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Skyrim:Lortheim

Lortheim is a Nord priest who lives and works in Windhelm at the Temple of Talos with his wife, Jora.

Lortheim spends his entire life inside the Temple, and sleeps next to his wife every night between midnight and 8am, interrupted only by a one-hour breakfast at 6am. He then drifts around the Temple hall all day long and only stops for a one-hour dinner at 6pm. Despite what his wife claims, he never sets foot in the Palace of the Kings (see bugs). 

He wears blue mage robes and a pair of boots. He wields an iron dagger in combat, and carries some common loot and gold and hooded monk robes.

Lortheim is a dedicated follower of Talos stating, ''"I've spent my life serving Talos. I don't plan to stop now, no matter what the Empire says." He continues to offer his opinion on the ban of Talos worship: "Talos created the Empire. You'd think they'd show him more respect." He hopes that one day the ban on Talos worship will end, stating, "Someday all of Skyrim will worship Talos openly, as we do here." As long as Fort Amol is in Stormcloak hands, Lortheim will give his view on the war, "The way I see it, Ulfric's fighting a holy war." When leaving conversation, Lortheim will offer you blessings "May Talos shield you from all harm.", "May Talos bless your days." If you side with the Empire during the civil war quests and kill Ulfric Stormcloak, Lortheim will question the future of Talos worship: "With Ulfric dead and the Stormcloaks gone, who will have the courage to champion the cause of Talos?"''
 
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Skyrim:Ulundil

Ulundil is an exceptionally cheerful Altmer ranger who runs the Windhelm Stables outside of Windhelm. He will sell you a bay horse with white markings for 1000 gold. His wife, Arivanya, takes over selling the stables' horses if Ulundil dies.

He wakes up at 6am and has a two-hour breakfast with Arivanya, then at 8am heads outside to work at the stables. His workday ends at 8pm, and where he goes to depends on the day: on Tirdas and Turdas, he dines at Candlehearth Hall, staying at the place for around three hours before he goes home to sleep. On other days, he goes straight to bed.

He wears clothes and boots and carries on him a Windhelm Stables key and some common items and gold. In combat, he relies on an iron dagger. 

Ulundil will greet you quite politely when he first meets you: "Oh, pardon me. Was I in your way?" He seems to be a very sociable person, as he will often tell you: ''"I hope someday we'll get to know each other better." Unlike many non-Nord residents of Skyrim, Ulundil seems to enjoy the cold climate: "I see why the Nords like Skyrim. This crisp air is wonderful for the lungs!" He may also happily say to you, "You seem like such a nice person. I'd love to hear more about you." You can ask Ulundil if he is worried about the dragons, to which he will reply: "My pa used to say there ain't no use worryin' about the things you can't change. If it's my fate to be ended by a dragon, so be it. Meantime, I'll live my life the way I want to." He may close dialogue by reminding you to consider buying a horse: "Sometimes the difference between life an' death is a swift steed." If he is inside the Windhelm Stables, he may also close dialogue by apologizing for the odor: "Sorry about the smell. It's a stable, after all."''
Skyrim:Ravam Verethi

Ravam Verethi is a Dark Elf rogue living aboard The Sea Squall in Dawnstar. Though he works for Captain Wayfinder, he is less than pleased with the hierarchy and rightfully calls the captain a boy.

With the ship permanently docked, Ravam spends all of his time on deck, dividing his time between wandering, sweeping, eating or drinking, at times seated on one of the three chairs. He never sleeps.

He wears a set of merchant clothing and a pair of boots. He carries a random selection of common items and gold. 
 
Dialogue
When approached, he will openly nag about his life and the inexperienced captain: 
:''"I don't like taking orders from a boy, but I need the gold."

:"Not a day goes by that I don't think about finding a new ship. I guess it's easier just to stay put." 

:"I could run this ship better than that boy who calls himself a captain. Maybe one day I'll do something about it."

:"The captain inherited the Sea Squall from his mother when she died. Maybe I can inherit the ship if he dies..."''

Notes
Even if Wayfinder dies, Ravam will continue to talk as if he were alive.
Skyrim:Adonato Leotelli

Adonato Leotelli is an Imperial bard and author, known for his books Olaf and the Dragon and Ghosts in the Storm. He is staying at Candlehearth Hall in Windhelm.

Adonato spends all of his time at Candlehearth Hall, socializing, eating, or sleeping at random intervals throughout the day, although he can always be found on the second floor between noon and 8pm, busy writing his next book.

