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Morrowind:Suran Slave Market

Notes
It is impossible to free any of the slaves by normal means, as there is no key to the cells or their shackles.  However, you can still free them by picking the cell door locks, and getting them to follow you with a Command Humanoid spell to some place for which there is a key.  The cave of Saturan is the closest such location. The exception to this is the Altmer Yakov, who can be taken to Saturan, and will have the "go free" topic only if the player is in possession of the Saturan Slave Key, but will return only a number of error messages due to him not possessing the necessary scripts to be freed. 
On the table next to Dranas Sarathram is a small chest containing 399 gold, although taking it is considered stealing. An easy way to get the gold is to enter from the top level, walk halfway down the stairs, and hide behind the curtain so that Dranas does not see you. 
On the table upstairs is a copy of the Speechcraft skill book  Biography of the Wolf Queen. 

People
Lore:Dunbarrow

is a small town on the northern coast of  . It was the birthplace of Captain   and the namesake of   in  .  

Notes
Dunbarrow did not appear in TES V: Skyrim''.

References
Redguard:Attrebus

Attrebus is an Imperial soldier of the Third Legion who has been assigned as one of Lord Richton's personal guards. He technically does not appear in the game, but he presumably resides in the Palace. It is possible that he is intended to be the guard who speaks to Dram in the Palace scene during the quest Raze the Palace, but this isn't confirmed.
 

Notes
Attrebus uses the same model as an infantry guard.
All of the guards inside and outside the Palace are elite guards, as well as the ones who speak to Richton in cutscenes. This means the only guard with Attrebus' model and any connection to the Palace is the one mentioned above who speaks to Dram.

Official Description
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:''Although only 23, Attrebus is considered a grizzled veteran by his fellows. The sixth son of a peasant family from the backwoods of the Colovian West, he ran away from home at 16 to join the Third Legion mustering in nearby Anvil, hoping, like the other peasant boys who flocked to the Imperial standards in that fateful year, to find in the soldier's life an escape from the changeless toil of farm and herd. The Third was immediately posted to the capital to help put down the Moth Rebellion, where its green recruits earned it the sobriquet "The Faithful" while besieged in the Hesod Barracks by the Cultists. The proudest moment of his life was when the Third marched with Tiber Septim's honor guard during his triumphal reentry into the capital.

:Attrebus saw action with the Third in every corner of the expanding Empire over the next few years, and has scars to prove it. He was wounded during the storming of Tarak Shan, and nearly lost a leg to an Argonian feather-serpent during the grueling pursuit of Reekee's kidnappers into the depths of Black Marsh in  . Fiercely loyal to his Emperor, he has little patience with people who refuse to acknowledge the obvious benefits of the Empire. For a glass of the strongest local brew, he will gladly retell his part in the sack of Senchal (an event which has no part in the official history of the Empire), claiming to have put thirty catmen to the sword himself, "man, woman and cubling, made no difference to us - General Pottreid had given 'em their chance to surrender."

:He was among the few who escaped the Aldmeri trap at Black Rocks-later, the remnants of the Third made up the core of the new Ruby Legion, and Attrebus spent an uneventful year on garrison duty in the Nibenay Valley. Just when he was getting used to the jungle heat, his company was posted to Hammerfell as the personal guard of Lord Richton on this "godsforsaken island". Attrebus doesn't understand why Richton has let Stros M'kai off so easy - "it's the bleedin' rebel capital, ain't it?" - but veterans of the Faithful Third pride themselves on doing their duty without complaint. He'll follow orders and keep a suspicious eye on the locals until his Emperor needs him somewhere else.''
 

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Redguard:Cyrus

Cyrus is a Redguard mercenary and the game's protagonist. His journey to Stros M'Kai began when he received a letter from Tobias, his old captain, about his sister Iszara's disappearance.
 

