"Deceiver's Dice" Game | A travel-sized version of the Nord drinking game played in taverns and inns throughout Skyrim. |
"Sheep, Sheep, Goat" Game | A travel-sized and much less rowdy version of the Nord drinking game, made popular at the Sober Nord Inn. |
Aklief's Alabaster Ale | A tasty brew with a hint of fruit and spice, bottled and sold by Aklief at Nimalten's Riverside Inn. |
Aleeto's Invigorating Tincture | A popular salutary said to treat numerous romantic ailments, sold exclusively at the Uncanny Alembic in Fort Amol. |
Aleeto's Soothing Lip Balm | A salve that helps seal in moisture to protect lips from the drying effect of cold wind, concocted by Aleeto of Fort Amol. |
Ancient Map of Eastern Skyrim | This antique map from the time of Queen Freydis is as notable for its geographical inaccuracies as it is for its age. |
Antler-Fur's Choice Drinking Mug | The select ale brewed at Fort Amol's Deldwine's Inn is only served in these mugs. They are decorated with tiny antlers. |
Atmoran Dagger Hilt | The hilt of an ancient Atmoran dagger, retained as an heirloom by some Nord household. |
Balynor's Worm Repellent | Wandering merchant Balynor's odiferous ointment, applied liberally, keeps a lot more than just Worm Cultists away. |
Battle Scarf of the Rift | Stylish neck wrapping sold exclusively by Tolfari the Tailor as a military accessory, though most say it just gets in the way. |
Bleakrock Crow Trio Platter | A platter designed to serve crow three ways: stuffed, roasted, and boiled. Crafted by the artisans of Thonarcal's Timberworks. |
Bloodthorn Yoke | A chain of braided, thorn-covered vines that bites into the flesh, supposedly worn by members of the Bloodthorn cult. |
Bottle of First Era Ice Wine | This extremely rare vintage from the Stormcloak Vineyards is worth more as an antique than as a consumable beverage. |
Broken Nord Helm | A cloven Nord helmet, mounted on a cracked longboat oar. |
Butterfly Kite | An expertly crafted kite shaped like the blue butterflies of Skyrim—quite popular with homesick Nords visiting Auridon. |
Cardinal-Feather Quill | A common writing instrument, crafted from the feather of an Eastmarch cardinal. |
Clerk's Gull-Feather Quill | A common but well-made quill, crafted using a seagull feather, can be found atop desks throughout Eastmarch. |
Cold-Moon Inn Dice | A pair of loaded dice from the Cold-Moon Inn in Windhelm. |
Covert Riften Correspondence | This message details supply routes between Windhelm and Riften. Bandits would pay dearly for this information. |
Crispy Rabbit Fryer | A specialized cooking device, perfect for preparing one of the prime food sources available in the Eastmarch wilderness. |
Curtain of Claws | A room-dividing curtain consisting of row upon row of oversized claws, said to have been crafted by a hagraven in the Rift. |
Cyrodiil Service Medal | The Skald-King honors soldiers who return from the War of Three Banners with one of these prestigious gold medals. |
Dark Elf Aphrodisiac Flask | An imported Dark Elf alchemical concoction in a silver flask, believed to aid older Nords with their nocturnal responsibilities. |
Dark Witness War Paint | This tin of deep blue war paint is a favorite among Reachmen from the Dark Witness clan. |
Decorative Nord Netting | A common net decorated in the Nord style, with sea shells, feathers, beads, and other trinkets, creating a hanging work of art. |
Depressing Stuffed Goat | A prized pet goat, stuffed and mounted for display, shows how far wealthy Riften citizens will go to hold onto the past. |
Diamond-Studded Kyne Lapel Pin | An exquisite lapel-pin, in the shape of Kyne's soaring hawk and studded with diamonds, is a favorite accessory for any Nord. |
Dibella's Bosom Night Favor | A bust of the god of beauty and erotic instruction, kept in Nord bedchambers to make nightly activities more ... invigorating. |
Diminutive Mundus Stone | A wandering merchant who visits Eastmarch once every season sells these small, stone paperweights in the shape of Mundus Stones. |
Dragon Cult Walking Stick | This walking stick features a coiled dragon wrapped around the shaft and probably belonged to an illegal worshipper of Alduin. |
