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Skyrim:Treasure Hunter (dead)

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SkyrimEdit

Treasure Hunter
Location Anywhere
Race Radiant Gender Radiant
Level Radiant (1-25) Class Bandit
RefID N/A BaseID 000A17AF
Other Information
Health 0 (Dead) Magicka 25
Primary Skills One-handed, Two-handed, Block, Light Armor
Morality Aggression Very Aggressive
 
A dead khajiit treasure hunter

A dead Treasure Hunter may be randomly encountered throughout Skyrim. They carry a treasure hunter's note which will point you towards a nearby dungeon.

DragonbornEdit

Treasure Hunter
(RefID: xx036627)
Location West of Tel Mithryn
Race Dark Elf Gender Female
Level 1 Class Bandit
RefID xx036627 BaseID xx0377DB
Other Information
Health 0 (Dead) Magicka 25
Primary Skills Destruction
Class Details EncClassBanditMelee
Morality Any Crime Aggression Very Aggressive
Voice Type DLC2FemaleDarkElfCommoner
Respawns Yes
Faction(s) BanditFaction; DLC2BanditDialogueFaction
 
A treasure hunter

This dead Treasure Hunter is a Dark Elf bandit. She and her fellow treasure hunter only appear during the quest Deathbrand.

Treasure Hunter
(RefID: xx03662C)
Location West of Tel Mithryn
Race Dark Elf Gender Male
Level 1 Class Bandit Archer
RefID xx03662C BaseID xx0377DC
Other Information
Health 0 (Dead) Magicka 25
Primary Skills Destruction
Class Details EncClassBanditMissile
Morality No Crime Aggression Very Aggressive
Voice Type DLC2MaleDarkElfCommoner
Respawns Yes
Faction(s) BanditFaction; DLC2BanditDialogueFaction
 
The other treasure hunter

This dead Treasure Hunter is a Dark Elf bandit archer. He appears with his female counterpart during the Deathbrand quest, having unearthed one of the chests containing some of Deathbrand's armor.

NotesEdit

  • The randomly encountered treasure hunters in Skyrim will always spawn dead. However, they might spawn standing upright and then fall over when you approach close enough.
  • The note that the Skyrim treasure hunters carry name the boss of a location; sometimes this is a generic enemy (such as a Draugr or bandit), and sometimes this is a named enemy (like Volsung or Isobel). If it is a named enemy, the note becomes grammatically incorrect, stating that the treasure in question is "guarded by a Volsung".
  • It is possible to read the note while it is on the body of the treasure hunter and get the information on where the loot is, as picking up the note and reading it then causes a miscellaneous quest to be stuck in your log and the note to be classified as a quest item (meaning you can't remove it from your inventory) until you go to the location and get the item. This can also block getting "retrieval" quests from NPCs, as you can only have one of these types of quests active at a time. The notes also only reference enchanted weapons; the notes will never point towards unenchanted gear.