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Contains | Hagraven Claw Hagraven Feathers |
Hagravens are hideous, avian-like, female humanoids with scraggly gray hair, pale skin, hooked noses, and solid black eyes. Their limbs are long and bony, and their hands and feet each have four digits ending in sharp talons. They dress in tattered black garments and have black raven feathers bound to their shins and forearms.
- Hagraven Feathers is an ingredient in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. It can be used to make potions at an alchemy lab as part of alchemy.
- While walking around Skyrim, a hagraven came wandering up to me. I did a power attack and got in an extra three hits while it was staggered. I repeated this three times with Grimsever (glass sword of frost damage) and the hagraven was down. Strangely, I found three hagravens at once in a Dwemer ruin. I took one down but then went to low health.
- Misha is a character added by Interesting NPCs. She was voiced by Christine Slagman. Misha can be encountered in The Bird's Eye, a tower added by the mod itself. A note that can be obtained by talking to Corpulus in the Winking Skeever. He will give you a note that will initiate the quest Birds of a Feather.
- Some of the more dangerous foes you’ll encounter in Skyrim are Hagravens. These nasty witches are a grotesque cross between old crones and monstrous birds. Infused with dark magic, their bodies transformed into twisted monstrosities complete with feathers and bird-like claws. According to the in-game book, A Herbalist’s Guide to Skyrim.
Hagravens are a sort of combination between an old crone and a bird. They have clawed feet and hands and feathers growing out of their forearms. They will attack from afar with destruction spells and up close with their claws. They can be found in the company of Forsworn or Witches who serve them.
Young witches become Hagravens as a sacrifice of their humanity and beauty in order to acquire vast magical power. It is evident in the personalities and attitudes of Hagravens that they are not entirely content with their fateful, and irreversible, choice.
Hagravens drop a number of items when they are killed, including hagraven feathers, which are useful in alchemy.
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Glenmoril Witch[edit | edit source]
The Glenmoril Witches are residents of Glenmoril Coven. There are 5 of them in total and their coven was responsible for giving The Companions the Beast Blood. They were eventually wiped out by the Dragonborn who took their heads as a cure for lycanthropy.
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Skyrim Hagraven Feathers
To become a hagraven, witches must get a living sacrifice. This can be seen by doing the quest set out by Illia once you enter a hagraven cult's hideout. During the quest you get a special staff.
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