The Reaper’s Harvest Crate is the 4th crate season, lasting from September 28, 2017 to November 28, 2017. There are many Halloween & spooky themed items, so expect Reaper’s Harvest crate to be available always during Halloween.

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Radiant Apex Rewards

Cinder Wolf “Old Char” (Mount)

This appears to be a reanimated undead corpse of a wolf mount that was burned to death in some horrific event, and has returned hell-bent on vengeance. An intimidating ride, for sure!

Frost Draugr Senche “Frostcat Blue” (Mount)

What were senche-tiger mounts doing in ancient Skyrim, and why were their half-frozen bodies mummified beside the Draugr in certain dark Nord catacombs? And why are they rising now, imbued with animating frost magic? The answers are as yet unknown.

Plague Husk Horse “Poison” (Mount)

A zombie horse is fearsome enough—but a Plague Husk Horse, wreathed in a glowing miasma of toxic infection, is a truly terrifying mount!

Apex Rewards

Skeletal Bear “Barebones” (Mount)

A re-animated Skeletal Bear makes a fearsome mount, and is a favorite of northern Tamriel’s necromancers.

Skeletal Camel “Bag-o’-Bones” (Mount)

The Redguard hatred of necromancy means undead creatures are rare in Hammerfell—which will make you all the more special when you clatter into the oasis on the back of a terrifying Skeletal Camel!

Skeletal Guar “Grinly” (Mount)

The naked, grisly smile on the broad skull of the Skeletal Guar mount may be enough to send lesser opponents fleeing in terror when you ride into battle on its creaking, bony frame. The Worm Cult, of course, will just be jealous.

Skeletal Horse “Calamity” (Mount)

Behold the Skeletal Horse! Mortal races are not the only creatures that can be re-animated by necromancers. The best part: no need to muck out the stable.

Skeletal Senche “Kittybones” (Mount)

The Skeletal Senche may be the most fearsome of all feline mounts. Expertly re-animated, even in undead form it retains all the lithe strength it possessed in life.

Skeletal Wolf “Hollow Howl” (Mount)

It’s said that when King Styriche, the Vampire of Verkarth, led his Gray Host west to Bangkorai, his terrible Zombie Hussars were mounted on a great pack of Skeletal Wolves. Some escaped the massacre of the Gray Host, and survived to haunt the wastes.

Resplendent Sweetroll

This is a small house item. This item can be converted to a large number of Crown Gems.

Legendary Rewards

Black Bear “Nightpaw” (Mount)

The Black Bear is common across Cyrodiil, but is also seen north into High Rock and Skyrim, where it is considered a warrior’s mount.

Kagouti (Mount)

Domesticating the savage Kagouti to serve as a mount is a recent endeavor, and to be frank, more than a little experimental. Do you have what it takes to stay in the saddle on one of these fierce, bipedal reptiles?

Senche-Lioness “Leola” (Mount)

These fierce and powerful mounts hail from the broad savannahs of Anequina.

Black Bear Cub “Roly-Poly” (Non-Combat Pet)

The Black Bear Cub is both playful and affectionate, and is so adorable it’s quickly forgiven for whatever trouble it gets into.

Crown Crafting Motif 36: Dark Brotherhood Style

Use to learn the Dark Brotherhood crafting style. Also teaches the equivalent Dark Brotherhood Outfit Styles.

Crown Crafting Motif 47: Buoyant Armiger Style

Use to learn the Buoyant Armiger crafting style. Also teaches the equivalent Buoyant Armiger Outfit Styles.

Crown Crafting Motif 48: Ashlander Style

Use to learn the Ashlander crafting style. Also teaches the equivalent Ashlander Outfit Styles.

Dragon Warrior (Appearance > Costumes)

Tales have come down to us from the legendary time of the Dragons, when it was said that some Nords were born with Dragon blood in their veins. Now you can wear the look of these legendary Dragon Warriors.

Sheogorath Costume (Appearance > Costumes)

“Sheogorath, whose sphere is Madness, and whose motives are unknowable.” If you know the Daedric Prince called the Madgod, Sovereign of the Shivering Isles, Fourth Corner of the House of Troubles, then you already know this is the costume for you.

Bull-Heart Skull Sallet (Appearance > Hats)

This barbaric helm partly made from the skull of a bull is much like those worn by the Bull-Heart Warriors of the Reach in their savage Horned Triumph ritual.

Casual Plague Doctor (Appearance > Hats)

Blights, flus, and plagues may bedevil Tamriel, but even the most dedicated Plague Doctor needs a little casual down-time now and then in order to keep those epidemics in check. Put down that mortar and pestle and head down to the tavern for some ale!

