Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

[Rhydderch Hael]

Do you remember her name? Take heart! NPC movement schedules aren't just daily. They can cover seperate days even weeks of the month. She might actually be in Bruma for a week, then return to the inn. Check back in a week. Your girl might return (or might be killed on the way...)

Airelle Jurard, Mages Guild battlemage. Which means she could have a healing spell to patch herself up if she ever went on the road.

Considering that she's quest-specific, I have the sneaking feeling the game simply winked her out of existence when she was no longer needed.

Also, I hate to break it to you, but if you're playing on an older card, and then upgrade that girl might really be a lot older than she looks, because all the 'age lines' are drawn by features of newer cards. Your character might be lusting over a breton seniour citizen, and he doesn't know it yet.

Not everyone is playing the game on a computer. :wacko: Of course, one needs to learn certain arcane rituals in order to work an X360 controller properly. When it comes to graphics processing, however, I'm gold.

Arielle is a comely young lass. A little short in stature, though, but then again the Breton women are the shortest women in the game (the male Wood Elves are the shortest of the men).

In order to confirm her name, I started a new character, a High Elf (the tallest race in the game), and traveled to the Inn to see her. The Altmer towered over Airelle like a parent to a child.

Believe me, my character has seen his fair share of grandmas in the game and I cringe when one of them hits on my Breton (head to the Leyawiin Fighters' Guild Hall). What's even scarier is when men ask my Breton if he works out, or that they "like what they see..." <_< Rhydderch don't do that, mister.

Makes me wonder, though: the only characters I've played are male. I wonder what happens in the "Siren's Deception" quest if you play a female character.

Beauty can be in the eye of the beholder. Funny, If ind the silver longsword ugly and ubiquitous (every legion trooper has one) and the ebony pretty nice looking.
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Honestly, the Fine Steel grade of sword is my favorite in terms of appearance. When I regard the Ebony swords as ugly, I refer not so much as to blade detail, but rather the hilt's fit and form.

And now, not every Imperial Legionnaire has a silver longsword that glows white when drawn, a fully charged Grand soulstone tied to it to provide power for 45 points of elemental damage a strike (20 Shock*2 seconds + 5 Fire * 1 second). I was originally going to go with tripartite elemental damage (12 Fire, 12 Shock, 12 Frost) but ghosts and the like tend to shrug off the cold damage.

Given that I have a set of Imperial Legion armor, the commonality of the silver longsword becomes an asset. I look ever more like one of those boys now.