I'noh-Ssu-Keh War Mask- Mihail Armors and Clothes (SE-AE) (''inosuke'')



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  The unsettling war mask of the legendary and bloodthirsty Riekling warchief I'noh-Ssu-Keh. Used by him 200 years ago in his slaughter of the newly arrived Dark Elves in Solstheim, it can now be yours to spread terror with its soul-piercing gaze.

  "Nearly two centuries ago, when the High King of Skyrim ceded Solstheim to the Dunmer refugees to shelter and rebuild their lives after the eruption of Red Mountain that desolated Vvardenfell, a clan of Rieklings became known for the bloodthirsty attacks it made against the newly arrived elves. They were led by a warchief named I'noh-Ssu-Keh, a ruthless Riekling, who wore an unsettling war mask resembling a boar's head, but with a piercing gaze that chilled the souls of those who had the misfortune to encounter him face to face. It is said that countless Bristlebacks were ritually sacrificed to imbue the war mask with their souls, and that this was the source of this fearsome Riekling warrior's strength. He was particularly ferocious, and wielded two swords with uncontrollable fury. Not only are Rieklings wielding swords a rare sighting, but these also had a peculiar appearance: they were chipped with numerous gashes within the blade's edge, allowing the swords to rip and tear flesh, rather than cause a clean slice, which satisfied the sadistic Riekling lord.