Oblivion talk:Countess Narina Carvain

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[edit] Killable?

Is she ever killable? --Playjex 21:45, 11 July 2007 (EDT)

Nope. --Shekinah 22:32, 11 July 2007 (EDT)

[edit] Background information

An anonymous user added some background information for the countess. I have moved it into the correct part of the page, and added various links, but I am not entirely sure about the validity of the information. I'm loathe to simply delete it, though, in case it is 100% supported by in-game stuff that I haven't seen or remembered. --Gaebrial 03:15, 5 September 2007 (EDT)

There's a handy template for this thing ({{verification needed}} or {{huh}}). Pages with one of those on get listed here, so other people can tell they need maintenance. Very useful! Especially in this case; I've never heard of that stuff either. --Rpeh^Talk 13:14, 5 September 2007 (EDT)

I've opted to move the entire paragraph here:

She is the daughter of Count Reinhold Carvain of Bruma and his wife, Alisa Terentius of Bravil. Alisa was the sister of Count Regulus Terentius of Bravil, so Narina is therefore the cousin of Gellius Terentius. She had two younger sisters named Eleanor and Rosabella, but they were claimed by the Night Mother, and their skeletons lie in her crypt. Narina was the wife of Farwil Indarys, the son of Count Andel Indarys of Cheydinhal. He left her for the Dark Elven Lady Ilthirana of Ebonheart.

I can't find any snippets of information to support it. I looked through every mention of Narina in the esm file and couldn't find anything at all relevant. I also searched Oblivion.esm file for any mention of Reinhold Carvain, Alisa Terentius, Eleanor, Rosabella, or Ilthirana, and there is absolutely nothing. Similarly, searches of UESP come up empty, and even google fails (I tried Reinhold Carvain, Alisa Terentius, and Ilthirana). For good measure, I also checked the Pocket Guide to the Empire. Unless every name listed is horribly misspelled, I don't think the information comes from the game. --Nephele^Talk 17:58, 6 September 2007 (EDT)