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Riften’s Thane requirements are rather different from most of the others.
You first need to complete all stages of the skooma smuggling questline (give the Argonian a healing potion and find out about the dealer, speak to the Jarl and get access to the warehouse, kill the dealer in the warehouse and find a note, report back to the Jarl, head to Cragslorn Cave and wipe out the group of skooma dealing, illegal dogfighting bandits, report back to the Jarl).
Then you should get the Thane dialogue prompt of “is there anything else you need, my Jarl?”
You’ll then get the standard “help my people and own a home in my city” response.
Instead of assisting 3 people though, you need to assist 5 AND you need to purchase Honeyside.
IIRC you will NOT get entries in your Miscellaneous quest log for these objectives like you do with other Thane quests.
Only once you help 5 people and purchase Honeyside will you then get an objective to return to the Jarl and be made Thane.
Yeah, Riften’s is kinda weird. It’s also prone to being problematic because the Argonian who begins the required skooma questline is not protected or essential. If you kill her, or a dragon attacks the docks where she spends most of her day and she dies - you’re locked out of becoming Thane unless you input about 10 different console commands.
There’s also a couple quests and favor type activities you would think count towards assisting people - but they don’t.
The quickest and easiest way to pump out all five is to:
1. Give Dravin his bow back from the Ratway
2. Give the Argonian man in the tavern three flawless amethysts
3. Bring the Dunmer food vendor some frost salts/ice wraith teeth (I forget which it is)
4. Fetch Law-Giver’s son’s weapon from the blacksmith
5. Beat the stable master in a fist fight
Alternatively there’s also bringing the ingredients Ingun Black-Briar wants, giving fire salts to the blacksmith, and talking to Sapphire about Shadr’s debt.
Instead of Setstage commands, you would open the console, select the Jarl, and type the following:
setrelationshiprank [RefID] 1 <enter>
Followed by
player.setrelationshiprank [RefID] 1 <enter>
For Laila Law-Giver, the reference ID is 00019DEA
For the Steward, Anuriel, it is 00019DEE
I have had this happen once with the same quest. I simply set the relationship rank and the dialog option to help the people and purchase the house appeared.
Did you buy Honeyside?
Buying it is a requirement for Riften’s Thane status.