In both The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind and. This can be achieved by using enchanted items and/or blacksmithing potions to Fortify Smithing. As Dagon is the creator of Mehrunes Razor, the player in The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall can receive the dagger as a reward for completing a quest. This means that the weapon cannot be improved past flawless quality without boosting the Smithing skill over 100. The Razor can be upgraded with an Ebony Ingot and the Arcane Blacksmith perk, however it does not benefit from any smithing perks. The Razor has infinite charges, meaning it will never require recharging with a soul gem.
The unique enchantment grants the bearer a 3% chance to instantly kill any opponent. It is more effective when equipped on the left hand while dual wielding blades, because, during a power attack, the left arm swings twice and the right arm swings once. Its lightweight quality and 3% chance to instantly kill any opponent makes the Razor a useful weapon for all classes or styles of play. Otherwise, a grateful Silus will head safely back to his museum and place the Razor's fragments into a sealed display case which can't be interacted with. It will only be awarded if the Dragonborn chooses to kill Silus Vesuius. It is a zone DLC and will take place in Mehrunes Dagon s A lexical unit.
Mehrunes' Razor is obtained upon completion of Pieces of the Past. The next two DLCs for The Elder Scrolls Online have been announced at the Xbox.
