Oblivion:Hame

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Ayleid Ruin: Hame
# of Zones	3
# of Welkynd Stones	24
# of Varla Stones	1
Occupants
Necromancers, Undead (1 boss-level Necromancer)
Important Treasure
2 boss-level Ayleid Reliquaries
Console Location Code
HameExterior, Hame, Hame02, Hame03
Location (view on map)
North of the source of the Silverfish River; east of the Reed River and Fort Facian; southeast of Boethia's Shrine
Region
Nibenay Basin

Hame is a medium Ayleid ruin southeast of Cheydinhal containing necromancers. [edit] It contains three zones: Hame, Hame Wendesel, and Hame Silasel.

Notes

• This dungeon has a key, Hame Dungeon Key, hidden on the lowermost level of the dungeon. Until you find that key, there are sections of all zones that are inaccessible.
• Unlike most undead dungeons, which have a random mix of bones, ethereal, and zombie undead, some of this dungeon's undead are always guaranteed to be of specific types. This dungeon can possibly be challenging for low level characters, who may not yet be ready to fight ghosts (luckily, there are several guaranteed silver weapons in the dungeon). On the other hand, it is a guaranteed source of ingredients such as Bonemeal, Ectoplasm, and Mort Flesh.
• According to the construction set there are 25 Welkynd Stones in this dungeon. However, one of the stones in the second zone is actually located far outside of the accessible area. Therefore, only 24 stones are effectively available here.
• This dungeon is an excellent source of alchemy equipment. In addition to the usual assortment of items found sitting out in most necromancer dungeons, there are also a pair of counters in the third zone with respawning (but always novice) equipment.

Exterior

Key to Maps

Map of Hame Exterior

• The exterior is located at coordinates: Tamriel 40, 8
• This location's map marker (M on map) is named Hame (editor name HameMapMarker). The entrance door is SW of the marker, 50 feet away.
• 1 Wilderness Creature (Mountains variety) is near the entrance
• The following plants can be found near the entrance: 1 Motherwort plant and 20 Tinder Polypore plants
• 1 Oblivion Gate may appear at location O on map

Zone 1: Hame

You enter this zone through the front door (Out) and work your way to door C for access to the second zone. Along the way, watch out for the two spike traps (F and G) — which can possibly be used to your advantage in fighting the necromancer at the far end of the room.

On your first time through, you will be unable to open gate H. However, be sure to open the gate on your way back, after obtaining the Hame Dungeon Key in the third zone. Behind the gate is a boss-level Ayleid Reliquary (B), plus two standard variety chests.

Occupants:

• 2 Necromancers
• 2 Bones Undead (both in the section behind gate H)
• 1 Zombie (always standard, low-level zombie)

Treasure:

• 1 boss-level Ayleid Reliquary (Necromancer variety; locked) at location B on map
• 1 Ayleid Cask 01
• 1 Ayleid Cask 02 (locked)
• 1 Chest 01 (locked)
• 1 Chest 02
• 1 Chest 03
• 2 Restoration Ayleid Chests
• 1 Restoration Chest
• 6 Welkynd Stones (all of which are mounted on elevated pedestals in the central trap room)
• The following weapons will always be found: 1 Silver Dagger

Traps:

• 1 Spike Pit trap at location G on map
• 1 Ceiling Spikes trap at F

Doors and Gates:

• There are two doors in/out of this zone
  • 1 door (at Out) leads outside
  • 1 door (at C) leads to the zone Hame Wendesel
• 1 Gate at H (locked, key required, opened by Hame Dungeon Key, found in the third zone)

Other:

• 1 bed at location b on map
• 3 bedrolls at b

Zone 2: Hame Wendesel

You enter from the first zone through door C. You need to head to door E to reach the third zone; door D is only accessible after you have been to the third zone (until then, access to the door is blocked by the locked gate at G). While here, you will want to grab the varla stone (V).

One obstacle in this zone is gate H. If you tend to compulsively activate every push block you see, this gate is likely to end up closed and apparently inoperable. The trick in that case is to work your way back to the northeastern room, where there is a push block near F that you previously activated; activate it one more time.