Official Description
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:''Cyrus spent his youth in Sentinel, the capital of Hammerfell, in the years just before the expansion of Tiber Septim's Empire. He fled his homeland, and abandoned his  , after killing his sister's husband in a drunken sword fight. Taken in by a band of brigands, led by the Nord pirate captain Tobias, Cyrus soon became a mercenary-for-hire. He wandered the borderlands of the Empire for years, taking whatever jobs he could find, selling his skill with a blade to beggars and petty-kings alike. Recently, he learned that his sister, Iszara, vanished in the wake of the Empire's invasion. Though he vowed never to return to Hammerfell, he now finds himself bound for Stros M'Kai, determined to find Iszara and, perhaps, atonement.
 

Notes
Cyrus is the protagonist of Redguard, and therefore the player character.

Combat Taunts


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Redguard:Forebear Thug

Three Forebear thugs can always be found drinking at the Draggin Tale Inn. They think poorly of Cyrus because of his connection to the Crowns. You can fight them after talking to Tobias, and do so any number of times. Their attacks cause no damage; a good opportunity to practice your swordplay.

Cyrus uses the same dialogue for all of them, but each thug has a unique set of responses. Their remarks imply that "Thug 3" is named Dagoo.

Notes
You can leave the Draggin Tale during a brawl, and the Forebears will resume fighting when you come back.

Dialogue
Initial Greeting
If you have not talked to Tobias, Cyrus says one of the following:
:"Hold up a second."
:"A word."
:"Excuse me."
:"One moment."

Each thug has different responses, as listed below.

;Thug 1
:"Push off, bread face."
:"Oh, get out of here. Who do you think you are, anyway?"
:"They let just anyone in here nowadays."

;Thug 2
:"No, no, and no, again. Not with the likes of you, no, no, no."
:"Pee-yoo! Bit close in here, innit, Dagoo?"
:''"I don't see or hear you, man. Blow far away."

;Thug 3
:"Why do they always bother me? Go on, will ya?"
:"Dint I tell you? Scram?"
:"What? You dumb or something?"


Brawl Greeting
(After talking to Tobias; reoccurs until you challenge to fight)

:Cyrus: "Excuse me."
:Thug 1: "Ey, lookee, Dagoo. A Crown's come out of hiding."
:Thug 3: "Is tha' so? Hey, Crown! Be good and bring us another round, eh?"
:Thug 2: "I hear you Crowns think you're real brave Daggerlads. Want to test yourself against a real swordsman?"
:Thug 3: "I'm sick of chit-chat, little Crown boy. Pull that blade out, if you know how, or leave me alone"

:Apologize
::Cyrus: "Sorry to trouble you"

:Challenge To Fight
::Cyrus: "Stand and draw then, gentlemen."
::Thug 1: "Take 'im, boys."''


Brawl Again Greeting
If you've brawled before, Cyrus will taunt the Forebears:
:'''"Why don't you fellows keep it down?"
:"Baron Volag wears a corset at court."
:"Were you talking to me?"
:"Ugly boys...!"
:"Up with you now! Stand and draw!"
:"Come, drunks, give quick!"
:"Spar?"
:"Come, uglies, I'm here again."
:"Let's go."
:"Pray, draw, lads."
:"Up! Ye bastards! Draw!"
:"Come on!"
:"Care to bleed?"

Again, each thug has different responses.

;Thug 1
:"What, again?"
:"You didn't learn?"
:"Dagoo, lookit 'im want more."

;Thug 2
:"Our favorite lad, Dagoo, ready so soon."
:"Aye, we'll have it!"
:"Aye, then!"

;Thug 3
:"We'll leave ya breathin', cur!"
:"He's ready, men! Give, now!"
:"Ey, Redguard, we be willing!"


