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Oblivion:Aloys Bincal

Aloys Bincal is an Imperial farmer taking refuge at Crestbridge Camp a little ways from his farm at Cropsford. Aloys, his wife Callia, and his fellow farmer Barthel Gernand are having a little trouble with nearby goblins wrecking their new farms.

Barthel will give you a little background about the farm, telling you that "We plan to call it Cropsford. My   Callia, her husband Aloys, and I, came all the way from High Rock to start a new life here." Once the quest is complete, he adds ''"I'm happy with our progress so far. I feel better knowing that Callia and Aloys have a home again."''

When he greets you, he'll simply say ''"Hello. I hope the goblins along the Yellow Road didn't give you any trouble." Then "If you need anything, talk to my father-in-law. This whole expedition was his idea."''

When asked about Barthel, he'll reveal his hostile feelings towards him, saying "Barthel Gernand. He talked us into selling our comfortable house in High Rock to start a new settlement here in Cyrodiil. He read something about cheap land being offered by the government. Of course nobody said anything about the swarming goblins." When asked about the Goblins, he'll say "We had just set up at Cropsford when Mirisa came running in. Said goblins were heading our way. We barely escaped with our lives!"

If you ask Aloys about Cropsford, he will have several comments, all based on how much progression has been made with the construction: ''"If you ask Barthel, it's the garden spot of Tamriel. See for yourself. It's just northwest of here. But watch out for the goblins." Then "I guess we won't be going back to High Rock after all. Cropsford is going to be our home now, for better or worse." Then "I'm starting to think this is going to work. Maybe Barthel wasn't crazy to bring us here after all." Then finally "I like it here. I really didn't think I would, but Cropsford feels like home now. Thanks for making this possible, my friend."''

Aloys wears breeches, rough leather shoes, and a patched vest. He also carries a meager amount of gold.
 

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Oblivion:Callia Bincal

Callia Bincal, a Breton commoner, is taking refuge at Crestbridge Camp with her husband Aloys and her father Barthel little ways from their farm at Cropsford.  It seems the farmers are having a little trouble with nearby goblins wrecking their new farms.

She only has the clothes that she wears: a shirt with suspenders, a pair of green felt linens with rough leather shoes, and a small amount of gold.

If you speak to Callia before speaking to her father, Barthel Gernand, she welcome you to the camp: ''"Welcome, traveller. We're all so worried about the goblins, we may not be as hospitable as we should be."'' If you speak to her after you've agreed to help them, she'll greet you by directing you towards her father for more information: ''"If it's about Cropsford, please talk to my father. He'll know what to do." Asking her about goblins will have her describe how they lost their home to the creatures: "Everything was going well. We had set up camp at Cropsford, and it looked like a beautiful spot. Then the goblins attacked. Thank Y'ffre that Mirisa was there! Without her, the goblins would have surely killed us all." Questioning her on the guide, Mirisa, will have her reply by saying: "My father hired her as a guide at an inn south of here. Good thing, too. She saved our lives, and led us safely back here after the goblin attack."'' Asking her about Cropsford will have her tell you about her father's dream to start a new life at Cropsford: ''"It was my father's dream, for us all to start a new life there. He spent everything he had to buy the land. Now it all seems to be ruined." Asking her about her father will have her answer your query by talking about his wish to have Cropsford built: "Barthel Gernand is my father. I'm worried about him. I think it will break his heart if we can't build Cropsford."''

Speaking to Callian Bincal about Cropsford after you've ended the goblin war, but before they've put up the first building in Cropsford, will have her thank you for giving them a chance to construct their new home: ''"I can't thank you enough for your help! You gave us another chance at a new life." Speaking to her about Cropsford after the first building goes up will have her say: "What do you think about our new home? It's smaller than our old house back in High Rock, but we built it with our own hands."'' Once the farm is finished construction, asking her about her new home will have her thank you for all you've done: ''"Our little farm is thriving. We couldn't have done it without your help. Come back and visit us anytime."''
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Oblivion:Kiara

Kiara is a Redguard ostler residing at the Brina Cross Inn outside of Anvil. 

