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Oblivion:Atahba

Atahba is a Khajiit commoner who takes care of the horses at Five Riders Stables outside Leyawiin.

A Khajiit of few words, Atahba spends most of her time tending the horses, while pointing potential customers towards her employer Cat-Face. She sleeps inside the stables every night between midnight and 6am and will start the day by taking a breath of fresh air outside. At 8am, her workday begins, and she starts raking the ground inside the pen. She stops at noon and sits down on the porch for a two-hour lunch. She gets up again at 2pm and spends all afternoon wandering around near the stables, on the look out for customers. At 6pm she once again sits down on the porch, this time to enjoy a two-hour dinner. At 8pm, with the stables closed and not much to do, she just loiters lazily around the pen until her bedtime at 10pm.

She wields an iron war axe and wears a set of lower-class clothing: a shirt with suspenders with breeches and  clogs. She also carries her rake and a small amount of gold.

When you approach her, she will point you towards Cat-Face with the words: ''"I can't sell you any horseflesh. You'll have to go inside and talk to  ." If you buy a horse, Cat-Face will say: "Atahba will have your Paint horse saddled and ready outside." Atahba will then break off her schedule and wait for you outside the stables, with a horse by her side. When she sees you, she will comment: "You have purchased a fine piece of horseflesh." If you manage to speak with her before hearing this comment (see bugs) she will say: "He may look slow... okay, he is slow. But what do you expect for this price?" As soon as you mount the horse, she will return to her usual routine.

  
Notes
Atahba has both an unused greeting and an unused response to the Leyawiin topic, neither of which are voiced. The greeting is fairly similar to the one heard in-game: "I'm Atahba. But if you want a horse, you got to talk to Cat-Face."'' Her Leyawiin topic would've went as follows: ''"Well, if you want to know what I think, I think it stinks. The Elder Council takes the Trans-Niben and just gives it to Cyrodiil! Have you ever seen a map with the Trans-Niben in Cyrodiil? No! Because there's never been one like that. Damn crooked Councilor. Some men rob you with a sword; others rob you with a goose quill pen."''

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Oblivion:Brodras

Brodras is a Wood Elf crusader and an Associate of the Fighters Guild in Leyawiin. He offers basic training in Heavy Armor, but will only offer his services to members of the Fighters Guild.

A wood elf that specializes in Heavy Armor is somewhat unusual, and Brodras knows it. It doesn't bother him much, though, and he spends most of his time offering training while relaxing in the Leyawiin Guildhall. He sleeps in the southeastern bedroom on the ground floor and wakes up every morning at 6am. He starts the day in the east wing of the second floor with an exhaustive four-hour sparring session with fellow guildmember Antus Flonius. At 10am, he enters the west wing and relaxes for two hours. At noon, he heads downstairs and wanders around on the ground floor until he leaves the guildhall at 2pm. For the next two hours, he will take his lunch at the Five Claws Lodge while chatting with the regulars. At 4pm, he returns to the guildhall and spends two hours strolling around the ground floor. At 6pm, he takes a seat in the dining area and takes his time eating dinner. He keeps going for six full hours until he finally goes to bed at midnight. The exception to this schedule is during the Drunk and Disorderly quest, when The Five Claws Lodge is inhabited with drunken, restless Fighters Guild members. Once this quest is active, Brodras will skip his 2pm lunch and just stay in the guildhall. He will offer training at all times except when he is eating or sleeping.

Brodras wields an iron claymore and wears iron boots, gauntlets, greaves and an iron cuirass. At night, he slips into a more comfortable set of Huntsman clothing: pants, vest and moccasins. He only carries a small amount of gold. Being a crusader, he knows the standard crusader and minor restoration spells.

