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Oblivion:Agnete the Pickled

Agnete the Pickled is a Nord smith and the proprietor of Hammer and Tongs in Skingrad. She sells weapons and armor and offers repair services. The unique Helm of Ferocity can be purchased here and nowhere else. 

Like most of the Nords in Cyrodiil, Agnete has a very powerful thirst and spends all her evenings downing cheap wine at the Two Sisters Lodge, a fact that concerns many of her townsfolk. As a result, she wakes up every morning at 8am with a hangover, but unlocks the front door anyway and spends the next twelve hours keeping up appearances while offering her various services to customers. At 8pm she finally closes up and immediately heads to the lodge for two hours of binging. At 10pm, she staggers back home, where she spends a bit of time walking around before heading up the stairs to her third-floor bedroom at midnight.

Agnete wears typical smith attire: a pair of blacksmith's pants and a blacksmith's apron as well as a pair of rough leather shoes. She also carries the shop key and two or three gold coins.

When you meet her for the first time, it becomes apparent that she likes the drink: ''"Not so loud, please. What a headache I've got. I'm Agnete the Smith. 'The Pickled' they call me. Sure wish I was pickled right now." And she will also provide you with some tips: "Well, the local wine is great. It isn't cheap. But I don't bother with beer or ale any more, and for a Nord, that's saying something."

Many townspeople will tell you that she often suffers from headaches in the mornings: "Hammer and Tongs is a good place to get your armor repaired. Just don't go early in the morning. Agnete usually isn't feeling so well then."'' Skingrad's townsfolk will also express their regrets on Agnete's condition: ''"It's a shame such a good smith wastes her life in the bottle." They will, however, praise her skills as an armorer: "I saw Agnete out drinking late again last night. It's no wonder they call her "the Pickled." She sure can repair armor, though." and "She can drink all she wants as long as she keeps doing such fine work."''
 
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Oblivion:Erina Jeranus

Erina Jeranus is an Imperial publican who is the innkeeper at the West Weald Inn in Skingrad. Every day between 1am and 6am she sleeps in the bed to the left of her counter, and at all other times stands behind the counter selling food and renting beds. 

As it befits an innkeeper of such a prosperous inn, she wears upper-class attire consisting of a green brocade doublet, green silk garment, and a pair of green velvet shoes. She also carries the key to her inn and some gold. 

Like an innkeeper ought to do, she greets you warmly: ''"Welcome to the West Weald Inn. I'm Erina Jeranus, the proprietor. If you'd like food or a bed, speak to me.''" She's quite knowledgeable about the history of Colovia and knows the differences between Colovia then and Colovia now: ''"Count Skingrad has ruled here all my life. The county is quiet and prosperous. In the old days, the Colovian Estates were always in the thick of some war or rebellion. But that's ancient history."

The strange behavior of Glarthir lately has caught her eye, and she will comment on him should you ask her about Glarthir: "How to say this nicely?  He's sort of the town eccentric. Lived here for years, we've gotten used to his ways. Although ... lately he's been weirder than usual. Always looking over his shoulder, writing in his little notebook. I wonder what he's up to now."

People will comment on her inn with conversations like "The West Weald is a good place. Erina Jeranus isn't the friendliest person in the world, but not a bad sort when you get to know her.", "Erina Jeranus isn't the most social   in the world, but she runs a good, clean house.", "Yes, the West Weald is a good place. Just stay away from Erina when she is in a bad mood." and "I like the West Weald itself, but I'd rather avoid its proprietor." These comments also show that Erina can be quite an unpleasant woman at times.

So much so, that when the vampire hunters are in town during the Information at a Price quest, she will express her distaste for them as well as giving information about where they might reside: "No one like that staying here, I can assure you. I don't want that kind of clientele. Of course, I wouldn't put it past the Orcs over at the Two Sisters Lodge to rent them a room.''"

 
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Oblivion:Gunder

Gunder is a Nord trader and the proprietor of Colovian Traders in Skingrad. Gunder sells general goods, upgrades to your luxurious Skingrad house, and the unique shirt Vest of the Bard. He is living with the orphaned and much younger Nord, Eyja, at least until you hire her as a housekeeper for Rosethorn Hall.

