I'll help however I can.' Heseph Perrick: 'I shudder to think what your Elven circus would consider far-fetched. As you approach the camp, you will see Alchemy talking to Heseph Perrick: Alchemy: 'I admit, it's quite a story, but I know the difference between a tall tale and a large problem. You can start the quest by reading the flier Come One, Come All! or heading to the House of Reveries camp south of Farmer's Nook.

Speak to Alchemy and make a decision on what to do with Cres.ĭetailed Walkthrough Starting the Quest.Return to Farmer's Nook and speak to Bradon Davaux.Speak to Annyce Favraud and convince her to wake up.Investigate the ruins and talk to Alchemy.Find the Ayleid ruins northwest of town with Alchemy.Speak to Annyce Favraud at the Happy Crow.Investigate the Ayleid ruins and talk to Alchemy.Search for Annyce Favraud in the marsh.

Investigate the play house and talk to Alchemy about what you find.Accompany Alchemy and search for Annyce Favraud's play house.Talk to Maelle Favraud and investigate her house.

Speak with Bradon Davaux, Jahhouz, Heseph Perrick about their experiences.

Talk to Alchemy at the House of Reveries camp.

People are vanishing, only to return somehow different. There are strange things afoot in the sleepy little town of Farmer's Nook, and not just the arrival of a troupe of colorful entertainers. He claims people have been vanishing and directed his suspicions at a group of masked Elves who arrived recently. I encountered a wary fisherman who warned me away from Farmer's Nook, a nearby town. Still, the feature could be expanded to give players access to the other were-creatures who are said to inhabit Tamriel, especially those that have never been seen before.I found a flier mentioning a troupe from the House of Reveries putting on a show. Lycanthropes were first introduced to The Elder Scrolls in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall, where players have the option to become a werewolf or a wereboar. The source of lycanthropy originates from the Daedric Prince Hircine, whose artifacts such as the Savior's Hide appear in multiple games within the series. The option to become a lycanthrope has become a mainstay feature in The Elder Scrolls, yet werewolves are the only variety available to the player in recent games. Implementing these various lycanthropes could provide new challenges and even new transformations in future Elder Scrolls titles. Alternate species such as weresharks have been mentioned, yet they have yet to officially appear in a game. Besides werewolves, The Elder Scrolls contains a number of other lycanthropes, but some of them have never been seen in the series to date and should be included in The Elder Scrolls 6.

Caught by the Wereshark by Clara Karll