Oblivion talk:Gutted Mine

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• I recommend doing this quest at a high level, just for the fact that you can get a FULL set of the heavy armour set at your level. Remember:

Weapon availability: (lvl)  Armour avalibility (lvl)
   Weapons: 
 * Iron: lvl 1                       Light Armor:
 * Steel: lvl 2                      Fur Armor: lvl 1
 * silver: lvl 4                     Leather Armor: lvl 3
 * dwarven: lvl 6                    Chain Armor: lvl 6
 * elven: lvl 9                      Mithril Armor: lvl 10
 * glass: lvl 12                     Elven Armor: lvl 15
 * ebony: lvl 16                     Glass Armor: lvl 20                        
 * daedric: lvl 20 
   
   Heavy Armor:  (lvl)
   Iron Armor: lvl 1
   Steel Armor: lvl 3
   Dwarven Armor: lvl 6
   Orcish Armor: lvl 10
   Ebony Armor: lvl 15
   Daedric Armor: lvl 20

I've moved this comment off of the page. At high levels, you'll pick up Daedric Armor wherever you go. Perhaps not a full set in a single place, but nevertheless it won't take too long to find it. Furthermore, waiting until high levels to do Azura's quest means that you won't get Azura's Star until then; I think the benefits of Azura's Star at much earlier levels far outweigh the benefits of getting one set of non-magical armor.--Nephele 12:52, 13 July 2006 (EDT)

[edit] Oblivion Gate

Is it a given, that an Oblivion Gate will be at the place marked on the exterior map? To be truthful, there's been one there each time I've done the Azura quest...but what if a player doesn't enter that cell until after the Main Quest is complete? ComaDivine 13:24, 7 October 2008 (EDT)

Nope. See Oblivion:Oblivion Gates for information about when gates appear. This gate is random, like most of the others. –Rpeh^{•T•C•E•} 13:39, 7 October 2008 (EDT)