Skyrim Shrines of the Divines (and other gods)

So someone asked for a list of the shrine effects they could access directly from the Steam overlay while in-game, just for convenience's sake. I tried searching for one and didn't find any. If anyone finds another that was published before mine, please let me know. I would be more than happy to remove mine out of respect for the original guide(s).

I will cover only the basics for the time being (images of the shrines, their effects, and some of their locations). I have taken all of the information from this guide either directly from the UESP or from my own game experience. Hope you all can enjoy and that this might help some of you out!

Introduction

This guide was made as a quick-reference for those wanting to know the effects of the various shrines of the Divines and other deities within Skyrim. Please note that I did a quick check for other similar guides and found none. If you find any that I missed and supercede my guide, please notify me politely and I will be more than happy to remove mine out of respect for the original guide(s).

Please also note that I took most of this information and these images directly from the UESP[www.uesp.net] and that this guide is merely for the convenience of using it within the Steam overlay. Any other information or screenshots are from my own game experience.

One last thing before we begin:
Note that every single shrine in the game cures all diseases currently afflicting the player character upon their activation. Each shrine's effects also last a total of eight (8) in-game hours. Therefore, I will not bother to list these two effects for each and every single one as they should be automatically applied.

Now that all this is out of the way, let's begin!

Akatosh

Shrine of Akatosh

Effect: Magicka regenerates 10% faster.

Locations:

• Atop the hill directly north of Frostfruit Inn in Rorikstead.
  
• Atop a hill northeast of Twilight Sepulcher in Falkreath Hold.
  
• Atop another hill northeast of the Atronach Stone and slightly southeast of Steamcrag Camp.
  
• Inside Fort Sungard Shrine at Fort Sungard, southeast of Rorikstead. Only present if the fort is occupied by the Legion.

Arkay

Shrine of Arkay

Effect: Increases health by 25 points.

Locations:

• Adorning the resting place of an ancient traveler in Wayward Pass.
  
• Northeast of Windhelm, south of Snow Veil Sanctum.
  
• In the Markarth Hall of the Dead.
  
• In the Whiterun Hall of the Dead.
  
• In the Riften Hall of the Dead.
  
• In front of the gravekeeper's quarters in Falkreath.

Dibella

Shrine of Dibella

Effect: Speechcraft is increased by 10.

Locations:

• In the wilderness, south of Old Hroldan Inn across the White River.
  
• Markarth, in the Temple of Dibella.
  
• In the top of Broken Tower Redoubt.
  
• In the tower of Morvunskar, in a room next to Naris the Wicked.
  
• South of Dawnstar.
  
• In the corner of Lucky Lorenz's shack across the river from the Abandoned Prison.
  
• In the master bedroom of Haelga's Bunkhouse, Riften.

Julianos

Shrine of Julianos

Effect: Increases magicka by 25 points.

Locations:

• Inside Fellglow keep, a little southwest of the Fellglow Keep Ritual Chamber.
  
• North of Shearpoint, after going down some cliffs. It's almost completely buried, and is marked with a skeleton.
  
• Inside Harmugstahl, in Kornalus' room.
  
• In the courtyard of Fort Amol. Disappears along with the elemental mage occupants should the fort be taken over by either side in the Civil War.

Kynareth

Shrine of Kynareth

Effect: Increases stamina by 25 points.

Locations:

• Inside the Temple of Kynareth in the city of Whiterun.
  
• Inside Fort Sungard Shrine if the Forsworn occupy the fort.
  
• Southwest of Morthal, east of the river, between the city and Crabber's Shanty.
  
• Inside the Wreck Of The Brinehammer (on the shore, midway between the cities Dawnstar and Solitude). The shrine is lying on the floor near bookshelves.
  
• Inside Crystaldrift Cave, in the northwest corner of the main chamber.
  
• On Solstheim, on a hill north of the Earth Stone. (Dragonborn DLC)

Mara

Shrine of Mara

Effect: Healing spells restore 10% more.

Locations:

• In Nightcaller Temple, on a table along the wall to the left as you enter.
  
• In the Temple of Mara in Riften.
  
• Northwest of Old Hroldan.
  
• In the woods near the western border of the Pale and Whiterun - at the foot of the mountain range containing the Skyborn Altar dragon lair, in a straight line south from the Shrine of Mehrunes Dagon.

Stendarr

Shrine of Stendarr

Effect: Block 10% more damage with shields.

Locations:

• Near the center of Whiterun Hold's tundra, south of Swindler's Den and northeast of Broken Fang Cave.
  
• In Fort Greenwall Captain's Quarters.
  
• In Stendarr's Beacon.
  
• Inside the Hall of the Vigilant.

Talos

Shrine of Talos

Effect: TIme between shouts is reduced by 20%.

Locations:

• In the Temple of Talos in Windhelm.
  
• On the island directly west of Winterhold and north of Saarthal.
  
