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Oblivion:Wilbur

Wilbur is a Redguard publican and the proprietor of The Count's Arms, one of the most popular gathering points in Anvil. 

He is said to have an extensive knowledge on fine wine and the taproom reflects just that, with its wide array of bottles on display. Unfortunately, Wilbur himself never mentions it and the only thing he sells is food and shelter for the night. He takes great pride in both his city and his establishment and serves his various customers and regulars twenty-four hours a day, without ever eating or sleeping. 

He wears a set of simple middle-class clothing, a russet felt outfit and pigskin shoes. He only carries a considerable amount of gold. 

When you approach him, he will politely introduce himself and his inn: ''"I'm Wilbur, owner and proprietor of The Count's Arms. We make beds and food available to guests. Can I help you?" When asked about Anvil, he will give you a lesson in local architecture: "Buildings here look different. Why? This is the Gold Coast style, like in Hammerfell. Eastern towns look grey and dull to me." If you ask him for a bed, he will give you the full sales speech: "There's a wonderful room available. It's the best I have, and you can use it for the night for a mere 25 gold. Interested?" If you accept, he will point you towards the room: "Excellent. It's up the stairs there, and then directly across the hallway. Center room, wonderful view of the city. Sleep well!" However, should you not have the money to pay for a room he will suggest you look elsewhere: "I'm afraid you lack the funds for the room. Perhaps someplace else would suit you better?" Should you ask him about renting a room after paying for one he will reply, "I presume you're satisfied with the room."

After hearing about a manor for sale you can ask Wilbur about it, to which he directs you to one of his patrons, "The manor belongs to Velwyn Benirus. He's the one to speak to."

Although Wilbur never talks about it, the townsfolk of Anvil often discuss his enthusiasm for fine wine. When asked for rumors or during conversations they will say: "The Count's Arms is a very nice place for a meal. And Wilbur has an extensive knowledge of wines.", "I enjoy a good bottle of wine, and Wilbur always has a nice selection.", "I've had many good meals at the Count's Arms. I've had even more good bottles of wine there." and "Have you spoken to Wilbur at the Count's Arms? He knows a lot about fine wines."''

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Oblivion:Bogrum Gro-Galash

Bogrum   is an Orc publican at The Lonely Suitor Lodge in Bravil, where he sells food and rents beds.

Bogrum serves the tavern during the day, but at 10pm he has a meal until midnight. He will then resume offering his services to any potential customers for another hour before he goes to bed at 1am for four hours. He will always rent out beds and will sell food whenever he is not eating or sleeping.

Bogrum wears a set of lower-class clothing: a green wool shirt, belted braies and a pair of stitched leather shoes. He also carries a small amount of gold.

When you enter his inn he will greet you by saying, ''"I'm Bogrum Gro-Galash, your host at the Lonely Suitor Lodge. It may not look like much outside, but that's just the weathered Bravil look." Asking him about his Bravil will have him request you help one of its residence if you have not already: "A local woman, Ursanne Loche, has a missing husband. She might appreciate some help from someone like you." 

Asking him about renting a room at his inn will have him inform you of his current vacancy: "Yeah, I've got a room. 10 gold for the night. You sure you want it?" If you reply yes with the necessary funds to rent the sleeping quarters he will give you the room: "It's upstairs on the top floor. Only room I've got. I think both beds should be clean enough, so use whichever you prefer." If you request access to his room without at least ten gold pieces he will be aggravated by you pestering him: "I'm not running a charity here, you know? I need the gold, so you come back when you actually have it."'' If you change your mind at last second about renting the room he will accept your choice, and occasionally remind you to come back if you desire a room in the future. Asking him about the room you rented after renting the room will have him remind you that his hotel isn't the nicest in the world: ''"You've got what 10 gold will buy you. I never said it'd be a palace."''

Despite the sparse surroundings of the inn, the townsfolk speak well of Bogrum's attempts to improve it, saying: "I think all Bogrum gro-Galash cares about is the Lonely Suitor Lodge. He really puts everything into it." and "The Lonely Suitor is a fine place. Bogrum gro-Galash is very focused on making it a success." Others will respond: "He obviously takes great pride in the lodge." and "The Lonely Suitor certainly seems to be a source of great pride for him."

