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Oblivion:Ashni

Ashni is a Khajiit commoner who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Sanguine, and can be found with her fellow worshippers at the Shrine of Sanguine.

In combat, she relies on an iron dagger. She wears a belted vest, a pair of coarse linens and stitched leather shoes. She only carries a small amount of gold. 

Leading a simple life of a worshipper, she spends her days walking around the shrine, taking breaks throughout the day sitting on of the many benches. She also preaches to her fellow worshippers of Sanguine and prays at the shrine itself.
 
Dialogue
When you approach her:
:"I joined for the parties. And stayed for the parties. Why would I go back to work? That life is for suckers and fools."
Oblivion:Yushi

Yushi is a Khajiit acrobat who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Molag Bal.  She can be found with her fellow worshippers, Olyn Seran and Amir, at Molag Bal's Shrine.

She spends her entire life in the presence of Molag Bal and will randomly worship the Daedric Prince in four different ways; either she sits on one of the benches, kneels before the three lit candles or the Shrine itself or lift her arm towards the sky, positioned behind the lectern. She never eats nor sleeps.

Yushi wears lower class attire, specifically belted braies, a pair of buckled shoes, and a patched vest. In combat she relies on her iron dagger. She carries a small amount of gold.

Approaching Yushi before starting the Molag Bal Shrine quest will cause her to say: "All mortals will come to him. He is the Harvester of Souls." before immediately ending the conversation.
Oblivion:Vajhira

Vajhira is a Khajiit hunter who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Hircine, and can be found with her fellow worshippers Hunting Tail and Boroneth at Hircine's Shrine. Have a chat with her to learn more about Hircine's taste in pelts.

Vajhira spends day and night worshipping at Hircine's Shrine, either wandering around or sitting on one of the benches. 

She wears the rare forester's shirt, laced leather pants and a pair of rough leather shoes. She wields an iron bow with leveled arrows. She also carries an iron dagger and a small amount of gold. 

Speaking to Vajhira before giving Hircine an offering will make her say "You approach the Shrine of Hircine. Are you hunter, or are you prey?" You will then be given the option to either reply "I am prey" or "I am a hunter." If you choose the former she will say "Then leave here. Run away. Run away quickly. Come back when you are worthy." If you chose the latter she will say, more politely "Do you think yourself a hunter? Then approach the Shrine of Hircine. Leave our lord an offering. Leave an offering of the pelt of a bear, or the pelt of a wolf at the shrine, and Hircine may find you worthy. Or, perhaps you will learn what it is to be the hunted."

 
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Notes
Vajhira was supposed to elaborate on both the Shrine and the Unicorn. Unfortunately, the Hunter/Prey question always takes precedence and these lines can never be heard: 
:"Here, we make sacrifice to the Lord Hircine. We pray for a True Hunt. We beg to be Honored Prey." (listen)
:"Lord Hircine has sent you to hunt the Unicorn? Count yourself doubly blessed. Hircine has deigned to speak with you, and he has provided you with glorious prey. You have been greatly honored. Do not fail him." (listen)
Oblivion:Ri'Jirr

'''Ri'Jirr''' is a Khajiit acrobat who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Hermaeus Mora, and can be found with his fellow worshippers at the Shrine of Hermaeus Mora.  Chat with Ri'Jirr to find out if you are worthy of Hermaeus Mora's time.

Ri'Jirr is a dedicated follower of Hermaeus Mora and can be found wandering around the shrine day and night.  

He wears a tattered robe and a pair of rough leather shoes. He is armed with an iron dagger and carries a small amount of gold.

If you have completed all other Daedric Quests and not started Hermaeus Mora's quest he will say "You have followed the path set for you by the Lord Hermaeus Mora. Approach his shrine and speak with him," otherwise he will say "You have not yet followed the path required to speak with the Lord Hermaeus Mora."
 
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Oblivion:Ma'Raska

'''Ma'Raska''' is a Khajiit thief who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Clavicus Vile. He can be found with his fellow worshippers, Gul gro-Burbog and Anedhel, at Clavicus Vile's Shrine. You can speak with Ma'Raska for information on approaching the shrine.

