Morrowind:Tarhiel

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Tarhiel (agronian guy)
Location	Bitter Coast Region, just north of Seyda Neen (map)
Race	Bosmer	Gender	Male
Level	6	Class	Enchanter
Services
Other	Repairs
Merchant
Gold	0	Mercantile	Novice (6)
Sells	Nothing
Buys	Ingredients Potions Thieves Tools Repair Tools
Other Information
Health	5	Magicka	22
Alarm	0	Fight	0

Tarhiel, the Wizard Who Fell from the Sky

Tarhiel is a Bosmer enchanter who falls from the sky in the Bitter Coast near Seyda Neen after an experiment went wrong.

Tarhiel is the proud creator of the Scrolls of Icarian Flight, which fortify your Acrobatics by 1000 pts for 7 seconds. In his eagerness to test them, he forgot to take the landing into consideration, with disastrous results.

You can save his life by casting a large-area Slowfall spell on the area where he's falling. There's little reason to do this, however, as you won't be able to get his enchanted sword and scrolls as easily. He isn't very talkative when you save his life; the only thing he says is "I don't want to talk about it", and then he'll immediately end the conversation.

Related Quests

• A Falling Wizard: Encounter a falling wizard and investigate his belongings.

Notes

• Surprisingly, Tarhiel is actually a merchant, and would also provide smithing services. Unfortunately, there is no way to take advantage of these services as you can't converse with him. And even if you got past that (for example by stripping all your clothing off, which would replace his dialogue with "Are you mad? Have you no decency?") he has nothing to sell, and no gold with which to buy things.
• Tarhiel's name is a reference to the North Carolina Tar Heels, a college basketball team hated by Mark Nelson, one of the developers at Bethesda. (Another reference to this is made in the Eltonbrand Easter Egg.)
• You can read about his experiments in his journal, located next to his body.