Even though all the other residents at the inn are somehow involved with the Anvil Recommendation quest, Kiara is the exception. She really doesn't do a whole lot of things in life, neither eating or sleeping. She can be found standing halfway up the staircase, and her only purpose seems to be watching over a chunk of ham cooking on the grill right next to her.

She wears a blue & green outfit with a pair of quilted shoes and carries a small amount of gold.

When you address her,  she will point you towards the innkeeper with the words: ''"Welcome to the Inn. If it's a room you're after, speak with Christophe."''
 

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Oblivion:Astante

Astante is a High Elf farmer living at Brindle Home, a quaint establishment west of the Imperial City. During the related quest, Astante will point you in the direction of Melus Petilius' house should you need help in finding it.

Like her fellow townsfolk Merildor and Torbal the Sufficient, she has a very simple schedule. She will simply spend all day wandering Brindle Home without eating or sleeping, even though her house contains a bed.

She wears a lower class attire consisting of a coarse linen shirt, coarse linens, and a pair of oiled linen shoes. She also has a small chance (25% each) of possessing a leveled pair of heavy armor greaves, gauntlets, boots, or shield. In combat, she relies on two leveled blunt weapons. She also has a 50% chance of carrying a leveled amount of gold.

 
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Oblivion:Slythe Seringi

Slythe Seringi was a Dunmer warrior who owned Shetcombe Farm just northeast of Kvatch. He is only enabled at the beginning of the related quest, along with the sack nearby and his journal.

It seems that Slythe was suffering from some misplaced guilt over the events at Kvatch, and that's why he took a trip to nearby Sandstone Cavern. According to him, the cave hosts a creature called The Sunken One, that was responsible for the destruction of Kvatch, and he tried to defuse the situation by offering him a tribute of precious gems.

Unfortunately, his well-intended sojourn didn't work out, as you will find him dead in one of the larger rooms in the final zone of Sandstone Cavern. It appears that the Sunken One has sealed his fate.

According to the first page of his journal, Slythe decided to rely solely on his will and his word when facing The Sunken One. The second page of his journal describes his doubts during the journey. He entered the cave with no weapons or armor at all, wearing nothing but a monk robe and a pair of clogs. On his body, you will also find the third page of his journal, clearly a dying man's last words.
 

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Oblivion:Casta Flavus

Casta Flavus, an Imperial mage, is an agent of Hermaeus Mora sent to rouse you from your sleep and inform you of Mora's interest in you. Once you have accepted Hermaeus Mora's quest, Casta Flavus is removed from the game.

He doesn't waste his time on irrelevant chatter. The first time he introduces himself to you, Casta tells you, "You are summoned by the Lord Hermaeus Mora. He sees your path as he sees all things. Make your way to his shrine.", and after that he will only say, "Go to his shrine. See what lies ahead."

Casta wears a set of lower class clothing: a dark green shirt, laced leather pants and a pair of stitched leather shoes. He knows a leveled set of mage's spells.
 
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Before you complete the other 14 daedric quests, Casta is located in  , a cell containing him and 20 "Corrupted Clone" NPCs referenced by an early version of the Skull of Corruption's script. He is disabled when you leave the cell he gives you the quest in.
Oblivion:Lumdum gro-Golpok

Lumdum gro-Golpok 

Lumdum gro-Golpok is an Orc commoner who does not appear in the game.

He was supposed to sleep between midnight and 6am, eat for two hours at 6pm and spend the rest of the time exploring the area near where he starts the game. Since he isn't present in the game, it's impossible to say where this was to take place, except that his faction suggests it was somewhere in the Imperial City.

He is naked and the only thing he carries are a few gold coins.
Oblivion:Jolie Retiene

Jolie Retiene is a Breton farmer living in the small town of Water's Edge with her husband, Eduard.

She lives her entire life in the company of her husband and they both prefer to stay inside the house 24 hours a day. At midday, they share a two-hour lunch and at 6pm a two-hour dinner. Like her husband, Jolie never sleeps. This peaceful routine comes to an end during the Infiltration quest for the Fighters Guild, when she is first replaced by a Goblin, then moved to a spot in the center of the village and killed.

Jolie wears a random set of lower-level clothing and carries an iron mace and a few gold coins.