He also seems a little self-conscious about it, introducing himself with ''"Brodras of the Fighters Guild. I don't do contracts much. Mostly I'm a trainer. Heavy Armor. And look. No jokes about the Heavy Armor, eh? Not every Bosmer sneaks around with bows and arrows. I'm as tough and beefy as any Orc. Got it?" Lately his training is all that keeps him busy as he will tell you: "Blackwood Company's a problem. Not for me. I mostly do training. But we don't see many contracts in Leyawiin guildhall. Blackwood gets them all", although once the Fighters Guild questline is complete he becomes rather more optimistic: "Well, you sorted out the Blackwood boys, all right. Nice work. Now maybe we'll see a little more guild contract work here in Leyawiin."

People in Leyawiin will be heard commenting on his skill by saying: "I've heard Brodras at the Fighters Guild is well-versed in using heavy armor, especially for a wood elf" and "Brodras has been teaching Fighters Guild members how to better use heavy armor. Odd for a Bosmer, but he's apparently good at it."''

Notes
Brodras is only supposed to eat dinner from 6pm to 9pm. However, because none of his other AI packages are active between 9pm and midnight, he keeps doing what he was already doing.
Oblivion:Sherina

Sherina is a Redguard barbarian who offers advanced Blade training at the Leyawiin Fighters Guild, but will only offer her services to members of the Fighters Guild.

Instead of carrying out contracts, Sherina prefers to stay in the Guild Hall to improve her skills with a blade. She sleeps in the third floor of the Guild every night between midnight and 5am, and once she wakes up she spends the next hour wandering around the ground floor. When the clock strikes 6am, she heads to the balcony of the second floor, where she will spend the next four hours training with her fellow guild member S'kasha. At 10am she stops sparring to take a two-hour stroll around the ground floor, and once done she will find a good place where she can sit to have her breakfast for the following two hours. After she has finished her meal, she will head to the training room on the second floor where she will continue to improve her blade skill with a training dummy for three hours. At 5pm she will leave the room to roam around the ground floor again, before she starts seeking an available chair where she can sit to have her dinner until 9pm. Once she has finished eating, she will wander around the Guild Hall for a brief period of three hours, before she heads to her room on the third floor to sleep. Sherina's training services will be available at any time of the day, except when she takes her breaks to eat or sleep.

Sherina's equipment consists of a fur cuirass and boots, combined with a pair of huntsman leather pants. She is armed with a steel shortsword and a fur shield, and also carries her night outfit, which includes a huntsman vest and moccasins, along with a small amount of gold.

She seems to be a very laid back person, as you will notice when you speak with her for the first time: ''"Hey, baby? You fancy some training? Sherina's the name, and blades are the game." On the topic of Leyawiin, she can refer you to the local smith Tun-Zeeus and his smithing skills: "If you need a blade, go see Tun-Zeeus at the Dividing Line. Does repairs, too. He does go on and on, sometimes. But he's the Genuine Orc in Leyawiin."''

Sherina's skills with the blades are a common topic among the townsfolk of Leyawiin, as they will comment: "Sherina is good with a blade. She knows it, too." and ''"Fighters Guild members have been going to Sherina to learn blade skills. She's so good, and she'll be the first to tell you so."

As an advanced trainer in Blade, she can give the reference to the master trainer. Once your Blade skill has reached 70, speak to her about "Training" and she will tell you: "If you're looking to learn even more, experience is your best bet. If you want pointers, I heard that Alix Lencolia is somewhere in Cyrodiil. Don't tell me you've never heard of him! He's famous for his skill with a blade. And at his young age... He'll be a legend one day, mark my words. I heard that he was on his way to one of the Southern provinces, seeking fame and fortune. Maybe try an inn along the way, like Faregyl."''

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Oblivion:Mahei

Mahei is an Argonian scout living in Leyawiin.  He is a basic trainer in Athletics, a skill he no doubt picked up while running and hiding from his nagging wife, Numeen.  They can sometimes be seen together, however, as they are both regular guests of the Countess at Castle Leyawiin.

Mahei wears a black & burgundy outfit and a pair of blue suede shoes. He carries his key and a large amount of gold.

