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UESPWiki:Deletion Review/Image:OB-KotN-HolyCrusaderIcon.jpg

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Because I have replaced the image with one called DivineCrusaderIcon instead of HolyCrusaderIcon. --Lord Walter Thibault 11:27, 3 September 2008 (EDT)

 
 Oppose Still in widespread use. It would be easier to delete the replacement. –Rpeh  12:15, 3 September 2008 (EDT) 
Support (conditionally). As Nephele says below, now that some people have started to switch (and most still haven't) it's no longer simple to just delete the new one. At some point I imagine an admin is going to have to go through and complete the rename by replacing the instance on users' pages. –Rpeh  00:45, 8 September 2008 (EDT)
 Oppose Ditto Rpeh, plus the replacement is exactly the same image as far as I can tell.  --GuildKnight  21:14, 3 September 2008 (EDT) 
Support (conditionally). Not to sound like I'm playing "follow the leader", but it makes sense; since it's been taken this far, we might as well continue with the replacement.  Neither solution will be simple, now.  --GuildKnight  12:18, 8 September 2008 (EDT)
Support (conditionally).  The image can only be deleted once it is no longer being used anywhere, which is not currently the case.  Once (if) all of the pages currently using the page have been updated, then I would support deleting the image.  Given that Oscararon has already posted messages on all of the user talk pages about this, the situation seems to have reached the point where it makes more sense to move forward and fix the image's name (instead of the current situation with two identical images being used simultaneously, or the previous situation with an incorrectly named image).  Personally I think this image rename has been far more trouble than it's worth (and, FYI, Oscararon, that includes a lot of followup work that other editors have had to do, not just your edits, which is why all of the editors opposed this idea in the first place.  If it was something you could have fixed on your own, then it wouldn't have been such a big deal.) --Nephele  22:07, 7 September 2008 (EDT)
UESPWiki:Deletion Review/Userbox Rank Templates

This is the full list of Userbox Rank Templates that are still in use:
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  [  User 9Divines]    [  User Arena7]    [  User Arena8]    [  User Blackwood1]    [  User Blackwood2]
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  [  User BladesKB]    [  User BladesKS]     [  User CoM8]    [  User DarkBros4]    [  User DarkBros5]
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  [  User DarkBros7]    [  User Fighters1]    [  User Fighters3]    [  User Fighters7]    [  User Fighters9]
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  [  User KotN0]    [  User KotN2]    [  User KotT]    [  User KotWS]    [  User Mages8]
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  [  User Mages9]    [  User MythicDawn1-1]    [  User MythicDawn1-2]    [  User OotD]    [  User OotVBb]
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  [  User Thieves7]   colspan="4" 
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All Userbox Rank Templates have been supplemented by User Rank. This will reduce the huge amount of Userboxes that are in existence. The other Userbox Rank Templates (the ones not in use) are all already Proposed for Deletion. Having one single Template is far easier to maintain than all these Userboxes of the same kind.

As the above listed Userboxes are still in use, I'd propose a slight change in the usual Deletion Review routine. If the consensus is to delete these Templates, we will wait 7 more days to warn all users that they should replace their Userboxes before actually deleting them. --Timenn  &lt;   &gt;   05:13, 4 September 2008 (EDT)

 


Support: Your new template is much more sensible than the existing arrangement. –Rpeh  06:21, 4 September 2008 (EDT)
Support: Thanks for all the work, Timenn, setting up these templates the way they should have been done. --Nephele  22:14, 7 September 2008 (EDT)

Consensus: Delete (3-0). Timenn will contact the users who have been active in the last month with a view to removing the userboxes that are in use. A week after that an administrator will change any still in use and delete the userbox templates. –Rpeh  10:04, 15 September 2008 (EDT)
:Users informed. --Timenn  &lt;   &gt;   10:35, 15 September 2008 (EDT)

:: Pages deleted. –Rpeh  07:23, 4 October 2008 (EDT)
Daggerfall:Archmagister

thumb|left|The Archmagister of the Mages Guild
The Archmagister is the head of the Mages Guild within the Iliac Bay.
 

