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Letter from Falk Firebeard is a book in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim.
Locations[]
- Delivered by a courier after the quest "The Man Who Cried Wolf."
- This item can be pickpocketed before and after completing the aforementioned quest.
Quests[]
Contents[]
(Dragonborn's Name),
Over the last few days we've had some disturbing information come to light regarding the events at Wolfskull Cave and the summoning and binding ritual you interrupted there.
Given your involvement with that event I'm asking you to return to Solitude to help us once more. I'm wary of putting all the details in print, please come see me at the Blue Palace.
Sincerely,
Trivia[]
- This note is marked as a quest item and can not be removed from the inventory until Falk Firebeard is talked to.
- The quest cannot be started unless the Dragonborn levels up at least once, since the Courier will never bring the note otherwise.
Bugs[]
This section contains bugs related to Letter from Falk Firebeard. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:
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- PC 360 PS3 The letter from Falk Firebeard may be stuck in your inventory as a Quest Item if taken/pickpocketed after the quest has been completed.
- Fix: Bringing Potema's Remains to Styrr before returning to Falk Firebeard may fix this.
- PC Even if the Dragonborn levels up at least once, the letter still might not be delivered, in the end failing to start the quest.
- PC (Fix:) By adding the letter using the console command
player.additem 000d91d1 1
should start the quest.
- PC (Fix:) By adding the letter using the console command
Appearances[]
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