Gunder lives a quiet and busy life and enjoys a good reputation among the Skingrad townsfolk. He wakes up early at 4am and positions himself behind the counter in the main trading room on the ground floor. At 8am he unlocks the door and spends the next twelve hours offering his services to the occasional customer. After closing up shop at 8pm, he spends another two hours behind the counter, until he heads upstairs and finds his bed at 10pm.

He wears a typical set of middle-class clothing, a quilted doublet paired with light brown linens and doeskin shoes. He only carries his key and a small amount of gold.

When you approach him for the first time, he will give you a warm welcome to his shop: "''Welcome to Colovian Traders, Skingrad's finest selection of general merchandise. I'm Gunder. Just let me know what you want." When asked about Skingrad, he will comment: "I like Skingrad just fine. Folks are a little quiet by Skyrim standards, but they're friendly and loyal when they get to know you."

All over Skingrad, the citizens are satisfied with Gunder and Colovian Traders: "I've bought a good number of things at Colovian Traders. And Gunder is a friendly sort.", "I need to head over to Colovian Traders and pick up a few things from Gunder. He's got a nice selection.", "Colovian Traders is a good shop. Perhaps I'll visit Gunder soon." and "I've bought a number of things from Gunder. I've always been satisfied."

Eyja, on the other hand, will tell you about Gunder with a touch of bitterness: "Gunder took me in when I was but a teen, and I've lived there ever since. We've... shared a bed... but were never married. He's never been cruel to me, it's just that he's never been kind. It's as if I'm just another part of his shop." Finally, after you have purchased your new home in town, Orc butler Shum gro-Yarug will point you towards Gunder with the words: "If you head to Colovian Traders, Gunder can provide all sorts of great furnishings for your new home. Good luck!"''

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Oblivion:Mog gra-Mogakh

Mog gra-Mogakh is the  Orc publican at the Two Sisters Lodge in Skingrad and sells food and beds. Her sister, Ugak, sells horses at the Grateful Pass Stables outside the city. Mog serves the Lodge all the time, never eating or sleeping.

She wears a set of middle class clothing consisting of a quilted doublet, light brown linens and a pair of thick cowhide shoes. She also carries a small amount of gold.

Speaking to Mog gra-Mogakh for the first time while in her inn will have her greet you by saying; ''"I'm Mog gra-Mogakh, proprietor of Two Sisters Lodge. My sister and I own this place. 'Two Sisters', see? Need a bed? Good food?" Asking her about her sister, Ugak gra-Mogakh, will have her reply by saying; "My sister, Ugak gra-Mogakh, runs the Grateful Pass Stables. She's the quiet one. I'm the talker." Speaking to Mog gra-Mogakh about Skingrad, before you start to escort Brother Martin to meet Jauffre, will have her say; "Don't count on seeing the Count at the castle. He's a great sorcerer, but he doesn't like visitors." Asking her about Skingrad, after you convince Brother Martin to travel with you but before you end the Oblivion Crisis, will have her reply by saying; "I'm not worried about the Gates. We'll be safe enough inside the walls."'' Claiming that walls didn't help Kvatch will have her deny that her city is at risk. ''"Well. The guards must've been careless. But Captain   has the guard on full alert. We'll be safe." Claiming that it is possible that Skingrad will be safe will have her reaffirm her previous statement; "Certainly so. Captain   knows   business. And no enemy has ever made it over Skingrad's walls." Asking her about vampire hunters as part of the quest Information at a Price will have her tell you about her most recent patrons. "A smelly lot, if you ask me, but their gold is as good as anyone else's. We can wipe down the rooms afterwards. They're in here to eat every afternoon, and bed down just before midnight. Outside of that, it's none of my business."

