Neloth
- held items
- Name
Location Ebony Dagger -
- items sold
Location Grand Staff of Charming 1393 Level 34+ - Staff of Magelight 239 Level 10+ -
- Quests
locations
| Hold | Town | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Solstheim Hold | Tel Mithryn | - |
Dialogue
(player): Varona went to Raven Rock on an errand.
I don't care where she is. Go get her. Now.
Any my tea better be hot.
(player): I found Varona dead on the road to Raven Rock.
What! Who's going to make my tea?
Why do these things always happen to me?
Well, don't just stand there. Go find me another steward.
I'm sure there's plenty of people in Raven Rock to choose from.
Follow-up choices
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): You can't just order me around.
Well, somebody needs to get me a new steward. It might as well be you.
But if you don't want to help a master wizard of House Telvanni, possibly earning his favor, you're a fool.
Follow-up choices
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): What's in it for me?
So gaining the favor of a Telvanni wizard isn't enough?
I suppose I'll have to pay you.
Heroes. They get greedier every century.
Follow-up choices
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): No, I haven't seen Varona.
Well find her. Tell her I want apple cabbage stew, with some canis root tea.
Follow-up choices
(player): Why don't you just make your own tea?
What? Make my own tea?
I am a master wizard of the House Telvanni. Other people make tea for me.
Follow-up choices
(player): Hey, I'm not your servant.
Obviously not, or you would have a cup of tea in your hands.
I supposed you want to be asked nicely. Very well.
Please, oh hero of Skyrim. Please find Varona. I shall be ever so grateful.
(player): Of course, Master Neloth. As you command.
Finally. Someone who recognizes my importance around here.
(player): Of course, Master Neloth. As you command.
Finally. Someone who recognizes my importance around here.
(player): Hey, I'm not your servant.
Obviously not, or you would have a cup of tea in your hands.
I supposed you want to be asked nicely. Very well.
Please, oh hero of Skyrim. Please find Varona. I shall be ever so grateful.
(player): What do you have for sale?
Hmm. I might have a few staffs, if you're interested in that sort of thing.
(player): What do you have for sale?
Mostly staffs. They're my specialty.
(player): What do you have for sale?
I suppose I could dig up a staff or two for you.
(player): I've found you a new steward.
That Drovas man?
I suppose he'll do. He makes dreadful canis root tea though.
But, I should be grateful. Here, take this for your efforts.
Oh, and you may use my staff enchanter if you want.
(player): Varona is dead.
Dead? Well that's annoying.
How did she die?
Follow-up choices
(player): It looks like an ash spawn attack.
There are more and more of those things showing up around here lately.
I suppose you'll have to find me a new steward.
Try Raven Rock. They are in awe of me there. I'm sure almost anyone would be willing to serve me.
Follow-up choices
(player): You can't just order me around.
Well, somebody needs to get me a new steward. It might as well be you.
But if you don't want to help a master wizard of House Telvanni, possibly earning his favor, you're a fool.
Follow-up choices
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): What's in it for me?
So gaining the favor of a Telvanni wizard isn't enough?
I suppose I'll have to pay you.
Heroes. They get greedier every century.
Follow-up choices
(player): What kind of a person should I look for?
Hmm. Excellent question.
Once word gets out, there will be a lot of people to choose from.
Someone with a brilliant mind and robust physique that is blindly obedient would be ideal.
Oh, and they need to know how to brew tea. Ulves always waters it down.
(player): There wasn't a body in the grave. Just the heart stone.
What?!
That's impossible. Wait... unless she didn't actually die! The heart stone could have kept her right at the edge of life and death.
Could it be? Could Ildari still be alive? Could she be my nemesis?
Wait a moment while I cast a more specific divination.
(player): It was in Ildari Sarothril's grave.
Ildari? Then it's my own fault. She was my apprentice before Talvas.
She volunteered for one of my experiments involving heart stones.
It was quite annoying when she died.
Follow-up choices
(player): There wasn't a body in the grave. Just the heart stone.
What?!
That's impossible. Wait... unless she didn't actually die! The heart stone could have kept her right at the edge of life and death.
Could it be? Could Ildari still be alive? Could she be my nemesis?
Wait a moment while I cast a more specific divination.
(player): Experiment? What did you do to her?
My necropsies of Spriggans led me to believe that a heart stone could be implanted in a person's chest, granting them great power.
I was considering replacing my heart with a heart stone. Fortunately Ildari offered to let me operate on her first.
Of course this was before your briarheart expedition. Now I know that I did the surgery all wrong.
Follow-up choices
(player): There wasn't a body in the grave. Just the heart stone.
What?!
That's impossible. Wait... unless she didn't actually die! The heart stone could have kept her right at the edge of life and death.
Could it be? Could Ildari still be alive? Could she be my nemesis?
Wait a moment while I cast a more specific divination.
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Technical data
- ID
- DLC2Neloth