What is heart stone used for in skyrim

You get a Heartstone by mining a Heart Stone Deposit in the Skyrim Dragonborn DLC

Heart Stone is an item in Skyrim: Dragonborn

Get it by mining Heart Stone Deposits

Uses[edit]

Sell to Neloth

Anchor an Ash Guardian without it turning hostile when conjuring it (Consumes Heart Stone from inventory. If you do not have Heart Stone, Ash Guardian can turn against you)

The creation of a magic staff which requires multiple heart stones and an unenchanted staff of a magical school e.g. Destruction.

Locations[edit]

Wreck of the Strident Squall

Hrodulf's House

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< Skyrim: Quests: Side Quests

If you ask Neloth if he needs help with his research, he may ask to buy a Heart Stone from you. If you have one on you, you can simply sell it to him. Otherwise, they can be mined from deposits nearby. He will reward you with 250 gold.

• This quest is radiant, and may be completed multiple times, particularly at low levels.

Notes

* Any text displayed in angle brackets (e.g., <Alias=LocationHold>) is dynamically set by the Radiant Quest system, and will be filled in with the appropriate word(s) when seen in game.

• Not all Journal Entries may appear in your journal; which entries appear and which entries do not depends on the manner in which the quest is done.
• Stages are not always in order of progress. This is usually the case with quests that have multiple possible outcomes or quests where certain tasks may be done in any order. Some stages may therefore repeat objectives seen in other stages.
• If an entry is marked as "Finishes Quest" it means the quest disappears from the Active Quest list, but you may still receive new entries for that quest.
• On the PC, it is possible to use the console to advance through the quest by entering setstage DLC2TTR2 stage, where stage is the number of the stage you wish to complete. It is not possible to un-complete (i.e. go back) quest stages, but it is possible to clear all stages of the quest using resetquest DLC2TTR2.

< Lore: Minerals: Other Minerals

A Heart Stone (also spelled Heartstone)[1] is an unusual type of ore mined from deposits which appeared in Solstheim in the Fourth Era.[2] Though deposits of them have been known to exist in the Brothers of Strife ruins in Stonefalls circa 2E 582,[1] it is suspected that the deposits surfaced during the cataclysms of the Red Year; Master Neloth of House Telvanni suspected that the material came from Red Mountain and was flung along with other materials to Solstheim during its eruption.[3][4] Even two centuries later, they still smolder with the heat of the mountain. These are the molten rocks that lay next to the Heart of Lorkhan for millennia, and some vestige of its power has seeped into them. Heart stones sometimes raise Ash Spawn from the bits of bone buried in the nearby ash.[5] Through trial and error, one of his apprentices learned that a stone was needed to prevent an ash guardian summoned through Conjuration from attacking the caster. The stones can also be used for enchanting purposes. Ildari Sarothril, a different apprentice of Neloth's, was killed during an experiment but was brought back to life when one of these stones was grafted to her. Ildari learned that a stone could be used to prevent necromantic spells from wearing off.[2]

• Nirncrux when used in place of a heart shares the name "Heart Stone", as well as similar qualities as Heart Stones from Red Mountain.

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  Ildari Sarothril with a Heartstone heart (refer to chest)

• For game-specific information, see the Skyrim article.

I have a crap load of it and no idea what to do with it. It doesn't look like i can use it for smithing...

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