Dragon Gravy Boat | A gravy boat in the shape of a dragon, crafted by Ceramic Masterpieces of Skyrim. |
Dragonshrine Chalice | A sculpted dragon claw grasps the stem. This one of several discovered in and around Skyshroud Barrows. |
Dragonshrine Woven Mat | A woven placemat crafted by Riften artisans and bearing the distinctive landscape of a dragonshrine grotto. |
Earthenware Mead Decanter | A ceramic decanter, crafted in the flamboyant style of the Eastmarch Nord clans and sold at Voljar's Meadery. |
Earthenware Riften Chamber Pot | A lavishly decorated chamber pot of rich earthenware in the Nordic design, never used. You think. |
Engraved Mammoth Tusk Hair Pins | Intricately carved hair pins, made from expensive mammoth ivory, depict highlights of the Skald-King's life in minute detail. |
Essence of Mammoth | An expensive fragrance created by alchemists in Windhelm, popular with wealthy maidens and matrons for special occasions. |
Essence of the Rift | A distinct and fragrant cologne for the discerning Nord, it's surprisingly crafted from a recipe by Darva the Dark Elf. |
Etched Troll Tooth | A large tooth taken from the mouth of a troll. An unknown scrimshander etched Kyne's War Prayer into the enamel. |
Fallowstone Hall Signet Stamp | A metal sealing wax stamp bearing the official seal of Fallowstone Hall. |
Fanciful Map of the Rift | This map from the time of King Einar is notable for its depiction of fantastic creatures along the edges of the parchment. |
Fancy Skald-King Tablecloth | Nords don't usually bother with such things, but when they decide to use a tablecloth, one depicting King Jorunn is a favorite. |
Fancy Windhelm Pommel Cozy | No one who's anyone walks the streets of Windhelm without a cozy to keep their weapon pommel warm and comfy. |
Faux Fox Fur Handkerchief | Josee Maviniele, the tailor in Windhelm, sells these simulated fox fur handkerchiefs—far less expensive than the real thing. |
Feast of Dibella Centerpiece | Many Nord families display this silver mirror in the shape of a moth for the annual Feast of Dibella celebration. |
First Edition Fjokki | A rare copy of the first edition of "The Art of Love and Swordplay" by Fjokki the Bard. |
First Era Rank Insignia | A rank insignia bar from the First Era, when a now-forgotten king tried to fancify and standardize Nord military wear. |
First Era Riften Warm Milk Service | An antique service from the First Era for preparing and serving warm milk, obviously a Nord family heirloom. |
Flagon from the Withered Tree | The famous tavern in Riften distributes these souvenir flagons featuring an engraving of a withered tree to favored customers. |
Fort Morvunskar Tent | A small, portable tent bearing the symbol of Fort Morvunskar. |
Frost Troll Ragamuffin Doll | Someone in Windhelm thought these scary, raggedy dolls would be popular with children. |
Garden Troll Varmint Defender | Carved from ironwood by the Matrons of Shor's Stone, these friendly trolls are happy to protect your garden from unwanted pests. |
Gaudy Konunleikar Serving Bowl | This is one of two dozen silver-plated serving bowls used at the Skald-King's banquets during the Konunleikar celebration. |
Giant's Lucky Thumb | A petrified thumb, taken from an unlucky giant and now considered a good luck charm by some superstitious Nord. |
Giantskin Pouch | Nord clerics who follow the older traditions use these bags to hold ritual components for religious ceremonies. |
Golden Braid Band | A band of pure gold, designed to secure and decorate the hair braids or beard braids of stylish Nords. |
Haunted Wood Candlestick | This candlestick, decorated with dancing spriggans frolicking in the Haunted Wood, was purchased at the Tree's Bounty. |
Hircine-Blessed Skewers | Though they were made by a Dark Witness Briar Heart, these ebony meat skewers are much prized by hunters everywhere. |
Holy Symbol of Jhunal | A religious icon bearing an owl, the symbol of the god of knowledge, it's rare to find one of these among the warlike Nords. |
Horker Tusk Drinking Horn | A sturdy Nord drinking cup. Perfect for beer, mead, or ... well, it's mostly for mead. |
Illicit Letters from Northpoint | Romantic correspondence between a foreign dignitary and a wealthy jarl in the Rift. Blackmailers would pay dearly for this. |
