Who To Sacrifice to Boethiah In Skyrim (Boethiah's Calling)
In, the " quest requires players to sacrifice a follower. The quest begins when Boethiah, the Daedric Prince of Conspiracy and Deceit, demands the player to bring a follower to the Shrine of Boethiah to be sacrificed. As a reward for the sacrifice, Boethiah will allow the Dragonborn the opportunity to become his champion. Players will simply have to choose who to sacrifice to Boethiah themselves.
To start "," the Dragonborn must travel to Sacellum of Boethiah, a shrine located in the East of Windhelm in . Players must be at least level 30 to unlock the quest, and they will likely have to deal with some enemy Boethiah Cultists in the area. The quest will begin inside the shrine when the book is read. Once the Daedic Prince has given his request, players will need to select their chosen sacrifice.
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If players want to sacrifice a follower to Boethiah based on justice or morality, Ralis Sedarys can be a good choice. Rails is the Dunmer at the head of the Kolbjorn Barrow excavation in Solstheim, who requests the Dragonborn's assistance and money to clear an ancient Nord Tomb. This follower secretly hopes to awaken Ahzidal, an ancient Dragon Priest.
Ralis Sedarys does not share his plans to wake the Dragon Priest in with the player until the end of their adventure, which causes the death of several innocent NPCs. After this event, he can be hired as a follower in Retching Netch if the player does not choose to execute him after the quest.
While Ralis Sedarys is an excellent moral choice for sacrifice to Boethiah in, he is also one of the strongest allies players can obtain. See how strong Ralis is as a follower for yourself in the above video from The Destroia on YouTube.
One of the easiest followers to acquire is Lydia, who could be a good choice for sacrifice to Boethiah if players do not have other followers who are
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