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Liven up the Jester's Festival with Daedric concert.
Zone: Stonefalls
Quest Giver: Samuel Gourone
Location(s): Daggerfall, Dresan Keep, Mephala's Nest, Ondil, Vulkhel Guard
Prerequisite Quest: The Jester's Festival
Reward: Jester's Festival Box
Stupendous Jester's Festival Box
Leveled Gold
XP Gain: Standard Experience XP
ID: 6722
RepeatableRepeatable: Daily
The band is together.
This quest is only available during the Jester's Festival
The Breton Samuel Gourone has a plan to liven up the Jester's Festival. He asked for my help in gathering minstrels for a band that's "out of this realm!"


Quick Walkthrough[edit]

  1. Talk to Samuel Guorone near the Jester's Festival tent
  2. Travel to Dresan Keep, Mephala's Nest, or Ondil
  3. Collect wine
  4. Place wine in a summoning circle to trap a Daedric creature
  5. Repeat the process in the other two locations
  6. Return to Samuel Guorone
  7. Ring the bell to begin the performance
  8. Speak to Samuel Guorone to collect your reward

Detailed Walkthrough[edit]

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At the Jester's Festival celebration tents, Samuel Gourone is unimpressed with the quality of celebrations taking place. He enlists you to go into three different locations across Tamriel—Dresan Keep in Glenumbra, Mephala's Nest in Stonefalls, and Ondil in Auridon—to collect rare wines that will, according to him, entice various Daedra to perform as a band during the celebration. He will equip you with Samuel's Wine List and Samuel's Compulsion Rune to aid you.

At each location, you must first collect the wine in question, either from the environment or from a killed enemy. In Dresan Keep, look for Bloodroot Rosé; in Mephala's Nest, collect Spider-Venom Wine; and in Ondil, pick up Fioraellian Muskwine. Place the wine in an indicated summoning circle nearby to summon a Daedra. The type of Daedric creature summoned varies. The Daedra will be trapped by a red beam from the summoning circle and then vanish. Once this has been done in all three locations, return to Samuel.

The performers, sedated

The three Daedra will be standing on the Jester's Festival stage, heads down, surrounded by a bright purple mist. When you speak to Samuel, he will tell you to ring the bell at the corner of the stage. Do so to snap the Daedra out of their inebriation and begin the brief performance which ends with the Daedroth bellyflopping into the crowd and all three creatures vanishing. Each Daedra will play a different part in the band: the Daedroth will play the lute, the Harvester will play the panpipes and tambourine, the Scamp will play a drum or the pipes if the Harvester is not present, the Winged Twilight will dance or play the pipes if the Harvester is not present, and the Ogrim will beat on his own belly as a drum. Afterward, speak to Samuel once more to complete the quest.

Gallery[edit]

Notes[edit]

Summoning Daedra[edit]

  • Depending on which summoning circle you use in Ondil or Mephala's Nest, the Daedra captured to play in the band will be different.
    • Ondil: a Harvester from the nearest circle or an Ogrim from the circle closer to the exit
    • Mephala's Nest: a Scamp from the circle across from the exit or a Winged Twilight from the circle in the southeast corner

Daedra Combinations[edit]

  • Scamp + Orgrim: the Scamp will play the flute while the Orgrim plays belly drums
  • Scamp + Harvester: the Scamp will play the bongos while the Harvester plays the flute and a drum
  • Winged Twilight + Orgrim: the Winged Twilight will play the flute while the Orgrim plays the belly drums
  • Winged Twilight + Harvester: the Winged Twilight will dance while the Harvester plays the flute and a drum

Bugs[edit]

  • Performance Bell Bug ?
    • Workaround: If the performance bell does not appear at the performance at Daggerfall, return to either Ebonheart or Vulkhel Guard to use a different bell.

Quest Stages[edit]

Getting the Band Together
Finishes Quest Journal Entry
I need to find the fine wine Samuel said would entice the minstrels and recruit them for the festival.
Objective: Recruit Performers for the Festival: 0/3
Objective Hint: Find Bloodroot Rosé
Objective Hint: Place the Wine in the Summoning Circle
Objective Hint: Find Spider-Venom Wine
Objective Hint: Place the Wine in a Summoning Circle
Objective Hint: Find Fioraellian Muskwine
Objective Hint: Place the Wine in a Summoning Circle
All of the minstrels have been gathered for the Jester's Festival, I should return to Samuel.
Objective: Return to Any Jester's Festival Tent
The minstrels made it to the Jester's Festival. I should talk to Samuel to see if there's anything else he needs.
Objective: Talk to Samuel Gourone
Samuel decided to let me do the honors and ring the nearby bell to tell the minstrels to start their performance.
Objective: Ring the Bell
Finishes quest☑ I helped Samuel liven up the Jesters Festival with music performed by captive Daedra. I should speak with him now that the performance is over.
Objective: Talk to Samuel Gourone
Notes
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  • Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
  • Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.