A Dragon Priest Mask is obtained after defeating each of the eight unique Dragon Priests that appear in fixed locations throughout Skyrim. Each mask is unique in color and varies in material. Masks are named after their respective masters and have unique effects; they are defined as either Light or Heavy Armor.

Effects - immune to disease and poison.
Location -as you travel to the south-west part of Skyrim, visit Valthume, where Hevnoraak is hiding. In order to reach him, you will need to complete the side quest Evil In Waiting(optional).

Effects - +20% to Lockpicking, Archery and Alchemy.
Location - Krosis can be found at the top of the mountain beside Shearpoint. As you approach the Word Wall, the Priest will jump out of his coffin and start attacking you.

Effects - Magicka regenerates 100% faster.
Location - You can come across Morokei as you’re completing the College of Winterhold quest titled Staff of Magnus. The Priest inhabits the Labyrinthian

Effects - +50 Magicka, and Destruction and Restoration spells cost 20% less.
Location - As you’re completing The World-Eater’s Eyrie from the main story quests, you will reach a location known as Skuldafn. It can be reached only during this one mission and returning there afterwards is impossible.

Effects - 30% to fire, frost and shock resistance.
Location - North-east of Markarth there are the Nordic ruins of Ragnvald inside which the Dragon Priest Otar dwells.

Effects - Increases your stamina by 70 points.
Location - As you reach the catacombs of Forelhost at the top of the mountain rising above Riften, you will be stopped by a soldier and given the Siege On The Dragon Cult side quest.

Effects - Conjuration, Illusion and Alteration spells cost 20% less magicka to cast.
Location - Between Solitude and Dawnstar there’s a dungeon known as the High Gate Ruins – the next Dragon Priest lurks there.

Effects - Prices are 20% better, Carry 20 points more, and can breathe underwater.
Location - Volsung can be found in the Nordic ruins of Volskygge, far to the west of Solitude.

Does collecting all the masks give you anything?
Of course! Apart from them you can also receive a special "supermask”, if only you bring all of them to the Labyrinthian. Inside the round building in the middle of the keep you will find a dragon altar with a skeleton lying at its bottom. Take a closer look at the body and you will note a Wooden Mask beside it. If you put it on while inside the building, you will be transported to its alternative, mystical form. Here, if you put all eight masks onto the dragon statue, it will open its mouth and grant you access to the last, Konahrik mask.

Wooden Mask


In Labyrinthian

Here, near the skeleton.

Konahrik bears a unique enchantment called Konahrik's Privilege. This
translates into the following possibilities:

Spectral ally
On rare occasions, the mask summons a spectral Dragon Priest ally.
The Dragon Priest may use Ice Spike and Reanimate Corpse. In
the event of no corpses nearby, the Dragon Priest will summon a
Storm Atronach.

Healing
When the wearer is low on health, there is a chance that the mask will
knock back enemies, heal the wearer and any nearby allies, and grant a fire
cloak for a brief time. The healing benefit will raise the
restoration skill, and the fire cloak will aid the destruction
skill. A similar healing effect can be achieved with the perk Avoid
Death, which activates when health reaches a critical low with no
random variables. However, the perk is limited to one activation per day,
whereas the mask's effect is constant.

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