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Nvm, i asked an expert at nexus. thanks for yr help though

Hey Starrsy, are you familiar yet with the creature that was surprisingly smart in that it could write, had a drinking problem and was trying to make money, yet?

Well if you need a clue, he was the wurst at what he was. Well he was based on a fairytale.

I was refering to a Troll who's corpse can be found under a bridge, when looking at it's inventory you come across a note called "Mee Wurst Troll Evurr" and some alcohol. In the note he writes, though poorly, that no one would pay his bridge toll, and that he thinking himself as not scarey enough that he will get drunk and drown. It is kind of a funny reference to the fairytale Billy goats Gruff.


Ok, how about a new one, there is a famous/ancient master theif, his famous item was a pair of boots, his theif name and thus his boots were based off a character of old folklore. His modern name/title is also a reference to a popular nursery rhyme. Know who he is?

But do you remember his name, the one he is curently known as, it makes a reference to a nursery ryhme?

Well you know your stuff.

I know, what is the origins of the Gray Fox, both as the centuries old figure head and as the guy seen in the game? Also a little background on the one who is responsible for it's creation, ie the reason for the phrase "shadow hide you" such as other related items.

Oblivion King... say hello to the Elder Scrolls Emperor.

In the Knights of the Nine plug in you receive a vision from Pelinal Whitestrake, he fought and killed Umaril, the Antagonist of the game, back during the Alessian Rebellion; however, soon after he was killed himself, how many pieces did the Ayleids cut him into and why that number?

Yeah there is beecause the Gray Cowl of Nocturnal. But come on, there is a little bit more then it came from Nocturnal, could you perhaps say a bit about Nocturnal, how did it come into the guilds possesion, how did the Cowl become the Gray Fox.