Sapphire Dragon Claw Puzzle

Found edit edit source received from wilhelm at the vilemyr inn in ivarstead in exchange for wyndelius s journal.

Sapphire dragon claw puzzle.

The sapphire dragon claw may still be marked as a quest item after you finish the quest which prevents you from removing it from your inventory. The illusion skill book before the ages of man can be found opposite from the levers in the first room. It is necessary to open a door within shroud hearth barrow. The answer to these puzzles is on the actual key.

The sapphire dragon claw. Re visiting shroud hearth barrow after it has respawned and clearing it again may remove the quest item marking from the claw. Starting with the outer ring moth owl wolf. The combination is located on the palm of the claw.

See my earlier video to see where the claw is found. Once the door recedes a table is straight ahead with an empty random soul gem and a random helmet. Sapphire dragon claw extra type. The tomb ends at a door that requires the sapphire dragon claw to open.

The sapphire dragon claw is obtained from wilhelm the inn keeper of the vilemyr inn in ivarstead as a reward for bringing him wyndelius s journal the journal of the man who was haunting the shroud hearth barrow. Once you have the sapphire dragon claw go back to shroud hearth barrow to the puzzle door room. This is a solutionm to the sapphire claw puzzle. The sapphire dragon claw is used to open a door in shroud hearth barrow and is acquired by completing the miscellaneous objective investigate shroud hearth barrow.

Just ensure that when you look at the saphire claw that the claws are at the top with the palm at the bottom and the palm is facing towards you all of the symbols on the claw should be right side. Theses puzzles are always on doors with a three prong dragon claw key slot with three creatures on three rotating slabs as shown below. 00663d7 the glyphs on this claw are moth owl and wolf. You can receive the claw key by completing the investigate shroud hearth barrow miscellaneous objective.