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Skyrim:General Tullius' Armor

General Tullius' Armor is the armor used by the eponymous General Tullius. The most distinguishing trait of this item is its appearance, with its gold trim and the ornate Imperial Legion symbols on it distinguish its owner as one of the highest ranking members of the Legion. The defensive capabilities of this armor can be improved at a workbench with a steel ingot.
Skyrim:Gilded Wristguards

Gilded Wristguards are unique gauntlets located inside The Katariah, inside the Emperor's Quarters. As it is located upon The Katariah, they cannot be acquired until the related quest Hail Sithis! has been started. Obviously, this means that the item is unobtainable if you choose to do the quest Destroy the Dark Brotherhood! instead. Being regal attire, these golden wristguards are detailed with looping gold patterns.
Skyrim:Orchendor

Orchendor is a Wood Elf spellsword found at Bthardamz Arcanex. He is a former servant of Peryite and was asked by the Daedric prince to gather the survivors of a plague attack on Mundus and lead them to Bthardamz. Inside the Dwemer ruin, Orchendor quickly lost his way and made a personal army out of the Afflicted. Because of his betrayal, Peryite will ask you to kill Orchendor during the related quest.

He wields a leveled, enchanted dagger of the best possible quality and a randomly chosen staff. He carries a wide array of loot, including leveled gems, and a boss-leveled amount of gold. He wears black mage robes until level 8, when he may shift into enchanted robes. He also wears a leveled ring of Destruction and a leveled necklace with a healing enchantment. His footwear is leveled as well  and can be either light or heavy armor. The light footwear ranges from a pair of hide boots at level 1, to a pair of dragonscale boots at level 46. The heavy footwear ranges from iron boots at level 1 to daedric boots at level 48. Lastly, he wears a pair of gauntlets with the exact same stats as his footwear.

He has a broad arsenal of spells from various magic schools as well as a toxic vomit attack. Upon being hit between three to five times in a row, he will teleport a short distance away from you. When he comes out of the teleportation, there is a brief window where he is unable to attack or be attacked.

Orchendor has an innate 100% magic resistance, a side-effect of his Teleportation ability, making him an extremely difficult opponent if you rely heavily on magic. This also makes it impossible for him to be affected by certain enchantments or effects, such as soul trap, without the use of a Weakness to Magic poison.

 
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Spells
Orchendor knows the following spells:
; Alteration: Ebonyflesh, Ironflesh, Oakflesh, Stoneflesh
; Destruction: Frost Cloak Freeze, Ice Storm, Icy Spear, Incinerate, Thunderbolt
; Illusion: Invisibility
; Restoration: Fast Healing, Grand Healing, Greater Ward, Healing
; Scripted Abilities: Teleportation, Vile Vapor

Notes
He is one of the best candidates for Dead Thrall due to his level cap and abilities.
Skyrim:Stormcloak Archer

Stormcloak Archers are Nord soldiers.

They wield a long bow in combat. However, if they are forced into melee combat, they will use a steel dagger instead. Stormcloak Archers wear a set of Stormcloak armor.
Skyrim:Imperial Archer

Imperial Archers are male Imperial soldiers.

They wear a full set of Imperial light armor and are armed with an Imperial bow with fifteen steel arrows. If engaged in melee, they will fall back to defending themselves with a steel dagger and an Imperial shield.
Skyrim:Fjori

Fjori was a Nord huntress. When she was 29 years old, she fell in love with the warlord Holgeir on the field of battle, where they fought until her sword broke his axe and his shield dulled her blade. With Fjori and Holgeir united, there came a time of peace for the clans of the forest. When Holgeir was bitten by a poisonous snake, Fjori journeyed to obtain a cure from the   which instantly cured him. However, then Fjori too was bitten by a snake, she died immediately due to exhaustion from her journey. Holgeir had a great tomb built, and after its completion, he took his own life, hoping to rejoin her in Sovngarde.

During the quest Ansilvund, a conjurer named Lu'ah Al-Skaven, distraught over the loss of her husband Saeel Al-Skaven, is raising an army of Draugr which includes both Fjori and Holgeir in its ranks.

