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Oblivion:Dareloth

thumb|right|The Restored Garden of Dareloth

Emer Dareloth was the original guildmaster of the Thieves Guild in Cyrodiil, and was the thief who stole the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal over three hundred years ago.  After inheriting the Cowl's curse, he passed the cowl down to various later guildmasters, and eventually Corvus Umbranox, the count of Anvil.  Not much about him is known after that.  His name appears frequently in Oblivion, particularly during the Thieves Guild questline: the Garden of Dareloth in the Waterfront District is where you first join the Guild, and once you become the guildmaster, your quarters are in the remains of Dareloth's House.

 
Notes
Jakben's diary tells the tale of his thief partner, who "dared to steal from Nocturnal herself". Although this almost certainly refers to Dareloth, Jakben is unable to recall his name due to Nocturnal's curse.
Morrowind:Nilvyn Drothan

Nilvyn Drothan is a Dark Elf priestess working at the Temple in Ghostgate. She sells potions, spells, and spellmaking services to all who need them. 

She wears a common robe with matching shoes, and defends herself with a silver staff of chastening. Aside from her natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by her ancestors, she knows the following spells: Shield of the Armiger, Seryn's Blessing, Rallying Touch, Poisonguard, Ordeal of St. Olms, Iron Will, Saintly Touch, Father's Hand, Crimson Despair, Charisma, Calming Touch, Blood Gift, Almalexia's Grace and Almsivi Intervention.
 

Spells
Nilvyn has the following spells available for sale:

 

Wares
Morrowind:Rilvase Avani

Rilvase Avani is a Dark Elf healer who sells potions and spells at the Tower of Dawn in Ghostgate.  She is a member of the Tribunal Temple, but her services are available to anyone, provided you have not been expelled from the Temple.

She wears a common robe and common shoes, and relies on a large panoply of spells : Restore Strength, Restore Personality, Restore Luck, Restore Endurance, Magickguard, Poisonguard, Second Barrier, Shield of the Armiger, Seryn's Gift, Rilm's Cure and Burden of Sin along with her natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by her ancestors.

 
Spells
Rilvase has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
Morrowind:Ulmiso Maloren

Ulmiso Maloren is a Dark Elf healer of the Tribunal Temple on the lower level of the Tower of Dawn in Ghostgate. There she sells potions and spells, mainly in the school of Restoration, to all who need them. 

She wears a common robe with common shoes. Aside from her natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by her ancestors, she know the following spells : Restore Willpower, Restore Speed, Restore Intelligence, Restore Agility, Seryn's Blessing, Regenerate, Stamina, Zenithar's Gospel, Vitality, Veloth's Grace, Third Barrier, Telekinesis, Strong Shock Shield, Strong Frost Shield and Strong Fire Shield.

 
Spells
Ulmiso has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
Morrowind:Mehra Drora

Mehra Drora is a Dark Elf priestess at the Temple in Gnisis.  She offers ingredients, potions, spells, and spellmaking services to all who need them.  She is a restocking vendor for the following ingredients: Bloat, Dreugh Wax, Fire Petal, Ghoul Heart, Hackle-Lo Leaf, Netch Leather, and Stoneflower Petals.

She is a member of House Indoril, and, according to Gnisis citizens, not as unpleasant as most Indoril. She wears an expensive robe and common shoes, and carries the majority of her wares.
 
Related Quests
Miscellaneous Quests


Spells
Mehra has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
 


Notes
The Expensive Robe worn by Mehra Drora was used during the development of ESO when designing the sigil of House Indoril, despite the fact that it is a generic robe found on many other NPCs. The design on the gorget resembles a wolf, and this wolf symbol made its way into various art assets for many years before finally being noticed before the release of ESO: Morrowind in 2017.
Morrowind:Zanmulk Sammalamus

Zanmulk Sammalamus is a Dark Elf healer serving at the Temple in Gnisis.  He sells ingredients, potions, and spells to all who need them.  Zanmulk is a restocking vendor for the following alchemical ingredients: Ash Yam, Bittergreen Petals, Hound Meat, Rat Meat, and Small Kwama Egg. 