Notes
The Archmagister does not actually appear in the game, existing only as one of its numerous political factions.
Daggerfall:Greklith

thumb|left|Prince Greklith of Sentinel
thumb|right|In the throne room of Castle Sentinel
Prince Greklith is a Redguard noble and Crown Prince of the Kingdom of Sentinel. He is the son of Queen Akorithi and the late King Camaron. He is the brother of Aubk-i (now Queen of Daggerfall) and Prince Lhotun.

Greklith can be found in the throne room of Castle Sentinel near his mother. Those in good standing may be asked to perform some tasks for him.
 

Related Quests
Daggerfall:The Oracle

thumb|left|The Oracle
thumb|right|Seer from the Alik'r Desert
The Oracle is a wise woman and a seer from the Alik'r Desert. Although she is blind, she is rumored to be the wisest woman in all of Tamriel. By tradition, she has been the counselor to the monarchs of Sentinel for a long time and is therefore a confidant of Queen Akorithi. She advised the late king Camaron against warring with Daggerfall, and some say if the king had heeded her warnings he could be still alive.
 
 

Related Quests
 

Notes
It was probably originally intended for the Oracle to play a bigger role in Daggerfall, she and her companion, The Acolyte, can still be found in an eponymous quest for the Mages Guild. The pair are featured as the hub of the quest.
Daggerfall:The Acolyte

thumb|left|The Acolyte
thumb|right|The Acolyte's bugged flat
thumb|right|The Acolyte's correct flat
The Acolyte was once a Redguard noble, but he is now the faithful companion and representative of The Oracle of Hammerfell. Both he and his mistress appear in a quest for the Mages Guild.

While the Acolyte was born into nobility, at a very young age he gave that up to become the Oracle's disciple. He now devotes his life to serving her, and does all of her footwork due to her advanced age. It is said that when the Oracle gives the Acolyte his prophesy, he will leave her at last.
 

Related Quests
 

Bugs
The Acolyte incorrectly uses the flat with an index of 19, which is a female sprite. The correct flat has an index of 20. Some unofficial patches change this to allow the Acolyte to display properly.
Daggerfall:Lord Harth

thumb|left|Lord Harth
Lord Harth is a Redguard noble from the Dragontail Mountains and the commander of the Host of the True Horn, a knightly order founded by Lord Kain, the brother of the current ruler of Lainlyn, Baron Shrike. His and the Order's ultimate goal is to free Lainlyn of Shrike's dictatorial rule. Harth is apparently driven by personal reasons.
 

Notes
Lord Harth does not actually appear in the game, existing only as one of its numerous political factions.
UESPWiki:Administrator Noticeboard/Archive 9

Interwiki linking between Tamriel-Almanach and UESP
Question moved to Community Portal.

 
 

Category Move Question

Is there any quick administrator way of moving a bunch of category pages? The various Oblivion Arena people have recently had their faction adjusted to avoid disambiguation issues, so all of the :Category:Oblivion-Factions-Arena pages could do with moving to Category:Oblivion-Factions-Arena (faction). Admittedly, there are only 5 members of the faction, but there are a whole host of rank-based category pages in addition to the main category. --Gaebrial 03:06, 18 June 2008 (EDT)
: Darn. That wasn't supposed to happen, and I could have sworn it didn't when I changed them last night. The idea had been to start to use the faction altnames, but after a quick check it's going to take far, far too long. So I changed the Arena people back. Far too much hassle for far too little gain. –Rpeh  04:42, 18 June 2008 (EDT)

 

IP needs to be blocked

212.219.229.3 has repeatedly added nonsense and blanked pages. I have been undoing them but he needs to be blocked --Matthewest   07:20, 8 July 2008 (EDT)
:From his targets and MO, I'm guessing that it's DUMG. I'll assist in the cleanup, until Rpeh or another admin pops in and blocks him. --Gaebrial 07:29, 8 July 2008 (EDT)
:: Now blocked. Sorry about the delay - I was at lunch. Typical. –Rpeh  07:33, 8 July 2008 (EDT)
:::Thanks for that. How could you tell it was DUMG? Shouldn't somebody warn him or even block him? By the way rpeh, don't worry, every hard worker needs their lunch! :D --Matthewest   07:35, 8 July 2008 (EDT)
::::Just guessing, based on the pages being targeted. --Gaebrial 07:36, 8 July 2008 (EDT)
:::Typical indeed, although i wouldnt say its the latest reincarnation of DUMG, DUMG always edited from an australian IP, but this comes up as a uk adress and it isnt a known proxy, probably just another in the long line of idiots out there--Volanaro 07:37, 8 July 2008 (EDT)