Mahei introduces himself by referring to his difficult relationship with his wife: ''"I am Mahei... that poor fellow who is chased everywhere by that nagging fishwife, Numeen. Please. Just don't mention me to her, or she will burst into one of her tirades..." and brings it up again when asked about the city, "There are things I like to do. Does this never occur to her? Does she think I live each minute to run her errands for her? She wonders why she cannot find me? Doesn't it occur to her? That I am hiding from her?"''
 
Notes
Between 10am and 1pm every day there is a 50% chance that the Countess will stop by Mahei's house to see Numeen.  If so, Mahei will not provide training during that time period.
Mahei and Numeen are also known as the Derics: the key to their house is called the Derics' Key, and there are two rumors that refer to their constant bickering: "Have you heard the Derics arguing?" and ''"Have you seen the Derics recently? They're always bickering with one another."''
It is likely that Mahei and Numeen were originally Bretons. Almost no Argonians have a surname, and "Deric" is similar to other Breton family names (Liric, Maric, Meric, Aric, Fransoric and Jenseric can be found in Morrowind and Oblivion). This would also explain Countess Alessia Caro's habit of dropping in to see them despite her dislike of beast races.
Oblivion:Numeen

Numeen is an Argonian commoner living in Leyawiin with her rascal of a husband, Mahei, who seems to spend most of his time hiding from her. They are both regular guests of the Countess, however, so they are occasionally able to tolerate each other.

Numeen's day begins at 6am when she wakes up and wanders around her home -occasionally conversing with her husband. During the morning, there is chance she will be found either at Best Goods and Guarantees or at the Chapel of Zenithar. Regardless, at midday she heads to the Three Sisters' Inn for a two hour lunch. Afterwards, she will either be found wandering outside the Chapel or around her house until 8pm. She then sits down for a two-hour dinner with her husband, followed by another two hours of relaxing before bed.

On Middas, at 8pm she will instead head over to the Castle Private Quarters to enjoy a lavish four hour dinner with Countess Alessia Caro. On Turdas, she will return the favour, hosting the Countess at her place from 6pm to 10pm.

Numeen wears a set of upper class clothing consisting of a black & burgundy outfit and a pair of blue suede shoes. She carries her house key and a large amount of gold.

Mahei and Numeen are also known as the Derics; the key to their house is called the Derics' Key, and there are two rumors that refer to their constant bickering: "Have you heard the Derics arguing?" and ''"Have you seen the Derics recently? They're always bickering with one another."

Numeen introduces herself by referring to the difficult relationship with her husband: "My name is Numeen. Have you seen that no-good rascal husband of mine, Mahei? Gods know what he is up to this time..." and brings it up again when asked about the city, "Gods are my witness! I give that man the simplest list of things to do, and somehow he forgets half of it and gets the rest wrong."''
 
Notes
It is likely that Mahei and Numeen were originally Bretons. Almost no Argonians have a surname, and "Deric" is similar to other Breton family names (Liric, Maric, Meric, Aric, Fransoric, and Jenseric can be found in Morrowind and Oblivion). This would also explain Countess Alessia Caro's habit of dropping in to see them despite her racist dislike of Argonians.
Oblivion:Kantav Cheynoslin

Kantav Cheynoslin, an Imperial priest, is the Primate of the Great Chapel of Zenithar in Leyawiin.

The priests of Zenithar are said to have shown that the way to peace and prosperity is through earnest work and honest profit, not through war and bloodshed. Kantav lives up to this saying and spends most of his time encouraging the townsfolk to do the same.