Occupants:

• 3 Necromancers
• 1 Undead

Treasure:

• 1 Varla Stone (in a Varla Stone Cage) at location V on map. The cage is opened using the Push Block (cyan dot on map) mounted on the wall at the end of the corridor leading southwest from the cage.
• 1 Chest 01 (locked)
• 1 Restoration Ayleid Chest
• 9 Welkynd Stones (4 are on pedestals near F, 4 are on pedestals in the last room before door E, the final one is on the floor in the west corner of the same room)
• The following alchemy equipment will always be found: 1 Novice Alembic, 2 Novice Calcinators, 2 Novice Mortar & Pestles, and 1 Novice Retort
• The other following items will always be found: 2 empty lesser soul gems, 1 empty petty soul gem, 1 Bonemeal, and 1 Silver Warhammer
• Some of the above items are clustered at the altar in location F: 1 Bonemeal, 1 Novice Calcinator, 2 Novice Mortar & Pestles, 1 empty lesser soul gem, and 1 empty petty soul gem. The Silver Warhammer is near the altar in an open barrel.

Doors and Gates:

• There are three doors in/out of this zone
  • 1 door (at C) leads to the zone Hame
  • 2 doors (at D and E) lead to the zone Hame Silasel
• 1 Gate at G (locked, key required, opened by Hame Dungeon Key)
• 1 Iron Gate at H. It will be activated once (but only once) when you first step on the pressure plate in front of it (cyan dot on map). It is also controlled by a Push Block found on the back of a column near F (the cyan dot for this push block is obscured under a red dot for the necromancer also found in that location). If you have used the Push Block (in other words, if stepping on the pressure plate closes the gate or does nothing), you need to go back and activate the Push Block one more time.

Other:

• 1 bedroll at location b on map

Zone 3: Hame Silasel

This is an unusually tricky zone. You are forced to enter through door E. But as soon as you enter the main room, gate K closes shut behind you. Exploration reveals that the other gate out of the room (H) is locked and requires a key. To open gate H (and get to the exit door at D), you need to find the key, except it is not in the main room.

To find the key, you need to activate a series of push blocks, each of which opens one hidden door (and reveals the next push block in the sequence):

• The first push block is on the wall opposite the exit gate (H), which opens door G in the northeast corner of the room, releasing one enemy.
• The second push block is at the end of the corridor behind door G. This block opens door J in the middle of the main room's southwest wall, releasing two enemies
• The third push block is at the end of the corridor behind door J. This block opens door I in the southesat corner of the main room.

Door I leads to the room with the boss-level Necromancer Adept (A), the boss-level Ayleid Reliquary (B), and the key (k). You may want to draw the boss out of his room instead of charging in and fighting him/her: fighting in the boss' room can cause the critical key to get knocked out of place, making it far more difficult to find it.

With key in hand, you can now escape through gate H. Don't forget to loot the dungeon's other boss chest as you return through the first zone.

Occupants:

• 1 boss-level Necromancer at location A on map
• 2 Bones Undead
• 1 Ethereal Undead
• 1 Zombie Undead (always best possible level)

Treasure:

• 1 boss-level Ayleid Reliquary (Necromancer variety; locked) at location B on map
• 1 Chest 01 (locked)
• 1 Chest 03
• 2 Chests 04
• 2 Counters (each contain 1-3 pieces of novice alchemy apparatus)
• Hame Dungeon Key at k (near A and B on the map). It is initially sitting on a crate on top of a copy of the [[Manual of Spellcraft], but it can easily get knocked elsewhere during your fight with the Necromancer Adept. This is the all-important key that releases you from this zone (opens gate H) and also opens one gate in each of the other zones. To make sure you don't proceed to lose the key, it is permanently tagged as quest-essential.
• 9 Welkynd Stones (8 are on pedestals in the main room, the final one is on the floor near gate K)
• The following alchemy equipment will always be found: 1 Novice Alembic, 2 Novice Calcinators, 3 Novice Mortar & Pestles, and 2 Novice Retorts
• The other following items will always be found: 1 Flawed Pearl, 1 Flawed Topaz, 1 Iron Claymore, and 1 Iron Dagger
• Some of the above items are clustered at location F: 2 Counters (actually two halves of one piece of furniture), 1 Novice Alembic, 2 Novice Calcinators, 3 Novice Mortar & Pestles, and 2 Novice Retorts

Doors and Gates:

• There are two doors (at D and E) in/out of this zone, both leading to the zone Hame Wendesel
• 1 Gate at H (locked, key required, opened by Hame Dungeon Key)
• 3 Hidden Doors at G, I, and J:
  • G is opened by the push block (cyan dot) that is out in the open, near gate H
  • J is opened by the push block (cyan dot) hidden in the corridor behind door G
  • I is opened by the push block (cyan dot) hidden in the corridor behind door J
• 1 Iron Gate (initially open) at K. This gate closes behind you as soon as you walk through it.