Combat Taunts
;Thug 1


;Thug 2


;Thug 3


Unused Dialogue
Two responses likely intended for the initial greeting and brawl again greeting respectively:
:Thug 1: "Go play with yer friends o'er there, ya bar scag."
:Thug 3: "Aye, les' you've a mind for a fight."''
Redguard:Jaganvir

Jaganvir is the Archmage of the Mage's Guild on Stros M'Kai. He succeeded the previous Archmage, Voa, after the Battle of Stros M'Kai, during which Voa was slain. Jaganvir is currently studying for the Battlespire, an elite war college of Imperial Battlemages, located between the planes of Oblivion and Nirn. Before you go to the League hideout, he appears outside his study room about two-thirds of the time.

The new Archmage has submitted to Governor Richton's rule, and forbids talking about or helping the Crowns for fear of the Empire shutting the guild down. This policy and his irritable behavior have earned him a bad reputation among current and former guild members. Avik in particular calls him "a spineless toad of a man".

After learning about Iszara and the soul gem, you can ask the guild's Apprentice, Falicia about them. A lengthy conversation ensues, but Jaganvir walks out of his study enraged. He must be sure you will never speak of what you've learned, so he casts a spell and turns Cyrus into a gremlin.
 

Related Quests


Notes
Except for the scene Falicia's Confession, Jaganvir never comes out of his room after you return from the League hideout.

Scenes
;Falicia's Confession
:Jaganvir comes out of his study and scolds Falicia for speaking of forbidden things. He casts a spell that turns Cyrus into a gremlin to keep the soul gem a secret.

Dialogue
Idle
Weapon drawn:
:''"Don't poke that toy at me, fool."''


Greeting
(Same greetings happen when you knock on his study door, but Cyrus doesn't say his part)

:"Excuse me. Are you the Archmage?"
:"Leave me, please. I have much to do."
OR
:"Can I have a moment?"
:"Are you slow boy? Begone!"
OR
:'''"This really won't take long."
:"The Battlespire test awaits. I have no time for you now. Please."
OR
:"I was wondering..."
:"Don't make me throw you out! Now leave me!"''
Redguard:Town Pirate

Town pirates are the four men walking around Stros M'Kai. None of them want to talk to you, and so they remain unnamed.

"Pirate 1" wanders between Gerrick's Goods and the docks. "Pirate 4" is also found around the general store, but he does not go down to the docks. "Pirate 2" walks back and forth under the gate to the town plaza. Finally, "Pirate 3" is found in the plaza near J'ffer's Books.
 

Dialogue
Greeting
Every time, Cyrus says one of these lines:
:"One moment."
:"Excuse me."
:"A word."
:"Hold up a second."

:For thugs 1 and 4, followed by:
::''"Sorry, man. Imperials everywhere. I don't talk with strangers."
::"Times are hard in Stros M'Kai. Can't help you, fellow."
::"Haven't got a coin to spare, stranger. Try someone else."
::"No. Talk with strangers in the street? Imperials are thick as treacle in Stros M'Kai. No, thank you."

:For thugs 2 and 3, followed by:
::"Look. Go pester someone else."
::"No, I haven't got any work, and I don't know who does. Good day to you."
::"Who the hell are you? Get out of here."
::"I don't know you, fellow, and you don't know me, and that's how it's going to stay."
::"Thanks, but no thanks. Find another mark, slick."

Gremlin, for thugs 1 and 4:
:"Shoo. Shoo."
:"Get away, little one."
:"There's something you don't see everyday."

Gremlin, for thugs 2 and 3:
:"Outta my way."
:"You're looking for a good kicking, ya little squeaker."
:"Lotta good eatin' on a squeaker."''
Redguard:Voa

Voa was the previous Archmage of Stros M'Kai, killed in the Battle of Stros M'Kai. His corpse is found in the final area of the Goblin Caverns, which is guarded by an ogre. With his ring and a soul gem, he managed to save Prince A'tor's body and soul, though they are now separate. These actions put into motion Iszara's search for the soul gem and her subsequent disappearance.
 

