He and his followers frequently cite their desire to see the 'natural order' maintained.

He is known as the Taskmaster, and seems to be charged with maintaining the proper order among the lesser Daedric species and the lower planes of Oblivion. īeyond his interaction with the mortal world, Peryite is believed to have a specific duty within the realms of Oblivion. It is said that the goddess Kyne gives Peryite the souls of skeevers when they die. He is typically listed along with princes such as Molag Bal and Vaermina as one of the few truly evil Daedric Lords, in the mortal Man and Mer sense of the word. Indirectly, Peryite has influenced the lives of nearly every mortal inhabitant of Nirn throughout history he is the Lord of Pestilence, the cause of many plagues and pandemic diseases.

It is said that Peryite's worshipers are to regard his likeness to that of Akatosh as some curious and primordial jest of sorts. Peryite's Shrine in Cyrodiil is located next to the Silverfish River. Peryite has a shrine in Skyrim, north-east of Markarth. Not knowing what the Pits look like, it is impossible to tell where the souls were actually trapped. This may explain why, when his followers in Cyrodiil attempted to contact him, their souls appeared to be stuck on Mehrunes Dagon's Oblivion plane, the Deadlands. Even among those mages with the skill and knowledge to travel to the planes of Oblivion, Peryite's Pits are impossible to enter. When he does appear to mortals, he usually takes the form of a large dragon, wyrm, or an aspect of a gathering of large rats.

Like Cloak spells holding any spell Dual-cast will increase the damage of the 'poison cloak'.In terms of direct interaction, Peryite is one of the least known of the Daedric Princes, not being recorded by name in the history of any known Tamrielic culture.

Most hostile creatures or NPCs affected by the poison cloak will take on a similar silhouetted appearance.įor more information, see the Ebony Mail article. While active, the armor gives off a black/green-colored smoke and all parts of the wearer (including weapons but not hair and facial hair) appear a shadowy black. The most unique feature of the Ebony Mail is its 'poison cloak' enchantment, which activates when the wearer is sneaking or when an enemy is nearby. In appearance, the Ebony Mail is not too different from ordinary ebony armor, aside from the absence of shoulder pauldrons, a black chainmail texture replacing the cloth areas, and minor color changes. It is awarded to you by Boethiah for completing the quest Boethiah's Calling. It is heavy armor and enchanted with a muffle effect as well as a unique area effect that inflicts 5 points of poison damage per second on nearby opponents. The Ebony Mail is an artifact created by the Daedric Prince Boethiah. Nineteen Daedric Artifacts are available in the game most are rewards for the Daedric Quests. These items are formed from the essence of a Daedric Prince, providing the items with their power. Many of the artifacts are of Daedric origin. However, many artifacts do not have an applicable perk that allows improvement past flawless quality without a Smithing skill of greater than 100. Improving enchanted items requires the Arcane Blacksmith perk. The material and perk relevant to each item is given below. Some of them may be improved by smithing. None of these artifacts can be disenchanted to learn the enchantment. The definition used for artifacts on this article is that the item must meet all three of the following requirements: There are a number of artifact armor that can be found throughout the game of Skyrim.

Skyrim daedric artifacts