 
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Oblivion:Eduard Retiene

Eduard Retiene is a Breton farmer residing in the small town of Water's Edge with his wife Jolie. Like most of the residents at Water's Edge, he will be killed by the Blackwood Company during Infiltration. 

Eduard lives a very relaxed life, spending all of his time inside his house alongside his wife. They will share a two hour lunch at noon and also a two hour dinner at 6pm. Outside of these times, he can always be found wandering around the house. Like his wife, he does not sleep. His peaceful life comes to an end during the related quest, when he is replaced by a goblin and killed by the Blackwood Company. His body will then be placed in the center of the town with the rest of the residents who were killed.   

He wears a set of lower class clothing. He is armed with an iron mace and carries a small amount of gold. 
 
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Oblivion:Tilmo

Tilmo, a High Elf commoner, is the caretaker at the Grateful Pass Stables in Skingrad.

He rises every morning at 6am and spends the next two hours drifting around outside the stables. At 8am he gets out his rake, then works the land near the horses until his midday break for lunch, which he will eat on the small bench outside the stables. At 2pm, he starts wandering again, continuing until bedtime at 10pm, only interrupted by a two-hour dinner at 6pm. The one exception to this schedule occurs after his employer Ugak gra-Mogakh  sells you a horse, then Tilmo will stand next to the horse until you mount it, before resuming his usual routine.

Tilmo wears a pair of belted braies, a vest, and buckled shoes. He carries an iron war axe, his rake, some food, and some gold.  

When approached, he will quickly direct you to Ugak, who is the one in charge of selling the horses: ''"You need to see Ugak if you want to buy a horse. She's inside." If you buy a horse from Ugak she will send you back outside: " Tilmo has your horse waiting outside." Tilmo will then break off his schedule and wait for you outside the stables, with a horse by his side. When he sees you, he will say: "I have your horse right here." If you manage to speak to him before hearing this comment (see bugs) he will instead say: "This Bay horse will serve you well. Try to serve him just as well."''  

 
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Oblivion:Baurion

Baurion is a Breton ostler who can be found at the Roxey Inn, which lies north of the Imperial City on the Red Ring Road.

He is quite a heavy beer drinker and will indulge in his favorite pastime every day at the inn's counter between 10am and midnight. He will then sit on the chair outside the inn for six hours while trying to shake off that blurry sensation in his head. At 6am he staggers back to his bedroll behind the inn building and sleeps there until 10am.

He wears lower-class attire consisting of a coarse linen shirt and linens and a pair of stitched leather shoes. His only other possession is a leveled meager amount of gold.
Oblivion:Ra'jiradh

'''Ra'jiradh''' is a Khajiit scout living in the Talos Plaza District of the Imperial City. Along with his two brothers, Urjabhi and Hassiri, Ra'jiradh runs the officially sanctioned publication, The Black Horse Courier, which is distributed throughout Cyrodiil.  

The three brothers take turns maintaining the office of the Black Horse Courier in the Market District and on Loredas, Sundas, Morndas and Tirdas, Ra'jiradh will, after waking up at 6am, wander around the main reception room until he calls it a day at 8pm. He then heads back to the house for a four-hour dinner before going to bed at midnight. On all other days he starts the day with a two-hour breakfast in the messy second floor office until 8am, when his daily routine will change for each new day. 

On Middas, he goes back home and wanders around the ground floor until dinner at 8pm. On Turdas he heads to the Arboretum and strolls around, enjoying the sight of the many statues and chatting with the other citizens until his dinnertime at 8pm. On Fredas he heads back home to the mansion and spends a couple of hours there before leaving a 9am for the Green Emperor Way where he stays until he returns home at 2pm. During his time near the tombstones, he will occasionally run all the way back to the office in the Market District, and then return to the Emperor Way. After heading home at 2pm he stays there until dinner.

Due to the unfinished Imperial Express quest, in which the Black Horse Courier was supposed to play a big part, there are three crucial exceptions to his daily routine: At 4pm on the 4th, 13th and 23rd of each month, he will break off his routine, equip his cuirass, and run all the way to Leyawiin where he meets up briefly with Five Claws Lodge innkeeper Witseidutsei and then runs all the way back to the Imperial City. If Witseidutsei is not alive, he will simply stick to his everyday life in the big city.

