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[edit] Imperial City
- Within the Arena Bloodworks, on the ground to the right of Owyn, lies a letter from a woman - Branwen - claiming to be his daughter. The letter states that, whether or not he likes it, Owyn will be forced to recognize her claim of kinship when she becomes Champion of the Arena. Branwen may be found in the Arena District of the Imperial City, sparring with Saliith.
- Upon first entering the Market District, a notice will appear in the upper left-hand corner of the screen reading "New Topic: Do you need couriers". Despite this, there exist no NPCs with whom this topic may be discussed.
- The topic's ID, "ImpExWork" [00025CF7], has no associated NPCs, and thus, it may not be used. The group also includes further entries: "ImpExAccept" [0025CF6], "ImpExReject" [00025CF4], "ImpExDeliveredLetter" [00025CF2], and "ImpExGiveLetter" [00025CF3], all of which are unassociated. The ID tag itself may have been intended as an easter egg, "ImpEx" appearing much like "FedEx", the Imperial Express Delivery Service and Federal Express Delivery Service.
This bug is fixed by the Unofficial Oblivion Patch.
- Engaging in conversation with the Imperial woman at the Chestnut Handy Stables outside of the Imperial City may lead to her referring to the fact that horses are missing from their pens. Although her partner in the stables, a female Orc of foul temperament, may have eaten them, there is also speculation that the missing beasts comprise the nearby herd of "wild horses" encountered on the plains.
[edit] Bravil
- Gilgondorin, innkeeper of Silverhome on the Water in Bravil, states that Dro'shanji has seen creatures around his house and that you should speak with him; however, Dro'shanji's home is quite normal, and he himself has no special dialogue options regardless of his disposition.
[edit] Chorrol
- Residents of Chorrol will often discuss the strange behavior of Eugal Bellete. A visit to his home will reveal a basement full of humanoid skulls and Mythic Dawn paraphernalia. Despite this discovery, he may not be reported, nor will he discuss the subject. Of all the Mythic Dawn "sleeper agents", Eugal is the only one whose behavior garners public attention.
- A common rumor in Chorrol speaks of "shady" dealings at The Oak and Crosier, a local inn. Entering the basement of said structure will spark the cave or ruin exploration music, despite being monster-free.
- In Chorrol resides an Imperial couple - Jirolin and Ariela Doran - the former of whom, as noted in the Construction Set, appears to be connected with a quest that was cut from the final game. Apparently, Jirolin is under the impression that he is part Ogre, the legacy of a distant relation, and will ask the player to leave an offering of jewels near a local cave inhabited by Ogres in order to establish friendly contact with them. Seemingly, the Ogres allow Jorlin to enter their ranks, as a meal, at which time he must be rescued from his predicament. Nothing remains of the quest save the occasional script, random journal entries, and the cave itself: Rock Bottom Cave, whose in-game occupants were changed to Goblins in light of the quest's absence.
[edit] Skingrad
- There is a house in Skingrad, across from Rosethorn Hall, which is owned by someone named Nerastarel. If you enter the house it appears to be long-abandoned and in shambles (despite the fact that it looks fine from the outside) and has several undead in it. Strangely enough, there is no one in the game by the name of Nerastarel, only his house. Was Nerastarel a necromancer forced to flee the city, even the province, due to some unfortunate circumstances? Or was he innocent, and it was a necromancer who forced him to flee? There are no bones in or around the house, so it's safe to assume that whether or not Nerastarel's alive, he didn't die there. (The tree in his backyard is also dead and toppled, which may or may not bear significance.)
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