| Angrenor Once-Honored (RefID: 0001B138) |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Home City | Windhelm | ||
| Location | Candlehearth Hall | ||
| Race | Nord | Gender | Male |
| Level | 4 | Class | Beggar |
| RefID | 0001B138 | BaseID | 00014137 |
| Other Information | |||
| Health | 75 | Magicka | 60 |
| Stamina | 60 | ||
| Primary Skills | Speech, Two-handed | ||
| Morality | No Crime | Aggression | Unaggressive |
| Marry | Yes | ||
| Voice Type | MaleCommonerAccented | ||
| Faction(s) | CrimeFactionEastmarch; FavorJobsBeggarsFaction; PotentialMarriageFaction; TownWindhelmFaction; WindhelmCandlehearthOwnerFaction; WindhelmCandlehearthPatrons | ||
Angrenor Once-Honored is a Nord beggar who was a former member of the Stormcloaks. Upon raising his disposition by giving him a coin, he will become a potential candidate for marriage.
He can be found relaxing in Candlehearth Hall from 4am to 10am. He then goes to the Stone Quarter, leaning against a wall. At 4pm he patrols Windhelm for twelve hours, then returns to Candlehearth Hall.
He wears a set of prison clothes: a roughspun tunic with footwraps. He carries an iron mace and a selection of lower-class items.
Related QuestsEdit
- A Farmer's Life For MeCC: Develop your farm.
- Quest all Beggars Have: Take pity on a beggar. (radiant)
- The Bonds of Matrimony: Find someone in Skyrim to marry.
DialogueEdit
His greetings:
- "I was one of the best soldiers in the Stormcloak army, until I took a sword through the chest."
- "I once killed six men, single-handed, while rescuing my brothers-in-arms from ambush by an Imperial patrol."
- "I'd be out there fighting the Imperials right now if it wasn't for my war-wound."
- "Ever since that Imperial craven ran me through from behind, I've had trouble breathing. Don't have any trouble drinking though."
- "I'm not too proud to admit that I need a bit of help from time to time."
ConversationsEdit
Upon entering Windhelm for the first time, you will witness Angrenor and his counterpart Rolff Stone-Fist harassing a Dunmer woman and accusing her of being an Imperial spy, making no attempt to conceal their disdain for elves:
Rolff: "You come here where you're not wanted, you eat our food, you pollute our city with your stink and you refuse to help the Stormcloaks."
Suvaris: "But we haven't taken a side because it's not our fight."
Angrenor: "Hey, maybe the reason these gray-skins don't help in the war is because they're Imperial spies!"
Suvaris: "Imperial spies? You can't be serious!"
Rolff: "Maybe we'll pay you a visit tonight, little spy. We got ways of finding out what you really are."
NotesEdit
- Once married, Angrenor will still beg for money, even if he is living at your home.
The Unofficial Skyrim Patch, version 2.0.2, fixes this bug.
- He is the only beggar who is able to be married in the game.
- He was meant to have another set of dialogue if he moved into the Aretino Residence, which will never be heard due to a bug. He would have defended his claim on the house to you, saying, "What? Were you hoping to claim this house for yourself? Well, the Aretinos always liked me, so I think I'm family enough to take up here." Angrenor also would have referenced Innocence Lost, saying, "Rumor holds that the Aretino boy brought an assassin here. Sounds like nonsense to me." He would also have disparaged his fellow Windhelm residents, saying, "The milk drinkers in this town wouldn't last five minutes in a real battle."
BugsEdit
- After completing the quest Innocence Lost he carries around a key to the Aretino Residence. He should have moved into the house after the quest, but the scripting is incomplete.
- The Unofficial Skyrim Patch, version 1.2.4, fixes this bug.
- Angrenor does not have the proper voice files if you open the shop dialogue after choosing him as your spouse in the quest The Bonds of Matrimony. He instead uses the "MaleEvenTonedAccented voicetype" (i.e. Farengar Secret-Fire's voice). ?
- If their conversation with Suvaris is interrupted by combat (e.g. by a dragon or vampire attack), Rolff and Angrenor will be stuck standing at the main gate permanently.
- The Unofficial Skyrim Patch, version 2.1.3, fixes this bug.
- This can be fixed by using the command
startscene CD91F.
- Angrenor may disappear from the game for no apparent reason. ?
- It is likely he died due to a glitch from spawning at the wrong height and falling to his death or glitching through the ground and also falling to death. By giving him one gold coin when you first meet him, you will receive an inheritance letter immediately after he dies and can reload an old save immediately. Otherwise, use command
setessential 00014137 1to prevent his death.
- It is likely he died due to a glitch from spawning at the wrong height and falling to his death or glitching through the ground and also falling to death. By giving him one gold coin when you first meet him, you will receive an inheritance letter immediately after he dies and can reload an old save immediately.