Related Quests
Firewatch People

The statistics of these people can be found at  .
Helnim People

The statistics of these people can be found at  .
Port Telvannis People

The statistics of these people can be found at  .
Lore:Firemoth

(also known as Firemoth Island or Firemoth Region) is a region encompassing a ring of barren islands located in the Inner Sea. The islands often suffer heavy storms, and the bare volcanic rock provides little nourishment for flora. Hardy trama shrubs and stark, leafless trees can survive the ashen, bitter soil, and marshmerrow reeds flourish along the sandy beaches, but otherwise the islands are devoid of life.  
In the mid- , the region's climate was milder and Firemoth was much more lush with vegetation, resembling the nearby swamps of the  . It was home to a large array of flora and fauna, including Netch Shields, Stinkcaps, Milk Caps, Spongecaps,  s,  s, and even  s.  The island was also home to a unique flame-hued variant of nix-ox. Known as the  , these beasts have a fiery temperament and are well suited as combat steeds.  At some point,   maintained a fortification on the island known as Fort Firemoth. However, the Redoran allowed the fort to go fallow, and   exploited this abandonment to begin encroaching upon ancestral Redoran territory on  .  In time, the Hlaalu were successful in driving the Redoran out of major regional settlements such as   and  . 

Circa  , a band of slavers established themselves on the island, making use of the Redoran compound and docks. After arriving on the island, the slavers found and trained the Firemoth Nix-Ox for use as mounts.  They worked in collaboration with Governor   of    to use the Grand Pharos lighthouse in Seyda Neen to capsize passing ships and sell the captives into slavery, which was illegal in   territory. This plot was ended when Deputy Governor   learned of Omellian's treachery and sent soldiers to clear out the slavers and liberate their captives.  Simultaneously, an agent of the   named   arrived at Firemoth with a writ to assassinate the leader of the slavers, Captain Svadstar. She broke into the compound and helped the captives overrun the island, before boarding Svadstar's ship and assassinating him while he was engaged with the forces from Seyda Neen. 

By the  , the archipelago had turned barren. The   built a new Fort Firemoth made of stone, housed on the main island. Once a strategic strong point guarding the Inner Sea from  , it was overrun when an undead army led by the     marched out of the ocean and captured the garrison, leaving few survivors.  While still technically Imperial territory, the islands remained occupied by the skeleton army and were never reclaimed. The fort was built on top of a rich ebony mine, which broke through into flooded natural caverns and an ancient Velothi tomb. 

In   a band of adventurers hired by the Imperial Legion set sail for Firemoth from Seyda Neen, infiltrated the ruins of Fort Firemoth, slew Grurn, and retrieved the  , a precious enchanted shield.  
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See Also
For game-specific information, see the Morrowind and ESO articles.

References
Oblivion:Credits

This is the list of credits that appears in the original game.
Shivering:Credits

This is the list of credits that is added to the original list that appears in the game.
OBMobile:Quests

thumb|right|Oblivion Mobile
thumb|right|The Title Screen
Oblivion Mobile has 10 quests that follow the main storyline of the console and PC version of the game. In addition, there are four optional quests that can be taken alongside or during certain quests in the story which offer extra experience points, items, or gold.

Main Quest
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Optional Quests
OBMobile:Credits

This is a list of credits for Oblivion Mobile, displayed during the game's ending sequence or after selecting 'About' on the title screen.

Staff
Lead
TES Exec. Producer - Todd Howard 
Vir2L Producer - Douglas Frederick 
Vir2L/TES Design Director - Greg Gorden 
Superscape Exec. Producer - Brad Pitser 
Creative Art Director - Bryan Pritchard 
Producer - Michelle Davila 

Programmers
Vernon Franklin 
Chuck Flores 
Stephen Baynham 
Ed An 
Matt Yates 
Steve Neubauer 
Chad Fuhlman 

