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The Winking Skeever is an inn located in Solitude. It's owned by an Imperial named Corpulus Vinius. Corpulus Vinius says that the reason the inn has such a curious name is because, when he was a child, he had a pet skeever that would wink at him, noting that skeevers used to be much smaller. Thus, he named the inn as such.

Show 'em what you're thane of.

The Mortar and Pestle is the alchemy shop in Dawnstar, located between Brina's House and Beitild's House. It is run by the elderly Frida who also lives above the main trading room. It consists of one area, The Mortar and Pestle. Like all other stores, The Mortar and Pestle has a number of fixed wares on display scattered around the main trading room. These can be bought from the proprietor Frida and will disappear from the room when purchased. For a list of these special items, see this section.

Dead Man's Drink is a tavern found in Falkreath. Dead Man's Drink is the local inn and is owned by Valga Vinicia. She named the inn Dead Man's Drink because of the town's inside joke, which started from the graveyard that's also the largest graveyard in Skyrim. If you have completed the radiant quest to save Valdr and avenge his fallen comrades, he will be in this tavern.

Whiterun is the capital city of Whiterun Hold, in the center of Skyrim. In Whiterun, Nords live in the 'traditional' manner: their lives are simple, harsh, and rooted in ancient ideas. Even the city's fortifications—wooden and stone palisade walls and the sheer defensive advantage offered by its position on a large bluff that raises the city above the surrounding tundra—are archaic by contemporary standards. Due to its central location, Whiterun serves as the commercial heart of Skyrim.

Grave Concoctions is an alchemist's shop in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, located in Falkreath. The shop is owned by Zaria, a Redguard who was drawn to Falkreath by its ancient graveyard. She named the shop to follow suit with an old Falkreath "tradition" in which names typically have to do with death. The shop is the source of potions and alchemical ingredients in the town. During later levels, a Daedra heart can possibly be purchased at the shop. An alchemy lab can also be found within.

Birna's Oddments is a trading shop in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim that is located in Winterhold. Birna's family has lived there for generations beyond count, and no amount of natural disaster or unusual magical events are going to drive her out now. Both her and her brother Ranmir live in the house that doubles as a small shop selling a variety of items. She will even part with a strange claw if the price is right. In the evenings, after 7 PM, one can sometimes be allowed into the shop as usual, but Birna does not display the dialogue for buying and selling things.

Windpeak Inn is the local inn of Dawnstar in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Upon entering the inn for the first time, the Dragonborn will find a group of townsfolk consulting Erandur about their disturbing dreams and will begin Vaermina's Daedric Quest. The inn is owned by Thoring, with bardic entertainment provided by his daughter, Karita. Abelone is the inn's maid.

Braidwood Inn is a tavern in Eastmarch located in Kynesgrove. Braidwood inn is run by Iddra, who sells food and drinks. A room can be rented from her for 10 Gold for 24 hours. According to Delphine, the inn serves a "nice, dark ale." Most of Kynesgrove's characters can be found at the Braidwood Inn while they aren't working at the Steamscorch Mine or at the crops outside it.

The Silver-Blood Inn is an inn located in the city of Markarth, right inside the city gates. It is maintained by Kleppr and Frabbi, a husband and wife who are always arguing. The inn gets its name from the wealthy Silver-Blood family who owns it.

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The New Gnisis Cornerclub is a tavern located in the Gray Quarter of Windhelm. There are three levels in the Cornerclub. Ambarys is on the first floor. On the third floor, Malthyr Elenil can be found sleeping in the bed at night, and there is the business ledger on a table on the left side upon walking up the stairs. The cornerclub serves as the social center of the Dunmer within Windhelm. Patrons can buy drinks and swap stories, but there are no rooms to rent. Some Nords from Windhelm seem to think the drinks here are better than at the Candlehearth Hall.

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