 
Spells
Zanmulk has the following spells available for sale:

 

Wares
Morrowind:Uvele Berendas

Uvele Berendas is a Dark Elf priest who will take up residence at Indarys Manor after the stronghold is built (he cannot be found before that). If you are a member of House Redoran, he will offer you potions, spells, and spellmaking services (you must be of rank Oathman or higher, but this is guaranteed if you have risen high enough to have built your stronghold). If you are a member of House Hlaalu or House Telvanni, however, he will attack you instead (unless you have taken advantage of the loophole that makes you a member of both Houses Redoran and Hlaalu).

He wears an extravagant robe and expensive shoes. He carries a silver staff of peace.

Aside from his natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by his ancestors, he knows Absorb Speed, Absorb Willpower, Blood Gift, Crushing Burden Touch, Daedric Bite, First Barrier, Great Burden of Sin, Great Resist Common Disease, Great Resist Fire, Iron Will, Lightning Bolt, Poet's Whim, Poisonbloom, Powerwell, Rapid Regenerate, Reflect, Shockbloom, Strong Levitate, Tinur's Hoptoad, Weak Spelldrinker, Weary and Wearying Touch.

 
Spells
Uvele has the following spells available for sale:

 

Wares
Shivering:Essential NPCs

This page contains a complete list of all NPCs who at some point during gameplay are "essential."  What it means is that they cannot be killed - if you try, they'll merely be knocked unconscious.  You can tell if an NPC is essential in-game, because their talk-icon will be a crown, instead of the standard talk icon.  Most of these NPCs become killable later in the game. "*" means that the location of the NPC is only valid during or after the associated quest which is the first time they appear in the game.



In addition, the Orc Adventurer Captain is essential until his troops have been slain by the Gatekeeper during their attack, and the Gatekeeper itself is essential until the end of that battle
Morrowind:Sedris Omalen

Sedris Omalen is a Dark Elf priestess who serves at the Outpost in Maar Gan.  There she sells ingredients, potions, spells, and spellmaking services to all who need them.  Sedris is a restocking vendor for the following ingredients: Alit Hide, Black Lichen, Corkbulb Root, Hackle-Lo Leaf, and Saltrice.
 
Spells
Sedris has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
 


Notes
Sedris Omalen is a part of the Omalen family, which has their own ancestral tomb.
Morrowind:Salen Ravel

Salen Ravel is a Dark Elf priest who serves at the Maar Gan Shrine. There he sells books (just religious texts), ingredients, potions, spells, and spellmaking services to all who need them. Salen is a restocking vendor of the following ingredients: Dreugh Wax, Ectoplasm, Gravedust, Kagouti Hide, and Shalk Resin. Additionally, he owns the Black Anther and Trama Root plants which grow around the shrine, so he may restock on those, though only after the plants have had a chance to grow back. He is also the owner of the Falasmaryon Propylon Index, which can be found as an offering on the altar. He will only sell it to you if you have the Master Index plugin installed.  Otherwise, you'll have to find a way to steal it if you want it.

 
Related Quests
Official Plugins


Notes
With the Master Index plugin installed, Salen will also sell Miscellaneous Items in addition to those listed.  This is a side-effect of making him able to sell the Falasmaryon Propylon Index.
 
Spells
Salen has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
 

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Oblivion (PSP)

According to executive producer Todd Howard, the game would have featured ten large levels that look much like areas in the console versions, but more concentrated. Eighteen out of the twenty-one skills from Oblivion were present. The controls were influenced by Metroid Prime. ''"The analog stick will allow you to move forward, backward, and turn sideways. Holding L will allow you to strafe, and holding R will let you look around the area from your character's perspective."