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Oblivion:Daenlin

thumb|right|Daenlin and Jean-Pierre on their weekly hunting trip
Daenlin is a Wood Elf smith and proprietor of The Archer's Paradox in the southern part of Bravil. He offers repair services and sells a wide variety of archery equipment, including the unique Bow of Infliction. 

Like most other merchants in Cyrodiil, he lives a life of hard work and very little spare time. He sleeps on the second floor of his shop until 6am and spends two hours wandering around the ground floor until he unlocks the doors at 8am. For the next twelve hours he offers his services without any breaks until closing time at 8pm. Once the shop is locked up, he leaves and eats a two-hour dinner on the second floor of the neighboring  The Lonely Suitor Lodge before returning to the shop at 10pm. At midnight, he heads upstairs and falls asleep in his bed. 

On Sundas, he breaks off his usual routine and, after waking up at 6am, exits the shop for his weekly hunting trip outside of Bravil. He will hunt deer for venison just outside town on the Green Road and near the stony path leading to Flooded Mine together with his fellow hunter Jean-Pierre Lemonds. He and Jean-Pierre may pause to chat to each other during this time, although unlike his fellow hunter Daenlin will make no attempt to gather any venison. After only two hours of hunting, he returns to his shop and his usual routines.

Daenlin's wardrobe reflects his passion in life: a huntsman vest with matching pants and moccasins. In his waking hours, he is always equipped with an iron bow and nine steel arrows. He also carries an iron dagger, the shop key, and a small amount of gold.

Daenlin has quite a few odd philosophies about the practice of archery and introduces himself accordingly: ''"The Archer's Paradox. Because a perfect arrow flies forever, and that's impossible. I'm Daenlin, and I have no perfect arrows."'' He will also be more than happy to share his views on Bravil's infamous Count Regulus Terentius: ''"I have nothing to say about the Count and his son. The rest of the town is a little rough. But I don't mind. I like it that way."''

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Oblivion:Nilawen

Nilawen is a Wood Elf trader and the proprietor of The Fair Deal in Bravil.  She sells general goods and all the upgrades for your house in Bravil at a base price of 650 gold. The unique Robe of Creativity can be purchased at her store and nowhere else. She also has more than one thing in common with her next-door neighbor, Gilgondorin, in that she inherited a business after a dead relative and is forced to keep it going, despite having mixed feelings about Bravil.

As a result, Nilawen lives the hard life of a typical merchant, with much hard work and very little spare time. She sleeps on the third floor above the main trading room every night between midnight and 6am. After waking up, she wanders around the store until 8am, when she unlocks the doors for potential customers. After twelve long hours behind the counter, she closes up shop at 8pm. She then spends another two hours on the ground floor, before she finally sits down for a late dinner before her bedtime at midnight.

She wears a set of typical lower-class clothing, a collared shirt with breeches and buckled shoes. She carries around her shop key and a small amount of gold.

When you meet her for the first time, she will get right down to business: ''"You'll always get a fair deal here. I'm Nilawen. What can I get you?" If you ask her about her city of choice, she will give you some background information: "What's a pretty young thing like me doing in this swamp town? I inherited the business from my late husband, and I aim to make it work."

Count Regulus Terentius will direct you toward Nilawen after you purchase a house in Bravil: "Oh, and the place is fairly bare. If I were you, I'd head on over to Nilawen at The Fair Deal and get some furnishings."'' 

 
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Oblivion:Nordinor

Nordinor is a skooma dealer who lives at The Fair Deal in Bravil. He is also one of only two vendors who sell skooma in Cyrodiil, the other being Shady Sam. Faelian will direct you to him if you don't have any skooma during The Lonely Wanderer quest.

Nordinor wakes up at 9am and immediately leaves The Fair Deal to head toward the Lonely Suitor Lodge for a five-hour meal. At 2pm he will leave the Lonely Suitor Lodge to head back to The Fair Deal, where he will stay inside until midnight. He will then head to the adjoining alley beside The Fair Deal, offering his services until 4am. He will then head into The Fair Deal to sleep. 

He wears lower class clothing consisting of a dark green shirt, laced leather pants, and stitched leather shoes. He carries the key to The Fair Deal  and a small amount of gold.

