Oblivion talk:Uriel Septim VII

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[edit] Weapon

Hi guys. My friend was wondering what type of sword he wields in the beginning of the game. Thanks. --Playjex 21:52, 28 July 2007 (EDT)

It's a plain silver shortsword. --Saruuk 22:21, 28 July 2007 (EDT)

Thank You. --Playjex 11:07, 29 July 2007 (EDT)

Do you think we should have a picture of him from in game instead of the cutscene shot?

Who played him in Daggerfall, by the way?

[edit] Uriel look a like

Yes, I think We should make a picture of him in the game rather then the cutscene, there is a good one on google images: Search "Oblivion Emperor" Under LArge images. Anyway, I made a character that looks like him, and am wondering: what is his birthsign?

Simple answer: he hasn't got one. While all NPC's in the world have a class like the player, most do not have birthsigns. The few NPC's who do have one usually have a combination of diffirent effects from the normal Birthsigns (i.e. the ones the player can use.). See Brother Martin for example.--LordDagon 08:11, 23 February 2008 (EST)

[edit] Obtaining the Emperor's Robes

Using the Skull of Corruption and the Staff of Worms, I was able to get Uriel's robes. I did this simply by using the Skull's duplication glitch. I didn't see this posted anywhere on this article, Martin's article, or the clothing article. Mast3r Of Pupp3ts 01:08, 24 March 2008 (EDT)

Except there's only way to possibly obtain the Skull of Corruption and Staff of Worms before Uriel dies and is removed from the game: by using the Console to give yourself the staves. At which point, you might as well just skip the trouble of using the staves and just use player.additem 23D33 to get the robes whenever you want. And putting a note next to every single item in the game saying "you could obtain this item by using the console additem command" seems a bit redundant. Not to mention, why would you even want to go to all of this trouble to obtain a set of unenchanted robes? --Nephele^Talk 01:18, 24 March 2008 (EDT)

Well, apparently I can obtain both the Staff and the Skull without Uriel's body being removed. After completing the Mages Guild quests, (and no others, other than the Vaermina quest)I simply went back to the Imperial Prison Sewers, made my way back to the Sanctum and got the robes. Also, I couldn't have used the console command, I'm on the 360. As for obtaining the robes, I have no idea. Goes well with an upper-class character, and you could always enchant them.--Mast3r Of Pupp3ts 01:26, 24 March 2008 (EDT)