Cannot Discuss Amulets With Wuunferth?

The text provides a guide on how to solve a murder mystery in Windhelm, involving a strange amulet and a necromancer. Players can talk to the old woman who puts up posters about Wuunfurth and confront him about it. The short route is to sell the amulet to Calixto and speak to Wuunferth personally, rather than accusing him. This route is less glitched and doesn’t have a part 2 part.

To proceed, players can talk to Jorleif about suspicions against Wuunferth directly. They can also talk to Calixto and sell the amulet before proceeding. After finding the Strange Amulet in Hjerim, players should take it to Calixto and sell it to him. Then, they should go to Wuunferth and ask him about the amulet. Viola will mention rumors about Wuunferth and that the information should go to the steward. Calixto will take a look at the strange amulet and further the suspicion.

After getting the amulet and journal from Hjerim, players need to figure out who owns them. They can talk to Jorleif, who then arrests Wuunferth, but this option wastes time. Instead, players should confront Wuunferth and learn how to solve the murder mystery in Windhelm.

If the quest doesn’t proceed in three days, players can visit Wuunferth in prison Barraks and talk to him. Calixto will take a look at the strange amulet and further the suspicion about Wuunferth. Players should visit the Bloodworks to talk to Wuunferth, as Wuunferth goes to jail. The quest will proceed as though the player had found the amulet when talking to Jorleif and Wuunferth, even though they have not.

How do I get rid of the Strange Amulet in Skyrim?

It should be noted that the item in question can only be removed from the player’s inventory by selling it to Calixto during the Blood on the Ice event. This is due to the item’s status as a useless quest item in the absence of a recent patch update.

Why can’t i sell amulet of Talos?

The Amulet of Talos is an enchanted amulet found in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, representing the god Talos, the divine incarnation of the Dragonborn, Tiber Septim. It can be used to decrease the cool-down time of dragon shouts by 20%, allowing more frequent use of shouts. In The Elder Scrolls V: Hearthfire, an amulet of Talos, a dragon bone, dragon scales, and a steel ingot can be used to craft a Shrine of Talos for the cellar of a homestead’s main hall.

Is Wuunferth actually the butcher?

The Butcher has evaded arrest, and Wuunferth, located in his cell in the Bloodworks of the Palace of the Kings, reveals that he is not the killer. The Mysterious Amulet is actually the Necromancer Amulet, and necromancy is a core part of the murders. Wuunferth reveals that he had been tracking the killer before his arrest, predicting the next murder within the next day. The Dragonborn must now patrol the Stone Quarter at night to catch the Butcher before he can strike again. The Dragonborn may approach Wuunferth immediately and accuse him of necromancy and the murders.

Why can’t I get rid of my amulet of Talos?

The amulet, procured from Roggvir in Solitude following his execution, is a quest item that may be initiated by speaking to Svari (Child) in Solitude. Although the item may be subject to a technical malfunction that prevents the completion of the quest, it should be available as a drop.

How do I get rid of Roggvir’s amulet?

To start a quest, talk to Svari and type player. drop 000CC846 to drop Roggvir’s amulet. Greta will redirect the player to the dropped amulet. Return the amulet to finish the quest, allowing the player to keep the amulet of Talos and any other collected items. Greta can be killed to remove the amulet(s), but one can pickpocket the bugged amulet onto her to remove it from her inventory without killing her.

How to follow up on the clues from Hjerim?

The text suggests that following clues from Hjerim Jorleif, it is suggested to talk to Calixto Corrium and Viola Giordano to uncover information about the amulet and warning flyers. The text also suggests seeking assistance from Jorleif, questioning witnesses, reporting to the guard, and examining the crime scene. It also mentions that the protagonist is asked to help investigate the latest murder in Windhelm, where a shadowy killer is present. The protagonist is asked to patrol the streets of the Stone Quarter at night and catch the murderer. The quest is launched by talking to the guard at the Windhelm graveyard.

What time to catch Calixto?

In the game, a murderer appears and kills another young lady in the market district. The player chases him back to an abandoned house, where he attacks and loots his body. In the graveyard district, a city guard and NPC characters are near the scene of a grisly murder. The guard mentions that this is the latest in a string of murders with the same modus operandi in Windhelm, but nobody has been able to witness the culprit.

The player is asked to help with the investigation, as long as permission is obtained from the Jarl’s assistant. The Jarl’s assistant can be found within the Palace of the Kings, the keep in Windhelm where Ulfric Stormcloak presides and coordinates the Stormcloak Rebellion with his military advisors.

With permission granted, the player must interrogate witnesses who are standing nearby, but none can provide any useful information about the murderer. The guard confirms that this is the case for all previous murders and suggests that the player speak with the Priestess of Arkay to learn if any details about the condition of the bodies might offer any clues about the murderer. The Priestess is a strange one, so the player must be cautious and cautious in their investigation.

Where is the amulet in Hjerim?

Players find a hidden room in a wardrobe on the ground floor, where they find a Strange Amulet and journals. They need to find out who owns the amulet and journal from Hjerim. They can consult Calixto or Wuunferth in Windhelm, who offer a Gold reward for turning it in. Calixto, a collector, may find it odd that Wuunferth wants it, but players can question him or accuse him of being the Butcher if they wish.

Is Wuunferth guilty in Skyrim?

The Butcher has struck again in Windhelm, after Wuunferth the Unliving was imprisoned. Calixto Corrium, the true Butcher of Windhelm, has helped bring him to justice and exonerated Wuunferth. To find the real killer, go to the murder scene in Windhelm’s graveyard, talk to Jorleif in the Palace of Kings, Helgird in the Hall of the Dead, follow the trail of blood to Hjerim, search Hjerim for evidence, talk to Viola Giordano and Calixto Corrium, make an important choice, patrol the Stone Quarter at night, and report back to Jorleif.

When visiting Windhelm, a serial killer on the loose is mentioned, but nobody talks about it. When the right conditions are met, the body of Candlehearth Hall barmaid Susanna the Wicked appears in the graveyard. A guard stops you and explains the murders, but local guards are too busy with the war to conduct a real investigation. They will ask you to question the three townsfolk gathered around the body.

Helgird is little help at the moment, but points out that Susanna’s coin purse is still intact. Calixto Corrium claims he saw a fellow running away but didn’t get a good look at him, and local beggar Silda the Unseen didn’t make it to the scene before Susanna was dead and the killer gone.

How to buy Hjerim after Blood on the Ice?

Hjerim can be bought without taking a side in the war by completing the quest Blood on the Ice. The house is buyable once someone is chosen and thanked, leaving the quest and house untouched. With 1. 03, you can become Thane of Eastmarch after Blood on the Ice, changing the trigger to offer this option. This does not affect Hjerim itself, but only the specific topic to sell the house, making it compatible with almost anything. Blood on the Ice is used as a convenient “favor” to unlock the option to purchase the house.

What happens if you imprison Wuunferth?

Blood on the Ice is a story where the Dragonborn suspect Wuunferth the Unliving as the Butcher responsible for the killings, based on advice from Viola Giordano and Calixto Corrium. He is imprisoned and eventually caught, but murders continue, proving his innocence and framed by Calixto. The Dragonborn can accuse Wuunferth of Necromancy, but he is actually investigating the murders himself. He reveals that the Strange Amulet was the Necromancer’s Amulet and a ritual is at play.

He instructs the Dragonborn to survey the Stone Quarter, where he predicts a new murder. The killer strikes again, revealing that he is in the Bloodworks, proving that the Dragonborn’s investigation skills are not as sharp as they seem.