Adonato wears a set of fine clothes and a pair of fine boots. He carries an iron dagger to defend himself if threatened. He also carries a selection of common items and gold.
 
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Quest-Related Events
Asking him what kind of writing he does will make him ask for a favor:

:What kind of writing do you do?
:''"I write drama, friend. The legends and history of Skyrim made to excite and inspire. Poor   at the Bards College has been waiting for my latest work, 'Olaf and the Dragon,' for weeks now. Roads are a mess." 

::I'll deliver the book for you.
:::"You're sure? When you see  , ask for a tip. I'm sure he'll be in a good mood after reading this."

::That's a shame.
:::"Indeed it is."

Dialogue
When approached, Adonato will comment on recent events in Windhelm: 
:"I still can't believe Isabella's gone. She was such a helpful young lass." 

He can also say: 
:"Know any tales of nobility and courage? I'm keen to record them."
:"I'll find some way to finish my book."
:"Now more than ever, the world needs tales of heroism."
:"I'm a writer by trade. Not that the people of Skyrim do much reading."

He can exit conversation with:
:"May you lose yourself in the pages of a good book!" 
:"As you travel Skyrim, make sure you stop and take in the view from time to time!"''
Skyrim:Tulvur

thumb|right|''"I'm not building a ship, sir. I'm trying to make things grow."
Tulvur is a Nord farmer living at Hollyfrost Farm east of Windhelm. He lives there alone with two dogs, Tiber and Ysgramor. 

He gets out of bed every day at 8am and always starts the day with a one-hour meal. At 9am he heads outside and starts working the land and is soon joined by farm owner Torsten Cruel-Sea who helps him out for a few hours. At 7pm Tulvur returns to the farmhouse and enjoys a one-hour dinner, then spends the rest of the evening loitering around until he goes to bed at midnight. 

He wears a belted tunic and boots and carries an iron dagger, the farmhouse key and a selection of common items and gold. 

When approached he will tell you, "Master Cruel-Sea comes and works the fields sometimes. I don't think the Mistress likes it, but she won't come out here to catch him." He will also reveal his plans to get the two residing dogs to help him with his work: "I wonder if I could put the dogs to work somehow. But I don't really have the heart to force them." He reasons with: "Once the sun goes down, it's just me and the dogs. They keep me warm, and don't talk too much."

When Torsten pays a visit, the two men may engage in random conversations: 

Tulvur: "Sir, I'm going to need some better equipment if you want me plowing the frost." 
Torsten: "Like what?" 
Tulvur: "Well, some tools that aren't rusted through would be a start." 
Torsten: "I'll provide you wood and timber to make whatever riggings you'll need." 
Tulvur: "I'm not building a ship, sir. I'm trying to make things grow." 

Torsten: "Tulvur! I've just completed inspection of the farmhouse." 
Tulvur: "Oh?" 
Torsten: "It's filthy in there! Dirt everywhere, and it looks like the dogs have the run of the place." 
Tulvur: "Well, sir, it's a farmhouse. It's not going to be as clean as your house in the city." 
Torsten: "I just know that our sailors are able to keep their ship quarters clean, and I expect the same of you." 
Tulvur: "I'll do my best, sir."''

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Notes
Two conversations between Tulvur and Torsten's wife, Hillevi Cruel-Sea were recorded but, as Hillevi never gets near the farm, are never heard in the game:
:Tulvur: "And what about the dogs? How are those precious little angels?"
:Hillevi: ''"Healthy and strong. Ysgramor's coat's gotten so thick, he looks fat!"
:Tulvur: "Oh, that's just adorable."

:Hillevi: "How have things been with you?"
:Tulvur: "I got another harangue from Torsten yesterday."
:Hillevi: "Don't worry about him. I know you work hard, and I'm the one who gets you your money."
:Tulvur: "Thank you, miss, I appreciate that."''
Skyrim:Belyn Hlaalu

Belyn Hlaalu is a Dark Elf farmer living in his house in Windhelm. He is also the owner of Hlaalu Farm, a small wheat farm just outside the city walls that he runs with his employee, Adisla. He will pay you 5 gold for any wheat you might have harvested.

Belyn wakes up at 7am and stays in his house for three hours to enjoy his breakfast. At 10am he heads down to the Hlaalu Farm to oversee its functioning and help Adisla get some work done. At 6pm Belyn leaves the farm and visits the New Gnisis Cornerclub where he eats his dinner until 10pm when he heads home to his bed.