He wears a tattered robe with a pair of sack cloth sandals. He wields an iron dagger and also carries a small amount of gold.

Ma'Raska can be found day and night wandering around the shrine to his Lord.

Speaking to Ma'Raska before giving an offering to Clavicus Vile will have him greet you by saying; "You approach the Shrine of Clavicus Vile. You should not be here unless you have business with Lord Clavicus." Asking him about the Shrine to Clavicus Vile will have him ask if you have business with the Daedric Prince: "Here we worship Lord Clavicus. Do you have business with the Daedra?" If you claim that you have no business with Lord Clavicus, he will end the conversation after telling you to leave: "Then leave this place, until you have better reason to be here." If you ask him what business you could partake in with a Daedric Prince Ma'Raska will reply; "There are many deals to be made, even with a god. You could find great wealth, or painful death. If you wish to bargain with Clavicus Vile, approach with an offering of 500 gold, and hope the Lord smiles on your offering." At this point, the Clavicus Vile quest will be added to your journal. Asking him about the shrine again at this point will have him remind you of your options in dealing with Clavicus Vile: "Make a bargain or do not. You must choose." Asking Ma'Raska about the shrine after you make a deal with the Daedric Prince to retrieve the sword known as "Umbra" will have him reply; "Your deal is made. Return when you have done your part."
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Oblivion:Eduard Hodge

Eduard Hodge was an Imperial bard and a member of the Fighters Guild. Eduard had a special friendship with Viranus Donton, son of Fighters Guild leader Vilena Donton, and they were both sent on a routine mission to Forsaken Mine to clear the place of trolls. 

During the related quest you will find both Eduard and Viranus dead in the southernmost chamber of Forsaken Mine Lost Passages, with no other evidence but Viranus' journal. It tells the tale of their life-long friendship and hints at a homosexual relationship between the two. The journal also contains details of what caused the unexpected massacre. It ends with the line: "Eduard fought bravely. All did. Rest now"

He was equipped with an almost full set of leather armor, missing the helmet and shield. Eduard has a never-used leveled spell, either a Chameleon, Silence, or Invisibility one.
 
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Oblivion:Ralsa Nethan

Ralsa Nethan is a Dark Elf priest who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Azura, and can be found with his fellow worshippers Mels Maryon and Bur-Meema at the Shrine of Azura. 

He wears a huntsman vest with a pair of huntsman leather pants. He also carries a small amount of gold and an iron dagger as well. Ralsa has the ability to use a leveled set of priest spells and one extra major Restoration spell.

He has no notable involvement in the Azura's Shrine Quest, though his conversation options and responses change as you go through the quest. If you have not started Azura's quest he will tell you "This place is sacred. Please respect our privacy." and end his conversation with you. 

Like his fellow worshippers he will spend all the time wandering about the shrine. He never sleeps, instead dedicating every moment of his existence to worship of Azura.

Several citizens of Cheydinhal will mention Ralsa and his fellow worshippers, and defend their right to worship a Daedric Prince. Trayvond the Redguard will say: ''"Daedra cults aren't necessarily evil, of course. In nearby Morrowind, for example, they worship Daedra in the Temple. The Azura shrine north of town, up Lake Arrius way, for instance. I know a Dark Elf there. Nothing evil about him." Ulene Hlervu, an open critic of any kind of worship, will comment: "The Azura coven in the Jeralls north of Cheydinhal... nice folks. Nothing like the blood-drinking Daedra worshippers everyone raves about. A waste of time, of course, worshipping gods in the first place. But at least they're not raving lunatics."''
Oblivion:Mels Maryon

Mels Maryon, a Dark Elf nightblade, is a devout worshipper of the Daedric Prince Azura and can be found with his fellow worshippers Ralsa Nethan and Bur-Meema at Azura's Shrine. Have a chat with Mels to find out what unique gift Azura favors. He is essential until the shrine's quest is completed. 

Mels spends all day and night worshipping Azura, never leaving the shrine.  He splits his activities between wandering around the shrine and relaxing on one of the benches. 

