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Cavern of the Incarnate

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind® Game of the Year Edition guide · Receiving the Moon-and-Star ring

The Cavern of the Incarnate is the sacred shrine of Azura where the player completes the Third Trial of the Nerevarine prophecies. Entering the cavern requires visiting at dawn or dusk when the entrance unlocks, after which the player receives the Moon-and-Star ring directly from the statue of Azura. Inside, the player speaks with the spirits of failed Incarnates to collect their advice and ancestral gifts before proceeding with the main quest.

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Moon-and-Star: On the statue of Azura in the hands of the goddessPeakstar's Belt: Given by the ghost of Peakstar after speaking with herHort-Ledd's Robe: Given by the ghost of Hort-Ledd after speaking with himConoon Chodala's Boots: Given by the ghost of Conoon Chodala after speaking with himErur-Dan's Spear: Given by the ghost of Erur-Dan after speaking with himAne Teria's Mace: Given by the ghost of Ane Teria after speaking with herIdrenie Nerothan's Cuirass: Given by the ghost of Idrenie Nerothan after speaking with herMalur Omayn's Belt: Given by the ghost of Malur Omayn after speaking with him

Tips

The entrance to the Cavern of the Incarnate is locked by magic and only opens during the transition hours of dawn (6 AM to 8 AM) and dusk (6 PM to 8 PM).
Talk to every failed Incarnate ghost in the cavern before leaving, as each offers valuable unique enchanted equipment and lore.

Not listed for this area: secrets, enemies, shops and people.

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