Lore:Ring of Khajiiti
The Ring of Khajiiti (sometimes just Ring of Khajiit or Ring of the Khajiiti) is a Daedric artifact associated with two Daedric Princes, Meridia and Mephala, who have both been known to offer the Ring in return for service.[1][2][3][4] It is said that the ring makes the wearer invisible, silent, and quick.[1][5]
The Ring was originally owned by Mephala, until it was stolen off her arm by Rajhin, the renowned burglar who later became revered as the Thief God of the Khajiit.[6][7] Using the Ring's powers, Rajhin became the most successful burglar in Elsweyr's history.[8] It is even said that Rajhin stole a tattoo from the neck of Empress Kintyra as she slept.[6] According to an account, he utilized the Ring's abilities to pilfer the Book that Knows from Hermaeus Mora's library beneath the sea.[5] Eventually, after making use of its power too freely, Rajhin was abandoned by the Ring and left exposed to his enemies.[1][7]
The last living dwarf, Yagrum Bagarn, at one point befriended the sorcerer Divayth Fyr.[9] At Fyr's behest, Yagrum Bagarn wrote a book that would later be known as Tamrielic Lore[10]:241 from the notes that he gathered over the centuries, listing the Ring of Khajiiti among the artifacts of "unimaginable significance".[8] By the Interregnum, copies of this book circulated throughout Tamriel, providing some general information on the artifact to its readers.[11]
Circa 2E 582 a popular card game known as Tales of Tribute had a card possibly depicting the ring.[12] In 3E 405, the Agent of the Empire was offered the ring by Meridia in return for killing a sorcerer that broke an arrangement with her, to which the Agent agreed.[2] In 3E 427, Mephala tasked the Nerevarine with assassinating a member of the Morag Tong who was killing without obtaining writs. In return for dealing with the rogue member, the Nerevarine was awarded the ring.[3] In 3E 433, the Hero of Kvatch was tasked by Meridia to cleanse a cave of necromancers; once this was accomplished, Meridia awarded the Hero the Ring.[4] In 4E 201, the Ring was owned by the Khajiit trader Ri'saad, who gave it to the Dragonborn as a reward for retrieving a precious shipment.[13]
Previous Owners:[edit]
See Also[edit]
- For game-specific information, see the Arena, Daggerfall, Morrowind, Oblivion, and SkyrimCC articles.
Gallery[edit]
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Ring of Khajiit (Daggerfall)
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Ring of Khajiit (Morrowind)
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Ring of Khajiit (Oblivion)
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Ring of Khajiit (Skyrim)
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Possible depiction of the Ring of Khajiit (ESO)
References[edit]
- ^ a b c The ring's description in Arena and Daggerfall
- ^ a b Meridia's quest in Daggerfall
- ^ a b Mephala's Quest in Morrowind
- ^ a b Meridia quest in Oblivion
- ^ a b How Rajhin Stole the Book that Knows
- ^ a b Varieties of Faith... — Brother Mikhael Karkuxor of the Imperial College
- ^ a b The Thief God's Treasures — Wafaruz the Veracious Spitter
- ^ a b Tamrielic Lore — Yagrum Bagarn
- ^ Yagrum Bagarn's dialogue in Morrowind
- ^ The Morrowind Prophecies: Game of the Year Edition — Peter Olafson
- ^ Tamrielic Artifacts
- ^ Rajhin's deck in ESO: High Isle
- ^ Spirits Away quest in Skyrim
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