He, like most daedric worshippers, has very little in the way of worldly possessions and only wears a monk's robe and rough leather shoes. He has an iron dagger at his side to protect him. He also carries a few gold coins. Mels knows a leveled set of nightblade spells, as well as one extra major Alteration spell.

When you first start a conversation with him, and you have not yet summoned Azura he will say "You have entered a holy place. What is your business here?" If you ask him about Azura he will only provide the necessary information if he likes you; otherwise he will reject you: ''"These are dark times, and people's minds are poisoned by rumors and superstition. Unless you can persuade me of your good intentions, I cannot speak further on this matter." If you raise his disposition accordingly, he will welcome you to the Shrine: "This is the shrine of Azura, Queen of the Dawn and the Dusk. What is your business here, traveller?" which will lead to two options; "I wish to summon Azura", or "I'm passing through". If you choose the latter he will respond with  "Then be on your way, lest you anger the Lady." If you choose the former he will reply "If you wish to speak to the Lady, visit her shrine at dawn or dusk. Leave her an offering of glow dust, and perhaps she will deign to speak with you."

Once you have approached the Shrine, Mels will say: "The Great Lady has spoken... to you alone. The moon and star shall be your guide." He will also provide a bit of info on your task at Gutted Mine: "There our brethren destroyed the vampire Dratik, but all were infected by the abomination, and were doomed to turn themselves. It was then that Azura, may She bless our days, sealed the cavern, protecting the world from the monstrosities within. It has been sealed ever since."  

Several citizens of Cheydinhal will mention Mels and his fellow worshippers, and defend their right to worship a Daedric Prince. Trayvond the Redguard will say: "Daedra cults aren't necessarily evil, of course. In nearby Morrowind, for example, they worship Daedra in the Temple. The Azura shrine north of town, up Lake Arrius way, for instance. I know a Dark Elf there. Nothing evil about him." Ulene Hlervu, an open critic of any kind of worship, will comment: "The Azura coven in the Jeralls north of Cheydinhal... nice folks. Nothing like the blood-drinking Daedra worshippers everyone raves about. A waste of time, of course, worshipping gods in the first place. But at least they're not raving lunatics."''

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Oblivion:Gul gro-Burbog

Gul gro-Burbog is an Orc savant who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Clavicus Vile.  He, along with fellow worshippers Ma'Raska and Anedhel, can be found at Clavicus Vile's Shrine.

Like the other worshippers he will spend all his time at the shrine, but will keep himself busy. If he is not wandering around, he will sit on one of the benches, kneeling before the lit candles or leave an unknown offering at the foot of the shrine. 

He wears a set of lower class clothing: a collared shirt, green felt linens and a pair of buckled shoes. He carries an iron dagger and a small amount of gold. 

If you have not started Clavicus Vile's quest he will simply say: "He is a hard master, but he delivers. I gave my word, and an Orc honors his word."
Oblivion:Aviera Nirol

Aviera Nirol is an Imperial commoner who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Vaermina.  She can be found with her fellow worshippers at the Shrine of Vaermina. 

She will spend all her time wandering around near the shrine, at times sitting down on one of the two benches.

When you first arrive at the shrine of if you speak to Aviera Nirol before you leave an offering to Vaermina she will callously say ''"I have seen everything. After you've seen through Vaermina's eyes, nothing can frighten you."''

Aviera wields an iron dagger and wears lower-class attire consisting of dark green shirt, coarse linens, as well as a pair of clogs. She also carries a few pieces of gold.
Oblivion:Aymar Douar

Aymar Douar is a Dark Elf enchanter who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric Prince Vaermina, and can be found with his fellow worshippers Aviera Nirol and Tenville at the Shrine of Vaermina. Speak with him to find out what offering Vaermina requires.

He wears monk robes with a pair of clogs. He also carries an iron dagger along with a small amount of gold. As an enchanter, Aymar possesses a respectable arsenal of spells. He can cast major spells from the Alteration, Illusion, Mysticism, and Conjuration (with the exception of Bound Armor) schools of magic, as well as major and minor spells from the Destruction school.