His clothing is middle-class in style and consists of the zero weight forester's shirt with tan linens and a pair of quilted shoes. Additionally, Ra'jiradh carries a chainmail cuirass, a set of greaves and a fine steel longsword. Most of the time, his armor and sword are not equipped, and can be picked from his pockets. He also carries a few gold coins and his house key.

He will introduce himself as follows: ''"Ra'Jiradh greets you. His brothers are Hassiri and Urjabhi. The Black Horse Courier is our Imperial news service, chartered by the Elder Council" and tells you more when you ask him about the Imperial City: "You see Khajiit always running through the City? You see Ra'Jiradh and his brothers! We bring the Black Horse Courier to the good citizens, yes?"''

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Oblivion:Urjabhi

Urjabhi is a Khajiit scout living with his brothers, Ra'jiradh and Hassiri, in the Talos Plaza District of the Imperial City.  The three of them jointly run the officially sanctioned publication, The Black Horse Courier, which is distributed throughout Cyrodiil.  

While both Ra'jiradh and Hassiri spend a lot of time running around the big city, Urjabhi mainly oversees the office in the Market District and can be found behind the counter on all regular weekdays (Morndas to Fredas) from 7am until closing time at 8pm. He then heads back home for a four-hour dinner with his brothers. On Loredas and Sundas, his routine will be different and he will, at 6am, eat an early breakfast above the main reception room and then head back home to the Talos Plaza mansion at 8am. At midday, he leaves and travels all the way to the Waterfront District where he enters the Bloated Float Inn and spends the next six hours in the company of innkeeper Ormil and the bouncer Graman gro-Marad. At 6pm he heads back home for a bit of wandering before his brothers return at 8pm and they all sit down for dinner until midnight.

Due to the unfinished quest to do with Couriers, in which the three Khajiiti were supposed to play a major role, there are three exceptions to Urjabhi's daily routine. At 4pm on the 7th, 16th and 26th of every month, presuming that both Severius Atius and Wilbur are still alive, Urjabhi will run all the way to Bruma and enter the Jerall View Inn for a quick encounter with Hafid. He will then run all the way back to the Imperial City and resume his normal life. 

When he is at work at the office and during his weekend visits to the Waterfront, he wears the rare zero weight  rugged pants with quilted shoes and a brown shirt. On certain occasions, specifically during his trips to Bruma and while eating dinner, he equips a fine steel shortsword and a pair of chainmail greaves with a matching cuirass. He carries the key to the Talos Plaza house and a small amount of gold.

When you approach him for the first time, he will explain that external writers pen the articles while the brothers do the publishing: ''"Urjabhi helps his brothers, Ra'Jiradh and Hassiri, to run the Black Horse Courier. Others write. We organize, we deliver. The news never stops!" When asked about the Imperial City he will add: "The Black Horse Courier brings the news of the people to the people. We are funded by the Empire, so our broadsheets are always free!"''
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Due to an odd package in his AI, on Loredas and Sundas, when he visits the Bloated Float Inn, he will occasionally run back to the office, but only if the player is in another cell. 
According to in-game dialogue, Urjabhi and the other Khajiiti he works with are his brothers. However, his faction states that he is in fact the brother only of Hassiri, and is actually Ra'jiradh's son.

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Oblivion:Hassiri

Hassiri is a Khajiit scout living with his brother, Ra'jiradh in the Talos Plaza District of the Imperial City.  Along with his brother Urjabhi, Hassiri assists Ra'jiradh in running the officially sanctioned publication, The Black Horse Courier, which is distributed throughout Cyrodiil.

While Ra'jiradh is the busiest of the three Khajiiti running the publication, Hassiri spends most of his time in the Black Horse Courier office in the Market District. From Middas to Sundas, he can be found in the main reception room between 6am and 8pm, welcoming customers and wandering about. After the office closes at 8pm, the three brothers always meets up back at the Talos mansion for a four-hour dinner. On Morndas, Hassiri will start the day with a two-hour breakfast in the editorial office above the reception room. At 8am, he heads back home and wanders around until his dinner at 8pm. On Tirdas, he will eat a similar breakfast before heading to the Imperial City Arboretum where he will spend the entire day until it is time for dinner once again. 

