Online:Dragon Lore: Shroud Hearth

Find a scroll in Shroud Hearth Barrow that will help the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force in their mission against the Dragons. Zone: Grahtwood Quest Giver: Zahari Location(s): Shroud Hearth Barrow, Grahtwood Northern Gate Prerequisite Quest: The Halls of Colossus Reward: Northern Elsweyr Defense Force Cache Average Leveled Gold XP Gain: Standard XP ID: 6347 Repeatable: Daily

An ancient trunk like the one in Shroud Hearth

Dragons have not been seen in Tamriel for generations, and the Khajiit are unsure how best to fight against them. The ancient Nords recorded Dragon fighting techniques on scrolls they keep in their crypts. I need to find these scrolls.

Quick WalkthroughEdit

1. Find the Shroud Heart Scroll in Shroud Hearth Barrow and return to Zahari.

Detailed WalkthroughEdit

Travel to the Rift and enter Shroud Hearth Barrow. The closest wayshrine is the Geirmund's Hall Wayshrine. You'll find the Shroud Heart Scroll in an Ancient Trunk in the delve's central chamber, where the delve boss, Jakalor, is located. This can be accessed by either going east or west from the entrance to the delve; and entering the door at the north end of the loop. The trunk is located near Jakalorn's ritual site. Once you have the scroll, return to Zahari at the camp north of Cormount.

Quest StagesEdit

Dragon Lore: Shroud Hearth
Finishes Quest	Journal Entry
	Zahari asked me to travel to Shroud Hearth Barrow, a Nord burial site in the Rift, and look for a scroll with information on fighting Dragons in its depths. Objective: Find Scroll in Shroud Hearth
Finishes quest	I found a scroll with techniques for fighting Dragons. I should return the scroll to Zahari so she can forward such techniques to the Northern Elsweyr Defense Force. Objective: Talk to Zahari

Notes

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