Inaccurate Riften Map | This map of Riften contains glaring mistakes and was supposedly commissioned on Thane Unnvald's orders to confuse the Worm Cult. |
Ink of a Different Color | An unusual ink, crafted by the alchemists of the Uncanny Alembic in Fort Amol, great for writing letters of distinction. |
Intense Incense of Mara | A more powerful and extremely prohibited version of the common calm-inducing scent that permeates most Nord bedchambers. |
Invitation to the Thane's Feast | An embossed and elegant invitation to the Thane's exclusive annual Riften dinner festival. |
Invitation: Drinks with the Jarls | An invitation to attend a casual gathering with the jarls of the Rift. It appears drinks will be consumed in large quantities. |
Ivory-Handled Whisk | A staple of every Nord kitchen, this gravy whisk features a polished ivory handle decorated with Nordic patterns. |
Jarl's Best Sleeve Pin | An ornate pin, traditionally worn on the right sleeve. It identifies the wearer as a favored servant of a jarl. |
Jarl's Favorite Silver Soup Spoon | Some jarl, his name lost to time, proclaimed he would only eat soup with a silver spoon. Now, many Nords follow the tradition. |
Jarl's Manor Monogramed Bed Sheets | A set of luxurious bed sheets from Riften, monogramed with the initials of one of the local jarls. |
Jarl's Silver Carving Platter | Commemorative silver carving platters, bearing the crest of a specific jarl, are crafted on his or her coronation day. |
Konunleikar Book Mark Keepsake | The Mages Guild distributed these stylish leather book marks in honor of the Skald-King's Konunleikar celebration. |
Konunleikar Certificate of Merit | Participants in any of the Konunleikar games received a Certificate of Merit, signed by Thane Mera and suitable for framing. |
Konunleikar Drinking Helm | The Royal Crafters only made a handful of these commemorative helmets that feature four mugs of ale and a straw to drink from. |
Konunleikar Festival Basket | Fertab in Windhelm packs and sells these festival baskets, full of everything necessary for a long day of celebrating. |
Konunleikar Invitation | An invitation to an exclusive Konunleikar party limited to Windhelm's most important movers and shakers. |
Lineage of Clan Ironhand | Official papers that detail a claim to the Skyrim throne by Clan Ironhand. Is someone trying to promote Thane Unnvald? |
Love-Lost Comforter | A comforter quilted by We Who Lost Battle Maidens in the most-recent wars. Such sewing circles exist throughout Skyrim. |
Magnifying Monocle | A single round of magnifying glass, just like the one used to aid Thane Unnvald's tired eyes in Riften. |
Mammoth Paperweight | A small, heavy mammoth of shaped glass, used to keep papers and other documents from scattering in a cold wind. |
Mammoth-Hide Blanket | Only the children of jarls, thanes, and wealthy merchants could afford an ostentatious blanket made from the hide of a mammoth. |
Mammoth's Foot Lucky Charm | A rare, left-footed charm crafted by Jorven Oldhammer, studded with nine bluesnow diamonds—one for each of the Nine Holds. |
Map of Eastern Skyrim | A map showing the current borders of Eastern Skyrim, though it appears to have a number of errors and inconsistencies. |
Mara Fertility Fetish | Flower-spouting fertility statuette, usually found on shrines dedicated to Mara throughout the Skyrim territory. |
Mara's Floral Star Vase | A traditional Nord wedding gift, the four-pointed floral star is a popular symbol associated with Mara, the goddess of love. |
Marcy's Kawala Tea | This packet of tea comes with its own tea strainer, because the Kawala Tea of Marcy is not strained. |
Matching Mammoth Tusk Spice Shakers | Mammoth tusk spice shakers, in the stylized shapes of a fox and a bear. Made exclusively at the Ringing Anvil in Riften. |
Miniature Bronze Mead Cask | A limited-edition bronze cask, once filled with Voljar's Special Recipe. Produced for the meadery's two-hundredth anniversary. |
Mystical Mysteries Table Mat | A woven placemat crafted by Skyrim artisans and bearing the distinctive symbols associated with Saerdor the Mystic. |