Due to the unfinished Imperial Express quest, in which the Black Horse Courier was supposed to play a big part, there are three crucial exceptions to his daily routine: At 4pm on the 1st, 10th and 20th of each month, he breaks off his routine, equips his cuirass, then runs all the way to Anvil for a brief encounter with  The Count's Arms innkeeper Wilbur. He then runs all the way back to the Imperial City. If Wilbur is dead, he will simply stick to his everyday life in the big city.

When he is working or wandering around in the big city, he wears a burgundy linen shirt with tan linens and a pair of quilted shoes. When the office closes at 8pm, and during his trips to Anvil, he equips a fine steel shortsword and a pair of chainmail greaves with a matching cuirass. He always carries some food, the key to the Talos Plaza house and a small amount of gold.

When approached for the first time, it becomes apparent that the publication is his life: ''"The Black Horse Courier. Brothers Urjabhi and Ra'Jiradh, and I, Hassiri. We bring the news of the Empire to the people of the Empire! Fast, fast!" He is also the only one of the brothers that will hand you a fresh copy of the newest edition: "Here, have a copy. It's free! Always free! We're funded by the Elder Council, so I don't mind, really. He he he he." When asked about the big city, he will say: "We operate throughout the Imperial City and Cyrodiil. Very fast, very accurate. News happens? The Black Horse Courier is there!"''

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Oblivion:Wumeek

Wumeek is an Argonian commoner living in the Imperial City's Elven Gardens District. As the incorrigible gambler he is, Wumeek divides his time between the Arena and hanging around with his two friends, Dul gro-Shug and Geem Jasaiin.

On Morndas, Middas and Fredas, he will get out of bed early at 6am and wander impatiently around his house, waiting for the Arena to open up. He leaves in good time at 8am and makes it just in time for the Arena's opening time at 9am. Once there, he will spend a whopping thirteen hours betting on his favorites, The Blue Team. When the Arena finally closes down at 9pm, he heads for his favorite bar, The King and Queen Tavern, to meet up with his two friends as well as the other regulars. He heads back to his house at 11pm and goes to bed at midnight.

On Tirdas, Turdas and Sundas, he skips gambling altogether and will, after waking up at 6am, stay inside his house and host a friendly visit from Geem between 11am and 4pm. When Geem leaves, Wumeek stays at home for an hour before heading for the King and Queen at 5pm for an hour of socializing. He heads home for a two hour dinner at 6pm and enters the tavern yet again at 8pm. When the clock strikes 11pm, he staggers back to his house and jumps into bed at midnight. On Loredas, he will change his plans once again and spend his morning relaxing in the house. At midday, he leaves for an afternoon stroll around the Green Emperor Way, before returning home at 6pm for dinner. At 8pm, he pays his usual visit to the tavern until 11pm when he heads home and spends an hour on the ground floor, before finally going to bed at midnight.

On the 19th of each month, he gets out of bed at 5am and starts his long journey towards Leyawiin. He crosses the Talos Bridge, turns south on the Red Ring Road, and takes the Green Road all the way to his destination. After 25 hours of traveling, he will book himself in at the Five Claws Lodge. After that, he is supposed to pay a visit to Weebam-Na but doesn't due to a bug. As a result, he hardly gets any time in Leyawiin before heading back home to his usual routines.

He dresses up in typical middle-class clothing: a blue & green outfit and russet felt shoes. He also carries around a pair of light brown linens, his house key and a leveled amount of gold.

When you approach him for the first time he will politely introduce himself: "I am Wumeek. Gods commend you." When you ask about the Imperial City, he will tell you that, ''"Argonians stick mostly to the river trade. We know boats and the water. We're not fussy about the sewers, either. Water cleans it all." If you run into him at the Arena, he will not hesitate to describe his favorite team: "Go Blue Team! Yeah, Blue Team! I always bet on the Blue Team! They never hold back! It's always crush, kill, maim, murder! Ha ha ha ha ha!"''

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