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Hackwing
(lore page)
Location Dead-Water Village, Deep-Root, Deepmire, The Mists, Murkmire, Path of the Lily, Teeth of Sithis
Southern Elsweyr's coastDragonhold
BlackwoodBlackwood
North of Flooded Coast Wayshrine, Ghost Haven Bay, Skulltooth Coast, WhalefallHigh Isle
Species Hackwing
Health 31,364
Reaction Hostile
A solitary Hackwing

Hackwings are hostile winged creatures similar in shape to cliff striders often found in packs throughout Murkmire and other locations in Tamriel, or passively flying above the treetops. The indigenous Argonians hunt them for their hide for use in crafting armor.

Skills and Abilities[edit]

Peck
A basic melee attack dealing low physical damage.
Stampede
The hackwing scurries across the floor to chase you down, with its claws out, indicated by a small circular AoE around itself, dealing continuous low physical damage when touched. This attack only occurs if standing far away from one.
Dive
The hackwing flies towards you, indicated by a circular AoE around it, dealing low physical damage and knocking you away if contact is made.
Frenzied Pecking
The hackwing starts screaming before drilling you with its beak repeatedly, indicated by a conal AoE, dealing continuous moderate physical damage. This ability can be interrupted to set the hackwing off-balance.
Reposition
The hackwing enters flight for a brief moment to move around the battlefield.

Generic Hackwings[edit]

Generic, unnamed Hackwings can be encountered in various places across Tamriel, including delves, dungeons, and DLC content. These Hackwings have varying stats, namely health. Below is a list of Hackwings, categorized by location, difficulty and health.

Zone / Dungeon Specific Location Difficulty Health
Murkmire Being eaten by other creatures 0
Blackrose Prison Round 2: Hall of Beasts/Round 4: Mess Hall of Misery Normal98,233Veteran(?)

Notes[edit]

  • Hackwings' first mention in The Argonian Account claimed they were birds rather than reptiles. In ESO, the terms bird and flying lizard seem to be used interchangeably to describe them. The Legends card Hackwing Feather depicts a bird's feather. The leathery "horn" on the top of their head is referred to as a plumage in the Hackwing Plumage style item.