Namira Shrine
Namira Shrine
Im doing the Namira Shrine mission here and now im tired of this, I need help! I dont know what to do because this wasnt suppose to happen. I have cast the spell on the priests so the other guys could kill them, there are four priests, and three of them died, one damn priest survived and killed the ones who sould have killed him! what the hell should i do now? i cant kill him myself cause then i have failed the mission. Can i revive the dead suckers that the priest killed or what..? and how do you do that?
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AnimaMortis
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I think your best bet might be to rely on the kindness of jeff's heart. Since you appear to be on PC, if you post here what your last quest message was for this quest, jeff (or someone else, but jeff does seem to be the most generous source) might look up for you what the setstage command would be so that you can progress the quest to say the monks were all killed.
setstage 146A9 40
You should get this quest message:
If the Forgotten ones are dead, they will stay dead. You will probably have to ressurect them. Namira may have a script that checks.
You should get this quest message:
Keep in mind, the setstage just progresses the quest, not NPCs/Creatures/Items.All of the priests of Arkay are dead. I should return to the shrine.
If the Forgotten ones are dead, they will stay dead. You will probably have to ressurect them. Namira may have a script that checks.
If you don't want to cheat, remember you can use healing spells on allies and enemies equally without changing their stance. Just load, try again, heal the attackers as they fight.
There once was a Prince named Mehrunes
Whose buttocks sounded sonorous tunes
‘Twas an odiferous song
People sang before long
They had enough of his full crescent moons.
Whose buttocks sounded sonorous tunes
‘Twas an odiferous song
People sang before long
They had enough of his full crescent moons.
- Lloyd DeVirr
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Cheap Wine, or Beer, or something like that. Drains Personality. When they're talking about "Ugly", they mean the "inner you", rather than physical ugliness.
Just chk'd it in the Wiki, your Personality has to be 20 or less, but only at the time that you speak to Hjolfrodi and when you first activate the shrine.
Just chk'd it in the Wiki, your Personality has to be 20 or less, but only at the time that you speak to Hjolfrodi and when you first activate the shrine.