The game was announced in the November 2006 edition of the Official PlayStation Magazine, which stated that, compared to the console versions, it was planned to be "a very different game with a different story line... it has the experience of the dungeon romp. It doesn't have wide-open, wander-the-landscape kind of stuff". The game was originally available for pre-order from several retailers, including GameStop, and was planned to be shipped in April 2007. In November 2007 the deposits were returned to those who had pre-ordered, making it look like the game had been canceled. In January 2008, the game appeared on listings again, including Amazon. It was set for release on June 30, 2008. The price was listed at  $39.99 on Amazon, with other stores selling it for $10 more. However, the game was never released.  Bethesda Softworks has declined to speak on the matter, and it is rumored that Climax Studios, the outsourced developers of the game, ran into difficulties.

On May 17, 2016, footage as well as copies of beta builds of the game from June 2006 and January 2007 were leaked. The footage was taken down by ZeniMax, but restored shortly after.

: "Oblivion comes to the PSP with all your favorite free-form gameplay, unprecedented graphics, cutting edge AI, character voices by acting legends Patrick Stewart, Sean Bean, Terrance Stamp, and Lynda Carter along with its award-winning soundtrack. Gamers can choose to unravel Oblivion's epic narrative at their own pace or explore the vast world in search of their own unique challenges. After the mysterious and untimely death of the Emperor, the throne of Tamriel lies empty. With the Empire ready to crumble, the gates of Oblivion open and demons march upon the land laying waste to everything in their path. To turn the tide of darkness, you must find the lost heir to the throne and unravel the sinister plot that threatens to destroy all of Tamriel." —Amazon description
 
Screenshots
The following are images of varying quality released when the game was still in development.
 

See Also
Canceled Games'''
Gamespot summary (wayback machine)
Latest rumors (January 2008)
Morrowind:Saras Orelu

Saras Orelu is a Dark Elf healer who works at the Temple in Molag Mar (though oddly enough, he is not a member of the Temple faction). He sells potions and spells there to all who need them. 

 
Spells
Saras has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
Morrowind:Amarie Charien

Amarie Charien is a Breton healer who works at Moonmoth Legion Fort near Balmora. She sells potions and spells to all who need them. If you are a member of the Imperial Legion, and do not outrank her, remember to wear your uniform else she will refuse to talk to you.

She wears a common robe and matching shoes. Aside from her natural bonus and resistance to magicka, and her ability to shield herself for short periods, she knows the following spells: Tranasa's Spelltrap, Absorb Fatigue [Ranged], Crimson Despair, Frostguard, Shockguard, Poisonguard, Daedric Willpower,Daedric Fatigue, Cure Common Disease, Flameguard, Mother's Kiss, Balyna's Antidote, Balyna's Perfect Balm, Heal Companion, and Cure Blight Disease.
 
Spells
Amarie has the following spells available for sale:

 

Wares
 

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Morrowind:Somutis Vunnis

Somutis Vunnis is an Imperial priest serving the Imperial Cult at Moonmoth Legion Fort near Balmora. There he sells potions, ingredients, and spells to all who need them. If you speak to him about "essential supplies" after talking with Caius Cosades, he will give you a selection of potions for free, including two potions of cure common disease, two potions of cure blight disease, a cheap potion of fortify health, a cheap fortify strength potion, and a cheap potion of fortify speed.

Of interest to alchemists, Somutis is a restocking vendor of the following ingredients: Ash Salts, Black Lichen, Dreugh Wax, Fire Petal, Kresh Fiber, and Roobrush.

 
Related Quests
Main Quest


Spells
Somutis has the following spells available for sale:


Wares
Morrowind:Solea Nuccusius

Solea Nuccusius is an Imperial battlemage serving as a guard in the Prison Towers of Moonmoth Legion Fort near Balmora. Since there is nobody currently being held there, her main duties consist of keeping an eye on the Chest marked "Evidence", where your stolen goods will be stored if you are arrested in the area. To supplement the wages for this cushy job, she's taken to selling her selection of spells to anyone that needs them. She doesn't care if you just got arrested, though she will care if you're a fellow Legionnaire and aren't wearing your uniform.

Getting to her may be a little confusing, since there are numerous "Prison Tower" doors in Fort Moonmoth. She can be found behind a standard door in the same room that Larrius Varro is in.

In her dialogue, Solea will mistakenly claim to be able to train you in her skills and make spells to your specifications.

