Oblivion talk:Priory of the Nine (place)

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I've read somewhere (PSM I believe) that the Priory comes with it's own Blacksmith who upgrades your leveled equipment to match your level. Any confirmation? ^{—The preceding unsigned comment was added by 24.65.21.187 (talk • contribs).}

Nope, doesn't happen, at least not how you're describing it. One of the NPCs who shows up to become a Knight of the Nine (Sergius Turrianus) is a blacksmith, but he just offers standard repair services. And the armor stand in the basement of the priory can be used to upgrade the Crusader's Relics to match your character's level, but it only works for the Crusader's Relics, not other game items. --Nephele^Talk 22:29, 20 April 2007 (EDT)

[edit] Safe House?

in the priory or in the sorrounding houses building's is it safe for me to store my item's not that the will be taken away when i leave for a couple of day's? and are the NPC's named as Knight of the nine the ones who replace the "new" knight's weaker or the same.?.

It is only a safe house after the priory has been fully restored. Before then, the containers may reset or disappear completely each time the priory gets upgraded.

The generic "Knights of the Nine" who replace the original named Knights are weaker, but not dramatically weaker. At least in the one case I examined closely (Lathon and his replacement), the generic NPC was a level lower and had weapons that were one step worse in quality, but identical armor. --Nephele^Talk 17:23, 17 May 2007 (EDT)

As I've added to the page, storing ingredients isn't safe, since the Knights eat them. . . at first I thought I was just mistaken about the number of nirnroot I'd collected, then I noticed that to Poisoned Apples were missing as well. . . Thedret and Avita died peacefully in their sleep.

According to my Official Guide, Thedret is two levels below you and all "Knight of the Nine" are three levels below you.Drake3555 22:16, 8 June 2008 (EDT)

Except the Official Guide is wrong. Sir Thedret is one level above you. The individual knight NPC pages on this site and the Knight of the Nine page give all the stats you could want, so there isn't too much reason to repeat the stats on talk pages. (Also, answering questions that are more than a year old isn't really too helpful, especially since the articles on UESP have all been significantly changed in the meantime). --Nephele^Talk 11:23, 9 June 2008 (EDT)

[edit] List of Knights on this page

i think it would be good to have a list of all the knights of the nine listed on this page with a link to the respective page ^{—The preceding unsigned comment was added by Ghost 998 (talk • contribs).}

I'm not sure that's necessary. The existing link to Knights of the Nine leads to a page with all the knights listed so duplicating the information here seems like overkill. --Rpeh^Talk 03:11, 3 October 2007 (EDT)

[edit] Chest Usage

Just wanted to clarify something in the article. By 'fully restored', does that mean when you've done the first quest in the Priory and the place gets cleaned up? Or does this process happen in stages, because I've never noticed that. Similarly, is there really a reason not to use the chests there until the entire questline is complete - such as scripts on the chests etc?...

The priory is fully restored after the quest 'The faithful squire' (where Lathon brings you the greaves of the Crusader). It does indeed happen in stages, wich occur before 'the faithful squire'. The chests should be safe, but beware ... ingredients will be eaten by your Knights, wich can lead to sudden deaths (if you have these items, for example)--LordDagon 03:13, 30 June 2008 (EDT)