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Oblivion:Isabeau Bienne

Isabeau Bienne is a Breton ostler who sells Bay horses at Bay Roan Stables outside Bravil.

With her employee, Antoine Branck, in charge of tending the horses and luring potential customers inside, Isabeau primarily takes care of the business and never even leaves the stables. She gets out of bed every morning at 6am and starts the day by wandering around for two hours before unlocking the door at 8am. For the next twelve hours, the stables will be open and Isabeau will be available for a transaction at all times, even between noon and 2pm, when she is having her lunch. At 6pm, she sits down and enjoys her dinner until closing time at 8pm. Once the stables are locked up, she relaxes for two hours until 10pm, when she goes to bed. Isabeau will sell horses 24 hours a day, but the door to the stables will be locked outside the regular opening times.

She wields an iron shortsword and wears lower-class clothing, a stitched green shirt with green felt linens and clogs. She only carries a small amount of gold.

Outside the stables, Antoine will tell you to head inside if you want to do business: "If you are looking to buy a horse, go inside and talk to Isabeau." When you approach her, she will get right to the point: "This is the Bay Roan Stables. Are you interested in a horse?" If you ask her about her city of choice, she will start to advertise her own business: "You MUST have a fast horse! Travel quickly to ruined forts and caves nearby! It will pay for itself with precious time saved!" On the subject of horses, you will get the full sales speech: "We have some of the best Bay horses in Cyrodiil. They are hardier than the Chestnut and faster than the Paint horses." Should you change your mind and decline her offer, she will say: ''"How unfortunate. Don't be a stranger. We have a fine selection of Bay horses if you change your mind." Should you choose to accept her offer, she will point you towards Antoine with the words: "Excellent! Go out to the corral.   will have your new Bay saddled and ready for you." If you instead tell her that you cannot afford it she will say: "What a pity." If you ask her for a horse after purchasing one from her she will say: "We don't have any horses for sale right now. You bought our last Bay horse."

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An additional greeting for Isabeau was recorded, but it will never be heard in-game as her stable dialogue takes precedence: "Welcome, my friend! I am Isabeau Bienne, the ostler of Bay Roan Stables. And today I can sell you such a very fine   horse!"''
Oblivion:Edla Dark-Heart

Edla Dark-Heart is a Nord assassin living with her husband Regner in Bruma. She is an basic trainer in Marksman and is rumored to have fled from the law in Skyrim. 

On normal weekdays (Morndas to Fredas), she wakes up at 6am, then spends the entire day wandering in her house, although she ventures downtown at three different occasions; at 9am she heads up to Nord Winds for a bit of browsing, and at 3pm she visits Fjotreid in his weaponry store Hammer and Axe. At 6pm she enters the Jerall View Inn for dinner. She returns back home at 8pm and stays there until she goes to bed at midnight. During the weekends, Edla starts out normally at 6am and even visits Nord Winds at 9am as usual; at 10am, however, she breaks off her usual routine and leaves town for a bit of hunting in the snowy countryside northeast of Wildeye Stables. If she finds a target, she will shoot at it and make sure to claim the arrow afterwards, which can cause a series of bugs, affecting her routine, her service times and her preference for targets (see the bugs section). Depending on events during the day, she returns to Bruma between 6pm and midnight and resumes her usual routine. On weekdays, she offers services when not sleeping or eating; during weekends, she offers services from she wakes up until she leaves Bruma, while only randomly offering them in the wilderness. When she returns, she will provide training as usual. 

Edla is armed with a steel bow and some steel arrows, a fur cuirass, and fur greaves.  Her clothing consists of huntsman leather pants, oiled linen shoes, and an olive vest.  She carries the house key and a small sum of gold.

