Plenty of items provide a Regenerate Magicka boost, usually with additional effects as well. During the College of Winterhold quest "The Staff of Magnus," players will make their way through Labyrinthian, encountering Morokei at the end. Slay the two shades sealing him within his forcefield, and do battle with the Dragon Priest.
The Dragonborn can then loot the mask, along with the quest's titular staff, from his body. For such a formidable foe, Miraak's Dragon Priest mask is a little disappointing. Increasing the wearer's magicka by points, it can certainly be useful; however, like Morokei, this enchantment is far from unique. That doesn't mean Miraak's mask is inconsequential. It manifests as either light or heavy armor, depending on which of the player's skills is higher.
Both the light and heavy versions boast the highest armor rating of any headgear of their type. However, unlike every other mask, Miraak cannot be improved through smithing, rendering this distinction moot.
At the end of this grueling fight, they can loot the mask from Miraak's body, in addition to several other pieces of unique gear. Found in the ancient tomb of Forelhost, Rahgot provides the Dragonborn with an additional 70 points of stamina. Like all Dragon Priest masks in the heavy armor class except for Miraak and Konahrik , Rahgot boasts the same armor rating as a Daedric helmet. The enchantment is nothing to sneeze at, and can be extremely useful for power attackers, archers, or any heavy-armored character.
Yet, like Morokei, Rahgot's single effect is a bit of a letdown compared to some of the other mask enchantments. Upon arriving at Forelhost, an Altmer named Captain Valmir will charge the player with bringing back a weapon from inside the tomb. This begins the quest "Siege on the Dragon Cult," during which the Dragonborn must fight Rahgot and can retrieve his mask.
Whether it's crippling Rockjoint or a chaurus' acid attack, disease and poison can cripple the Dragonborn in tough fights. Hevnoraak prevents both, giving players two less things to worry about as they pick their way through trap-filled crypts.
For players strong enough to defeat a Dragon Priest, though, disease and poison usually aren't huge concerns. Potions of Cure Disease are cheap, while poisons can be weathered with high HP. However, this mask can be useful when playing through Dawnguard , for those who wish to avoid Sanguinaire Vampiris. Upon arriving at the ruin of Valthume, players will speak to a shade named Valdar, who enlists the Dragonborn's help in completing a ritual.
This begins the quest "Evil in Waiting. Valdar then awakens Hevnoraak, and the Dragonborn can fight the Priest to loot his mask from his corpse. As such, it can prove useful for mages — but mages generally don't favor heavy armor. In fact, many Alteration users prefer the Mage Armor perk, making protection spells like Stoneflesh up to three times as powerful if the caster wears no armor. Battlemage-style wizards may find this piece of heavy headgear useful; however, such builds tend to favor Destruction over other magics.
Thus, while Vokun bears helpful enchantments, its utility is limited based on play style. In order to complete this objective, they must defeat the Dragon Priest Vokun, who will drop his mask upon death. They can then find the quest's scroll behind his coffin.
The Dragon Priest Masks of Solstheim bear similar effects, but for different elements. In his attack spells as well as his mask's enchantments, Zahkriisos focuses on shock. Since shock spells consume the most magicka of the Destruction elements , Zahkriisos helps give mages an extra bang for their buck. However, shock is the least common magic encountered in Skyrim , making shock resistance less useful than fire or frost. This chamber can only be reached by using the Bloodskal Blade's power attacks to open the strange door in the tunnels beneath Raven Rock Mine.
Dukaan yields the same effect as Zahkriisos, but for frost instead of shock. Considering the stamina drain and maddening slowed movement of frost spells, as well as their frequency in the game, frost resistance can be highly advantageous.
Enemies weak to frost are rare in the frigid land of Skyrim; however, what with the damaging frost effects named above, the Augmented Frost effect can still come in handy. For mages or players with a frost-enchanted weapon , Dukaan provides an extra edge against foes who rely on stamina.
Dukaan lies in White Ridge Barrow on the northern half of Solstheim. Players must fight their way through this Nordic tomb before battling Dukaan and claiming his mask. The most menacing of the Solstheim Dragon Priests, Ahzidal's element is fire. His mask provides the same resistance and damage boost as the others do for their respective elements.
Fire is the most common Destruction element encountered. For many players, it's also the most dangerous, causing lingering damage and leaving the Dragonborn more vulnerable to attacks from weapons.
Thus, fire is often the most useful resistance. Additionally, Ahzidal provides an advantage for vampires trying to offset their fire weakness, and for any player wielding Destruction magic or a flaming sword. In the final stage of "Unearthed," the Dragonborn must delve into Kolbjorn Barrow and learn what has been corrupting the minds of the miners. This sinister force turns out to be Ahzidal, whom players must defeat in an incredibly difficult battle. He will drop his mask upon death.
If you truly lost it, I believe there is a remedy by using console But search for that remedy somewhere else or this thread will end up in different subforum. Only mask is shown with arrow on the left dude has it equipped. If you did not loot it, Otar should still be there with the mask can't confirm but I think he will because he is no associated with any outside quest. If you looted it and accidentally sold it then it seems there is no fix since you say it happened some time ago so saves won't help.
OR maybe you dropped it somewhere Try looking through your chests and houses. I hope you find it. I've seen a lot of corpses do not despawn even after a month if they are not stripped clean of loot. Can't confirm this is for every mob either but I still have few dead stormcloaks at fort amol dead for well over a month in game.
So I guess it means you sold it by accident or dropped it somewhere. Maybe even in some dungeon if you were making space for something else. It has to be one of these two. It didn't disappear from inventory or YOUR chests for sure. I highly doubt it.
0コメント