During the related quest, if you tell Faelian that you do not have any skooma, he will tell you to visit Nordinor in order to buy some: ''"Oh... okay. Well... You get me some skooma, and then we'll... be good friends. Okay? Okay... Nordinor.. In Bravil... He sells it... Late at night..." Similarly, if you lie to Faelian and tell him you have some skooma when you currently do not possess any, he will be somewhat upset that you lied and will then point you toward Nordinor: "Wait... You... You lied! Ohh... That's mean! Nordinor.. In Bravil... He sells skooma! Late at night... Go get me some... Okay?"'' 

 
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When the quests that are related to Bravil are all completed, Nordinor eventually becomes the only essential character in Bravil, with the exception of the Night Mother.
Oblivion:Tadrose Helas

Tadrose Helas, a Dark Elf smith, is a Journeyman of the Bravil Fighters Guild. She sells weapons and armor, provides repair services, and offers basic training in Armorer, but only to members of the Fighters Guild.

Being the resident smith of the Bravil chapter can be hard work, but Tadrose still manages to find time to barter, repair and train. She sleeps on the 2nd floor of the guildhall and wakes up every morning at 6am. The first two hours of the day are spent on the ground floor, being too busy to do anything but personal doings. At 8am, she relaxes and begins to offer her various services to customers. At 10am, she will participate in an exhausting sparring session with fellow guildmember Vincent Galien. Despite the presence of a training area in the basement, the two of them will spar on the ground floor. They will keep going until 4pm, when she will wander restlessly around, waiting for dinnertime to come. She will stop offering her services at 6pm, when she finally sits down at the table and consumes a two-hour dinner. From 8pm until her bedtime at midnight, she will once again be too busy to offer any services.

She wields an iron claymore and has a set of iron boots, iron cuirass, and iron greaves equipped. She only carries a small amount of gold.

She will introduce herself with ''"How do you do? I'm Tadrose Helas, Smith of the Bravil Fighters Guild chapter and trainer for Armorers" and explain how she keeps busy when asked about the town: "There's a lot of adventuring action from here south to Blackwood, and everyone comes to me with their gear."''

Tadrose doesn't seem to be exaggerating either. The people of Bravil often comment on how busy she is: ''"I understand Tadrose Helas has more jobs than she knows what to do with. She's very eager to help out her guild", "Tadrose Helas teaches smithing at the Fighters Guild. Well, when she has the time", "She's always busy, that's for sure. I have heard she's a good teacher, though", "She probably takes on more than she should. Between smithing and training, she's always hard at work", "Is there a busier smith in Tamriel than Tadrose Helas?", and "I've heard Tadrose Helas does excellent work. Perhaps that's why she's always so busy." It is unclear how she gets so busy, however, as the townsfolk bemoan her availability: "Tadrose is a fine smith, but I understand she only offers services to other Fighters Guild members."''
Oblivion:Fjotreid

Fjotreid is a Nord smith and the proprietor of the Hammer and Axe in Bruma. He sells weapons and armor and offers repair services. The unique Gauntlets of Gluttony can be purchased at his store and nowhere else.

While most other Nords in Bruma spend their time drinking downtown at Olav's Tap and Tack, Fjotreid takes pride in his healthy lifestyle. He works hard every day and allows himself very little spare time, sleeping in the locked bedroom above the shop every night between midnight and 6am and then heading downstairs for business. After spending two hours making sure everything is all right, at 8am he unlocks the door and for the next twelve hours will offer his services to the occasional customer. At 8pm he finally locks up and relaxes on the ground floor for two hours before heading to the Jerall View Inn at 10pm for a late dinner before his bedtime at midnight. During the Battle for Bruma, he stays locked indoors, nervously pacing around and offering his services 24 hours a day.

His choice of clothing is typical for a man in his profession: a pair of blacksmith's pants and a blacksmith's apron as well as a pair of rough leather shoes. He carries the shop key and a leveled amount of gold.