When you meet her for the first time she will introduce herself and her services: "Edla. Edla Dark-Heart. If you want to be a Marksman, I can train you. If you can breathe, I can teach you." When asked about snowy Bruma, Edla will tell you about her hateful husband: "One place is pretty much like another. Regner hates it, but Regner hates everything." When asked the same question, Regner will concur: ''"I hate it here. Came here with Edla. All these snooty Southerners. And damn guards won't let anyone have any fun." He will also mention that Edla wears the pants: "I'm Regner. You want anything? Talk to Edla. She's in charge."''

The gossiping townsfolk will often discuss Edla's checkered past: "Rumor has it that Edla Dark-Heart left Skyrim with the law right behind her." and ''"I've heard Edla Dark-Heart was once an assassin!" Others will simply ask: "Do you know anything about Edla Dark-Heart's past?" and "Have you heard the rumors about why Edla Dark-Heart left Skyrim?" and receive one of the following responses: "I've heard a number of stories, none of them good. I understand she might have been a hired assassin." and "Apparently, she was wanted in Skyrim for murder. Shot a man dead from over 300 yards. Hard to believe."''

 
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Oblivion:Tandilwe

Tandilwe is a High Elf priestess living in the Temple District of the Imperial City. She offers master training in Speechcraft.

Tandilwe can always be found inside the Temple of the One, where she wanders around all day and night, without ever sleeping or eating. Therefore, she's available for training 24 hours a day. The exception to this routine is during the Light the Dragonfires quest, when Tandilwe gets disabled until you complete the quest.

She wears a blue & green outfit and a pair of quilted shoes. She also carries a small amount of gold. Tandilwe has the ability to use a leveled set of priest spells and one extra major Restoration spell.

After the Master Training Quest is initiated, speak with her, and she will give you the following task: "You would seek to better yourself? First, I would ask that you look to the poor and the suffering around Cyrodiil. Travel to all of our cities, and speak with the unfortunate souls forced to beg for change. Look into their hearts, and then look into your own. Return to me when you have spoken with all of them. Then we shall talk of training."

If you return to her before you have spoken with all of the beggars, she will say: "There are still poor souls in this world that you have not spoken with. They wait for you." After you have spoken with all the beggars, she will finally offer you training: "You have seen the Beggars. You have, I hope, used your powers of speech to raise their spirits. Now I can help you to improve those powers, to help make lives better."

If you kill any beggar before speaking with her, she will respond with: "The death of any helpless individual is tragic, and reprehensible when it could have been prevented. I hold you responsible. You will receive no training from me. Not now, or ever!"

 
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Oblivion:Imus the Dull

Imus the Dull is an Imperial commoner and beggar trying to get by in the city of Anvil. 

He sleeps on his bedroll behind The Flowing Bowl at the dockside every night between 10pm and 6am. After waking up, he enters the main part of Anvil and spends the first four hours of the day begging near the Dock Gate. At 10am, he will try his luck on the stairs to the Chapel of Dibella for another four hours. After that, he returns to the dockside and will stroll up and down between the two docked ships until 6pm. At that time, if he has found any food, he will eat it where he stands or simply walk around starving until he returns to his bedroll at 8pm. In heavy rain, however, he will break up his schedule and seek shelter in front of Heinrich Oaken-Hull's house until it clears up.

Imus is infected with the disease Ataxia, and you can be infected as well, should you engage him in combat. He definitely qualifies as poor as he owns nothing but his cup, a pair of sack cloth pants, a sack cloth shirt, and whatever gold he has managed to earn during the day.

He is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive Speechcraft training from Tandilwe. 

 
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Oblivion:Penniless Olvus

Penniless Olvus is an Imperial commoner living the hard life as a  beggar in Anvil. His bedroll and food sack can be found on the east side of the Main Gate.

Olvus lives the typical life of any other beggar in Cyrodiil; He starts the day at 6am and positions himself near the Main Gate for four hours of begging. He retires to his bedroll at midday and stays there until 2pm, when he takes the short walk to the Chapel of Dibella and resumes his begging routine for the next four hours. At 6pm he returns to his bedroll, picks up some food from his sack and enjoys it for two hours. Once he has eaten, he spends the rest of the evening in the same area, just drifting around. Due to a bug, Olvus unfortunately never sleeps, but spends the entire night standing next to his bedroll, until he heads back to the Main Gate at 6am.