• In a valley north of Alftand and west of Saarthal.
  
• On an island northwest of Winterhold and to the north of Ysgramor's Tomb.
  
• Near Windhelm, south-southwest of the city, north of Windhelm Stables on a high rock outcropping.
  
• In Riften, behind Black-Briar Manor.
  
• At the Weynon Stones.
  
• In Whiterun, next to the Gildergreen tree.
  
• In Markarth, inside the Shrine of Talos.
  
• Inside Fellglow Keep, on the bottom floor, between rubble and a broken altar in front of a ruined statue of Talos.
  
• East of Whiterun, a short distance southeast of Shimmermist Cave, in a shallow alcove under a rock outcropping. You will go here for the miscellaneous quest "Elisif's Tribute".
  
• Southwest of Windhelm, on a straight line between Cradlecrush Rock and Mara's Eye Pond, at the shores of a small pond, northwest of Mixwater Mill. A statue of Talos right next to it is visible from Windhelm's entry bridge.
  
• Southwest of Froki's Shack, can be reached by following a path from Froki's Shack up the mountain.
  
• Northeast of Pinewatch, apparently attacked by a Thalmor Justiciar, who will be found dead among the worshippers he slew.
  
• Inside Fort Sungard Shrine at Fort Sungard, southeast of Rorikstead. Only present if the fort is occupied by the Stormcloaks.

Zenithar

Shrine of Zenithar

Effect: Buying and selling prices are 10% better.

Locations:

• Immediately west and just very slightly north of Four Skull Lookout on a promontory overlooking the river valley. Easily within sight of the western column of Four Skull Lookout.
  
• Within ruins in the wilderness between Fort Greymoor and Rorikstead, immediately east of Gjukar's Monument.
  
• West of Swindler's Den set against a large rock. There are other rocks of varying size around the area in a loose circle.
  
• Northeast of Riften Stables. Take the road north from the stables then turn east immediately after the guard towers. Look up the hillside. There's also an Amulet of Zenithar on the table.
  
• On Solstheim, northeast of Frostmoon Crag, reached from Fahlbtharz. (Dragonborn DLC)

Nocturnal

Shrine of Nocturnal
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The only non-divine shrine in the base game of Skyrim is for Nocturnal.

Effect: You are 10% harder to detect while sneaking.

Location: The Thieves Guild main room (I forgot the name, okay. I'll update it later.) You must do some of the radiant quests before the shrine shows up beneath a statue of the daedra Nocturnal.

Dawnguard DLC

Shrine of Auriel
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Effect: Bows do 10% more damage.

Locations:

• In Darkfall Cave, at Knight-Paladin Gelebor's camp.
  
• In the Inner Sanctum, surrounded by the Frozen Falmer.

Dragonborn DLC

All three of these new shrines can be found in the Raven Rock Temple, so I will not list their location individually. I will add images to these eventually, but they are currently unavailable.

Shrine of Azura

Effect: Resist 10% of magic damage.


Shrine of Boethia

Effect: Do 10% more damage with one-handed melee weapons.


Shrine of Mephala

Effect: Buying and selling prices are 10% better.

Conclusion

Obviously, I didn't put a whole lot of effort into this guide. Afterall, half of the information is copy-paste'd right from the UESP[www.uesp.net]. But as I said before, I made this only for the sake of convenience for those who'd rather have the information right on the Steam overlay.

Also, please note that the listed locations may or may not be all of the shrine locations. More may be hidden out there in the world of Skyrim. So don't be surprised if you find one in a place that wasn't listed.

I may expand upon this guide if I ever get the time and urge to do so. If it's requested, I may just add in the amulets and their effects as well.

Thank you for reading, and I hope it helped!

*Yes, there is a lot of stuff missing at the moment (images, amulets, etc.). I'll more than likely add it all in later, but I honestly just don't feel like putting it in right now. So deal with.

[cdrive1]

His shrine would probably have something like a Lute having wine constantly poured upon it.

[the Residence (Sean)]

....What if Sanguine and Sheogorath both had Shrines??? :O
Obviously Sheogorath would be Madness, like the fury spells.
And Sanguine... well... lol. He's the party prince, (a drunk one at that) and how would that work??

[SpaceGandalf]

how about in morthal :morthal:

[DerAlleinTiger]

I don't believe Meridia has a shrine like these in-game. I could be wrong and just never found it/don't remember it, but I don't believe it's there.

[bullet bait]

Miridia? I think thats her name.

[LordKaelan]

@Xanaran there are 8 in Solitude in the Temple of the Divines.

[Xanaran]

Is there any in solitude??

[Roger]

Thiefs guild main room is: The Ragged Flagon - Cistern.
I hope it helps

[Asgard241]

There is a mod that will display the effect when you look at the shrine. I think it was called shrines of skyrim.

[Sky-la-Moula]

loooooooool