If you speak to him before giving the proper offering to Vaermina he will say, "Who are you, who dares to walk in the House of Shadow? What business do you have with the Lord Vaermina?" If you ask Aymar about Vaermina he will reply, "Here we worship Vaermina, praying for her to grant us true visions. What is your business here?" Your two options include telling him you have no business there or telling him you wish to speak to Vaermina. If you choose the former he will say, "Then perhaps you should go, lest Vaermina take interest in your dreams." Choosing the latter will lead to him replying, "To speak with Vaermina, you must offer a black soul gem to the Daedra Lord."

Aymar Douar spends day and night worshipping at the shrine of Vaermina.
 
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Notes
Aymar's class is "MerchEnchanter", and therefore in the Construction Set merchant services are enabled (with 5 gold). However, he will never negotiate with you and it is not possible to invest in his store. Therefore, he does not actually provide any merchant services during the game.
Oblivion:Ilvel Romayn

Ilvel Romayn is a Dark Elf mage that is found at the Daedric Shrine of Peryite. When you first explore the Shrine you will discover that you can not interact with any of the worshippers as they are frozen in place until you complete Peryite's Quest.

Like the other worshippers, Ilvel participated in a ritual meant to summon Peryite; the ritual backfired and their souls were trapped in Oblivion, with only their human bodies left in Nirn. Peryite requests that you travel to his Realm to save them. In the Realm, you will find him due west from your arrival point. You can free his soul by interacting with him. When you return, he will just pick up his old routines and will refuse to talk to you, claiming that he and his fellow cultist must redeem themselves to Peryite. He will then spend all of his time wandering around the shrine, at times sitting on one of the benches, listening to the sermons randomly held by either Kewan or Maren the Seal.

Ilvel Romayn wears a set of monks robe and carries an iron dagger. He also carries a few coins. Being a mage, he knows the standard leveled spells for his class.
 
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Notes
The RefID for his soul (i.e., the part of him that is trapped in Peryite's Realm) is  .
Oblivion:Dredena Hlavel

Dredena Hlavel is a Dark Elf scout who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric Prince Mephala, and can be found with her fellow worshippers at Mephala's Shrine. Speak with her to find out what kind of offering Mephala wants.

She spends her entire life wandering around near the shrine, without ever sleeping or eating. 

Dredena wears monk robes and a pair of rough leather shoes. She is armed with an iron dagger and carries a small amount of gold. She knows a set of leveled rogue spells. 

The two other worshippers will both point you towards Dredena for further information: Ciindil will just say: ''"I'm not the one you want to talk to." while Rona will be a bit more specific: "I am only a supplicant. Speak to the Dark Elf wearing the robes." 

When you enter conversation with her, she will say, "You approach the Shrine of Mephala. The Webspinner watches you, stranger." If you select the dialog option "Shrine of Mephala," she will give you some helpful information: "Mephala tugs the strings of mortals for her pleasure. Are you sure you desire audience with the Webspinner?"'' If you say 'no' she will angrily send you away: ''"Slink away, then, bug. Stay far, far from Mephala's web." If you say you do, she will tell you how to get it: "Leave Mephala an offering of nightshade at the shrine between midnight and dawn, and the Webspinner may grant you an audience."''
  
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Oblivion:Norasa Adus

Norasa Adus is a Dark Elf nightblade who is a devout worshipper the Daedric prince Hermaeus Mora, and can be found with her fellow worshippers at the Shrine of Hermaeus Mora.

Norasa spends day and night worshipping at the shrine of Hermaeus Mora. She divides this worship into the activities of kneeling in front of three candles, preaching from behind the lectern, and relaxing by sitting on the bench.  

Norasa wears a set of lower class clothing: a collared shirt, green felt linens and a pair of rough leather shoes. She is armed with an iron dagger and carries a small amount of gold. Norasa knows a leveled set of nightblade spells, as well as one extra major Alteration spell.

If you have not started Hermaeus Mora's quest she will say: "The fate of man drifts like seaweed in the net of His mind." and end the conversation. 
 
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Oblivion:Tolvasa Sendas

Tolvasa Sendas is a Dark Elf commoner who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Boethia, and can be found with her fellow worshippers Pajeen and Haekwon at the Shrine of Boethia.