Design Team
Sarah Stone 
Wes Parker 
Molly Patrick 
Tessa Stone 

Test Team
Josh Rylander 
Bobby Frye 

Legal
 Elder Scrolls Oblivion
 Published & Developed by Vir2L(R) Studios
 In Association with Superscape / Barking Lizards
 © 2005 Vir2L Studios LLC/Bethesda Sofworks LLC, ZeniMax Media companies. The Elder Scrolls, Oblivion, Vir2L, Bethesda Sofworks, ZeniMax and related logos are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. All rights reserved.
Skyrim:Development Team

The development team for Skyrim was the biggest for any Bethesda game so far. In episode six of the Bethesda Podcast, Todd Howard stated that while Fallout 3 had around 70 people working on it, Skyrim saw the team increase to roughly 100.

On February 24, 2011, a picture of the team was released as part of a general update to elderscrolls.com. It contained pictures of 90 people from the team.

 
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Skyrim:Concept Art

In the run up to the release of Skyrim, Bethesda released several pieces of concept art, showing how the rich world of Skyrim was conceived.

A video showing the construction of a piece of art was featured on the GameInformer website. Bethesda has also released a "team diary" that included a video of examples of concept art being shown alongside their finished models.

Following the death of Adam Adamowicz, Bethesda paid tribute by releasing his concept art. For these galleries, see pages 1, 2, 3, and 4.

 

Dawnguard and Dragonborn
Skyrim:Pre-Release Content

This page highlights the Skyrim pre-release screenshots and videos that have been made available by Bethesda.  Because this content was published before the game was released, the images may not reflect actual, in-game content. Concept Art is summarized on a separate article.

Videos
Skyrim-related videos that have been released by Bethesda include:
Debut Trailer (Dec. 11, 2010) — Gametrailers.com exclusive debut trailer, showing only concept art.
Skyrim - Official Trailer (Feb. 24, 2011) — Official game trailer, showing scenes ranging from life in a typical village to combat against a dragon.
20 Minutes of Skyrim Action (1, 2, 3) (Sept. 12, 2011) — Gameplay footage with a voiceover by Todd Howard, divided into three individual videos.
Skyrim Live Action Trailer (Oct. 24, 2011) — A one-minute-long live-action trailer.
Three screenshots from the video were also posted:
 
Anniversary Edition and Upgrade Overview (Oct. 29, 2021)
February 24 Screenshots
 

April 1 Screenshots
 

April 18 Screenshots
 

May 28 Screenshots
 

June 3 Screenshots
 

June 7 Screenshots
 

July Screenshots
 

August 9 Screenshot
 

Journalist Character Screenshots
Beginning on August 12, several gaming sites began releasing screenshots of the characters their journalists had created at the closed Skyrim demo from QuakeCon 2011.
 
File:SR-character-Eurogamer_wLegal.jpg|Eurogamer's Khajiit
File:SR-character-G4_TV_wLegal.jpg|Shazam (G4 TV)
File:SR-character-Game_Informer_wLegal.jpg|Reiner (Game Informer)
File:SR-character-Epic_Battle_Axe_wLegal.jpg|Epic Battle Axe's Nord
File:SR-character-RipTen wLegal.jpg|Dicktits (RipTen)  

August 24 Race Screenshots
 

October 7 Screenshots
 

October 17 Screenshots
 

October 20 Screenshots
 

November 6 Screenshots
 

Patch 1.6 Screenshots
 

Dawnguard Screenshots
 


Hearthfire Screenshots
 

Dragonborn Screenshots
 

Patch 1.9 Screenshots
 

Special Edition Screenshots
 

Switch Edition Screenshots
 

Skyrim VR Screenshots
 

Creation Club Screenshots
 

Sneak Peek - Aug 2018
 

Sneak Peek - Oct 2018
 

Sneak Peek - Dec 2018
 

Sneak Peek - Mar 2019
 

Anniversary Sneak Peek - Aug 2019
 

Sneak Peek - Nov 2019
 

Anniversary Edition Screenshots
OBMobile:Items

Items in Oblivion Mobile are divided into three types:
OBMobile:Magic

Magic in Oblivion Mobile comes in two types:
Dawnstar:Credits

This is a list of credits for Dawnstar taken from the game's credit option in the Main Menu.

