You've been kicked out of the Guild, %PCName. Better make amends, or no one's going to talk to you.

You already brought me some scrap metal. Estoril can keep the Centurions working for a while.

So you found some, eh? Well, I'll give you a fair price for it. How about 250 septims each? That should put some clink in your pockets.

Well, keep looking. We used to have some Spider Centurion guards, and I sure felt safer with them around.

Did you find some scrap metal?

You can find scrap metal in most Dwemer ruins. I wish I knew a better place to get some, but I don't. We need four pieces of scrap metal to be on the safe side, but you don't need to try and clear out a Dwemer ruin, just run in, snatch some, and get out.

You've been expelled, but maybe you can join the Imperial Legion again.

You already brought me some scrap metal.

Yes, excellent. As you've guaranteed our victory over the Ordinators, I should probably give you a little something for your trouble. Here's 500 drakes.

Well? Where did you put it? I don't see any scrap metal.

Then go to a Dwemer ruin and find some. We will lose by default if we have nothing to show.

Do you have the scrap metal?

The Ordinators have challenged us to a hunt. They claim they will bring in the skin of a Corprus beast. We will do them one better by bringing in the scrap metal from a Dwemer centurion. The only Dwemer ruins I know of near here is Arkngthand, just to the north. But I hear it's been overrun by bandits.

Scrap metal refers not to common scraps of iron and steel, but to bits of exotic metals recovered from animated Dwemer artifacts like the centurion. Such metal is rare and precious, and prized both by collectors of antiquities and students of metals and enchantments.

Scrap metal refers not to common scraps of iron and steel, but to bits of exotic metals recovered from animated Dwemer artifacts like the centurion. Such metal is rare and precious, and prized both by collectors of antiquities and students of metals and enchantments.

I heard that you found the metal Valacca Prontia needed. Good work, %PCName.

Like I said, the ruins of Bthungtch should have plenty of scrap metal laying around. But it's fairly common in Dwemer ruins, and I'm sure you'd have success searching for it elsewhere as well.

It's illegal under Imperial law to sell Dwemer artifacts, but enforcement is lax, especially for scrap metal. You could probably find an alchemist somewhere who sells it. It might be easier to collect yourself, though. The ruins of Bthungtch on the west bank of the Thirr River, south of Almas Thirr, were recently occupied by smugglers. They're not friendly, but they might be weak from fighting off Dwemer centurions. I'd rather test my luck there than scrounge around in an untouched ruin.

Now, I'm not talking about ordinary Dwemer scrap metal, no. That is very easy to come by. I need finely tuned scrap metal, specifically crafted to resonate in perfect harmony with the stuff of creation. This kind of material is not only priceless, but also incredible rare. Luckily, I know exactly where you can find it. In the orrery of the ruins of Barzamthuand.

Now, I'm not talking about ordinary Dwemer scrap metal, no. That is very easy to come by. I need finely tuned scrap metal, specifically crafted to resonate in perfect harmony with the stuff of creation. This kind of material is not only priceless, but also incredible rare. Luckily, I know exactly where you can find it. In the orrery of the ruins of Barzamthuand.

You have to eject the damaged one and attach the new one to my body. I've moved the blocking lid away: the trapdoor lies to my left. Here, take this key to open it -- you can never be wary enough when it comes to these things. Upon entering my current living quarters, I will disable the magic barrier for you. Speak with me here, once you've finished. It is immensely inconvenient for me to speak outside of the Sanctum.

Splendid! You're proving to be worthy of my time, adventurer. Now it's time for us to meet in person. You see, this scrap metal is crucial for sustaining and amplifying the power I possess, I'll let you in all the details sooner than you'd expect. What you need to know for now is that my physical body is located underneath this sanctum, in the tabernacle and I need YOU to replace the broken metal piece glowing red with the one you brought here.

Head over to Barzamthuand, %PCName, and don't waste my time.

You've been expelled. We can only talk about that if you join the Imperial Cult again.

Yes, you have brought me the metal already.

Excellent news. Thank you, %PCRank, for taking your duties seriously. Please take these potions as a reward. You can make more potions of lightning shield or restore intelligence with scrap metal if you're careful with the drain health effect it may produce. I have more errands for you.

Come back when you have it.

Have you obtained five pieces of Dwarven scrap metal? If not, Decimia Gastoit of the Imperial Archaeological Society could help you find some.

Scrap metal refers to bits of exotic metals recovered from animated Dwemer artifacts. I require five pieces in order to study its alchemical properties for the chapel's needs. You can find scrap metal in most Dwemer ruins. If you require assistance with that, I recommend you speak with Decimia Gastoit at the Imperial Archaeological Society. She'll tell you where it's easiest to find if you let her know I sent you.

Scrap metal refers not to common scraps of iron and steel, but to bits of exotic metals recovered from animated Dwemer artifacts like the centurion. Such metal is rare and precious, and prized both by collectors of antiquities and students of metals and enchantments.