Nocturnal Nord Hair Net | The only way to protect Nord braids from pillow hair is by using one of these silver mesh hair nets while sleeping. |
Nord Battle Wraps | These leather wrappings bind and encase wounded body parts so a Nord or like-thinking warrior can rush back into battle. |
Nord Ear-Hair Clipper | A set of tiny shears designed to keep a Nord's thick ear hairs neat and trim. |
Nord Fermenting Jug | A jug used to ferment homemade alcohol, usually decorated with animals native to Skyrim or scenes of famous Nord battles. |
Nord Fondue Pot | A small copper pot used to serve melted cheese, and eaten by dipping bread into it with long-stemmed forks. |
Nord Gold-Plated Snow Jars | Wealthy Nord households take the tradition of saving snow from each year's Wintertide Festival in sealed jars very seriously. |
Nord Guessing Cups | A set of three identical metal cups, Nords use them to play the popular game of "Chase the Pea." Which cup is the pea under? |
Nord Helmet Serving Bowl | This Nord helmet has been refashioned into a serving bowl, with the horns trimmed and shaved so the bowl sits level on a table. |
Nord House God | An antique-looking statue, about the size of a wine glass. It depicts one of the "testing gods" the Nords try to keep appeased. |
Nord Salted Mutton Platter | A platter designed to serve salted mutton, made in the distinctive style of the crafters of Riften. |
Nord Scrimshander's Tools | A set of tools used to carve large mammoth tusks, made in the Nordic style. |
Nord Sharpening Stone | A whetstone etched with Nord symbology, used to grind and hone the edges of steel tools and implements. |
Nord Snowshoes | A well-crafted pair of Nord snowshoes with intricately-woven mesh and polished bentwood frames. |
Nord Sweat Cologne | An expensive fragrance created by alchemists in Riften, popular with wealthy Dark Elves who want to unleash their inner Nord. |
Nord Trunk Guardian | A Skyrim tradition comes to Morrowind in the form of this tiny trunk guardian statue, guaranteed to protect your stored goods. |
Nordic Bath Rug | A fine bath rug, imported from a small boutique in Eastmarch, features an attractive yet simple Nordic design. |
Nordic Clan Neckerchief | A triangular piece of cloth, decorated with the markings of a Nordic clan, usually worn about the leader's neck. |
Nordic Hammer Hair Pins | Fancy hair pins with a hammer head and pointed handle, a popular Nordic symbol, found in homes throughout the Rift and beyond. |
Nordic Night Candle | A traditional night candle, rumored to repel draugr. Also provides a sense of security for Nords who are afraid of the dark. |
Nordic Rabbit Fur Bedroll | A compact bedroll, accented with rabbit fur in the Nord style. No backpack should be without one. |
Orcthane's Victory Flag | Some Stormfist Brigade supporter jumped the pig and created a limited number of flags proclaiming Fildgor's victory over Jorunn. |
Orkey's Undead Ouster | A small pouch containing items blessed by a priest of Orkey, it is said to ward off all sorts of undead creatures. |
Ornate Tapped Vein Tankard | The Tapped Vein Tavern in Shor's Stone uses specially crafted tankards engraved with the famous motto: Drink, Die, Drink Again. |
Painting of the Brief Queen | A hauntingly beautiful Queen Nurnhilde stares out from this painting. Every wealthy household owns a copy of the Brief Queen. |
Perplexing Ancient Nord Game | A game (maybe?) of Nord design, discovered near Skyshroud Barrows. There are no instructions, but the board is nice. |
Personal Record of Honor | An ongoing chronicle of a prominent Nord's personal legend, including significant successes and failures. |
Pinewood Nibble Bowl | No prominent Nord household is complete without a set of pinewood nibble bowls—perfect for all-day snacking. |
Pinewood Party Platter | A large, rectangluar platter of pinewood, perfect for piling high with Nord delicacies for the next Konunleikar. |
Polished Dragon-Scale Writing Tablet | The polished scale of some huge creature (probably a dragon), used as a portable writing surface by some scholarly Nord. |
Precious Kynesgrove Prayer Beads | Rare mother-of-pearl prayer beads, dedicated to Kyne and crafted by the keepers of Kynesgrove for wealthy patrons. |