 
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When the curse is finally broken, the ghosts of the two lovers will emerge behind the altar:
:Fjori: "Thank you for releasing us from her spell."
:Holgeir: "Now we can rest in peace once again. Come Fjori, my love..."
:Fjori: "Take this with our gratitude."
Skyrim:Holgeir

Holgeir was a Nord warlord. He fell in love with the huntress Fjori on the field of battle, where they fought until her sword broke his axe and his shield dulled her blade. With Fjori and Holgeir united, there came a time of peace for the clans of the forest. When Holgeir was bitten by a poisonous snake, Fjori journeyed to obtain a cure from the   which instantly cured him. However, then Fjori too was bitten by a snake, and she died immediately due to exhaustion from her journey. Holgeir had a great tomb built, and after its completion, he took his own life, hoping to rejoin her in Sovngarde.

During the quest Ansilvund, a conjurer named Lu'ah Al-Skaven, distraught over the loss of her husband Saeel Al-Skaven, is raising an army of draugr which includes Fjori in its ranks, and Holgeir as well.

He wears noble clothes with a pair of fur-lined boots and carries an iron dagger. 
 
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When the curse is finally broken, the ghosts of the two lovers will emerge behind the altar:
:Fjori: "Thank you for releasing us from her spell."
:Holgeir: "Now we can rest in peace once again. Come Fjori, my love..."
:Fjori: "Take this with our gratitude."
Skyrim:Balagog gro-Nolob

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Balagog gro-Nolob is an Orc rogue who keeps a hidden identity as the famous chef called the Gourmet. Balagog was trained in Breton cuisine during his time in High Rock, where he befriended Anton Virane, a fellow student. Balagog went on to publish a cookbook called Uncommon Taste under the pseudonym "The Gourmet", which became wildly successful throughout Tamriel and led to his being hired as the Emperor's private chef for his visits to Skyrim. Due to this association with the Emperor, Balagog is eventually marked for death by the Dark Brotherhood. 

He wears fine clothes and fine boots. Balagog defends himself with an iron dagger and also carries forty gold, a belted tunic, and boots.
 
Balagog lives in the cellar of the Nightgate Inn, only leaving once a day around noon to fish by the nearby pond. He prefers to interact with other people as little as possible to maintain his secret identity, and is known to most of the Nightgate Inn's regular patrons only as "The Orc". The other patrons pay him little mind, while the innkeeper says that he doesn't care, since Balagog always pays his rent on time. You cannot interact with him until the related Dark Brotherhood quest, in which the only conversation options are to announce to him that his true identity is known or tell him it is time for him to die.

 
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Should you speak to him: 
:''"Whatever it is, I'm sure I can't be of help. I'm just here on... holiday." 

You have three dialogue options:


If you've chosen the last option, talking to him again will have him tell you: 
:"Please, just let me be..." 

Upon killing him, you can now retrieve the Gourmet's writ of passage from Balagog's corpse.
Dialogue
If Balagog is approached before starting the related quest, he will say: 
:''"I can't help you, friend. Talk to Hadring, the innkeeper."
:"I value my privacy. So if you don't mind?" 

All further attempts at conversation will be politely dismissed: 
:"I really don't mean to be rude, friend, but I'm not feeling particularly sociable..."''
Notes
He cannot be reanimated, no matter what the spell magnitude.
You may encounter Balbus on your travels. He is looking for the Gourmet so he can impress him with his skills.
One of Balagog's comments when remaining silent has him referring to the location as a village. This seems to be a leftover from when the Nightgate Inn was part of a village known as Heljarchen.

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Skyrim:Captain Hargar

Captain Hargar is the Nord leader of the Blackblood Marauders residing in the caved-in Broken Oar Grotto. He wears leather armor with matching leather boots. He wields a leveled two-handed weapon that can be up to elven in quality, and carries a small amount of gold.

Ahtar will send you to kill him during his quest.

 
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Hargar's journal can be found on the table at the uppermost level of the wooden tower in Broken Oar Grotto, and will inform you of some hidden treasure near you. The key to the master-locked chest can be pickpocketed from him or looted from his corpse after he's killed.
It is advisable to complete Ahtar's quest before any other quests in Broken Oar Grotto, as killing Captain Hargar will render that quest inaccessible, thus making it difficult to ever use Ahtar as a follower.
Because you go to Broken Oar Grotto during the quest Lights Out, and Captain Hargar is always hostile, he will most likely be killed during the quest.
Skyrim:Chief Yamarz

Yamarz is an Orc warrior and the chief of the accursed Orc stronghold of Largashbur, located in the Rift, east of Avanchnzel. He is generally unpleasant and displays many traits not normally associated with Orcs such as a conniving nature and an aversion to battle. It is never fully explained why Malacath cursed his tribe, but it's implied that Yamarz's weaknesses as leader are a reflection of the curse itself. This would help explain why Malacath charges Yamarz alone with the task of slaying the leader of the giant tribe that has defiled his shrine. 