Like the other residents of the chapel, he sleeps downstairs in the chapel hall every night between midnight and 6am. After waking up, he heads upstairs for a moment of silence in front of the Altar of the Nine. He then starts his daily routine and will spend most of his time wandering around in the chapel hall while occasionally paying visits to the main chapel upstairs. He does this all morning until he finally leaves at noon for a two-hour lunch at the Three Sisters' Inn across the street. Afterward, if the weather is clear, he takes an afternoon stroll around town, preferably in the area near the house for sale. At 6pm, he heads back to the chapel, finds himself an empty pew and eats his dinner for two hours. After his meal, he once again leaves the chapel, this time to pay his respects to lost ones at the nearby cemetery. He returns to the chapel at 10pm and wanders sleepily around a bit before going to bed at midnight. If it is raining outside, he will skip all his outdoor activities and stay inside the chapel. On Sundas, he will break off his usual routine at 8am and pray for two hours in front of the Altar of the Nine.

His wardrobe reflects his status: a black & burgundy outfit with gold trimmed shoes. He carries nothing but a large sum of gold. He possesses the standard leveled Priest spells, as well as one extra major Restoration spell.

When you approach him, he will introduce himself: ''"Kantav Cheynoslin. I am the Primate of  , and Zenithar's Advocate." And when you ask him about Leyawiin, he will share his faith and beliefs: "I believe in the transforming power of honest work. I honor your vocation as adventurer. By your labors and their fruits, you praise Zenithar."''

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Oblivion:Silana Blandia

Silana Blandia is an Imperial healer at the Great Chapel of Zenithar in Leyawiin. 

Silana wears a middle-class outfit consisting of a burgundy linen shirt, tan linens, and a pair of thick cowhide shoes. She also carries a small amount of gold. She can cast major Restoration spells as well as the standard leveled healer spells. 

Speaking to Silana Blandia for the first time will have her greet you by saying: "Silana Blandia, Healer of the Leyawiin Chapel. Bless the Nine, and all the faithful." Asking her about Leyawiin will have her reply to your question by saying: ''"May you find healing here for your wounds, and for your troubled spirit. There's a peace here in the Chapel for all who seek it."

Speaking to Silana Blandia after starting the quest The Path of the Righteous will have her mistake you for a common treasure hunter; despite her annoyed stature she will still direct you to the shrine: "Hrpmh. So, you're the one that's come for the mace, are you? Another adventurer looking for treasure. Get on with it if you must. The shrine is downstairs. But I wouldn't expect much if I were you. No one has ever succeeded." If you retrieve the Mace of Zenithar and save her from the Auroran attack on the chapel she will apologize for her previous rudeness. "I can't believe it! You have the mace! And you stopped those horrible daedra! I was... I was wrong to doubt you. I ask your forgiveness."''
 
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Oblivion:Roderic Pierrane

Roderic Pierrane is a Breton commoner who is often found enjoying the spectacle of the Arena District.  His home is in the Elven Gardens District where he lives with his wife Elisa.  It seems he may be cheating on her, however, as each Sundas, you can find him sleeping with Irene Metrick, though he claims they're "just friends". 

On most days, Roderic sleeps from 10pm to 6am with his wife in the upstairs bedroom of his house. He spends all of his spare time relaxing on the ground floor of his house, never even eating. On weekdays he satisfies his bloodlust by watching gladiator matches at the Arena from 7am to 9pm, much to his wife's displeasure. Roderic's bland schedule makes a few deviations for his "friend" Irene Metrick, as long as she remains alive. On Sundas he will wake up at midnight and go to Irene's house where he will share her bed until 4am, at which point he returns to his wife for the rest of the night. He will also meet up with Irene at 7pm on the 5th of every month for an intended three day trip to Bruma. Due to an oversight, Irene never makes this trip. This results in Roderic spending forty-three hours wandering around Irene's house, ignoring the rest of his schedule.  During Light the Dragonfires, Roderic's daily routine will grind to a halt as he and the rest of the residents of the Imperial City are confined to their homes under martial law.