Prince Adrien's Silken Scarf | When her son came of age and joined in the war, the queen made him wear flashy scarves so the king could protect him in battle. |
Queen Freydis' Curly Ringlets | A lock of curly red hair sealed in a jar, proclaimed to be from the head of Queen Freydis of Eastern Skyrim. |
Queen Mabjaarn's Risque Etching | Wild and carefree before taking up the crown, this revealing etching of Mabjaarn Flame-Hair is credited to Fjokki the Bard. |
Queen Nurnhilde's Nail Clipping | A locket with a nail supposedly clipped from the corpse of Queen Nurnhilde before her interment. |
Rabbit Meatball Frying Pan | A frying pan that features multiple ball-shaped indentations for preparing perfect rabbit meatballs for hungry Nords. |
Rabbit-Fur Ear Warmers | A set of rabbit-fur muffs designed to protect the ears from the harsh and biting cold of the Rift. |
Raven-Feather Pillow | A small head pillow filled with fluffy raven feathers and featuring a traditional Nord design of clinking, overflowing tankards. |
Riften "Hunting Horn" | A horn made from a mammoth tusk. Silver filigree lines the rim. The hidden compartment within smells faintly of skooma. |
Riften Cavalry Saddle | A saddle bearing the mark of the once-famous Riften Cavalry that used to patrol roads throughout the Rift. |
Riften Jarl's Stamp | An official stamp created especially for the jarls of Riften. Forgers would find this extremely valuable. |
Riften Location Talisman | A small charm, imbued with an enchantment that always points it toward the city of Riften. |
Risque Boudoir Portrait | A portrait of a buxom young Nord wearing nothing but a horned helmet and a provocative smile. |
Royal Accolade of the Hunt | A golden recognition medal from the Skald-King, awarded to the master hunters of Skyrim. |
Rustic Wooden Mead Mugs | Crafted by woodworkers at Sand and Dust, these oversized drinking vessels were popularized by Thane Unnvald at his inauguration. |
Saarthal Burial Urn | A relic from the first city built by Atmoran settlers in Skyrim, destroyed by the Snow Elves in the Merethic Era. |
Saltrice Paddy Muck Shovel | Muck shovel with a solid Nord-forged blade, and coralwood haft with "Hrogar's Hold" burned into the wood. |
Savage Nord False Beard and Mustache | Comically hirsute false beard and mustache, worn when playing the "Strapping Skyrim Skald" game. |
Scent of Serenity Silvered Pill Tin | A pill tin bearing the mark of the Scent of Serenity alchemy shop in Riften, provided to its most exclusive customers. |
Set of Chamois Hand-Cloths | A set of four soft deer-chamois hand-cloths, stamped on the corners, "Riverside Inn, Nimalten." |
Shor's Stones Tokens | A collection of Shor's Stones tokens, obviously important to their owner, such as gaudy cloth patches and other nostalgic items. |
Shrunken Hagraven Head | An ancient, shrunken head of a Hagraven, thought by Reachmen to be a powerful talisman of good luck. |
Signed Heraldic Document | These blank heraldic documents are signed by Thane Unnvald of Riften. They would be worth a small fortune to a forger. |
Signed Konunleikar Event Schedule | A broadsheet featuring the daily schedule of events for the Konunleikar festival. This one was signed by King Jorunn. |
Skald-King Commemorative Plate | A hand-painted souvenir plate commemorating the coronation of Jorunn, the Skald-King. |
Skald-King Moppet Doll | A silk doll fashioned after Jorunn the Skald-King, albeit with an enlarged head and disproportionately smaller body. |
Skald-King's Drinking Horn | King Jorunn gifted each Tribunal leader with an ornate drinking horn, which was duplicated and sold to Mournhold's elite. |
Skald-King's Sonnet | Jorunn rarely gets to flex his bardic muscles any more, but he sometimes pens a poem as an acknowledgment for a personal favor. |
Snow-Bourne Plate | An elegant crystal dinner plate bearing the crest of the Snow-Bourne clan, probably brought all the way from Windhelm. |
Snow-Squatter's Wrap | Some say only milk-drinkers use these fur-lined wraps when relieving themselves at night, yet most Nords keep one by the door. |
Sober Nord Obligation | A token bearing the mark of the Sober Nord in Windhelm. It identifies the bearer as carrying a tab at the tavern. |