His schedule suffers some changes during the rainy days, when he will instead seek shelter under the roof of Morvayn's Peacemakers until the rain ceases. Also, if you have installed the Knights of the Nine official plug-in a new schedule will take precedence, when he will instead decide to listen to the Prophet's rantings from 10am and until 8pm, regardless of weather.

His wardrobe certainly reflects his social status, consisting of only a coarse linen shirt combined with sack cloth pants. He carries with him his cup and any amount of gold he collected during the day. As a beggar his combat resources are limited, relying solely on his fists when attacked. Olvus is infected with the brown rot disease, and you may catch it from him during combat.

He is one of the few people that can tell you how you may join the Thieves Guild, and will also provide you with some information during your jobs for the Guild. Also, he is one of the "poor and suffering" whom you need to speak with in order to receive training from Tandilwe.

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Oblivion:Nermus the Mooch

Nermus the Mooch is an Imperial beggar living in Chorrol. His bedroll and food sack can be found behind the Chapel of Stendarr, among some large rocks.

He lives a hard life and spends most of his day visiting various locations around town, occasionally addressing the townsfolk for a few pieces of gold. He wakes up early at 6am and heads to the southern gate and begs there for four hours. After having tried his luck here, he will move to the north gate at 10am and continue his begging for four hours. At 2pm he will relocate to the area in front of the Chapel of Stendarr and try to convince someone to help him for another four hours. At 6pm he will return to his bedroll and just stroll around until his bedtime at 10pm.

His attire includes a sack cloth shirt combined with coarse linens. As a beggar he can't afford weapons or spells, relying on his bare fists during combat. You can catch the disease Wither from him.

He can give you hints as how you may find the secret association of the Thieves Guild.
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Oblivion:Nigidius the Needy

Nigidius the Needy is an Imperial beggar living in Skingrad.  

He sleeps rough from 10pm until 6am on a bedroll behind the city's branch of the Fighters Guild. He then wanders around the area between Summitmist Manor and the city gate until 10am before trying his luck in the triangle of road between the Mages Guild and Lazare Milvan's house until 2pm, and will then roam the steps of the Great Chapel of Julianos until 6pm. If he has found any food during the day, he will spend from 6pm until 8pm eating it, otherwise he will go hungry and stand around forlornly. He will pick up and eat any food dropped near him during this time. He then spends two hours wandering near his bedroll until 10pm before sleeping once more.

Nigidius is infected with the diseases Red Rage and BrainRot, and you can be infected should you engage him in combat. He is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive speechcraft training from Tandilwe. Nigidius certainly qualifies as poor; his only possessions are the green felt linens and sack cloth shirt he wears.

For a small fee, he will provide some useful information about the disappearance of  Theranis during the Thieves Guild quest Lost Histories. 
 
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Oblivion:No-Coins Draninus

No-Coins Draninus is an Imperial commoner and beggar living in the Imperial City Talos Plaza District. 

Being a beggar in the wealthiest district of the Imperial City makes things a bit easier, and Draninus lives a somewhat less complicated existence than the beggars in other cities. He wakes up at 6am, and heads for the big statue in the center of the district, where he spends all day begging for food and gold. When the clock strikes 6pm, he will actively seek out some food, and will consume it where he stands. At 8pm, he heads back to his bedroll for two hours of wandering before bedtime. 

Draninus is infected with the disease collywobbles and you can be infected should you engage him in combat. He wears a set of typical lower-class clothing, a pair of green felt linens and an olive vest. He carries nothing, except for the occasional gold coin. His bedroll is located in the narrow alleyway behind Ulen Athram's house, and signals that Draninus doesn't have to suffer to get by. He owns three bottles of cheap wine, as well as his food bag and a sack that contains minor loot.

