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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered

All Ayleid Well Locations

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Nathan Garvin
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Magicka is a useful resource in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, fueling the player’s spells. If you want to cast anything, from offensive spells, buffs, debuffs, summons, healing… you name it, it all consumes Magicka. Normally Magicka replenishes on its own, but sometimes the player will need to expedite the process, and one way of doing so is via the use of Ayleid Wells. This guide will cover how Ayleid Wells work in The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered, the best scenarios in which to use them, and where they’re located.

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(1 of 2) Ayleid Wells are found in elven ruins - either part of larger ruins or as standalone remnants. Their blue glow make them easy to spot at a distance… from above, and at night, especially.

Ayleid Wells are found in elven ruins - either part of larger ruins or as standalone remnants. Their blue glow make them easy to spot at a distance… from above, and at night, especially. (left), Using an Ayleid Well will restore 400 Magicka and give you a long-lasting buff that increases your Magicka by 50 points. (right)

Ayleid Wells Use and Effects

Across the wilderness of Cyrodiil you’ll find various ruins, caves and dungeons of other descriptions, but one of the more common features you’ll encounter are elven ruins. Some of these ruins - sometimes found near proper, explorable dungeons or alone - feature wells of bluish energy, and if you interact with them you will enjoy a variety of benefits. Using one of these Ayleid Wells will instantly recover 400 Magicka (more than most characters will ever possess without very specific race, birthsign and gear choices) and grant a temporary “Foritfy Magicka 50pts” buff for 300 seconds. This will in almost all cases fully replenish your Magicka and give you a nice, long-lasting boost for future spell-casting, making it a fair boon for most characters and in some cases, a vital resource.

Players with the Atronach birthsign arguably benefit more than most from Ayleid Well, especially early in their adventures. The Atronach gives you some hefty boons, like 50% Spell Absorption and a whopping Fortify Magicka +150, but at the crippling cost of preventing all normal Magicka regeneration. Instead of just waiting to recover spent Magicka, players with the Atronach sign will generally regain Magicka by absorbing enemy spells or using Magicka potions, which can be dangerous, time-consuming and expensive endeavors not well-suited for the capabilities of a low-level character. Ayleid Wells function as replenishing Magicka pools that can help mitigate the Atronach’s weakness until the player has more resources at their disposal.

There are a fair number of Ayleid Wells scattered throughout Cyrodiil, so you’re rarely terribly far from one, but that doesn’t mean they’re always conveniently located (say if you’re in a dungeon, for example) and they take a full day to recharge. Still, they’re a useful tool, and to help you utilize them, a list of all the Ayleid Wells in the game and their locations can be found below:

All Ayleid Wells Locations

Number Location Map Marker
1 Part of the elven ruins of Villverin, northeast of the Imperial City Map Marker
2 North of the Imperial City, between Sercen and the Roxey Inn. Map Marker
3 Southeast of the Exhausted Mine, west of the elven ruins of Belda. Map Marker
4 East of the Imperial City, on a hill northeast of Wellspring Cave. Map Marker
5 In some ruins southeast of Memorial Cave, near a fork in the road southeast of the Imperial City. Map Marker
6 In the elven ruins of Sardavar Leed, south of the Imperial City Map Marker
7 Southwest of the Imperial City, between Vindasel and Clavicus Vile’s Shrine Map Marker
8 Southwest of the ruins of Fort Empire, northwest of the Imperial City. Map Marker
9 Along The Orange Road connecting Chorrol to Bruma, southwest of the Bruma Caverns. Map Marker
10 North of Lake Arrius, which in turn is north of Cheydinhal. This Ayleid Well is south of Azura’s Shrine. Map Marker
11 Northeast of Cheydinhal, east of Lake Arrius. You’ll find this Ayleid Well southeast of Fanacas. Map Marker
12 Southeast of Cheydinhal, south of the Rickety Mine. Map Marker
13 Far to the east of the Imperial City, past The Reed River, look for this Ayleid Well north of Sercen Camp. Map Marker
14 Between the Imperial City and The Reed River, look for this Ayleid Well south of the elven ruins of Nornal. Map Marker
15 Southeast of the Imperial City, along the northern shore of The Upper Niben, part of the elven ruins of Culotte Map Marker
16 Northeast of Bravil, across Niben Bay, search the hilly triangle of land between the Corbolo River, the Silverfish River and The Yellow Road - this Ayleid well is north of Bramblepoint Cave. Map Marker
17 Near the elven ruins of Mackamentain, northeast (across Niben Bay) from Bravil. Map Marker
18 Along the eastern end of the Silverfish River, near the ruins of Ondo. Map Marker
19 South of the Silverfish River, northwest of Fort Gold-Throat Map Marker
20 South of the Panther River, northeast of Atatar, northwest of the Haunted Mine Map Marker
21 Northeast of Leyawiin, southeast of the elven ruins of Veyond. Map Marker
22 Southeast of Leyawiin, between Tidewater Cave and Fort Blueblood. Map Marker
23 Part of the elven ruins of Anutwyll, just outside (northwest of) Bravil. Map Marker
24 Part of the elven ruins of Wenyandawik, northwest of Bravil. Map Marker
25 South of the Imperial City, between Wenyandawik and Fort Black Boot. Map Marker
26 South of the White Rose River, south of the Imperial City, between Nenyond Twyll and Nisin Cave. Map Marker
27 South, southwest of the Imperial City, between Nisin Cave and the Priory of the Nine. Map Marker
28 East of Skingrad, follow The Gold Road to find this Ayleid Well between the Derelict Mine and Grayrock Cave. Map Marker
29 North, northeast of Skingrad, this Ayleid Well is located between Goblin Jim’s Cave, Shadeleaf Copse and Brindle Home Map Marker
30 Northwest of Skingrad, between Fallen Rock Cave and Valley View Camp. Map Marker
31 West of Skingrad, south, southwest of the Cursed Mine Map Marker
32 North, northeast of Kvatch, between Sandstone Cavern and Fort Linchal Map Marker
33 North of Kvatch, this Ayleid Well is southeast of the Shattered Mine. Map Marker
34 Northwest of Kvatch, east of the elven ruins of Niryastare. Map Marker
35 West of Kvatch, this Ayleid Well is between Fort Wariel and Gottshaw Inn. Map Marker

Keep these locations in mind when you’re in need of Magicka - if one is nearby, you can get a free refill and some bonus max Magicka!

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    1 May 2025
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The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion™ Remastered modernizes the 2006 Game of the Year with all new stunning visuals and refined gameplay. Explore the vast landscape of Cyrodiil like never before and stop the forces of Oblivion from overtaking the land in one of the greatest RPGs ever from the award-winning Bethesda Game Studios. This guide for Oblivion Remastered contains the following:

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