Sovngarde Woven Place Settings | Woven placemats decorated with idyllic scenes of Sovngarde. They are too beautiful for common Nord feasts. |
Stormfist Brigade Silver Flask | A silver drinking flask bearing the symbol of the Stormfist Brigade from western Skyrim. |
Stormfist Style Flatware | Cutlery produced by Stormfist clan artisans, most likely dating back to before the reign of Jorunn the Skald-King. |
Thane Fjora's Winner's Cup | A small trophy, awarded for winning the annual riddle contest sponsored by the Lady of Nimalten. |
Thane Icehammer Doll | Only the children of opulence own a Thane Icehammer doll—complete with oozing side wound and extra-sharp battle-axe! |
Thane Jeggi's Drinking Tankard | A large, ornate flagon bearing the mark of Thane Jeggi Gap-Tooth. It is said he has these hidden throughout the Nine Holds. |
Thane Unnvald's Potent Proclamation | The Thane of Riften continues a long-standing tradition by presenting special certificates to deserving citizens every season. |
Thane's Falcon Feather Quill | A writing instrument made from the majestic feather of a falcon, most often used by the thanes and jarls of the Rift. |
Thane's Owl-Feather Quill | Quills crafted from the feathers of snow-owls are for the exclusive use of the Thanes of Skyrim. |
The Bastard's Last Will and Testament | Many versions of the last will and testament of Yoregg the Bastard have turned up, but none have been deemed authentic. Yet. |
The Brief Queen in Profile | A portrait of Queen Nurnhilde, dressed in full battle regalia, depicting her calm reflection before the siege of Windhelm. |
The Brief Queen Porcelain Doll | Only a handful of these haunting figurines were crafted and sold before the Skald-King took offense and outlawed the dolls. |
Thulvald's Ebony Log Splitter | A triangular ebony wedge, perfect for splitting wood. It bears the symbol of Thulvald's Logging Camp. |
Tribunal Walking Stick | Vivec gifted Jorunn and his thanes with ornate walking sticks, which were duplicated and sold to Windhelm's elite. |
Trinket of Queen Freydis | A small, topaz bead said to have fallen from Queen Freydis' battle cloak during her bid to conquer Cyrodiil. |
Unspoiled Spidersilk Napkins | Fancy and delicate, almost every wealthy Nord household owns a set—but, being Nords, they never use them. |
Venison Jerky Drying Rack | When the wealthy brave the wilderness, they bring along Chef Alskar's patented venison drying rack for a taste of home. |
Voljar Gift Certificate | A certificate that can be redeemed at Voljar's Meadery in Eastmarch for bottles or casks of mead. |
Voljar's Corkscrew with Inlaid Handle | This limited-edition corkscrew celebrates the famous meadery's one-hundredth anniversary. |
War Trophy of Kyne's Admiration | For defeating twelve or more enemies while fighting to defend Skyrim's honor, a Nord warrior received this cup of distinction. |
White Lion Tankard | An iron-wood cup, carved to resemble a white lion's head. A maker's mark on the base indicates it was crafted in Lower Yorgrim. |
Windhelm Salad Tongs | It is now common practice for Nord households to stock a set of salad tongs for use when unexpected Dark Elf visitors drop by. |
Wool-Filled Pillow | Eastmarch sheep produce a soft, fluffy wool—perfect as a filling for these comfortable travel pillows. |
Yorran's Yarns of Cyrodiil, Illustrated Edition | Amusing and often bawdy anecdotes detailing a Nord's adventures in the Imperial City, complete with explicit illustrations. |
Ysgramor's Palace Talisman | A small charm, imbued with an enchantment that always points it toward Ysgramor's Palace in Windhelm. |
A chunk of stone from the damaged Palace of Ysgramor. A number of these have illegally found there way into Nord homes. | |
A framed display of various snowflakes, lovingly mounted and catalogued by a diligent Nord – before they melted. | |
A heavy earthenware crock tinged with gold, designed to store strong and pungent Nordic cheeses – without stinking up the house. | |
A stuffed doll made of rags, crudely modeled to represent Jorunn the Skald-King, multiple needles skewer its head and torso. |
Items of the Second Era: Skyrim