 
Spells
Solea has the following spells available for sale:
Oblivion:Glow Dust

The ingredient Glow Dust is primarily collected from dead Will-o-the-Wisps.

Without the Shivering Isles expansion pack, Glow Dust is one of only two ingredients which can be used to create a Reflect Spell potion: at expert level it can be combined with Cinnabar Polypore Yellow Cap. There are no negative side effects. Shivering Isles adds three more ingredients with Reflect Spell (also expert-level only): Blind Watcher's Eye, Watcher's Eye, and Withering Moon.

One sample of Glow Dust is required to start Azura's Daedric quest.

Ingredients
1 guaranteed sample can be found in the following location (magenta cross on map):
1 sample is in the Bruma Mages Guild Living Quarters
This sample can no longer be obtained after the start of the A Plot Revealed quest.

Three vendors (all in the Imperial City Market District) always have one sample of Glow Dust in their inventories:
Ogier Georick at The Main Ingredient
Calindil at Mystic Emporium (he will not sell you the Glow Dust, however, unless your Mercantile skill is 50 or higher)
Claudette Perrick at The Gilded Carafe
It can also be found randomly in the inventories of alchemy vendors (starting at level 12) and in some Monster loot chests (starting at level 9).

Creatures
Glow Dust can be collected from all varieties of Will-o-the-Wisp.  Most Will-o-the-Wisps are found in Monster Dungeons (circles on map), where they are randomly generated by standard Monster leveled lists at levels 11 and higher; on boss-level lists they are encountered at level 9 only.  They can also be found outdoors (squares on map) in swampy regions at levels 11 and higher (except along roads where they are found at levels 9 and higher).

Below level 9, the only way to obtain glow dust (other than the one sample in the Bruma Mages Guild Living Quarters and the three vendor samples) is from one of six quest-specific and non-respawning Will-o-the-Wisps(magenta squares).  These six can be encountered at any level, but only once the related quest has started:
3 Will-o-the-Wisps are found north and west of Azura's Shrine, but only after the quest Blood of the Daedra in the main questline has begun.
3 Will-o-the-Wisps are found outside Swampy Cave, but only after the Fighters Guild quest Mystery at Harlun's Watch has begun.

At higher levels the following caves (purple circles) are the best places to look for Will-o-the-Wisps:
Crayfish Cave: 3 guaranteed at level 9; at levels 11 and higher, 5 likely (based on probabilities for each creature to appear and be a Will-o-the-Wisp).
Breakneck Cave: 1 guaranteed at level 9; at levels 11 and higher, 5 likely.
Wind Cave: 1 guaranteed at level 9; at levels 11 and higher, 6 likely.
Bramblepoint Cave: 1 guaranteed at level 9; at levels 11 and higher, 4 likely.
Arrowshaft Cavern: 1 guaranteed at level 9; at levels 11 and higher, 3 likely.

thumb|left|500 px|Locations of Will-o-the-Wisps and Glow Dust
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Oblivion:Ham

The ingredient Ham is only found as food.

Ingredients
36 guaranteed samples can be found (these locations will respawn, since Ham is food).  The places with the highest numbers of samples are:
3 samples are in the Cheydinhal Castle Guard Barracks
3 samples are in the Chorrol Mages Guild Library
3 samples are in Dorian's House in the Imperial City Talos Plaza District
2 samples are in Tsalajma's House in Border Watch
2 samples are in Fathis Ules' House in the Imperial City Elven Gardens District
2 samples are in Summitmist Manor Basement in Skingrad
2 samples are in Hrol Ulfgar's House in Bleaker's Way
2 samples are in the Jerall View Inn in Bruma
2 samples are in Sakeepa's House in Aleswell
2 samples are in The Main Ingredient Private Quarters in the Imperial City Market District
2 samples are in The Feed Bag in the Imperial City Market District
It can also be found randomly in the inventories of food vendors and in food containers.

thumb|left|500 px|Locations of Ham
Morrowind:Ygfa

Ygfa is a Nord healer serving the Imperial Cult at Fort Pelagiad. She sells ingredients, potions and spells to all who need them. Ygfa is one of the people you can speak to if you wish to join the Imperial Cult. If you finished The Silver Bowl quest, she will make you a member of the Cult for free. If you are a member, you can ask her for a promotion if you've earned it.