His outfit consists of a set of miner's clothes and boots. Belyn carries around the key to his house, along with a selection of common items and gold.

He is very proud of his farm and gladly shares his philosophy, saying, ''"The best way for us to win the Nords' respect is through hard work." He also comments that the other Dark Elves in Windhelm complain too much: "Too many dark elves in Windhelm complain about the way we're treated. What good does complaining do?" Lastly, he may say, "I'm proud of my farm. It takes no small effort to grow crops in this part of Skyrim."

 
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Conversations
thumb|right|Belyn and AdislaBelyn will hold a number of conversations with his employee Adisla. One will have Adisla ask him about a wheat shipment:

Adisla: "I was wondering if you had ordered the shipment of that frostwheat, sir." 
Belyn: "Yes, but that fool Endario can't get it in. I'll thrash him when I get back to the city, don't you worry."  
Adisla: "I wasn't wanting to get anyone in trouble, sir. Just wanting to get the new planting started, is all." 
Belyn: "Yes, wouldn't want to miss the lush summer we have ahead."

In another conversation between the two, Belyn will order Adisla to perform repairs around the farm, and criticize her resource usage:

Belyn: "Make sure the back fence is repaired. I swear I saw some skeevers in nibbling the leaves yesterday. " 
Adisla: "Oh, no skeevers out here, sir. They can't stand the cold." 
Belyn: "Maybe, but the way you burn through all that wood to keep the cabin toasty, they might mistake this place for Elsweyr." 
Adisla: "Sorry, sir. These old bones do like a bit of warmth in the evening. There's no need to make fun." 
Belyn: "You just need to remember that there's a war on, and firewood isn't cheap these days."

In another, Belyn will ask her about Captain Lonely-Gale:

Belyn: "So have you ever actually spoken to Captain Lonely-Gale?" 
Adisla: "By the gods, he's just a retired ship's captain." 
Belyn: "Maybe to you, but he's just so... his story is..." 
Adisla: "He's just a guard captain. And not a very good one, at that."

Adisla will also make mention of her age impeding her ability to work the farm: "Starting to get too old to work all day, but hopefully Master Hlaalu will let me slow down a bit."

Notes
According to Dunmer of Skyrim'', he is a descendant of the Dunmer House Hlaalu.
He shares a surname with Niluva Hlaalu in Riften. There is nothing to suggest they know of each other or are related.
Skyrim:Angrenor Once-Honored

thumb|right|Angrenor and Rolff bullying Suvaris Atheron
Angrenor Once-Honored is a Nord beggar who was a former member of the Stormcloaks. Upon raising his disposition by giving him a coin, he will become a potential candidate for marriage.

Upon entering Windhelm for the first time, you will witness Angrenor and his counterpart Rolff Stone-Fist harassing a Dunmer woman and accusing her of being an Imperial spy, making no attempt to conceal their disdain for elves:

Rolff: ''"You come here where you're not wanted, you eat our food, you pollute our city with your stink and you refuse to help the Stormcloaks." 
Suvaris: "But we haven't taken a side because it's not our fight." 
Angrenor: "Hey, maybe the reason these gray-skins don't help in the war is because they're Imperial spies!" 
Suvaris: "Imperial spies? You can't be serious!" 
Rolff: "Maybe we'll pay you a visit tonight, little spy. We got ways of finding out what you really are."

He can be found relaxing in Candlehearth Hall from 4am to 10am. He then goes to the Stone Quarter, leaning against a wall. At 4pm he patrols Windhelm for twelve hours, then returns to Candlehearth Hall.

He wears a set of prison clothes: a roughspun tunic with footwraps. He carries an iron mace and a selection of lower-class items.

However, unlike Rolff, he does not make mention of his hatred when spoken to normally, but begs for coin instead. He will sometimes say, "I was one of the best soldiers in the Stormcloak army, until I took a sword through the chest." He will brag about his ex-Stormcloak prowess, saying, "I once killed six men, single-handed, while rescuing my brothers-in-arms from ambush by an Imperial patrol." and "I'd be out there fighting the Imperials right now if it wasn't for my war-wound." He will also make mention of his current condition, saying, "Ever since that Imperial craven ran me through from behind, I've had trouble breathing. Don't have any trouble drinking though." and "I'm not too proud to admit that I need a bit of help from time to time." 