 
 

raw data for download?
I've been toying with the idea of creating a local version of this wiki for (my personal) offline reading. Is the raw data available for download, the way it is at wikipedia (database dump and a bunch of xml files)? Has this been debated bvefore? I did look around and din't find anything about it... Clavis0 17:44, 2 August 2008 (EDT)
Oblivion:Drothmeri Army

The Drothmeri Army is led by the rogue Telvanni Arch-Mage Frathen Drothan in his search for the Mehrunes Razor. They are currently tasked with guarding Sundercliff Watch while Drothan searches for the Razor deep inside. 

Their leader is Frathen Drothan, while Telani Adrethi is their second-in-command. The Army is primarily made up of Dunmer mercenaries, criminals and rebels who wish to see the Empire overthrown.

The recruits, soldiers, steward, and veterans all wear Drothmeri Tunics and are equipped with leveled heavy armor, of which some may be enchanted. They wield a leveled short blade and bow, with leveled arrows, all possibly enchanted.

Members
Armor Apprentice
 

 
Drothmeri Commander
 

 
Drothmeri Recruit
 
The Drothmeri Recruits are the newest members of the Drothmeri Army. They wear a Drothmeri Tunic and a hood, and may wield leveled heavy boots, gauntlets, and greaves, of which the boots and greaves may rarely be enchanted. They may also wield a bow and arrows or a short blade, all possibly enchanted.

 
Drothmeri Soldier
 
The Drothmeri Soldier is a regular soldier in the Drothmeri Army. In addition to the Drothmeri Tunic, they may wield a leveled bow and leveled arrows or a leveled short blade, all possibly enchanted. In addition, they may also possibly wear leveled heavy greaves, gauntlets, boots and shield, of which may all except for the shield may be enchanted rarely.

 
Drothmeri Steward
 

 
Drothmeri Veteran
 
The Drothmmeri Veteran is a veteran soldier in the Drothmeri Army. In addition to the Drothmeri Tunic, they may wield a leveled longsword or a claymore, possibly enchanted. They may also wield leveled boots, greaves, gauntlets, a helmet and shield, of which the greaves, gauntlets and helmet may possibly be enchanted. They will also use ranged destruction spells and conjured daggers. 

 
Frathen Drothan
 

 
The Forgemaster
 

 
Weapons Apprentice
 

 
Other Members
There are also some people who are members of the Drothmeri Army faction, but not part of the army itself. They are:
Argonian Laborer
Khajiit Laborer
Laborer
Vampire Barbarian
Vampire Sorcerer

See Also
For the faction details, see this page.
Oblivion:Drothmeri Steward

The Drothmeri Steward is a Dark Elf marauder and a member of the Drothmeri Army responsible for keeping track of the rest of the army and their pay. Frathen Drothan outlines these duties in a note, and the Steward's Registry shows that the steward keeps track of all the comings and goings of his charges.

He is armored with the best possible heavy equipment for the player's level (except a helmet and cuirass), although he is unlikely to have every item. He may have boots, gauntlets, greaves, a shield, and/or lower class pants and shoes. Like most members of the Drothmeri Army, he also possesses a Drothmeri Tunic. For a weapon, the steward uses a dagger or a shortsword, which may be enchanted. The Drothmeri Steward is infected with Tunnel Cough.
Oblivion:Laborers

A number of Argonian and Khajiit laborers can be found toiling in the mines of Sundercliff Watch. As slaves of the Drothmeri Army, they are tasked with mining the iron ore that is abundant in the Valus Mountains. They are hostile and will attack on sight.

They all wear a random outfit that consists of a lower-class shirt and pants. They also have a 10% chance of holding a random bit of clutter such as a piece of silverware, an animal pelt, or a lockpick.

It is possible to catch Tunnel Cough from the laborers.

 
Argonian Laborer
 
This laborer always has a Rockpick Hoe. He will be found in a tunnel off the east side of the main mine area, digging for iron.

 
 
This laborer always has a Rockpick Hoe. She will be found in the south of the main mine area, digging for iron.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but she may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but he may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but she may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
Khajiit Laborer
 
This laborer always has a Rockpick Hoe. She will be found in the center of the main mine area, digging for iron.