Game Design
Anthony Gill 
Greg Gorden

Art
Mark Jones

Programmers
Marc Ilgen 
Roland Kemp

Technical Director
Andrew Friedman

Legal
© 2003 Vir2L  , a ZeniMax Media company. The Elder Scrolls and Vir2L are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. All rights reserved.
Stormhold:Credits

This is a list of credits for Stormhold taken from the game's credit option in the Main Menu.

Game Design
Anthony Gill 
Greg Gorden

Art
Mark Jones

Programmers
Marc Ilgen

Technical Director
Andrew Friedman

Legal
© 2003 Vir2L Studos , a ZeniMax Media company. The Elder Scrolls and Vir2L are registered trademarks and/or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. All rights reserved.
Village People

Isolated Homes
UESPWiki:Archive/CP Inappropriate Adds

Lately I've been getting 3 inappropriate adds. In particular:

The add I get the most is advertising the site geek 2 geek (www.gk2gk.com). It is an adult dating site.

I also get a different add that also leads to some kind of dating site, judging by the look, but I can remember anything else on that add.

The final leads to a chatting site, www.chatplanet.com

I have no idea what anybody should do in such a situation, so I am posting the message here. --Rigas Papadopoulos  16:49, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

: You mean the Google ad at the bottom of the page? Dating or chat sites are not really considered inappropriate in the general internet audience. --Brf 16:59, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

:: Yes, I mean the Google adds. --Rigas Papadopoulos  17:00, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
::: If it bothers you that much, and you use firefox, you can get the ad blocker add-on to block the ads you see on webpages. However, like Brf said they are not  really inappropriate ads, especially the chat site one.--Pwnageincarnate 17:02, 30 December 2010 (UTC)Pwnageincarnate

:::: It doesn't bother me much. --Rigas Papadopoulos  17:04, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
::::: Then why post? --Pwnageincarnate 17:05, 30 December 2010 (UTC)Pwnageincarnate

:::::: "I have no idea what anybody should do in such a situation, so I am posting the message here." --Rigas Papadopoulos  17:06, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

::::::: You need do nothing, since these are not inappropriate. If you see pictures of naked people with links to porn sites, this is probably the appropriate place to report it, or somewhere on Google --Brf 17:11, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

:::::::: The only person who can do anything about the ads that get shown is Daveh, so his talk page is the place to go. A chat site doesn't sound like a problem, although an adult dating site probably is (although your link doesn't work for me). See a previous set of complaints from 2008 for an example. rpeh  19:05, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

::::::::: Sorry, the correct link is www.gk2gk.com. I fixed it. --Rigas Papadopoulos  19:16, 30 December 2010 (UTC)

  I remembered a conversation about this and now I've finally found it: . In this discussion, DaveH mentions being willing to remove annoying or inappropriate ads. It's not 100% clear in the discussion what Dave's opinion is, but I think it's implied that dating sites would be considered inappropriate within the context of the site.  &ndash; Robin Hood    23:26, 30 December 2010 (UTC)
Wilderness People

Adanji
Adrosu Balmayn
Andrelo Giravel
Balis Gurin
Bradas Salvu
Brevales Girano
 
Dan
Dedave Nalyn
Drelam Ulvi
Famis Erethan
Fevasa Ralen
Findesi Amora
Folsa Daranith
Gilden Salas
 
Lervan Arethi
Lloros Alvor
Maggotthe Fardan
Manis Falven
 
 
Medvu Indul
Movis Raram
Nadari Felas
Nalene Veleth
Nalfara
Nalrin Vere
Navil Romavel
Nelaine
Neryn Radas
Nibrasa Areloth
Ralvyn Avani
Retan
 
 
 
Spiz
 
Tedril Llaram
Teris Andrethi
Thonro