He was meant to have another set of dialogue if he moved into the Aretino Residence, which will never be heard due to a bug. He would have defended his claim on the house to you, saying, "What? Were you hoping to claim this house for yourself? Well, the Aretinos always liked me, so I think I'm family enough to take up here." Angrenor also would have referenced Innocence Lost, saying, "Rumor holds that the Aretino boy brought an assassin here. Sounds like nonsense to me." He would also have disparaged his fellow Windhelm residents, saying, "The milk drinkers in this town wouldn't last five minutes in a real battle."

 
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Notes
 
He is the only beggar who is able to be married in the game.

Bugs
 
 
 
 This can be fixed by using the command  .
Skyrim:Grimvar Cruel-Sea

Grimvar Cruel-Sea is a Nord child living in the House of Clan Cruel-Sea in Windhelm. He is the son of Hillevi and Torsten Cruel-Sea. His caregiver is Idesa Sadri, a Dunmer.

You may encounter him by the Aretino Residence asking Idesa if Aventus Aretino is trying to contact the Dark Brotherhood:

Grimvar: ''"Then it's true, what everyone is saying? That Aventus Aretino is doing the Black Sacrament? Trying to summon the Dark Brotherhood?" 
Idesa: "Oh, Grimvar... always with the nonsense. No, no, of course not. Those are just tales..." 
Grimvar: "Fine. Then I'll invite him out to play. He lives right there. I'm going to knock on his door..." 
Idesa: "No, child! Wait! That boy, that house - they're cursed." 
Grimvar: "Ha! Then I'm right. I knew it. He's trying to have somebody killed!" 
Idesa: "Now. Enough. We will speak no more of this. I am the only friend you need."'' 

Grimvar wears the standard child's clothes and shoes. He also carries a house key, an iron dagger, and an assortment of food and toys. 

Upon speaking to Grimvar, he will greet you and ask: "'' " He will then elaborate, saying: " " Although his father wants him to become a sailor, Grimvar himself is more interested in being a warrior: "He told me once that he wanted me to grow up and be a sailor, 'cause that's where our family name comes from. But I don't want to be a sailor or a farmer. I want to be a warrior! The strongest one ever!" Indeed, he certainly has the courage and enthusiasm of a warrior: "They say dragons are coming back. I want to kill one! ''" Even though, unlike some citizens of Windhelm, he doesn't harbor a hatred of foreign races, Grimvar knows how things work, and may tell you that: " All the Argonians at the docks are nice to me. Good thing, too, or father would run them off! "

 
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Skyrim:Faryl Atheron

thumb|right|Faryl talking with Bolfrida
Faryl Atheron is a Dark Elf farmer who lives with his brother Aval and his sister Suvaris at the Atheron Residence in the Gray Quarter of Windhelm.

Faryl wears a belted tunic and a pair of boots, and carries around the key to his family house along with a selection of common loot and gold. 

Faryl spends every evening between 8pm and 2am wandering the streets of Windhelm, so he is usually there at the Gray Quarter during the night for Rolff Stone-Fist's loud insults. From 2am till 8am he sleeps at his house. During the day, Morndas through Fredas, Faryl can be found at the steps of New Gnisis Cornerclub where his brother Aval joins him with a drink around 7pm. 

Faryl works as a farmer at Brandy-Mug Farm on Loredas and Sundas from 8am until 8pm. He is not very enthusiastic about hard farm work, although he appreciates the money Bolfrida pays him and also the fact that nobody from Windhelm can see him working here.
 

Dialogue
He sometimes talks about his employer.
:"Bolfrida is certainly grating, but she pays well. Thankfully nobody from the city can see me out here."

He does not share the hatred towards the Nords as many other Dunmer do and he will tell you that, ''"Farm work is hard work. It's good to relax when I can, but I still have to listen to my brothers harping about "injustices.""''

Although he does like some aspects of his job, Faryl will explain to you that it's not the first job he would have wanted to take:
:''"Of course working for Bolfrida isn't my first choice. But what else can a Dunmer do out here?"''

He will also tell you about his brother's dislike of how he and his sister work for Nords:
:"My sister and I both work for the Nords. Our brother is ashamed of us, but at least we can   to eat."

Conversations
When working at the farm, he can be seen having the following conversations with his employer:
:Faryl Atheron: ''"I don't think we're going to get those potatoes to come in."
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: "Well of course, not with an attitude like that!"
:Faryl Atheron: "The ground is practically frozen. We can't dig down far enough."
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: "Come on, we just need a little elbow grease."''

