Faldar's Tooth

Kind: Bandit camp
In: The Rift, Tamriel
Level: 5 to 40: it follows yours within that
Resets?: Yes: after 10 days away, or 30 days once cleared
Boss: Bandit Chief
Added by: Skyrim
Last changed by: Lawbringer - Guardsman

Enemies here

121 enemy types: 117 people, 4 animals. Each links to its strength, resistances and what it carries.

Placed here: Pit Wolf ×2.

Leveled ones: some enemies here are stand-ins the game fills when the area loads, each from a list, by your level. They can turn into these; the number is how many stand-ins here can give it, the most widespread first: Bandit Chief (28), Bandit (20), Bandit Archer (9), Highwayman Archer (9), Outlaw Archer (9), Plunderer Archer (9), Thug Archer (9), Marauder Archer (8), Marauder Agent (7), Plunderer Agent (7), Bandit Barbarian (5), Bandit Berserker (5).

And 100 more

Bandit Scout (5), Highwayman Barbarian (5), Highwayman Berserker (5), Highwayman Scout (5), Marauder Scout (5), Outlaw Barbarian (5), Outlaw Berserker (5), Outlaw Scout (5), Pillager Agent (5), Pillager Archer (5), Pillager Barbarian (5), Pillager Berserker (5), Pit Wolf (5), Plunderer Barbarian (5), Plunderer Berserker (5), Plunderer Scout (5), Thug Barbarian (5), Thug Berserker (5), Thug Scout (5), Bandit Vanguard (4), Highwayman Vanguard (4), Marauder Barbarian (4), Marauder Berserker (4), Marauder Vanguard (4), Outlaw Vanguard (4), Pillager Scout (4), Plunderer Vanguard (4), Raider Barbarian (4), Thug Vanguard (4), Bandit Monk (3), Bandit Warrior (3), Highwayman Monk (3), Highwayman Warrior (3), Marauder Brawler (3), Marauder Monk (3), Marauder Nightblade (3), Marauder Warrior (3), Outlaw Monk (3), Outlaw Warrior (3), Pillager Monk (3), Pillager Nightblade (3), Plunderer Monk (3), Plunderer Nightblade (3), Plunderer Warrior (3), Skeever (3), Thug Monk (3), Thug Warrior (3), Bandit Brawler (2), Bandit Champion (2), Highwayman Brawler (2), Highwayman Champion (2), Marauder Champion (2), Outlaw Brawler (2), Outlaw Champion (2), Pillager Brawler (2), Pillager Vanguard (2), Pillager Warrior (2), Plunderer Brawler (2), Plunderer Champion (2), Thug Brawler (2), Thug Champion (2), Wolf (2), Bandit Battlemage (1), Bandit Healer (1), Bandit Mage (1), Bandit Sorcerer (1), Bandit Spellsword (1), Highwayman Battlemage (1), Highwayman Healer (1), Highwayman Mage (1), Highwayman Sorcerer (1), Highwayman Spellsword (1), Ice Wolf (1), Marauder Battlemage (1), Marauder Healer (1), Marauder Mage (1), Marauder Sorcerer (1), Marauder Spellsword (1), Outlaw Battlemage (1), Outlaw Healer (1), Outlaw Mage (1), Outlaw Sorcerer (1), Outlaw Spellsword (1), Pillager Battlemage (1), Pillager Champion (1), Pillager Healer (1), Pillager Mage (1), Pillager Sorcerer (1), Pillager Spellsword (1), Plunderer Battlemage (1), Plunderer Healer (1), Plunderer Mage (1), Plunderer Sorcerer (1), Plunderer Spellsword (1), Raider Berserker (1), Thug Battlemage (1), Thug Healer (1), Thug Mage (1), Thug Sorcerer (1), Thug Spellsword (1).

