Although it is not well known, there is a book that shows all of the Dragon Priest locations. Annals of the Dragonguard, a book that Esbern drops on the table of Delphine's secret room has a map with markers at all of the locations.
Stumbling on a mask again, with my new playthrough, I thought to myself "Man, I wish there were some in-game hints about those masks. I don't want to use the wiki to pinpoint them, but I sure don't want to wander about aimlessly...".
@criswolf09 - as soon as I get through dragonborn I will, but it'll be a while. @AngryFrenchCanadian - I'll think on that. I doubt this mod will be popular enough to justify two separate versions, but maybe next revision I'll hold all the annotations til the end, so they can be ignored. @Pray - It is fun stumbling across a Dragon Priest in a dungeon during another quest, but after finding a few of them, I just wanted to know where the other ones were. I made the book as a personal reference, but I figured there must be a few more players with the same issue.
Great idea, though I'd prefer it if you made a version without the annotations, so we have to analyse the poems to find out the location of the priest. A bit like the master destruction quest, if you know what I'm talking about.
I think you sould just have entitled the book "The Dragon Priests" and not spoken of their masks immediatly which is just a reward after defeating them
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We must not have read the same book contents
So, THANK YOU ! That's exactly what I wanted
@AngryFrenchCanadian - I'll think on that. I doubt this mod will be popular enough to justify two separate versions, but maybe next revision I'll hold all the annotations til the end, so they can be ignored.
@Pray - It is fun stumbling across a Dragon Priest in a dungeon during another quest, but after finding a few of them, I just wanted to know where the other ones were. I made the book as a personal reference, but I figured there must be a few more players with the same issue.