Tova Shatter-Shield will begin her day at am by having breakfast for three hours. After completing her lengthy breakfast, she will head to the Windhelm marketplace to spend the next five hours of her day.
Once her visit to the market it completed, she will head to Candlehearth Hall at 4pm. She will depart for home around pm, where she will have dinner. Tova will finally end her day around 10pm, at which point she will retire to her bed until am the next day to repeat her schedule.
Tova wears a set of fine clothes and a pair of fine boots. She carries an iron dagger to defend herself.
Besides that, she also carries a key to Hjerim , a key to her home, as well as a selection of upper-class items and gold. Approaching Tova will have her mention her grieving over her lost daughter: "I've been a bit out of sorts since I just miss her so much. Tova will once again become involved with her daughter's killer when you are tasked with bringing the murderer to justice. The guards will direct you towards her to gain access to Hjerim by saying: "Friga Shatter-Shield's old place?
It's been abandoned ever since she was killed. Behind the false wall you will find an Altar to investigate. Do so and then read the The Butcher's Journal 2. Talk with Viola Giordano after you have looked at those items.
She will suspect Wuuthfer the Unliving. There are 2 choices to make here. You can either head to Jorleif and have him arrest Wuuthfer the Unliving or go to Wuunferth the Unliving himself.
Jorleif is found in the main hall or in any of the nearby side rooms. Talking with him, you will be able to accuse Wuunferth the Unlivinig of the murders, but he will protest his innocence.
A few days later, another murder will happen and you will need to resume your investigation. Avoid doing this. Wuuthfer the Unliving is found by going into the Palace of the Kings and taking an immediate left. Go on up the stairs beyond the door. After that, just check the rooms to find Wuunferth. Once you find him, talk with him and ask him about the amulet and journal. He will tell you that he never kept a journal and will tell you the amulet is the Necromancer's Amulet.
He will then make the prediction that the next attack will happen in the Stone Quarter tomorrow night. Head to the Stone Quarter in Windhelm. Once there, wait a short while if nothing is happening.
And therefor I also saved Tova Poor Tova. At least it gives the AI some emotion. KattSand Premium Member. I usually don't kill Nilsine because I don't feel like the reward you get for doing that is worth it, so since it's optional I just leave that part of the quest unfinished. I've always felt that the cities are poorly populated as it is so I don't wanna cause the death of npc's when it isn't necessary.
Funny x 1. Mr1cammando asdf. The real fluffed up part of this is that you didn't even have to kill Nilsine. You did it for goodies, you did it because you thought that you might be rewarded. Was it worth it? I didn't even know she had died until my next visit to Windhelm. I had broken into her house, taken everything, and then found the consequences of my actions. I just turned off the game.
I didn't want to play anymore. I don't have the quest active; that's my problem, I can't get it to start at all. I actually did complete the Stormcloak questline, but I still can't enter Hjerim, since it says it requires a key. I don't actually care about the quest itself -- all I want is the Windhelm house. Unfortunatelym I can't buy the house from the steward, because he just says something about "recent unpleasantness. Another bump, to see if anyone knows anything else.
User Info: fffez. Did you go to the graveyard and look at the crime scene? Well, I've been to the graveyard a bunch of times, but there has never been a crime scene. That's why I'm trying to force the quest to start a different way.
Honestly, then you just wait Have you completed the DB questlines? If so I believe it is unobtainable due to a programming oversight I'm sure. Anywho I'm in the same boat as you and I really want that house.
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