Trolls
Basic Info
Level	14
	280
	0
Stamina	340
Spells/Abilities	Regenerate Health (2HP/s)
	35
Resistance	-50% to Fire Damage
Loot	Troll Fat
Soul Size	Lesser (300)
Sound

Trolls are large, hairy, apelike creatures. With sharp fangs and claws, long powerful arms, these creatures have three beady black eyes. Commonly found in forests, trolls also inhabit caves, ruins, and mountains. Suffering from a lack of intelligence, trolls compensate with tough physical prowess and the ability to regenerate health. Weak to fire damage, spells, Weapon enchantments, and poisons that deal Fire Damage or raise susceptibility to fire damage are best used against them.

Contents 1 Drops 2 Quests 2.1 Oblivion 2.2 Skyrim 3 Subtypes 3.1 Painted Troll 3.2 Frost Trolls 4 Trivia 5 References 6 Appearances

DropsEdit

• Bone
• 1-3
• Lockpick
• Random rings
• Random empty Soul Gems
• Random gems
• Gold and silver nuggets
• Random silverware
• Troll Fat
• Calipers, (Kalperklan Troll only)

Quests Edit

OblivionEdit

• A Brush with Death – Enter a man's painting world and kill all the Painted Trolls inside. Each drops Painted Troll Fat.
• Shrine of Nocturnal – Unique opponents that enjoy water in Tidewater Cave
• Trolls of Forsaken Mine – Clear out the Forsaken Mine in this Fighters Guild quest
• Malacath - Troll fat is needed to start this quest

SkyrimEdit

• The Cure For Madness- a unique troll, named the Udefrykte, must be defeated.

SubtypesEdit

• Azhklan Troll – Tougher than its Green Troll counterpart. Commonly found in Blackwood forest.
• Kalperklan Troll – Trolls that enjoy water in Tidewater Cave, as part of the Shrine of Nocturnal's quest. Often found carrying Calipers.
• Savage Troll – Dwells in the Forsaken Mine south of Leyawiin, and Nonwyll Cavern, north of Chorrol. Grand soul level of 1600.
• Swamp Troll - Dwells in Swampy Cave on the Reed River, south west of Cheydinhal

Painted TrollEdit

See also: Uderfrykte Matron

The Painted Trolls are trolls painted by the thief in Rythe Lythandas's painting, in the quest A Brush with Death. When you enter the painting, Rythe will give you six doses of Turpentine, which deals varying damage to Painted Trolls based on your level. It is used as if it were a poison. They drop Painted Troll Fat. The thief was killed by the trolls. Painted Troll Fat is a rare Alchemical ingredient only found during the "A Brush with Death" quest.

Frost TrollsEdit

Main article: Frost Troll

Frost Trolls are creatures that appear in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. Frost Trolls are larger in size than those found in Cyrodiil, but move more slowly as well. Frost Trolls are consideradibly stronger than regular trolls,and are tough adversaries. Due to the nature of Dragons, it is entirely possible to have a troll attack a dragon.

Trolls are weak to fire damage and resistant to frost damage. An area loading screen also mentions their ability to regenerate health as well as their weakness to fire. Trolls should be taken out quickly as a prolonged battle will allow them to heal their wounds.^[1]

Name	Level	Health	Magicka	Stamina	Damage	Item
Frost Troll	22	460	0	480	65 Dmg	Troll Fat, (Minor Treasure)

TriviaEdit

• Trolls can be useful when raising Destruction, Block, and Armor skills as their health regenerates.
• Painted Troll Fat cannot be used instead of troll fat to get a mounted troll at Battlehorn Castle.
• It is not possible to obtain a Troll Skull by slaying a Troll of any kind.
• Forest trolls appear to be loosely based on Bigfoot.
• Frost trolls appear to be loosely based on the Yeti.
• Trolls can open doors and follow you into buildings such as High Hrothgar.
• Trolls have the same roars as Werewolves.
• The unique troll Udefrykte can be fought during the Dark Brotherhood quest, "The Cure for Madness".
• Frost trolls were ranked tenth on the list of Top Ten Deadliest Enemies in Skyrim.
• Using Iceform on a troll while on a hill causes it to fly about in the air in acrobatic fashion.
• In (Skyrim), wherever a troll or frost troll appears, goats tend to be plentiful. This may be a reference to the old troll under the bridge fairy tail "Three Billy Goats Gruff". The story itself originated as a Norwegian fairy tale in the mid 1800's, therefore making a perfect easter egg for a Norse mythology based game.
• Another reference to the old troll under the bridge tale can be found south of Markarth, as there is a dead troll under a bridge.
• When using FUS-RO-DAH, trolls are thrown about like ragdolls, thus giving the player a chance to Heal or retaliate
• When using the most powerful form of Unrelenting Force on a frost troll there is a chance of instantly killing it without dropping it from a great height

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ Troll Slaying

AppearancesEdit

• The Elder Scrolls: Arena (First appearance)
• The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind
• The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion
• The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim