You could either get a key to the door from either Erdi or Una, the two servants, or you could request help from a friend who would convince Elisif to let you inside her chamber in order to function as her personal bodyguard. Access to the jarl's private chambers could be granted in two ways. Due to this, a guard would constantly accompany you while walking around, unless you could convince a friend inside the Palace to escort you instead. You would not be able to walk around inside without constant supervision. The whole Blue Palace would go on high alert. Instead of Boethiah congratulating you, she would instead inform you of your new objective, assassinating the Jarl of Solitude, Elisif the Fair using stealth, deceit and guile.īoethiah would've spread rumors of an assassin coming for the jarl, and she would lock herself into her private chambers out of paranoia. The 'quest' would start immediately after completing Boethiah's Calling by killing her previous champion and equipping the Ebony Mail. This would have been a second quest given to you by Boethiah, which functioned more as a secondary task. For information on unused content in general, please see the related page. However, since these quests are locked for a reason (like incompatibility with other quests), it is best not to access them. They can still be accessed by using console commands.
All that remains of the quests now are journal entries that can't be triggered. This page lists quests that were meant to be included in Skyrim, but didn't make it to the finished version of the game. If ever you had the feeling that Skyrim was missing something, you were probably right!
From the depths of the ether, or just the cutting room floor, comes forth several NPCs, some quests, and other miscellaneous content which was created but never implemented in the game.
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