 
 
This laborer always has a Rockpick Hoe. He will be found in the south of the main mine area, digging for iron.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but she may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but he may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
 
This laborer has a 75% chance of holding either a Rockpick Hoe or a Heavy Rake. There are no guaranteed locations for this type, but he may be found at several places inside Sundercliff Watch.

 
Laborer
 
One Argonian Laborer has a job outside the mines: he tends the tiny garden in Sundercliff Commune.
Lore:Satakalaam

is a city on the western coast of  , on the eastern coast of the   at the edge of the  . The nearby Motalion Necropolis is said to be the largest crypt in the Alik'r, and some of the most reviled people are entombed there.  

During the   of  , the Empire of Cyrodiil sent the   to capture the city as the first step towards reconquering Hammerfell and  . The Legion entered the city through a smuggling tunnel from  , taking key hostages and looting the Temple of Satakalaam.   However, the forces of the   were successful in swiftly liberating the city. 

During the period leading up to the   in  , the city was the capital of the  .  Following the Warp, it came to be ruled by  .  
 
See Also
For game-specific information, see the Daggerfall and ESO articles.

References
Oblivion:The Forgemaster

The Forgemaster is in charge of the production of material for the Drothmeri Army. He and his two apprentices have already churned out a large quantity of iron armor but still have a lot more to produce. Evidently stressed about his workload, he will attack you on sight.

He wields a blunt weapon and wears heavy boots, gauntlets and greaves, all of which are leveled and possibly enchanted. He also carries several leveled potions and poisons. Of most interest, though, are the two unique items in his possession: the Forgemaster's Amulet and the Forgemaster's Smock. Even more importantly, he keeps one of the two enchanted bezoars necessary to advance into Varsa Baalim inside his tent.
Oblivion:Armor Apprentice

The Armor Apprentice is one of two apprentices of the Drothmeri Army's Forgemaster, the other being the weapons apprentice. He is evidently feeling somewhat unhappy with the limited number of chances to advance his skills, as shown by the letter he has sent to his sweetheart in Suran, unaware that in his absence she has had to start working at a less than savory establishment.

He wears a blacksmith's apron and a pair of blacksmith's pants. He also wears leveled heavy armor boots and gauntlets, both possibly enchanted. In combat he wields a leveled one handed blunt weapon. He also carries a repair hammer, as every blacksmith uses to ply their trade.

He seems to have a rivalry with the Forgemaster's other apprentice: one of them has sent their master a note accusing their counterpart of skulduggery.
Oblivion:Weapons Apprentice

The Weapons Apprentice is one of two apprentices of the Drothmeri Army's Forgemaster, the other being the armor apprentice.

He wields a blade in combat. In addition, he wears heavy boots and gauntlets, both of which are leveled and may be enchanted. He also wears blacksmith's pants and a blacksmith's apron. He carries a repair hammer at all times in readiness for work.

He seems to have a rivalry with the other apprentice: one of them has sent their master a note accusing their counterpart of skulduggery.
Lore:Glenpoint

is an inland march of southwestern  . It is surrounded by four other city-states:   to the north, the   to the east, and   and   to the west.  The Royal Family of Glenpoint is protected by the  . The dominant   bloodline is the  , and the regional deity is  . 

The biggest city in this region is the city of Glenpoint. The city itself is neighbored by several settlements, including   in the north, and Reich Gradkeep in the southwest.  

The province reached the apex of its power in  , at which point it was defeated by King   of Daggerfall, making Daggerfall the preeminent power in the region - a position it has held ever since.  In the Third Era, Empress Kintyra Septim II was tricked into leading an Imperial Army to Glenpoint, where she was abducted and eventually murdered (allegedly with the help of the Duke of Glenpoint).   The exact year she was abducted and killed is debated,  but the people of Glenpoint, along with those of Glenumbra Moors, instigated an enormous manhunt for her killers in an event still remembered every Frost Fall during the Broken Diamonds holiday. 

During the   in the late  , the city of Glenpoint was ruled by Lady Carolyrrya. It had a rivalry with  .  During the  , this region became a part of the kingdom of Daggerfall.  
 
Gallery
 
See Also
For game-specific information, see the Daggerfall articles on Glenpoint and the city of Glenpoint.
The city was planned to appear in the cancelled Oblivion game for PSP.

