Yrsa is a fashion designer and runs Yrsa's Accoutrements and a makeover shop. She plays a role in Sigmund the Merchant 's task in The Fremennik Trials quest. As with most Fremenniks merchants, Yrsa will not change your shoes or sell you clothes if you have not completed The Fremennik Trials quest.

Yrsa, Yrse, Yrs or Urse (fl. 6th century) [note 1] was a tragic heroine of early Scandinavian legend. She is typically characterized as the wife of Swedish king Eadgils and mother of Danish king Hrólfr Kraki .

Fremennik teal cloaks can be bought from Yrsa's Accoutrements in western Rellekka. They can be found in eleven different colours: cyan, brown, blue, green, red, grey, yellow, teal, purple, pink, and black.

Aug 24, 2024 · Yrsa is a Nord living in Skaal Village. She lives with her husband, Deor Woodcutter in their house. You may find her laboring at the Temple of Miraak with Oslaf during the quest The Temple of Miraak. She will be free afterwards and return to her village. She wears a Skaal coat with matching boots and hat.

The teal Fremennik cloaks can be bought from Yrsa's clothes shop in western Rellekka after completing The Fremennik Trials.

Yrsa is a Nord living on Solstheim. Initially, she is encountered at the Tree Stone with Oslaf, working under Miraak's influences. Afterwards she returns to the Skaal Village. She is a member of the Skaal, indoctrinated into working on building …

The red, grey, yellow, teal, and purple cloaks sold here perfectly match the respective colour robes sold at Barkers' Haberdashery in Canifis. Yrsa's Accoutrements is a shop run by Yrsa in Rellekka, west of the marketplace.

Yrsa is a large asteroid orbiting between Mars and Jupiter in the main portion of the asteroid belt. NASA JPL has not classified Yrsa as potentially hazardous because its orbit does not bring it close to Earth.

Yrsa, a queen of Denmark and Sweden, is featured in various Norse, Icelandic, and Old English accounts, including the saga of Hrolf Kraki and "Beowulf". Known for her wisdom, Yrsa's story is marked by complex familial ties and tragic revelations of incest with her father, Helgi, with whom she bore a son, Hrolf.