He is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive speechcraft training from Tandilwe. 
 

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When you engage him in the Speechcraft minigame, he has a different voice.
Oblivion:Wretched Aia

Wretched Aia is an Imperial commoner living in the streets of Bravil, where she tries to get by as a beggar.

Her bedroll is located in the southwestern corner of Bravil, and she will sleep there every night between 10pm and 6am. After she wakes up, she takes the trip to the northern gate, where she will beg for four hours. At 10am, she can be found in front of the Lonely Suitor Lodge. At 2pm, she tries her luck at the southern side of the Great Chapel of Mara, an unwise decision, because no one ever passes through there. If she has found any food during the day, she will take it at 6pm on the bench in front of the Lonely Suitor. If she hasn't found any, she will steal some from Cosmus the Cheat's food sack, which is located near his bedroll behind The Fair Deal. If she finds any in his sack, she will still eat it on the bench, but if it's empty, she will just drift around starving. At 10pm, she returns to her bedroll for another night of sleep.

Aia is infected with the disease Collywobbles and you can be infected as well, should you engage her in combat. As she's quite poor, she wanders around barefooted, and her only possession is her lower-class clothing consisting of a belted vest and a pair of coarse linens.

She is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive Speechcraft training from Tandilwe.

  
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Ironically, while Aia steals from Cosmus' foodsack, he will actually do the same to her - making both of them eat each other's stolen food in front of the Lonely Suitor Lodge.
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Oblivion:Cosmus the Cheat

Cosmus the Cheat is an Imperial commoner who tries to get by as a beggar in Bravil.

His bedroll is located just behind The Fair Deal and he sleeps there every night between 10pm and 6am. After waking up, he heads for the Great Chapel of Mara, where he tries his luck near the side of the chapel for four hours. At 10am, he can be found near the Northern Gate and at 2pm in the area near A Warlock's Luck. If he has found anything to eat, he will cross the bridge at 6pm and take his dinner on the bench in front of the Lonely Suitor Lodge. If not, he will live up to his nickname and steal from Wretched Aia's food bag in the southwestern corner of Bravil. If he finds some food in there, he will eat it at the bench, otherwise he will wander around hungrily until it's time to go back to his bedroll at 10pm.

Cosmus is infected with the disease Chills and you can be infected should you engage him in combat. His possessions reflect his stature: he wears a collared shirt and a pair of sack cloth pants and carries a tan cup.

He is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive Speechcraft training from Tandilwe.

 
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Ironically, while Cosmus steals from Aia's foodsack, she will actually do the same to him - making both of them eat each other's stolen food in front of the Lonely Suitor Lodge.
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Oblivion:Luckless Lucina

Luckless Lucina is an Imperial beggar living in Cheydinhal. Her bedroll and food bag can be found behind Willow Bank, against the city wall.

She lives the typical life of a beggar, waking up at 6am every day and heading immediately to the west gate of the city to stroll around and beg for food and money. Having no success she will move to the plaza in front of the Cheydinhal Mages Guild at 10am, were she will wander around asking for help. At 2pm she will move again, this time to a more suitable spot in front of The Great Chapel of Arkay, to continue begging until 6pm. At that time she will return to her bedroll to grab a piece of food and have a two-hour-long dinner. After she has finished eating she will return to strolling around her bedroll until 10pm, when she goes to bed. On rainy days she heads to Riverview, taking cover under the porch awning until the rain stops.

Her attire consists of a single shirt with suspenders combined with belted braies. As a beggar, she has limited resources in combat, relying only on her fists. You can contract the disease serpiginous dementia from her.

She is one of the few people that can give you the necessary information about how you may be able to join the Thieves Guild and will also aid you during The Elven Maiden quest.
 
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Oblivion:Bruccius the Orphan

Bruccius the Orphan is an Imperial beggar living in  Cheydinhal.  You can find his bedroll and food bag behind The March Rider, near the well of the local Mages Guild.

