Shivering talk:Sickly Bernice's Taphouse

Alley Wine

Where can i find her Alley Wine ive looked Everywhere — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 16:56 on July 5 2011

According to the CS, it seems that the single bottle of Bernice's Alley Wine is in the house of the Manic Urul gro-Agamph in Split. --DKong27 ^{Tk Ctr Em} 22:37, 5 July 2011 (UTC)

Thanks — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 00:15 on July 6 2011

That is definitely worth mentioning on the beverages page as well as Urul's page. Is that the ONLY bottle in the entire Isles, it pretty much makes it the rarest drink in the game. Can you buy it anywhere? --Krusty 06:41, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

Indeed it is worth noting locations of the new beverages````

i dont think you can buy it anywhere i checked the taphouse of Sickly Bernice's

Someone should edit the notes on the potions page i dont know how to do it — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 09:48 on 6 July 2011

It is indeed the only bottle in the game. It isn't sold by anybody. mxk101^Talk 09:55, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

Someone should really edit the notes on the potions page — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 09:57 on 6 July 2011

I have added a note to the Potions page. mxk101^Talk 10:06, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

That was fast edit — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 10:09 on 6 July 2011

(←) (((Fellmor red wine is in Paswall's inn so is Bernice's Summer wine. Palace and Sunken Urn for Fellmor Spore and Swamp wine. Bernice's Roofwater wine is on the roofs of crucible at the spot of the start of the unmarked quest (The Paranoid Roofwatcher). Mead is quite common though. Those are helpful notes we should add99.169.161.243 10:59, 6 July 2011 (UTC) — Unsigned comment by 99.169.161.243 (talk) at 10:46 on 6 July 2011

Got it. Now, please, can you try and sign your posts with four ~~~~'s and make indents using colons? Thanks in advance! --Krusty 10:57, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

Alright sorry new to the wiki but been playing game for long time. Another player on Ps3 finally!99.169.161.243 11:04, 6 July 2011 (UTC)

Sunken Urn - Should its location be added to the description page for Sickly Bernice's Taphouse?

A search for "Sunken Urn" brings up the key, and a brief statement that the key is located on the roof and the urn is behind the taphouse. It's not marked in the Shivering Isles map. It was my opinion that the key and urn should be mentioned on this page, since it doesn't have its own page. I just thought that would match how many of the other location pages are made, where significant items in and near the area are mentioned. However, I don't want to mess up the wiki, so I'm just posting my opinion here. 184.19.222.69 22:26, 13 August 2011 (UTC)Amsuko (P.S. you guys are awesome!)

The whole rooftop/urn-phenomenon has its own page - here. No map link, though. --Krusty 22:37, 13 August 2011 (UTC)

Perhaps a link to that page should be added here. I hadn't played Oblivion in awhile and I vaguely remembered something about a storage container in the mud. I wanted to check if I had stored items in it. I searched the city and couldn't find it. Then I searched UESP and was surprised that I couldn't find a link. (I searched for it to be listed as a usable storage place, expecting to find a list of Shivering Isles safe storage places/houses/etc. I also thought I would find it if I could locate a Shivering Isles "tips" page or a city tip page, thinking someone would mention it as a useful storage container.) Eventually I found the key and used a search for its exact name. Maybe it should be mentioned on the Crucible page instead, at the bottom where there's a note about the rooftop quest. Perhaps a note that just says: two unique safe storage locations are the urn (link to quest) and the skinned hound (link to quest). (Maybe I'm unusual, but quick storage locations seem very useful to me. Having to fast travel - run to a building - go inside - wait to load - run around inside - go to basement/separate room - wait to load - run to container - just to use a sack of grain, or worse, just to use the storage in your own house, is terrible! Keep in mind that you can't quick travel out of a building - thus requiring that you have to do all that again just to leave! Although the urn is not ideal, it's easy to acquire quickly and is somewhat near the quick-travel location for Crucible. I just thought something useful like that would be mentioned as a tip in other pages (otherwise, you'd learn about it only if you pre-read about every quest). On a different note, I have found that Ushnar's skinned hound is a more important tip than the urn, since you can chose to place the dog's body right next to a quick-travel location of your choice.) -- Amsuko 14:47, 14 August 2011 (UTC)

We are revamping the entire SI namespace these months, and I'll keep your post in mind. That being said, I don't think we will list safe containers floating around in the city streets (much). We don't do it in Cyrodiil, so the Isles will probably suffer the same. I'll see what I can do. In the meantime, may I recommend the chest at Blood Island Camp? I use that all the time. :) --Krusty 22:49, 14 August 2011 (UTC)