Yamarz is clad in a complete set of Orcish equipment. This includes the cuirass, a pair of gauntlets, a pair of boots, and a helmet. He is equipped with a leveled war axe and a leveled shield, both of which can be up to Orcish quality.
 
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Skyrim:Medresi Dran

Medresi Dran is a Dark Elf citizen found in Angarvunde. Frustrated that her team of excavators fled after stumbling upon draugr in the ruins, she offers to split the treasure inside if you will open the way to it, beginning a miscellaneous quest. Upon the gates being open, Medresi sprints ahead to steal the treasure for herself, only to be crushed by an ingenious trap.

Medresi Dran wears a set of clothes along with a pair of gloves and leather boots. She also carries a steel dagger and three potions of minor healing.
 
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Skyrim:Etienne Rarnis

thumb|Etienne Rarnis bound in irons, being interrogated at the Thalmor Embassy
Etienne Rarnis, a Breton rogue, is found in the dungeon of the Thalmor Embassy during the quest Diplomatic Immunity, where you are required to infiltrate the embassy to discover what knowledge the Thalmor have regarding the return of the dragons. He is being interrogated when you arrive. Later on, he will relocate to the Ragged Flagon cistern, where his attitude will vary depending on how he was treated - he will be grateful if he was rescued, be angry if you pretended to be a Thalmor interrogator (even if you later on rescued him), and be neutral if you ignored him.

 
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Diplomatic Immunity
:Etienne: ''"Stop. Please. I don't know anything else. Don't you think I'd have told you already?"
:Thalmor Soldier: "Silence. You know the rules. Do not speak unless spoken to. Master Rulindil will ask the questions."
:Rulindil: "Let's begin again."
:Etienne: "No... for pity's sake... I've already told you everything..."
:Rulindil: "You know the rules."
:Etienne: "Nooooo!!!"
:Rulindil: "Start at the beginning, as usual. If you persist in this stubbornness I'll have..."
:Etienne: "No, wait! I was just... catching my breath... why wouldn't I tell you again? I don't even know anything... There's an old man. He lives in Riften. He could be this Esbern you're looking for, but I don't know. He's old and seemed kind of crazy. That's all I know."
:Rulindil: "And his name is...?"
:Etienne: "I don't know his name. Like I've already told you a hundred- Ahhh!"
:Rulindil: "You know the rules. Just answer the questions. And where can we find this nameless old man?"
:Etienne: "Like I said, I don't know! I've seen him down in the Ratway. Maybe he lives down there, but I don't know for sure."
:Rulindil: "That will be all for now. I must say I continue to be disappointed in your lack of cooperation. I hope next time you will do better."
:Etienne: "What else do you want from me? I've told you everything. Listen, if you let me go I can take you to Riften, show you where-Ghaaa!!!"
:Thalmor Soldier: "Silence, prisoner!"''
Skyrim:Isabelle Rolaine

Isabelle Rolaine is a Breton sorceress who is found dead in Hob's Fall Cave, near the entrance. In life she was the lover of Ranmir, a Nord living in Winterhold. She can be found wearing a belted tunic along with a pair of boots.

Some time ago she disappeared sending Ranmir into a drunken stupor with sorrow. In the undelivered letter to Ranmir found on her corpse, it's explained that Isabelle left to try solve their financial troubles, which they were suffering beforehand. Isabelle went to Vex of the Thieves Guild, an old friend. Vex tipped her off to a potentially lucrative target for theft in Hob's Fall Cave, which would alleviate her and Ranmir's money troubles permanently. Based on the numerous empty wine bottles near her corpse it seems Isabelle may have imbibed some liquid courage before attempting the theft, only to either pass out or be taken by surprise in her intoxicated state and killed.


 
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Skyrim:Gelebros

Gelebros, a Wood Elf sorcerer, is a member of the Psijic Order who arrives at the College of Winterhold along with Quaranir and Tandil to secure The Eye of Magnus.

Gelebros wears Psiijic robes with matching boots, gloves, and hood.

If you attempt to talk to him, he will only say, "Our order will not forget your deeds."
 
