Online:Southern Elsweyr Antiquities

This is a list of all of the Antiquities that are found in the Southern Elsweyr.

	Name	Antique Map of Southern Elsweyr		N/A	Reginus Buca Ah, the wonders of Pellitine committed to history in genuine Elsweyr ink! Just glorious! Gabrielle Benele Things certainly looked cleaner when this cartographer set paint to parchment. Look at these brush strokes. I doubt even Archmagister Vanus Galerion could match this Khajiit's artistry with the brush and pen. Verita Numida I couldn't agree more. The world could use a return to classical penmanship and painting. Alas, I doubt we'll find much high culture in Southern Elsweyr nowadays.
	Type	Furniture
	Difficulty	Simple
	‎‎Lead	Innkeepers and General goods merchants in Southern Elsweyr for 1,000 gold. Pellitine Pathfinder achievement required.
	Name	Spiked Scalebreaker Bolt		250	Amalien What a unique and fascinating weapon! It's spear-like in shape, but massive in size. Only a giant could properly wield such a tool! A Pahmar-Raht, maybe? No, it's still too big. Ugron gro-Thumog That's because it's not a traditional weapon. The spiked shaft here is meant to penetrate heavy scale and not let go, but only if loosed at great velocity. From a ballista or similar weapon, I wager. Reginus Buca I defer to Ugron on matters military, of course. It's the cultural motifs I find most interesting! The Dragonguard were the children of two worlds: Imperial and Akaviri. This bolt reflects those merging aesthetics.
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Simple
	‎‎Lead	Accessible by default
	Name	Meteoric-Iron Pavise		1,000	Gabrielle Benele Well, this shield is certainly ... tall. Lugging this around would have taken a considerable amount of effort. But the thickness makes it almost impenetrable. And what is this ironwork? It's unlike any I've seen. Verita Numida Oh, sweet Gabrielle, that's because the material is extremely rare. Meteoric-Iron was used to construct this monstrosity of war. The question is why? Overcompensation at its finest. Perhaps its gaudy nature is meant to be ornamental. Ugron gro-Thumog No soldier would strap this to their arm like a tower shield. More likely, they planted it in the ground like a pavise. Meteoric-Iron is resistant to most elements, so if you wanted to avoid getting burnt to a crisp fighting Dragons, this would help.
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Intermediate
	‎‎Lead	Successfully excavating a Spiked Scalebreaker Bolt
	Name	Ancient Dragonguard Lure		5,000	Amalien By Syrabane's ring, this is magnificent! I never thought an iron sphere could look so beautiful. There's something about it that's just so … intriguing. I can almost hear it whispering to me. Even now, my hands tremble with the thought of letting go! These symbols here—unlike any I've seen. Akaviri? Or even Dovah? No. that's not possible. Seems the charming magic imbued into this iron is still quite potent. Meant to lure a beast to its doom, no doubt! Someone take this thing away from me!
	Type	Treasure
	Difficulty	Advanced
	‎‎Lead	Successfully excavating a Meteoric-Iron Pavise
	Name	Khajiiti Well		10,000	Reginus Buca A beautiful example of rural Khajiiti architecture. We normally focus on their impressive temples, it's sometimes pleasant to focus on the day-to-day. Amalein The wood and stone seem to be well maintained, most likely using local customs and materials. Ugron gro-Thumog Was that a joke, Amalien? Well maintained? In any case I agree Reginus, temples and arches are all well and good. But the lay-architecture that stands the test of time is truly the most lasting imprint a people can have on a region.
	Type	Furniture
	Difficulty	Advanced
	‎‎Lead	Treasure Chest Random mob
	Name	Moons-Blessed Ceremonial Pool		N/A	Reginus Buca A brilliant stone basin of some variety, eh? Obviously, this served as some devotional object to the Khajiiti moon-gods, Jone and Jode. The smaller pools depict various lunar phases. Difficult to say what Khajiit actually used it for, though. Verita Numida Not just any lunar phases. These seventeen arrangements correspond to the seventeen distinct furstocks of the Khajiit. The question is, what significance would a pool of water have? Perhaps new Khajiit were anointed in sacred water from Moonlit Cove? Gabrielle Benele Possibly. It doesn't explain the larger pools, though. Maybe the Twilight Cantors played a role? Priestesses of that order often sing at religious ceremonies and enjoy a rich bathing culture. I can definitely see one of them anointing ja'khajiit in this.
	Type	Furniture (view furnishing)
	Difficulty	Ultimate
	‎‎Lead	Backpacks and containers (urns, etc)
	Name	Shrine of Boethra		N/A	Ugron gro-Thumog Never seen anything like this, and I've spent many cold nights in Khajiiti tombs. The Riddle'Thar cult swept a lot of Khajiiti myths under the rug during the Elsweyr reunification. You think this is one of the spirits they scrubbed from the pantheon? Amalien Undoubtedly! Note the sword and the figure's morphology. You can correct me if I'm wrong here, but this doesn't match any Khajiiti furstocks I'm aware of. Ohmes-raht come close, but the facial features are completely different. I think it's Boethra! Gabrielle Benele Boethra--the Khajiiti variant of Daedric Prince, Boethiah? The presence of a katana, the cloak, and the imperious expression all fit. Ancient Khajiit honored her as a patron of warriors and rebellious exiles. That feline companion's a puzzler, though!
	Type	Furniture (view furnishing)
	Difficulty	Ultimate
	‎‎Lead	Dragons