She is somewhat involved in The Silver Bowl quest, during which she will tell you where to find the bowl's proper owner, although the quest can be done easily enough without ever speaking to her. Ygfa is also very knowledgeable about all manner of magic as well as the various diseases you may encounter in Vvardenfell. Ygfa is a restocking vendor for the following ingredients: Ash Yam, Bittergreen Petals, Chokeweed, Guar Hide, and Marshmerrow.

 
Dialogue
Her greetings can be:
:''"Blessings of the Nine, %PCName. I am Ygfa, Fort Pelagiad's Healer, and an Adept of the Imperial cult. I barter for potions and other goods, and can teach a number of spells. All proceeds go to the benefit of the Imperial cult and its many worthwhile projects. Would you like to join the Imperial cult?"

:"Blessings of the Nine, %PCRank %PCName. Did you wish to barter for potions and other goods? Or do you hope to learn a new spell?"

:"Blessings of the Nine, %PCName. Piernette Beluelle told me about you. I am Ygfa, Fort Pelagiad's Healer, and an Adept of the Imperial cult. I barter for potions and other goods, and can teach a number of spells. All proceeds go to the benefit of the Imperial cult and its many worthwhile projects. From what Piernette told me, you should join the Imperial cult."
Related Quests

Quest-Related Events
The Silver Bowl
:Beluelle's silver bowl
::"My friend, Piernette Beluelle, had a silver bowl stolen. This must be the same one. You must go speak with Piernette. Best if you start from a familiar landmark -- the north entrance to the Foreign Quarter of Vivec. Due north from the bridge to the Foreign Quarter of Vivec is an east-west rope bridge across a lagoon. Cross the bridge east, then follow the path as it heads north. You'll pass Nilera's farmhouse on the left, and the next house north will be Piernette's farmhouse."

If you returned the bowl to Beluelle:
:"I hear you returned the bowl that was stolen from Piernette and Armond Beluelle. That was very good of you."

If you refused to hand back the bowl:
:"I heard how you treated my friend Piernette Beluelle. It's disgraceful. You should give her that bowl."''

Notes
Ygfa's version of Turn Undead, Blessed Touch, is arguably the best in the game for the cheap cost of 5 Magicka. This is actually the same spell given to those born under the sign of the Ritual. However, the spell is not assigned to any school of magic, and thus casting it will not improve any of your skills.

 
Spells
Ygfa has the following spells available for sale:

 

Wares
Oblivion:Human Heart

There are two varieties of the ingredient Human Heart, both of which are only found as already-collected samples.  It is not possible to extract hearts from dead NPCs.  Also, human hearts cannot be duplicated in the Arch Mage's Enchanted Chest.

The two types of Human Hearts have different FormIDs, different values, and different weights.  However, their alchemy effects are identical.  In addition, Human Hearts have the same alchemical effects as  Daedra Hearts.  Therefore it is particularly easy to make multiple-effect potions using these ingredients (although the only two resulting positive effects are Restore Health and Shock Shield).

Ingredients
5 guaranteed samples can be found in the following places:
2 samples are in Fort Farragut.  These are the first type (FormID= ) of human heart.
2 samples are in Cadlew Chapel.  These are the second type (FormID= ) of human heart.
1 sample is in Claudius Arcadia's Basement in the Imperial City Talos Plaza District. This is the first type (FormID= ) of human heart.

Locations
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Oblivion:Human Skin

The ingredient Human Skin is only found as already-collected samples.  It is not possible to extract skin from dead NPCs. Also, human skin cannot be duplicated in the Arch Mage's Enchanted Chest. In addition, its alchemical effects are identical to those of scamp skin.

Ingredients
2 guaranteed samples can be found in the following places:
1 sample is in Claudius Arcadia's Basement in the Imperial City Talos Plaza District.
1 sample is in the Leyawiin Mages Guild (second floor west).

thumb|left|500 px|Locations of Human Skin