There was one “small” problem, however:Īfter killing Rykas, make sure to loot his body. Leave the Tunnels as you are approaching the entrance, there is an explosion and the ceiling behind you collapses! You now have to return to the Lakehouse, if you ever want to see what else is down there. Note: it can be in any set of underground tunnels. Once in the Tunnels, and out of eye sight, I attacked! It wasn’t particularly difficult – a Shout or 2 knocked Rykas off-balance long enough for me to finish him off. I went to Rykas, tricked him into following me, and went back to the Lake entrance to the Tunnels. The Jarl proclaimed that “certain areas of the City are out of eyesight of the Dwarves’ Law” he instructed me to lead Rykas underground and kill him, “for the good of us all”. I was hoping that the Jarl would want me to dispose of Rykas – somehow – and I was right. I couldn’t attack him (that would trigger the Dwarves’ Law), but I needed his armor, so i decided on taking a chance: I went back to the Jarl and accused Rykas of breaking the Dwarves’ Law.
I didn’t have the Immaculate Armor set… and only one person did:
That warning at the top of the above picture? That energy will kill your character in under 7 seconds if you stay here, so RUN back up the path! If you have the Immaculate Armor Set, skip ahead to “Circling the Dome”.Īccusations and Getting the Immaculate ArmorĪfter running from the Tunnels – with less than 1/4 bar of health – I returned to the City.
Unless you have a FULL set of Immaculate Armor, your journey might end here. There is a Smelter on the right, a low wall in front, and the path to the right. By his body is an Immaculate Dwarven Helmet! the path branches to the right again, slopes down, and brings you to this: At the bottom of this section, you find Liandris… or what’s left of him. Inside, there is a long, downward-sloping path it makes a right hand turn and continues to slope down. I entered the Tunnels not from my quarters or one of the other shops (see Part IV) but from the boarded up door near the Lake. This was indirectly corroborated by the now-deceased Brandas and his “something evil is down there” Final Words. I was told by the scholar Brol that there had to be some kind of Judge that lived underground, pulling the strings of the Dwarves’ Law. This is the 6th and final part of a multi-post series on the Skyrim mod, “The Forgotten City”.
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