Online:Torchbug
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Torchbug (lore page) |
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Location | Tamriel | ||
Species | Torchbug | ||
Health | 1 | ||
Reaction | Passive | ||
Drops | |||
Insect Parts, Torchbug Thorax |
Torchbugs are small flying insects that cannot be attacked, but may be harvested for Insect Parts and occasionally Torchbug Thoraxes. They are most often found in swampy areas and caves, and are far more visible at night (or at any time when in caves).
Torchbugs usually emit a yellow light, although those found in Murkmire and the Gorge emit a red light.
Related Quests[edit]
- Awakening: Help the previous Green Lady find rest in Treehenge.
- Cast Adrift: Search for survivors in the Shattered Shoals.
- Handmade Guardian: Build your own lurcher with special elemental powers.
- Our Poor Town: Help save an Argonian who was injured in a troll attack.
- Retaking the Pass: Defeat the undead army and rescue the Mane.
- Turning of the Trees: Help the Wyrd Sisters set up a ward to protect Deleyn's Mill.
- Insect Savior: Save a rare species of torchbug from potential extinction.
Unique Torchbugs[edit]
- Dot, a red torchbug found with the traveling merchant Kagik on the road north of Leyawiin
- Pensive Wanderer, a purple torchbug found in Ienasa Felas's House in Necrom
Variants[edit]
- Azure Torchbugs, torchbugs found near the lake south of Stonelore Grove
- Dew Bugs, torchbugs that emerge from rain flowers near Bramblebreach during the quest Handmade Guardian
- Glowflies, torchbugs nesting in hay around Ivarstead during the quest Problems Into Profit
- Starry Torchbugs, torchbugs found at Treehenge during the quest Awakening
- Undertow Torchbugs, torchbugs found in Undertow Cavern
Books[edit]
- Ode to a Torchbug by Littrek — A tribute to a torchbug
Gallery[edit]
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A red torchbug, found in the Gorge
Notes[edit]
- There are several torchbugs that can be acquired as non-combat pets: the Devoted Torchbug, Pink Torchbug, White Torchbug, Purple Torchbug, Blue Torchbug, and Crimson Torchbug.