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Skyrim:Tandil

Tandil, a High Elf sorcerer, is a member of the Psijic Order who arrives at the College of Winterhold along with Quaranir and Gelebros to secure The Eye of Magnus.

He wears a full set of Psiijic robes, which includes the hood, a pair of boots, and a pair of gloves.

Should you approach him, Tandil will only say, "It is time for us to go."
 
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Skyrim:Ruki

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Ruki''' is the ghost of a Nord warrior and the wife of Fenrig. During the quest The Book of Love, she can be found constantly combing the area surrounding Gjukar's Monument for Fenrig, having received word that his most recent battle did not end well. She wears standard farm clothes, with matching boots and a hat.
 
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The Book of Love
Ruki is obviously worried about the fate of her lover, saying:
:''"I'm searching for my Fenrig. He was marching with Gjukar's men, who they say were wiped out here. I've turned over every body, though, and I can't find him. Please help me look. He has a bright red beard and hair."
:The last battle here was hundreds of years ago.
:"Are you a fool? Look at the bodies around you. Even if you're blind, surely you smell the blood." and 
:I don't see any bodies here.
:"I don't have time for your foolishness. Either help me or be gone."

She will then say: 
:"Come, help me search for Fenrig."
:"He must be here somewhere..."

When the two dead lovers are finally reunited, a brief conversation will take place: 
Ruki: "Fenrig! You're alive!" 
Fenrig: "Of course I am. What brings you here?" 
Ruki: "I had heard that Gjukar's men were wiped out. I came to find you." 
Fenrig: "But that battle isn't expected until tomorrow... Ruki, what's going on?" 
Ruki: "I'm so confused. What's happening?" 
Fenrig: "It doesn't matter. I'm here. We're together now. And we will be forever."''

Together they float up into the sky to spend eternity with one another among the stars.
Skyrim:Fenrig

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Fenrig''' is the ghost of a Nord warrior who was killed just before the battle at Greenspring Hollow, now commemorated by Gjukar's Monument. He was married to Ruki, who has been searching for him near the monument for an eternity. During the quest The Book of Love, they will finally be reunited. 

 
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The Book of Love
When you locate Fenrig, and explain that his wife is searching for him:
:Your wife is looking for you.
:"Ruki? Where is she?" 
:West, in the plains over the mountain.
:''"We're expected to fight there tomorrow. Gjukar elected to camp here for the night. I don't like it, though." 
:Why don't you like camping here?
:"Our fires are visible for miles. We're in a low valley. Sitting ducks."
:Let me take you to Ruki.
:"If she's come this far from home, it must be important. Lead on. I just need to report back to camp by sunrise." 

When the two dead lovers are finally reunited, a brief conversation will take place: 

Ruki: "Fenrig! You're alive!" 
Fenrig: "Of course I am. What brings you here?" 
Ruki: "I had heard that Gjukar's men were wiped out. I came to find you." 
Fenrig: "But that battle isn't expected until tomorrow... Ruki, what's going on?" 
Ruki: "I'm so confused. What's happening?" 
Fenrig: "It doesn't matter. I'm here. We're together now. And we will be forever."''

Together they float up into the sky to spend eternity with one another among the stars.
Skyrim:Commander Caius

Commander Caius is an Imperial soldier stationed in Whiterun. He is in charge of the guards patrolling the hold under Jarl Balgruuf the Greater.

Caius wears a set of Whiterun guard's armor and a pair of fur boots. He is equipped with a leveled sword which can be up to Daedric quality, and carries a selection of common loot and gold.

If the Stormcloaks capture Whiterun, his position is taken by Sinmir. Caius will then move to the Blue Palace together with Balgruuf, Proventus Avenicci and Irileth.

As long as Whiterun is under control of the Imperial Legion, he may greet you in a number of ways. He may simply introduce himself: ''"I'm the commander of the guard here in Whiterun." He may reassure you: "My boys'll keep you safe. Don't you worry." He may give you a warning: "You're not thinking of causing trouble here in this beautiful city, now are you? 'Cause I'd strongly advise against such foolishness." He may simply ask: "Yes? What is it?"''