Cinder Mask (Appearance > Hats)

How do the Ashkhans of Vvardenfell keep volcanic dust out of their eyes and ashes out of their lungs? With a deluxe Cinder Mask, crafted from the finest netch leather and guar bone!

Stag-Heart Skull Sallet (Appearance > Hats)

This antlered helm is like those worn by the Stag-Heart Reachmen, a sect that worships the Daedric Prince Hircine in his aspect of Uricanbeg, the Great Stag whose hooves drum the Blood Summons.

Winterhold Blizzard Hood (Appearance > Hats)

Be prepared for white-out conditions in the blizzards of northern Skyrim—or just radiate squinty-eyed danger in this face-concealing protective hood.

Murderous Strike (Memento)

Command a magically-murderous crow to crash down upon your enemies in a suicide strike. This Memento is used on other players.

Statue of Sheogorath, the Madgod (Furniture > Courtyard > Statues)

This is a large house item.

Tapestry of Sheogorath (Furniture > Parlor > Tapestries)

This is a large house item.

Banner of Sheogorath (Furniture > Parlor > Banners)

This is a standard house item.

Instant All Research, Major (Consumable)

Reduces each in progress Blacksmithing, Clothing, and Woodworking Research Timer by 7 days. If a Research Timer has less than 7 days remaining, it will be completed.

This item has no cooldown.

Grand Gold Coast Experience Scroll (Consumable)

You gain a 150% Experience Point bonus from all sources for 1 hour. The timer pauses when you are offline, and resumes when you return.

Created by a Priestess of Meridia, for whom time is relative.

Epic Rewards

Shadowghost Guar “Shyscales” (Non-Combat Pet)

Rarely seen outside the ash clouds of Vvardenfell’s great volcano, the little Shadowghost pony guar is scary cute.

Shadowghost Pack Wolf “Mist Howler” (Non-Combat Pet)

Unlike their lone cousins, the great Shadowghost Wolf Mounts, the smaller Shadowghost Pack Wolves hunt on the darkest nights in howling groups. Separated from their packs, they make loyal companions.

Shadowghost Senche-Panther “Nightpouncer” (Non-Combat Pet)

In Elsweyr, being seen in the company of an uncanny Shadowghost Senche-Panther will put one under suspicion of being a Namiira cultist—or even a disguised dro-m’Athra.

Pirate First Mate’s Outfit (Appearance > Costumes)

The crew before the mast will heave to and follow your orders when you’re geared up as the ship’s First Mate. Display your rank and your nautical tattoos at one and the same time with this sea raider’s outfit!

Pirate Sash and Bandolier Garb (Appearance > Costumes)

Wear this full pirate rig along with a fierce scowl, and no one will dare lay a hand on your booty. Suitable whether you’re swaggering into a dockside tavern, sharpening your cutlass at the gangplank, or just hanging around the port looking dangerous.

Pirate Swab Outfit (Appearance > Costumes)

Ready for piratical action? You will be in this basic sea rover attire, which gives you plenty of opportunity to show off your buccaneer body art. Avast, and prepare to repel boarders!

Summit Lord’s Silken Robes (Appearance > Costumes)

For the stylish town Orc, Borzighu the Tidy Tailor of Orsinium has decided the watchwords this season are “restrained elegance.” As he puts it, “Strut your Orcish heritage with style!”

Whisperweft Gala Wear (Appearance > Costumes)

“A Redguard lady’s clothing can be elegant and ornamental, while still light enough to keep the wearer cool during the heat of the day,” according to Sar’aq of Sentinel. “In this attire, you’ll float through the room like a zephyr!”

Death Grin Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

This grim design is often worn by members of groups usually in opposition to each other: necromancers such as the Worm Cult, and the priests of Divines who guide souls to the afterlife such as Arkay, Xarxes, and Tu’whacca.

Death Grin Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

This grim design is often worn by members of groups usually in opposition to each other: necromancers such as the Worm Cult, and the priests of Divines who guide souls to the afterlife such as Arkay, Xarxes, and Tu’whacca.

Inkwing Death Crow Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

The fearsome Death Crow tattoo is a favorite of Reach clans, smugglers, pirates, and worshipers of Nocturnal.

Inkwing Death Crow Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

The fearsome Death Crow tattoo is a favorite of Reach clans, smugglers, pirates, and worshipers of Nocturnal.

Karthwolf Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

Many of the Reach clans along the Karth River worship Hircine, the Father of Manbeasts, and take the savage Skyrim wolves as their totems. These tattoos evoke that heritage.