Asking Mog gra-Mogakh if she has a bed available for the night will have her reply by saying; "You need someplace to rest? I can rent you a room for the night for 10 gold." Claiming that you do not want a room after all will have her accept your decision, and occasionally remind you to speak to her again about this if you change your mind. Saying that you want a room without enough gold to pay for it will have her angrily reply; "No gold, no room. Sorry, but that's the way it goes. I don't make exceptions." Asking for a room with sufficient funds will have her accept the payment, and point you in the direction of your room. "Okay then. It's upstairs, the room at the west end of the hall. That's to your right when you come out the door. Enjoy." Asking her about the room while you are still renting it will have her ask if you are enjoying the room. "The bed's comfortable, right?"'' Despite her question about her room's quality you will not be able to respond to this question through dialogue.

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Oblivion:Nerussa

Nerussa is the Altmer publican at the Wawnet Inn near Weye and the Talos Bridge. She sells food and rents beds to travelers. She is also an avid wine collector and during the related quest you will help her add the notoriously rare Shadowbanish Wine to her collection.

Nerussa wears a brown shirt, a green silk garment and a pair of pigskin shoes.

Nerussa lives her life offering her services at all hours, except when she sleeps on the bedroll behind the counter between midnight and 4am. As she's always on the lookout for fellow wine enthusiasts, she will greet you a bit differently than other innkeepers: "Welcome to the Wawnet Inn. Could I interest you in a room or perhaps a bit of wine?" If you take the room she will just be formal and point you in the right direction: ''"There's a fresh bed available to anyone who's got the 10 gold. Would you like it? So be it. Head upstairs, and look for the last door on your right. That's your room for tonight. Sleep well."

However, if you ask her about wine, she will lighten up and be all over you: "Yes actually, I'm quite fond of collecting all manners of wines from all over Tamriel. But one vintage continues to elude me: Shadowbanish Wine. How I'd love to add it to my collection. Say, that gives me an idea. You look like the adventuring type. If you can retrieve six bottles of Shadowbanish Wine, I'll gladly pay you well. All I know about them is that they're found in the many fort ruins scattered all over Cyrodiil." When you ask her about that particular brand, she will give you the whole background story: "Well, apparently the wine is so rare because it was only made in one tiny batch. It's the product of an alchemist who was also a vintner. Besides tasting incredible, the magic within the wine allows the imbiber to be gifted with Night Eye! The vintner made it special for the Legion soldiers posted at the forts when they were active long ago. It was perfect for keeping lookouts warm on cold nights and helping them see better in the dark. Clever, eh?"

When you return with a satisfying stock of the rare wine, she will be amazed: "I'm at a loss for words. You actually found six! These will hold an honored place in my collection! I don't know what else to say but thank you. Oh! I almost forgot. Here's your finder's fee. Worth every single coin, I assure you. I'll tell you what else I'll do since you seem so resourceful. If you find any more bottles of the wine, I'll gladly pay you well for them."''

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Nerussa is one of the few leveled merchants in the game, causing her to gain 1.5 points of Mercantile skill each time her level increases.  Therefore, her Mercantile skill at any point in the game will be  .
If you've found a bottle of Shadowbanish Wine by accident, she will be delighted and task you: ''"By the Divines! You found some? Fantastic! Hang onto it for now. I must have six before I'll be truly satisfied. Then I'll have more than anyone else in Cyrodiil!"''
Oblivion:Abhuki

Abhuki is a Khajiit innkeeper at Faregyl Inn. She sleeps on the mat behind the bar from 2am to 6am and spends the rest of the day serving the inn's customers and offering her services as a merchant and as an advanced trainer in Alteration.

Being an innkeeper, she can rent you a bed for 10 gold per night. She will also sell and buy food and drinks, though she makes tough bargains because of her high Mercantile skill. She wears common, middle-class clothing consisting of a brown shirt and light brown linens with pigskin shoes. She carries a medium amount of gold. A number of food items and drinks can be found in Faregyl Inn, but there is nothing of actual value.

As an advanced trainer, Abhuki can provide you with the necessary reference for the Alteration master training quest. Once your Alteration skill level reaches 70, speak to her, and choose the "training" option, which will trigger the quest. When asked about training she will tell you, "Tooth-in-the-Sea can teach you more than I. Search for him north of Bravil, along the coast of Niben Bay. Or perhaps in it, depending on his mood." If you ask her again about this, she will respond, "Seek out Tooth-in-the-Sea. He can train you further."

