickly ask you what you know about and provide a quick introduction, stating that they all break after use, except for one. He will then tell you the story of one, a former teacher at the College, who examined the Daedric artifact along with a few colleagues and students. Nobody knew that Malyn was actually ill and dying and was using the Star to save himself. But by trying to make himself immortal, he lost his sanity in the process. One day, the experiment escalated to the point where Malyn killed a student and attempted to use her soul for research and, as a result, was banished from the College. He, along with a few loyal disciples, moved to the secluded depths of. Nelacar will finish with a plea that you don't return the Star to Azura.
His request will be left hanging, as you can do nothing but travel to Ilinalta's Deep and search for Malyn and the Star. Ilinalta's Deep [ ]. A fisherman without a soul What turned Ilinalta into Ilinalta's Deep remains a mystery, as the entire fort suddenly sank into with only the rooftops sticking out of the water.
According to local legend, the place is cursed and travelers are known to go missing. 
Upon entering, the earthly remains of a Fisherman, his bones still in shackles, will welcome you. Examine his knapsack for a and some minor loot, then proceed forward and take a left at the waterfall. Not surprisingly, given the background story provided by Nelacar, the inhabitants include and their allies, so be on the lookout for rare ingredients. The fourth room, almost completely flooded, contains two necromancers and an underwater. Two water-soaked sleeping areas follow, with the second one containing the (floating or on the ceiling, in a side room whose entrance is underwater), and the last containing the skill book, an, and an, along with a locked door hiding minor loot.
The next area includes a necromage, who will use frost spells, and a resurrected on the other side of a pond. Dispose of the opposition, locate a nearby chest for some treasure, then pull the chain on the wall. This not only lowers the bridge behind you, it also provides access to the second zone further ahead. Stairs down the east wall into the water lead to a locked door, behind which potions and a chest are to be found.
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All over Skyrim, innkeepers will readily tell you about the Shrine of Azura, a monument built by the after they fled Morrowind. Additionally, an with the wandering Dunmer will point you in the same direction, so make your way to the shrine; it is located in the snowy mountains south of.
The gigantic statue faces south atop a mountain and a long staircase. The only remaining worshipper at the Shrine, the mage, will claim that your arrival was expected, as Azura herself foresaw it and transferred the knowledge to her.
The prediction involves a 'fortress endangered by water, yet untouched by it' and finding an 'elven mage able to turn the brightest star as black as night'. Aranea will admit her description to be more cryptic than useful and will direct you to the snowy town of Winterhold for clues. In Winterhold, numerous people can help, directing you to talk to a mage named. However, it's not necessary to speak with them, so it's fastest to simply go straight to the and talk to him directly. The Black Star [ ] Nelacar will provide the information that you seek, while reluctant at first, thinking you another applicant for the. If you reveal yourself as an agent of Azura, you will have to pass an easy-level or he will dismiss you outright.
He will not say no to a bit of coin either, and will break down if you intimidate him. Option Dialogue Reaction A priestess of Azura sent me. (Persuade) Passed: Azura? Gods, it's all finally coming back to haunt me.
A quick experiment to make a font from the Blackstar graphics.
Failed: You're working with the Daedra? Now tell me the one about the Argonian Maid and the lusty baron.
Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing Look, I'm willing to pay. (Bribe) Passed: A few coins for my soul? If only you understood the irony. Failed: I don't think you understand. I'm not answering questions. Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing I didn't agree to anything. (Intimidate) Passed: Just calm down.
I'll tell you everything. Failed: Do you think muscling me is going to work? I'm a wizard. Think about it. Passed: Locate the Star Failed: Nothing I misspoke. Forget I asked. That's for the best.
Nothing Either way, he will quickly ask you what you know about and provide a quick introduction, stating that they all break after use, except for one. He will then tell you the story of one, a former teacher at the College, who examined the Daedric artifact along with a few colleagues and students. Nobody knew that Malyn was actually ill and dying and was using the Star to save himself. But by trying to make himself immortal, he lost his sanity in the process. One day, the experiment escalated to the point where Malyn killed a student and attempted to use her soul for research and, as a result, was banished from the College. He, along with a few loyal disciples, moved to the secluded depths of. Nelacar will finish with a plea that you don't return the Star to Azura.
His request will be left hanging, as you can do nothing but travel to Ilinalta's Deep and search for Malyn and the Star. Ilinalta's Deep [ ]. A fisherman without a soul What turned Ilinalta into Ilinalta's Deep remains a mystery, as the entire fort suddenly sank into with only the rooftops sticking out of the water.
According to local legend, the place is cursed and travelers are known to go missing. Upon entering, the earthly remains of a Fisherman, his bones still in shackles, will welcome you. Examine his knapsack for a and some minor loot, then proceed forward and take a left at the waterfall. Not surprisingly, given the background story provided by Nelacar, the inhabitants include and their allies, so be on the lookout for rare ingredients. The fourth room, almost completely flooded, contains two necromancers and an underwater. Two water-soaked sleeping areas follow, with the second one containing the (floating or on the ceiling, in a side room whose entrance is underwater), and the last containing the skill book, an, and an, along with a locked door hiding minor loot.
The next area includes a necromage, who will use frost spells, and a resurrected on the other side of a pond. Dispose of the opposition, locate a nearby chest for some treasure, then pull the chain on the wall. This not only lowers the bridge behind you, it also provides access to the second zone further ahead. Stairs down the east wall into the water lead to a locked door, behind which potions and a chest are to be found.