Can come later: these start switched off, until a quest or an event brings them: Stormcloak Soldier, Imperial Soldier, Bandit Scout, Wizard, Bandit, Outlaw Scout, Outlaw Archer, Apprentice Fire Mage, Apprentice Ice Mage, Imperial Wizard, Stormcloak Mage, Imperial Archer, Stormcloak Archer, Bandit Barbarian, Bandit Berserker, Bandit Brawler, Bandit Champion, Bandit Vanguard, Bandit Warrior, Highwayman Barbarian, Highwayman Berserker, Highwayman Brawler, Highwayman Champion, Highwayman Scout, Highwayman Vanguard, Highwayman Warrior, Marauder Barbarian, Marauder Berserker, Marauder Brawler, Marauder Champion, Marauder Scout, Marauder Vanguard, Marauder Warrior, Outlaw Barbarian, Outlaw Berserker, Outlaw Brawler, Outlaw Champion, Outlaw Vanguard, Outlaw Warrior, Pillager Barbarian, Pillager Berserker, Pillager Brawler, Pillager Champion, Pillager Scout, Pillager Vanguard, Pillager Warrior, Plunderer Barbarian, Plunderer Berserker, Plunderer Brawler, Plunderer Champion, Plunderer Scout, Plunderer Vanguard, Plunderer Warrior, Thug Barbarian, Thug Berserker, Thug Brawler, Thug Champion, Thug Scout, Thug Vanguard, Thug Warrior.

Radiant quests

32 radiant quests can send you here: Bounty: Bandit Boss (Bounties), The Break of Dawn (Daedric quests), Amulets of Night Power (Dawnguard), Ancient Power (Dawnguard), Ancient Technology (Dawnguard), Hunting the Monster (Dawnguard), Lost Relic (Dawnguard), Preemptive Strike (Dawnguard), Protecting the Bloodline (Dawnguard), Rescue (Dawnguard), Rings of Blood Magic (Dawnguard), Azra's Staffs (Dragonborn), Like a Bad Septim (Less Generic Housecarls), Kill Some Bandits (Missives), Recover From a Hideout (Missives), Fetch Me That Book! (Obscure's College of Winterhold), Amulet of the Moon (Odd jobs), House Cleaning (Penitus Oculatus), Unfinished Business (Penitus Oculatus), Arniel's Endeavor (The College of Winterhold), Fetch me that Book! (The College of Winterhold), Shalidor's Insights (The College of Winterhold), Family Heirloom (The Companions), Rescue Mission (The Companions), Retrieval (The Companions), Stealing Plans (The Companions), Striking the Heart (The Companions), Trouble in Skyrim (The Companions), Bounty: Daedric Relic (VIGILANT), Bounty: Piper (VIGILANT), Left for Dead (Why I Came to Skyrim), The Final Promise (Why I Came to Skyrim).

What's here

Skill books

Proper Lock Design Skill book: Security
The Lunar Lorkhan Skill book: Alteration
The Marksmanship Lesson Skill book: Archery
The Wolf Queen, Vol. 2 Skill book: Hand to Hand

Forges and anvils: 1 here

Tanning racks: 1 here

Cooking pots and spits: 1 here

People (1)

Lagdu appears later, usually through a quest

Lying only here

Items placed in the world here and nowhere else (some can also be bought, made or looted: their pages say).

In Jay's changelog

What Jay's changelog for GTS says about it, newest revision first. A later revision can have changed it again; the rest of this page is what base GTS does now.

V75 The Jarl’s Property: You can now claim Faldar's Tooth and Wolfskull Cave the way you’re supposed to.

From base GTS 118's own records: the winning copy of FaldarsToothLocation (LCO_FaldarsTooth.esp). Level: the place's encounter zone, as the records set it. The game sets a place's level from yours, kept between its lowest and highest; GTS's Encounter Zones Unlocked keeps it following you rather than fixed at your first visit. Boss: who the place's own record marks as its boss (one picked by level has no name of its own and isn't shown). People: where the game places them as a game starts; they walk about.