When you inquire about renting beds at her inn, she will respond, "A bed you seek? There is one here for you, if you have the 10 gold to rent it." If you tell her you'll take it, but you don't have the 10 gold, she will tell you, "You do not have the money for me, so I do not have a room for you." If you do have the money, she will say, "Up the stairs you must go, to the first door on your right. That is your room for the night." If you ask her about renting a bed once you've already rented one, she will say, "You have rented the only room I have for you."

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Interestingly, Abhuki is assigned ownership over many doors and beds in most, if not all, of the inns across Cyrodiil. This was perhaps done to stop other NPCs from using those beds and doors. Abhuki has the first name alphabetically of any NPC, so the programmers may have just used her out of convenience.
Oblivion:Andreas Draconis

Andreas Draconis is an Imperial publican who sells food and rents beds at The Drunken Dragon Inn. His mother Perennia states that "Andy", as she calls him, has always been interested in beer brewing, and that the opening of the Inn was the happiest day of his life. As a member of the Draconis family, he is involved with the Dark Brotherhood quest line.

His only customer at the Inn is an Imperial Legion Soldier, so not much happens in Andreas' life. He offers his services all day long except when he sleeps on the bedroll behind the counter between 2am and 6am.

He wears a blacksmith's apron, a pair of coarse linens, and rough leather shoes.  He carries a steel dagger as well as a small amount of gold.

 
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If you approach him about a bed for the night, he will respond:

:''"Sure, friend, I've got a bed you can rent. It's upstairs at the end of the hall, last door on your right. Just 20 Gold. Sound good?"

If you decline his offer, he will say:

:"All right, but you're missing out. It's a fine room, and to be honest, you look like you could use some rest."

If you accept his offer he will once again point you towards the room:

:"Very good! Your room is waiting. Upstairs, last door on the right. Thanks again, and have a wonderful stay!"

Ask him about a room again will net you:

:"Did you find the room? Remember, upstairs at the end of the hallway. Last room on your right."

If you try and rent a room with no gold in your pockets, he will get annoyed:

:"Look, friend, I'm not running a flophouse here. No gold, no room. No exceptions."

He might sound service minded, but if his disposition towards you is below 50 he will close the conversation with an insult:

:"Next time, go someplace else, huh? The Inn of Ill Omen, the Tiber Septim Hotel... Anywhere but here, okay?"

If he likes you, he will close the conversation with

:"You take care now, buddy."

His disposition also affects his first impression, where he will look at you and say:

:"Hey there, pal! Need a room?" or
:"Oh, by the Nine Divines, why do I get all the riff-raff?"

When you greet him during Next of Kin, Andreas will ask you:

:"Looking for a room?''"

You can tell him you're here to kill him, upon which he fearlessly replies:

:"''Kill me? What is this? Who are you? I don't know who sent you, but you won't take me down without a fight! So go ahead, make your move!''"

Or you can heartlessly say his mother bled like a pig, and he'll cry before attacking:

:"''My mother? No! What have you done to her! I'll kill you! Agghh!''"

You can also say nothing as usual, after which he'll reply:

:"''Hmm. All right, then. You're not one for talking. I can respect that. Well, if you need anything, you just let me know.''"
Oblivion:Christophe Marane

Christophe Marane is a Breton publican and the innkeeper at the Brina Cross Inn. He sells food, rents beds, and provides advanced training in Blunt. During the recommendation quest, you'll have to investigate a series of deadly assaults on traveling merchants along the Gold Road, and all clues lead to the inn.

Christophe offers his services all day long, except when he sleeps in the downstairs area of the Inn between 2am and 6am.  When approached, he will always greet you with the words: "Welcome to the Brina Cross Inn. Can I interest you in something to eat, or perhaps a bed for the night?"

He wears middle-class attire: doeskin shoes, a quilted doublet, and a pair of tan linens. He wields a steel mace and carries a small amount of gold.