He wears a set of lower class clothing: a collared shirt, laced leather pants, and a pair of huntsman moccasin. He also carries the key to his house and a small amount of gold.
His introduction is quite brief, simply stating ''"I'm Roderic Pierrane." If he likes you enough and you ask him about the Imperial City he will tell you that "Irene Metrick and I spend a lot of time together, true. We're just good friends. But don't tell Elisa. She wouldn't understand." If you find him in the Arena he will tell you  "I come to the Arena any chance I get! Once, I got hit in the eye with some spraying blood, and went blind for three days! Now THAT was a good match!"''.

His wife Elisa will comment on her husband's habits often. When asked about the Imperial City, she will proudly say: ''"Roderic is looking around for a business to invest in. I know he'll find something soon." On the contrary, if you run into her while she is at the Arena, it becomes apparent that Roderic might be investing their money somewhere else: "Aggh! I hate these disgusting Arena matches! I'm here looking for my husband,  ! If he loses any more of our money he's a dead man..."''

Notes
No explanation is ever given for the shrine to Sithis in his basement and no NPC in the game even mentions it.
Oblivion:Winson

Winson is a Redguard commoner who lives and works at Luther Broad's Boarding House in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District.

Winson lives his life in obscurity and prefers to go unnoticed by his fellow townsfolk. As a result, he divides all of his time between working hard at Luther's and then spends all of his earnings at the Arena. He leaves the inn every morning at 7am and heads directly to the Arena and stays there for a whopping fourteen hours, betting and cheering, while downing cheap wine. When the Arena closes up at 9pm, he heads back to Luther's and works all through the night, without ever eating or sleeping. 

On the 30th of each month, Winson leaves the Arena at 10am and starts his long journey towards Bravil. He crosses the Talos Bridge before heading southeast on the Red Ring Road, passing the Ayleid ruins Fanacasecul and Vindasel on the way. Once he reaches Pell's Gate, he heads south on the Green Road until he finally reaches Bravil after nearly fourteen hours of traveling. Once there, he enters The Lonely Suitor Lodge for two days of socializing and drinking. At midnight on the 1st, he leaves Bravil and travels all the way back to the Imperial City.

He wears a set of common lower-class attire, belted braies with a matching vest and a pair of braided leather sandals. His only other possession is a small amount of gold. 

A man of few words, he will only greet you briefly: ''"Winson. I just work for Luther. I don't want no trouble." And when asked about his city of choice, he will give you a piece of advice: "You got to be careful. You don't want people taking notice. Just keep quiet, keep your head down." If you run into him while he is betting at the Arena, he will casually reject you: "What? Look, pal, no talkie right now, okay? I'm here to watch people get mutilated, not blab like an old woman."''


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Oblivion:Pista Marillin

Pista Marillin is an Imperial commoner who waits tables at The King and Queen Tavern in the Imperial City Elven Gardens District.  She is often found betting at the Arena; her attitude to the Arena is ambivalent&mdash;on the one hand, she is disgusted by the bloodshed but, on the other, she says she cannot bring herself to leave due to her gambling problem.

She wears a set of middle class clothing: a burgundy linen shirt, burgundy linens and a pair of russet felt shoes. She also has a small amount of gold.

If you first meet her in The King and Queen Tavern she will say, ''"Welcome to The King and Queen Tavern. We treat all our patrons like royalty! I'm Pista Marillin, your faithful lady-in-waiting." If you meet her in the Arena she will say, "This is all so grisly and horrible, isn't it? The blood and bodies... But I've won so much money! I can't stop betting! I think I need help..." If you ask her about the Imperial City she will say, "Where can you find a bed in the City? I hear the Tiber Septim Hotel in Talos Plaza is very nice. In the Elven Gardens, Luther Broad's Boarding House may suit less discriminating customers. Fighters Guild has no accommodations in town. Mages Guild members have their own quarters at the Arcane University. I can't recommend the Bloated Float on the Waterfront. The Waterfront is not a very desirable location."''

She can also be found walking along the Green Road to Leyawiin where she will occasionally be killed by bandits.
 
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