| M'dirr (RefID: 000897E2) |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Home Town | Border Watch | ||
| House | M'dirr's House | ||
| Race | Khajiit | Gender | Male |
| Level | PC+1 | Class | Commoner |
| RefID | 000897E2 | BaseID | 000897E1 |
| Other Information | |||
| Health | 38 + (5+1.8)x(PC+0), PC=4-27 | ||
| Magicka | 100 + 3.5x(PC+0) (max=250) | ||
| Responsibility | 50 | Aggression | 5 |
| Faction(s) | Border Watch Resident | ||
M'dirr is a Khajiit commoner residing in the village of Border Watch. He shares his house with Tsramla.
M'dirr, like all residents of Border Watch, firmly believes in the K'Sharra prophecy, which states that three specific signs will be shown as a warning before the world ends. If you recreate these signs during Sheogorath's quest, he will run around town in fear and panic, continuing to do so until you complete the quest, just like the other townsfolk. Otherwise, he sleeps between 10pm and 4am and then wanders around town all day long. At 11am, he takes a two hour lunch break at the popular Border Watch Inn, located in the southwestern part of the village.
M'dirr is armed with a leveled blunt weapon, which is of the best possible quality for his level and may be enchanted (25% chance at lvl 3-5, 40% at lvl 6-8, 50% from lvl 9).
Normally, his choice of clothing is typical middle-class attire consisting of a pair of light brown linens, pigskin shoes and a brown shirt. He additionally carries up to five (25% chance per piece) leveled pieces of randomly chosen light armor (all excluding a cuirass). Each piece may, in turn, be enchanted (20% chance at lvl 3-5, 25% at lvl 6-8, 30% from lvl 9). He equips any armor and his weapon during the last stages of the related quest. He also carries a small, leveled amount of gold.
Like all the other inhabitants of Border Watch, M'dirr is a Khajiit of very few words. However, after you have spoken to Sheogorath for the first time, he will point you towards the towns shaman, Ri'Bassa.
Related QuestsEdit
- Sheogorath: Fulfill an apocalyptic prophecy to satisfy Sheogorath's morbid sense of humor.