The Elder Scrolls 4: Shivering Isles (Xbox 360)

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Contents 1 Achievements 2 Hints 2.1 Evidence chest 2.2 Death Decree 2.3 The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind reference 3 Glitches 3.1 Duplicate items 3.2 Permanent enchantment 3.3 Unfinished NPC 4 More...

Achievements

Complete the following achievements to unlock the indicated number of Xbox Live Gamerscore points.

Tourist, Shivering Isles (20 points): Entered the Shivering Isles.

Aspirant, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Aspirant Rank in the Court of Madness.

Citizen, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Citizen Rank in the Court of Madness.

Madman, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Madman Rank in the Court of Madness.

Honored Madman, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Honored Madman Rank in the Court of Madness.

Duke Dementia, Shivering Isles (30 points): Reached Duke of Dementia Rank in the Court of Madness.

Duke Mania, Shivering Isles (30 points): Reached Duke of Mania Rank in the Court of Madness.

Regent, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Regent Rank in the Court of Madness.

Defender, Shivering Isles (20 points): Reached Defender of the Realm Rank in the Court of Madness.

Madgod, Shivering Isles (50 points): Stopped the Greymarch.

Hints

Evidence chest

At the southern most point of the Shivering Isles, south of Madgod's Beet, is a cave called Corpserot Prison. Inside at the very beginning of the cave, you will find the evidence chest. It is in both Mania and Dementia. Note: On your map, Corpserot Prison is called Corpserot Passage.

Death Decree

Somewhere near Dunroot Burrow upon a hilltop are a couple slabs of stone. On those slabs of stone is a dead person, with a Potion of Nighteye nearby, some skeletons, and a note. The note is called "Death Decree". Pick it up and read it. It says that a man named "Robert Wisnewski" was sentenced to death by Sheogorath. Robert Wisnewski is on the Bethesda staff list. The reason for his death sentence was for trying to grow a beard (in which you cannot have a beard except for Sheogorath in Elder Scrolls).
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The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind reference

In Bliss, there is an Argonian named Big Head. Big Head's quest is to find The Fork of Horripilation. In The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, there is an Argonian that lives on the island farthest to the northwest of the Sheograth Region. In Morrowind, sitting on Big Head's table is The Fork of Horripilation.

Glitches

Duplicate items

Equip a Scroll that you have a multiple of (for example, Minor Heal Other x10). If you have ten scrolls you will get ten items. Swing a weapon. During the swing, open your inventory and select the scroll you equipped twice. You will not get a message. Drop the item to be duplicated. You can only duplicate things that you have less than the amount of scrolls you equipped. For example, with ten scrolls, you cannot duplicate fifteen potions. There is a way to get around this. Drop a few of the items you want to duplicate before you start this glitch so you have less than the amount of scrolls that you have. You can then pick them up afterward.

Permanent enchantment

Duplicate the item you want to permanently enchant yourself with. You must have two of them. Equip one of the items. Proceed with the normal duplication glitch, but drop the unequipped item and you will notice that both of them drop. You will not be able to re-equip that item again, but the effect it granted is now permanent.

Unfinished NPC

In Knotbone Chamber (just north of the Gates of Madness, outside the fringe), there is a man named Thaelius. Thaelius has no dialogue. When you talk to him, the only text that appears is "NO DIALOGUE". He is just a regular NPC in every other way however. He has a journal in his possession talking about his alchemical exploits, and how they drove his girlfriend away from him.

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