Online:Barkroot Blessing

Barkroot Blessing; Appearance
Type	Skin
Acquired From	Searching for Antiquities in Galen

"Some druids seek an understanding of nature by opening themselves to the cycle of the seasons. Rooted, they gain leaves and bark, taking in water and nutrients as would a tree. Or so the druids at the Jaded Ornaug claimed last night."—Aurelienne Broles

Barkroot Blessing worn by a male Dunmer

The Barkroot Blessing skin is acquired by digging for Antiquities in Galen.

Fragments[edit]

The table below shows the fragments in the order that they appear in the Antiquities menu:

Name	Scarab-host Box	N/A	Verita Numida Most puzzling. Druidic in origin, but the box has no discernible hinges, keyhole, or opening. When I hold it in my hands, I swear I can feel something alive scuttling around inside of it. What could its purpose be?
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Bosses in the Forgotten Wastes public dungeon on Vvardenfell
Name	Amber Heart	N/A	Verita Numida Ashamed to say that I almost dropped this. I felt it beat in my hand, like it was alive. Yes, it's anatomically correct, but it's made of hardened tree sap. Outside of druidic magic, I can't fathom how or why someone would make such a thing.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Wandering Boss Preserver of Galen
Name	Petrified Tree Bark Tablet	N/A	Verita Numida There's a spell carved here! Definitely druidic, and mentions something about donning the "skin of the forest." Does the pattern on the other side look like a face to you, too? I swear it kept flashing me an impish grin out of the corner of my eye.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Galen Treasure Map II
Name	Dolmen Clay	N/A	Verita Numida Detailed analysis suggests this clay was excavated from beneath one of the stone circles in the heart of Galen. Druidic practices make regular call for dolmen clay in rituals from the mundane to the fantastic.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Volcanic Vents in Galen
Name	Chimera-Hair Brush	N/A	Verita Numida A carved wooden handle, oak from the deep vales of Galen. I have no doubt. More intriguing is the hair! Chimera, I believe. A possible leap, but look how its warp and weft is so consistent? Subtly different than a lion's mane, which is the tip-off.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	The Endling in Grove of the Chimera
Name	Writhing Vine Mass	N/A	Verita Numida Unpleasant, but well worth the discomfort. Clings to skin with a subtle grip, and spreads itself out over a human body if given the chance. Living ritual implements like this have been rumored for years, but this was my first chance to study one.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Bahltur in Fauns' Thicket
Name	Old Growth Mulch	N/A	Verita Numida A solid clod of material with a rich aroma, druids from Galen make use of this mulch in tending to their precious herb gardens. When mixed with other ritual materials it could prove a potent activator, potentially unleashing hidden potential.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Galen Reward Coffers from Daily Quests in Galen
Name	Living Bark	N/A	Verita Numida Through alchemical and magical means this bark has been harvested in a still-living state. You could plant this in the ground and grown a whole stand of trees, if you were so inclined. I can only guess at its ritual purpose for the druids.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Razor Master Erthas in City of Ash I
Name	Grove Carpet Buds	N/A	Verita Numida These little budlings are still alive, believe it or not. This moss is called "Grove Carpet" by Galen druids. Practically indestructible in bud form. Sprinkle even ancient budlings in some water and you'll have a lush plant in a matter of days.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Druid Rerlas in Embervine
Name	Phoenix Moth Pigment	N/A	Verita Numida A vibrant pigment, but not the reds or oranges you might expect from the beautiful phoenix moth. This deep brownish hue comes from crushing the moth pupae, a ritualistically completed act done in preparation of some Galen rituals.
Type	Skin Fragment (Barkroot Blessing a.k.a. Forest Spirit)
Difficulty	Master
‎‎Lead	Harvesting Phoenix Moths