Tolvasa spends day and night worshipping at Boethia's shrine. She is a very active worshipper however, spending her time offering items at the foot of the shrine, kneeling in front of the three candles, preaching behind the lectern, or just simply relaxing on one of the benches at the shrine.

She carries an iron dagger for combat. She wears a burgundy linen shirt, tan linens and doeskin shoes, and also carries a small amount of gold.

When you first arrive at the shrine of Boethia Tolvasa will be notably disapproving, greeting you with: "This location is supposed to be secret. Not secret enough, obviously...."
 

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Oblivion:Francine Velain

Francine Velain is a Breton commoner who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Nocturnal, and can be found with her fellow worshippers Mor gra-Gamorn and Dhola at Nocturnal's Shrine. 

She will never break her vigil of Nocturnal's Shrine and will spend day and night worshipping at the shrine. She prefers to sit on one of the benches, listening to the sermons randomly performed by Dhola from behind the lectern. At other times, she will get up and wander aimlessly around. 

In combat, she relies on an iron dagger. She wears a shirt with suspenders, green felt linen and rough leather shoes.

 
Dialogue
Francine Velain plays no notable role in the Nocturnal's Shrine Quest, though she does comment on your progress through it. If you speak to her before you begin the quest, she will say:
:''"We are not afraid of the dark. The Night Mistress gives us eyes to see night's secrets."''
Oblivion:Gregory Arne

Gregory Arne, a Breton rogue, is a fanatical worshipper of the Daedric prince Sheogorath. He can be found near the Shrine of Sheogorath and has, like his fellow worshippers, given up his sanity and common sense to please the Madgod.

Gregory spends his entire life near the Shrine, wandering around without pants with the occasional short break where he will position himself on one of the benches and watch Beewos' activities. He never eats or sleeps. 

Like the other followers near the shrine, Gregory can't be bothered with too much clothing and wears nothing but a leather cuirass. He wields an iron dagger and carries around a small amount of gold. He knows the standard leveled rogue spells.

When you approach him, he will point you towards Ferul Ravel and share a bit of his madness: ''"Bugs. Bugs! Everywhere. All over. Wonderful, tasty bugs. No time for you. Talk to Ravel. He doesn't like the bugs. Not even with mead."''
 
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Oblivion:Basil Ernarde

Basil Ernarde is a Breton healer who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Meridia, and can be found with his fellow worshippers Demetrius and Javolia Maborel at Meridia's Shrine. Have a chat with him to find out about where Meridia's tastes run. He will also recommend you to the Mages Guild if you are infected with vampirism.

He spends all day and night worshipping at the shrine of Meridia, wearing a monk robe and a pair of sack cloth sandals. He also carries an iron dagger and a small amount of gold. Basil knows a set of leveled  healer spells.

When you first speak to him he will say, "What business do you have with Meridia, Lady of Infinite Energies?" Asking him about The Shrine of Meridia will lead to Basil saying, ''"The spark of life is within you, and you are welcome here at Meridia's shrine. It is possible she will speak to you, under certain conditions. Leave an offering at this shrine. Meridia demands tribute in the form of the remains of her enemies, the undead." After you give Meridia the proper offering he will say, "Meridia has spoken to you, and for that, you are blessed."''

 
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Oblivion:Faurinthil

Faurinthil is a  Wood Elf commoner who is a devout worshipper of the Daedric prince Sanguine, and can be found with her fellow worshippers at the Shrine of Sanguine.

She spends her entire existence reveling in the glory of Sanguine, without ever eating or sleeping. Instead, she spends the majority of her time seated on one of the benches, listening to the sermons held by Ashni. Otherwise, she just strolls around the clearing.  

In combat, she relies on an iron dagger. She wears a russet felt outfit with matching shoes. She only carries a small amount of gold. 
 
Dialogue
When you approach her before accepting the quest Sanguine:
:''"It all feels good. It's all fun. Why not?"

If spoken to after accepting the quest:
:"You have been told how to summon Sanguine. If you feel worthy, proceed."''