Karthwolf Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

Many of the Reach clans along the Karth River worship Hircine, the Father of Manbeasts, and take the savage Skyrim wolves as their totems. These tattoos evoke that heritage.

Swarm of Crows (Memento)

Call down a swarm of crows to surround you in a menacing aura.

Major Gold Coast Experience Scroll (Consumable)

You gain a 100% Experience Point bonus from all sources for 1 hour. The timer pauses when you are offline, and resumes when you return.

Created by a Priestess of Meridia, for whom time is relative.

Superior Rewards

Colovian Badger “Grumps” (Non-Combat Pet)

Though Badgers mainly eat burrowing rodents, farmers hate them because they’ll take chickens, kwama scribs, and bantam guar if they get the chance. Cranky and irritable, they make terrible pets—which makes them a favorite among the Undaunted.

Northern Lynx (Non-Combat Pet)

Native to Tamriel’s northern forests, in the wild the Lynx lives on a diet of rabbits, hares, and skeevers. Domesticated, the Lynx makes a dignified and stylish animal companion, popular with the Nord aristocracy.

Dominion Scout (Appearance > Costumes)

Forest wear of the Aldmeri Dominion Forward Scouts, featuring High Elf avian motifs and a gilt balaclava.

Jaqspur (Appearance > Costumes)

The outfit of the Jaqspurs, the legendary Bosmeri archers of Valenwood, made entirely of leather accented with bone.

Wood Elf Vanguard (Appearance > Costumes)

Scouts wearing this Wood Elf outfit blend in with the forest, becoming almost invisible.

Darloc Brae Beast Mask (Appearance > Hats)

The face of the ancient Khajiiti warlord known as Darloc Brae, the Golden Beast of Anequina, snarls in bas relief from pictorial walls across Elsweyr. His feral, feline jaw is replicated in this Beast Mask created for the Khajiiti Havoc Dance.

Death Grin Skull Mask (Appearance > Hats)

You’ll appear to be Death Itself coming for your enemies when you confront them wearing a Death Grin Skull Mask. Show your adversaries what’s in store if they dare to oppose you.

Azure Sky Blue Lip Tint (Apperance > Face Markings)

Sky Blue Lip Tint always makes a bold statement! That statement being either “I’m a cheerful free spirit” or “I’m a psychotic killer,” depending on the face that’s wearing it.

Dremora’s Kiss Purple Lip Tint (Apperance > Face Markings)

For the truly exotic, tint your lips with a color not found naturally on Nirn, only in the swirling depths of Oblivion. Dare you declare yourself a denizen from beyond the realm of mortals?

Nocturnal Indigo Lip Tint (Apperance > Face Markings)

Indigo Lip Tint is a popular way for worshipers of Nocturnal to do honor to the Mistress of Shadows. And it’s not just for Nocturnal cultists: on the right face, dark blue lips can be strangely compelling….

Sanguine’s Rose Red Lip Tint (Apperance > Face Markings)

This is a lip tint that proclaims its wearer’s dedicated commitment to passion, whether as a follower of Sanguine, of Dibella, or of the earthy side of Morwha. Pucker up, adventurer!

Dragon Cult Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

Skyrim’s Dragon Cult was exterminated two eras ago, but its powerful symbology lives on in the banners of the Ebonheart Pact, and in these bold draconic tattoo sets.

Dragon Cult Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

Skyrim’s Dragon Cult was exterminated two eras ago, but its powerful symbology lives on in the banners of the Ebonheart Pact, and in these bold draconic tattoo sets.

Dreadhorn Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

The Reachmen of the Dreadhorn clan revere Minotaurs for the brute strength and savagery, a regard evinced in their barbaric but strangely beautiful sets of tattoos.

Dreadhorn Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

The Reachmen of the Dreadhorn clan revere Minotaurs for the brute strength and savagery, a regard evinced in their barbaric but strangely beautiful sets of tattoos.

Serpentine Interlace Body Tattoo (Appearance > Body Markings)

This design symbolizing the intertwining of all life forms is popular with wyresses, Wardens, Y’ffre-worshipers, and all those who feel a special connection with Nature in Tamriel.

Serpentine Interlace Face Tattoo (Appearance > Face Markings)

This design symbolizing the intertwining of all life forms is popular with wyresses, Wardens, Y’ffre-worshipers, and all those who feel a special connection with Nature in Tamriel.

Crow’s Calling (Memento)

Summon a member of the Blackfeather Court for a friendly visit. Watch out for droppings!