References
Daggerfall:Item Identification

Item Identification is a service provided by the Mages Guild and performed by The Odylic Mages. The magic effect of any enchanted item (for example, rewards or items found on enemies) is unknown until it is analyzed by the Master of the Scry. This service is available to everyone and the cost is relatively low.  The exact cost depends upon the value of the magical item and one's reputation with the Mages Guild.
Daggerfall:Master of the Scry

The Master of the Scry is a political faction that is a subgroup of the Mages Guild faction.

The Master of the Scry's function is otherwise unknown.

Political Views
Daggerfall:The Merchants

The Merchants is the faction to which all merchant and innkeeper characters belong; some other characters are also members of the Merchants. A high reputation with the faction will allow one to get better prices during transactions and earn greater rewards for the completion of quests.

Gallery
 

See Also
Services
Lore:Kozanset

is a city in  , in eastern  .

In  , Kozanset was attacked by  . A group of mercenaries was hired to get rid of the harpy threat. Later, it was revealed that the harpies had been provoked to attack by the same mercenaries, which were subsequently driven out of the city. 

In the late  , the city of Kozanset was the capital of the  .  Immediately following the  , this region came under the dominion of  .   

 
See Also
For game-specific information, see the Daggerfall and the ESO article.

References
Oblivion:Deepscorn Prisoner

thumb|The Cattle Cell - meals on demand
The Deepscorn Prisoner is a Nord monk who is added by the Vile Lair official plug-in. He will wear either a black robe or mage's robe, wrist irons, and a random pair of footwear.

He is added to Deepscorn Hollow when you buy the Cattle Cell upgrade from Rowley Eardwulf. He owns a bedroll and never does anything but sleep, making him an easy way for vampire players to feed. Because he is essential, the prisoner can also be used as a method for training various skills.

Attempting to speak to him will result in the following message being displayed: "You cannot wake the prisoner." If you manage to wake him up, it will instead display the message: "The prisoner has been disturbed and cannot be fed from." He has no lines of dialogue, but the following will be displayed if you have subtitles enabled and approach him while is he awake: "[The prisoner stares at you blankly.]"

 
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Bugs
Lore:Santaki

is a   ruin located in the  , southwest of  .

The  , an ancient Dwemer artifact, was once brought to Santaki for a brief maintenance, as found by  , a   Dwemer researcher, in  .   
 
See Also
For game-specific information, see the ESO article.

References
Lore:Mournoth

is a region in eastern  , within the   region. It borders   to the west,   to the south,   to the north, and   of   to the east. The region contains the city of  . The most important landmarks are the   on the  ,  , the  , and the  . 

Mournoth used to belong to the   as part of the  , and they often tried to reclaim it, along with the city of Evermore.  One such attempt happened in  , when   captured the whole of Bangkorai.  Another attempt took place in  , when the armies of Reachmen under the     captured the northeastern Mournoth and threatened to attack Evermore. The Reachmen were eventually driven away, and Uela was killed. 
 
 
References
Lore:Tulune

is a coastal city-state of  . Situated at the most western end of the province, it is bordered by   to the north,   to the east, and   to the southeast.  The largest city is the city of Tulune. The dominant   bloodline is the  , and the regional deity is  .  

During the Third Era, it was an independent barony, but after the Warp in the West it became a vassal of the Kingdom of Daggerfall. One known export of Tulune is carrots. 
 

Gallery
 
See also
For game-specific information, see the Daggerfall articles on Tulune and the city of Tulune.

References
Lore:Glenumbra

is the western peninsula of   separating the   from the  . The peninsula's geography is a mix of rugged woodland and fetid swamps.  s have been known to plague the area, and   are particularly prevalent. The famed city of   is found along the coast of the southern region of  . The forests of Daenia give way to the  , the central region of Glenumbra, which is home to the city of   and the marshland of  . Farther north is  , which takes its name from the mountain range which separates Glenumbra from   and  .   is a coastal region between Daggerfall and Camlorn.  Numerous other settlements are scattered throughout Glenumbra, such as  , a town in eastern King's Guard along the land route to and from Daggerfall. The peninsula is home to  , the great cemetery where monarchs of High Rock are interred, as well as  , the site of the famous  .  
 
Gallery
 

See Also
For game-specific information, see the ESO article.

Books
 
 
 
 

References