When you meet him for the first time, he will introduce himself by saying: "Fjotreid. You need armor or weapons, new or repair, come to Hammer and Axe." Fjotreid is disdainful of his fellow Nords and explains: "I work hard. Folks like Skjorta and Olfand give us Nords a bad name, drinking and carrying on until all hours."
Oblivion:Hafid Hollowleg

Hafid Hollowleg is a Nord publican and the innkeeper at the Jerall View Inn in Bruma.  

Hafid serves his tavern most of the time, only stopping to eat at 8pm for two hours. Hafid also cheers on Martin when he marches off to the Battle for Bruma. He rents beds out and buys potions and ingredients, but only sells food. He will rent a bed out at anytime, but will not barter with you when he stops to eat. 

He wears a russet felt outfit with a pair of russet felt shoes. He also carries a modest sum of gold.

Speaking to Hafid Hollowlef for the first time, or occasionally afterward, while in the Jerall View Inn will have him greet you by saying: ''"Welcome to Bruma, stranger. Hafid Hollowleg. I'm your host at Jerall View. Bed, food, whatever you need." Asking Hafid about Bruma will have him say: "  collects Akaviri artifacts. She might have a project in mind. Her house is west of the chapel."

Asking Hafid Hollowleg about renting a room will have offer you a bed for the night: "There's a most comfortable bed just downstairs. A wonderful room, and nicely priced at 25 gold a night, if you're interested."'' Telling him that you aren't interested in renting his available bed will have him respect your choice, occasionally reminding you to visit him again if you change your mind. Claiming that you wish to rent the room without the appropriate funds will have him turn you down in disgust: ''"Well, I must say. You have some nerve, attempting to swindle me out of a night's stay. If you've no gold, I suggest you find alternate lodging." Asking him for the room with enough gold to rent it will have him accept your payment and point you in its direction: "Excellent. It's just down the stairs there. The door is impossible to miss. I'm sure you'll sleep very well." Asking him about the room again after renting it will have him rhetorically ask you if you enjoy your lodgings: "The bed is quite luxurious, is it not?"''

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Oblivion:Olav

Olav is a Nord publican and the innkeeper at Olav's Tap and Tack in Bruma.  Olav sells food and rents beds at all times, never eating or sleeping.

He wears typical lower-class clothing consisting of a collared shirt, green felt linens, and buckled shoes. He carries a small amount of gold and the key to Raynil's room.

During the related quest he will express his doubts on the presented facts: ''"I know I may be out of line by saying this, but I think the city guards may be wrong. It's hard to imagine Bradon was a vampire. I could have sworn I saw him outside in the daylight before. Unless he just got that disease very recently, I'd say they were mistaken. When I heard Raynil killed him, I didn't know what to think. But after your visit here, I'm beginning to wonder."'' He won't help your investigation however, if he has a disposition lower than 70: ''"I don't usually give out that kind of information. Especially to people I don't know."'' Otherwise, he will tell you about Raynil's stay: ''"Raynil is staying in the last room down the hall upstairs. Here's the key. I always liked Bradon and Erline. They were a nice couple. I hope you get to the bottom of this, cause I don't believe he was a vampire either."''

Upon finding Gelebourne's Journal, you can ask about him: ''"Gelebourne? That's odd you should mention that name. Raynil told me that he was the last vampire he hunted. Yes... that's right. Somewhere in Skingrad I believe. He said he tracked Gelebourne down and killed him. That's apparently why the guards trust him so readily. They had gotten word from Skingrad's city watch about Raynil and his so-called accomplishment."''

After the quest, he will express his joy over Raynil's death: ''"I'm glad that scum got what he deserved. Good riddance." If you failed the quest, however, he will be sad: "Sad that Raynil slipped away like that."''

 
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Oblivion:Olfand

Olfand is a Nord smith and the proprietor of the weaponry store Nord Winds in Bruma. Besides selling weapons and armor, Olfand offers repair services and basic training in Light Armor. His wife, Skjorta, is a clothier selling her wares from Nord Winds as well.

Although his wife's excessive drinking and embarrassing behavior is the talk-of-the-town, Olfand can't be bothered and is rather hardworking, even if he does share his wife's drinking habits to some extent. He wakes up at 6am and after strolling around the basement, he opens the shop at 8am. Olfand then offers his various services till 8pm, then closes up shop and wanders around the main trading room until 10pm. At this time Olfand either sets off to find his wife, Skjorta, or visits Olav's Tap and Tack for two-hour dinner. Then he enjoys his free time till the midnight.