They'll talk about what it would be like to try growing crops in Morrowind.
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: ''"I'll bet this is better than trying to grow something in Morrowind, though, isn't it?"
:Faryl Atheron: "Firstly, I've never even seen Morrowind. Secondly, in volcanic soil the plants practically grow themselves."
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: "Oh, my, I hadn't thought of that."
:Faryl Atheron: "There are places in the world that aren't wrapped in ice, you know."''

They'll also talk about growing crops in permafrost.
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: ''"Now, I've been reading about the best ways to grow corn in permafrost..."
:Faryl Atheron: "I keep telling you, without a warming enchantment, it will never grow past your ankles."
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: "Right, but if you plow the soil with fire salts..."
:Faryl Atheron: "Then you've salted it and nothing will grow at all. Genius."
:Bolfrida Brandy-Mug: "Oh dear, I hadn't thought of that."''
Skyrim:Stands-In-Shallows

Stands-In-Shallows is an Argonian rogue who works on the docks of Windhelm. He lives in the Argonian Assemblage with the rest of the local Argonian population. He has an addiction to skooma that he is struggling to cope with.

Stands-In-Shallows begins his day at 9am by heading out to the docks to work. He will continue to work at the docks until 8pm, at which time he will head back inside the assemblage. Now inside again, he will stand roughly in the center of the room for the next four hours. Once midnight strikes, he will head to bed to prepare for the next day.

Stands-In-Shallows wears a set of ragged robes, without even a set of shoes. He carries an iron dagger to defend himself. Besides that, he carries a key to the Argonian Assemblage and a selection of lower-class items and gold.
  

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Dialogue
If you encounter Stands-In-Shallows while he is at work, you may hear him mutter:
:Stands-In-Shallows: "Another day, another septim."

He will also make mention of the willingness for his fellow Argonians to work in their oppressive occupations.
:Stands-In-Shallows: "The young folks are too happy to break their backs for the Nords. They forget what it was like to swim free."

Should he be encountered between the hours of 8pm and 7am, he will also confusedly say:
:Stands-In-Shallows: ''"Huh? What's that now? Leave me alone."

When ending a conversation with him, his ending remark depends on whether you are an Argonian or not. If you are not an Argonian, he will say:
:Stands-In-Shallows: "I would not complain if you returned with some Skooma."

Argonians will instead hear:
:Stands-In-Shallows: "Trust me, marsh-friend, you do not want to live in this city."

Quest-Related Events
If you do not have any other instance of Some Light Theft active, Stands-In-Shallows will greet you by complaining about his skooma cravings.
:"By the Hist, if I don't get something soon, I don't know how I'll get through the week."
:Are you all right?
:"No. I'm not. I feel like my scales are clawing into me. Maybe you could help an old Argonian out? I heard some of the sailors talking about how they stashed a bottle of Double-Distilled Skooma in the Gnisis Cornerclub. I just need a taste." 
You can accept the quest.
:I'll get it for you.
:"Thank you. I'll be waiting for that bottle." 

Alternatively, you can decline.
:Forget it.
:"Hist spit on you."

If you returning with the skooma, he will thank you and provide an instantaneous level in the Sneak skill.
:Here's your Double-Distilled Skooma
:"Thank you so much. Here. Let me show you a thing or two about not attracting attention to yourself."''

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Skyrim:Neetrenaza

Neetrenaza is an Argonian scout and dock worker who lives in the Argonian Assemblage, outside of Windhelm. He maintains a very bitter attitude about the Nords that he works for.

Neetrenaza begins his day at 7:10am by having a quick breakfast for an hour. After that hour is done, he will return to his bed for fifty more minutes. at 9am he will head outside to work on the docks. He will end the workday after ten hours at 7pm. Neetrenaza will then head back inside to return to his bed for a short nap. He will wake up once more at 7:45pm for a two hour long dinner, before heading back to bed to rest for tomorrow.

Neetrenaza wears a set of clothes and a pair of boots. He carries an iron dagger to defend himself. Besides that, he carries a key to the Argonian Assemblage and a selection of lower-class items and gold.
 

Dialogue
When you approach Neetrenaza, he may comment on his disdain for the Nords.
:''"The Nords don't appreciate us, but so what? I don't appreciate them right back."

He might also mention the dangers of being down on the docks.
:"The docks can be a dangerous place. Don't expect me to save you if you fall in."

If you are not an Argonian, he will suggest that you should leave the Argonian-populated docks.
:"Look, we don't have much love for your kind down here. Probably best if you just left."

Argonians will instead hear a much more cheerful welcome to the docks.
:"Haven't seen you here before, egg brother/sister. Welcome!"''