 
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Notes
Caius' dialogue after the Stormcloaks have taken Whiterun suggests that he wasn't intended to be exiled to the Blue Palace, but rather be allowed to stay in Whiterun without his rank.
This issue has been addressed by version 1.2.4 of the Unofficial Skyrim Patch. Caius'   AI package is removed, and he instead stays in The Bannered Mare for the remainder of the game.
Skyrim:Leonara Arius

Leonara Arius is an Imperial farmer who works with her recently married husband Addvild at Snow-Shod Farm.

She sleeps in the farmhouse every night between midnight and 6am. After a two-hour breakfast she heads outside and tends the crops and keeps going until her bedtime, interrupted only at 7pm for a one-hour dinner in the house.

She wears a belted tunic, some boots, and a hat. She wields a leveled dagger (up to elven quality), and carries a selection of common loot and gold.

She is very happy with her husband, often saying: ''"Addvild's made me a happy woman. I wouldn't want to be with anyone else in the world.", "My husband and I were just recently married.", or "I like the farm life. It's a huge change from living in a city." She also tells of how she got to where she is today: "I'm originally from Cyrodiil, but I left there after I had a falling out with my family." or "This was the first door in Skyrim I knocked upon, and little did I know my future husband would be answering the door."

She can often be seen talking with her husband out in the field or in the house:
 
Leonara: "My darling, you've made me the happiest woman in all Skyrim." 
Addvild: "It brings me joy to hear that, but what possessed you to say that so suddenly?" 
Leonara: "I've already lost a family, and we're about to start a new one. I don't want that to happen again." 
Addvild: "My sweet Leanora, I will never let anything happen to us. I promise."

Leonara: "I'm not so sure the few guards they've assigned to the farm are enough." 
Addvild: "It will have to do. Besides, if it came to blows, I'm sure the Snow-Shod's would come out here and assist us." 
Leonara: "I suppose so. I just fear they won't make it out here in time." 
Addvild: "Just worry about keeping the fields tended and let the Jarl worry about the war."''
Skyrim:Razelan

Razelan is a somewhat drunk Redguard merchant who can only be found in the Thalmor Embassy during Diplomatic Immunity. He arrives at the Thalmor Embassy at the same time as you and doesn't enter the building until you've presented the guard with your invitation.  If plied with enough alcohol, he will provide a distraction for you. If any of the other guests (other than Erikur) are made to provide the distraction, they will start a heated conversation with Razelan, which will cause a commotion. 

Razelan wears a set of merchant clothes along with a pair of boots. 

 
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During the party at the Thalmor Embassy, if Maven Black-Briar and/or Vittoria Vici is in attendance and one is on friendly terms with them, one will reveal with disgust that Razelan is a member of the East Empire Company.
Skyrim:Tsavani

Tsavani is a Khajiit citizen and the cook at the Thalmor Embassy. She wears a belted tunic and a pair of boots. During your infiltration of the Embassy, she will be present in the kitchen. 
 

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She acknowledges your presence, and Malborn blackmails her with her moon sugar addiction to prevent her revealing you to the guards:

:Tsavani: ''"Who comes, Malborn? You know I don't like strange smells in my kitchen."
:Malborn: "A guest, feeling ill. Leave the poor wretch be."
:Tsavani: "A guest? In the kitchens? You know this is against the rules..."
:Malborn: "Rules, is it, Tsavani? I didn't realize that eating Moon Sugar was permitted. Perhaps I should ask the Ambassador..."
:Tsavani: "Tss! Get out of here, I saw nothing."''

If you talk to her after this conversation, she'll only say, "Go. Out. Before I change my mind."
Skyrim:Estormo

Estormo is a Thalmor agent reporting to Ancano. He will confront you at the end of Labyrinthian during the related quest. When approached, he will converse with you briefly. Shortly afterward he will attack regardless of your response.
 
He will barge through the metal doors to confront you and block the only exit, saying: "So, you made it out of there alive. Ancano was right... you are dangerous."

He then tells you that ''"I'm afraid I'll have to take that Staff from you now. Ancano wants it kept safe... oh, and he wants you dead. Nothing personal."

At this point you can either respond with "Get out of my way." or "I have no quarrel with you." but no matter what you say he will confidently reply with "You fool, you don't stand a chance." or "I am afraid you do."'' After this he will become hostile. 

Estormo wears hooded Thalmor robes, Thalmor gloves, and Thalmor boots. He knows a number of spells, namely Stoneflesh, Conjure Flame Atronach, Chain Lightning, Flame Cloak, Lightning Bolt, Fast Healing, and Steadfast Ward.

 
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