History
The Hero of Daggerfall summoned Daedra Princess Azura on a certain Hogithum (Azura's summoning date on 21 First Seed is called "Hogithum") and was asked by her to assassinate a priest who had been denigrating her. The hero did as he was asked, and as a reward he received Azura's Star from a priest of Azura. Later on, the Nerevarine summoned Azura in her shrine in Azura's Coast, Vvardenfell, Morrowind, and was asked by her to go to a small island in the Sheogorad Region, Vvardenfell, Morrowind, and eliminate Sheogorath's Daedra, which the Mad Lord had assigned with the task of "disturbing" Rayna Drolan, a priestess of Azura. Also, the Nerevarine had to bring back a proof of Sheogorath's involvement. The Nerevarine did exactly as Azura asked, and in the end, was awarded Azura's Star by her.
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| Daggerfall |  |
Few mortals have the stomach to trade in souls. The Dark Brotherhood does it, as do certain groups within the Mages Guild. For these cruel folk, Azura's Star has a particular fascination. The Star acts as a reusable soul gem. The soul of any creature killed by the bearer of the Star is trapped within it. If the Star already carries a soul, nothing happens. Using Azura s Star empties it, freeing the trapped soul to make its journey to Oblivion. Azura's Star can be used to make magical items over and over and over. |
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Librarian's Note: This artifact also exists in Morrowind, but no official description exists for it. Its power, however, has remained the same. |
| Oblivion |  |
It's simply stated as "a reuseable Grand Soul Gem". |