I do not know exactly how long you must wait, but he was definately done in 1 month of game time.
Once you have given Duma these things, he will begin building the new shrine at Khartag Point. Duma will require 2000gp as well as a "statue book." This book is called "Boethiah's Glory" and can be purchased from Jobasha's Rare Books in the Lower Waistworks of the Vivec Foreign Quarter. The Sculptor is an orc by the name of Duma gro-Lag and he lives on the third floor of Ghorak Manor, Caldera. Plus be the first to hear about new courses and special offers. Boethiah will tell you to seek out a Sculptor. Want to get 25 off TABS and more Get 25 off TABS, try the courses for free and get exclusive lessons when you join the mailing list. Even so, it is sometimes difficult to find, so I've made a map showing its relation to the nearby Daedric ruins of Ashurnibibi.
The shrine is marked on your paper map as an "X" north west of Hla Oad. To begin your quest, swim to the Sunken Shrine of Boethiah and speak with Boethiah's head. (And really, the whole 'chasing all the pieces' thing reminds me more of trying to assemble a set of dinnerware by buying soap powder and hoping the random dish in the box was one you needed.*shrug*)Īnd since (a) my initial query has been answered, and (b) I've since given up on the frustrating chase, and (c) this thread is now dangerously off-topic, if a moderator can close or remove the discussion, that would be super.Goldbrand is a scripted reward for completing the Quest of Boethiah. A much narrower belt can be used, one-sixth of the width of the usual. though I actually think trading stamps were more like today's 'rewards points' from credit cards and retailers. pulley is a fork in which slides the bar having the bell hammer on one end. It's like buying things to collect those **** stamps and pasting them in the **** booklet until you had enough of them to buy the thing.Īh. You don't get your prize until you paste together a collection of bits and parts, which you have to obtain by running around until you earn one. Since I now know it's nothing but bad luck on my part that the fragments aren't dropping, I'll keep plugging away at the dungeon with the hope that the tide eventually changes. I'm a Very Old Person - just turned 60 recently - and though I fondly recall being tasked as a child with neatly pasting S&H Green Stamps and Plaid Stamps into redemption books, I'm going to confess I have absolutely no idea what the 'green stamps' analogy is, re ESO. People still look for these? I figured the use of the modern version of the " green stamp" had discouraged people from chasing after them.
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