During the quest, you will have to book a room at the inn, and the always service-minded and small-talking Christophe will, upon his usual greeting, inadvertently provide another regular with some useful information: ''"Let me guess, traveling on business? You don't look like you're out for a stroll. Ah, yes. Thought so. We get many of them traveling through here. Well, we used to. Haven't seen as many lately, what with the… well, you know. The murders. I don't like to talk about it much, as it's bad for business. At any rate, would you care for a bed for the night?"

As an advanced trainer, Christophe can provide you with the necessary reference for the Blunt Master Training quest. Once your blunt skill level reaches 70, speak to him, and choose the "training" option, which will trigger the quest as well as this dialogue: "You want to do as much damage as possible with an axe or a hammer? Find Irene Metrick, and talk to her. The things she did... Well, I heard she atoned for her crimes. She might be willing to train you, I suppose." If you ask him about training once again, he will provide you with a hint as to where Irene lives: "Look for Irene Metrick in the Imperial City. She can do some amazing things with a weapon in her hand."''

 
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Oblivion:Davela Hlaren

Davela Hlaren is a Dark Elf innkeeper at the Imperial Bridge Inn. Davela buys ingredients and potions and sells food and beds. She is also an advanced trainer in Hand to Hand.

Davela can always be found behind the counter at the inn. She will offer her services at all times.

Davela wears a quilted doublet, tan linens and a pair of doeskin shoes. She also carries a small sum of gold.

When you ask her about beds, Davela will tell you that ''"It's not the nicest bed in Cyrodiil, but it's cheap. 10 gold, and it's yours for the night." unless you have already rented the room, in which case she replies "You've already got the use of the only beds I have. What more do you want?" If you rent the room, she will tell you "Very well. You can use either bed on the top floor. Oh, and do watch your step."'' or, if you don't have the necessary gold, ''"You don't have the money. I'm not just going to let you sleep here for free."

Davela also points you in the direction of Helvius Cecia for master-level Hand to Hand training: "You should consider going to Bruma, and talking with Helvius Cecia. He can teach you more than... well, probably anyone." and "Talk to Helvius Cecia in Bruma. He's your best bet for learning more about hand to hand combat."''

 
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Oblivion:Foroch

Foroch is a Wood Elf publican and the proprietor of Gottshaw Inn, a remote inn found along the Gold Road between Kvatch and Anvil. He offers food and shelter for the night and is a basic trainer in Mercantile. 

Although a drunken Imperial Legion Soldier is his only regular, Foroch still takes his innkeeper duties very seriously: he can be found behind the counter at all times, except when sleeping on his mat between midnight and 4am. He will rent you a bed 24 hours a day, but will only offer training and food when awake. 

The empty inn seemingly hasn't provided much wealth for Foroch, as he wears a simple set of regular middle-class clothing: a blue & green outfit and a pair of quilted shoes. He also carries four or six gold coins. 

When you approach him about a room, he will say: ''"Aye, there's a bed free if you need it. It'll be 10 gold for the night. What do you say?" If you agree to the deal, he will point you in the right direction: "Right then. Up the stairs in the back, and it's the last door at the end of the hall, straight ahead of you after turning that corner." If you talk to him about it again, he will remind you that "The room at the end of the hall upstairs is yours for the night, just like we agreed."''
Oblivion:Kirsten

Kirsten is a Nord publican and the innkeeper at the Goodwill Inn in Bleaker's Way.  She sells various beverages and food and is a member of the Ulfgar family in town. 

Like most innkeepers in smaller villages, she lives a peaceful existence without much happening, except the occasional customer every now and then. She offers her services every day, except when she's sleeping on the bedroll behind the counter between 2am and 6am. The exception to this schedule occurs when she, along with the other residents of the town, join in massed combat at the end of Mephala's quest. If she survives she will go back to the inn afterwards, but will no longer offer bartering services.

She wields an iron dagger and her wardrobe consist of a pair of belted braies, a belted vest as well as a pair of sandals. She also carries a small amount of gold.

 
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Kirsten is one of the few leveled merchants in the game, causing her to gain 1.5 points of Mercantile skill each time her level increases.  Therefore, her Mercantile skill at any point in the game will be  .