As a smith he wears blacksmith's apron and blacksmith's pants with clogs and also carries a small amount of gold and his shop key.

When you meet him for the first time, he will introduce himself and the Nord habits he shares with his wife: ''"I'm Olfand, the Light Armor trainer. Skjorta and I run   Winds. Please excuse us. We had a little drink-up last night. Still a little muzzy." On the subject of Bruma, he will say: "Just like Skyrim, except for all the tight-ass Heartlanders around. All work and chapel... no wonder they're so sour."''
Oblivion:Skjorta

Skjorta is a Nord merchant at Nord Winds in Bruma where she sells clothes, while her husband Olfand sells weapons and armor. She exemplifies the "barbaric" Nords, as she often gets drunk and runs around town.

She wears a burgundy linen shirt with burgundy linens and doeskin shoes. She also carries the key to her shop and a medium-sized amount of gold. She wakes up at 8am and will open up her shop for a long 12 hours. After that, she will head over to Olav's Tap and Tack for a 4 hour dinner. She may run around, drunk, from either 10pm to 12am or 12am to 2am. Outside of these actions, she will wander her shop. During Defense of Bruma, she will shortly provide her services between the point where the Countess ordered her men to stop opening Oblivion Gates and when Martin leaves the city.

When you're in her shop, she may greet you with: ''"Skjorta. Nord Winds. We've got clothes and armor. And I've got a headache, so keep your voice down, please." Upon asking her about Bruma, she will express her fondness of alcohol: "We drink because we're happy. We're Nords. It's just the thick tongue and fat head the day after that makes me unhappy."

Her drinking has not gone unnoticed to the people of Bruma, as they may talk about it: 
"What do you think about all of Skjorta's antics?" or "Can you believe how Skjorta acts?"
:"I don't know why the guards haven't taken care of her yet." or "She's a disgrace to our whole city. Poor Olfand."
::"She's ridiculous. I suppose some may find it amusing, but not me." or "It's awful. I feel terrible for her husband. He must be so ashamed."
"Skjorta is a nuisance. She was running around town, drunk and naked again."
"Someone needs to get Skjorta under control. You'd think Olfand would be the one to do it."
"Olfand really has his hands full with Skjorta. I don't know how he has time for business."
"Poor Olfand. I don't know how he manages to live with Skjorta."

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Oblivion:Suurootan

Suurootan is a High Elf trader and the proprietor of Novaroma in Bruma. He sells general goods. The unique Monkeypants can be purchased here and nowhere else. He will also sell you the upgrades for your house in Bruma.

The main trading room might resemble a typical Bruma living room, but Suurootan takes great pride in his shop and spends most of his waking hours maintaining it. He sleeps in the downstairs area with his wife, Karinnarre, every night between midnight and 6am. After waking up, he paces restlessly around the house for two hours before finally unlocking the front door for customers at 8am. He then proceeds to offer his services for the next twelve hours and locks the door again at 8pm. At that time he leaves the store and takes a relaxing stroll around Bruma until 10pm, when he enters Olav's Tap and Tack for a two-hour dinner. At midnight he heads back to Novaroma and goes to bed.

Although he works hard every day of the week, Novaroma evidently does not provide much wealth for Suurootan. His wardrobe consists purely of lower-class items including a pair of green felt linens with a matching wool shirt and oiled linen shoes. He carries the shop key and a small amount of gold.

When you enter Novaroma and approach him, he may introduce himself and his pride and joy: ''"I'm Suurootan, proud owner of Novaroma, a little piece of Heartland Empire here in the lofty Jeralls." When asked about Bruma, he will elaborate: "No need to go to the Imperial City. Bruma may look like a Skyrim town, but we've got all the comforts of the warm Nibenean south."

After purchasing a house in Bruma, Countess Narina Carvain will direct you toward Suurootan: "I'm fairly certain that Suurootan at Novaroma here in Bruma can acquire the things you'll need to make it look like home."''

 
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He is considered to be a bad bargain in comparison with other merchants. He is the only merchant with 600 gold who has a higher Mercantile skill than 30.