He lives like any other beggar, starting his day early at 6am and going to the east gate of the town to beg for help for four hours.  At 10am he will move to a better place in front of The Great Chapel of Arkay to continue begging until 2pm.  At that time he will change his location again; this time he will wander in front of The March Rider, asking for help from any of the townsfolk passing by.  At 6pm he will head to his bedroll to grab some food and will head to Riverview to sit on one of the benches to have dinner for two hours.  After he has had his only meal of the day he will head back to his bedroll to stroll around until his bedtime at 10pm.  On rainy days, however, he will take cover under the roof of Riverview until it stops raining.

His attire consists of two pieces of lower-class clothing, including a huntsman vest combined with belted braies. As a beggar his combat resources are very limited, and he relies solely on his fists during combat.  You can contract the disease Rockjoint should you fight with him.

He is one of the few people that can provide you the necessary information on how you may be able to join the Thieves Guild, and will also aid you during one of your jobs for the Guild.

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Oblivion:Lazy Kaslowyn

Lazy Kaslowyn is an Imperial beggar living in Chorrol. His bedroll and food sack can be found southeast of Modryn Oreyn's house.

He lives the typical life of any beggar, waking up at 6am and heading to the front of the Chapel of Stendarr, where he will beg for food and money for four hours. At 10am he will change his location, this time begging in front of the inn The Oak and Crosier until 2pm. At that time he will take a few steps back and will stroll around in the alley in front of Renoit's Books for four hours more. At 6pm he will head back to his bedroll, wandering near it until he goes to bed at 10pm.

His attire consists of a stitched green shirt combined with sack cloth pants. As a beggar he doesn't have access to weapons or spells, relying on his bare fists during combat. You can contract the disease Swamp Fever from him.

He can give you clues on how you find the Thieves Guild and is also one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive speechcraft training from Tandilwe.
 
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Oblivion:Foul Fagus

Foul Fagus is an Imperial beggar living in Skingrad.

He sleeps rough from 10pm until 6am on a bedroll between the city wall and the shelter in the area behind Colovian Traders. He then wanders around the steps of the Great Chapel of Julianos until 10am before trying his luck in the area between Summitmist Manor and the city gate until 2pm and then outside the West Weald Inn until 6pm. If he has found any food during the day, he will spend from 6pm until 8pm eating it, otherwise he will go hungry and stand around forlornly. He then spends two hours wandering near his bedroll until 10pm before sleeping once more.

Fagus certainly qualifies as poor; his only possessions are the belted braies and flax tunic he wears. He is infected with the diseases Bone Break Fever and the Shakes, and you can be infected should you engage him in combat. 

For a small fee, he will provide some useful information about the disappearance of  Theranis during the Thieves Guild quest Lost Histories. He is also one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive speechcraft training from Tandilwe.
 
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Oblivion:Fralav the Faker

Fralav the Faker is an Imperial commoner who tries to get by as a beggar in the Elven Gardens District of the Imperial City.

His bedroll is located in the backyard behind Fathis Ules' house and he sleeps there every night between 10pm and 6am. When he wakes up, he walks the short distance to the southern gate, where he tries his luck until midday. He then heads to the dead end in the northern part of town for another six hours of begging. Assuming he has found anything to eat, he will head back to his bedroll at 6pm and enjoy his dinner seated at Fathis Ules' chest. If not, he will just wander around the center of the district. At 8pm, he gets up and begs for another two hours in the same area until his bedtime.

Fralav is infected with the disease Black-Heart Blight and you can be infected should you engage him in combat. The huntsman vest and matching leather pants he wears reflect his low social status, and the insignificant amount of gold he carries furthers his standing. He is so poor he doesn't even own his bedroll, his only other material possession being his food sack nearby.

He is one of the "poor and suffering" to whom you must speak in order to receive speechcraft training from Tandilwe. 
 
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He is the only NPC that carries the Black Heart Blight disease, which may be familiar to Morrowind players.