Morrowind:Brallion

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Brallion (brallion)
Home City	Sadrith Mora
Location	Outside of Fara's Hole in the Wall
Race	Wood Elf	Gender	Male
Level	13	Class	Smuggler
Other Information
Health	110	Magicka	100
Alarm	90	Fight	30

Brallion

Brallion is a Wood Elf smuggler and the owner of the slave market in Sadrith Mora. It is not possible to purchase slaves from him. A certain abolitionist would like to get hold of his ring. Aside from his natural resistance to disease, and the ability to command animals, he knows no spells. He is wearing the unique Amulet of Igniis, which allows you to summon a flame atronach for 60 seconds. He disappears from the game world after completing the quest he is involved in.

Related QuestsEdit

• Brallion's Ring: Give a girl a stolen ring.

DialogueEdit

• Greeting:

"Ho there, Outlander. Are you here to buy slaves? Slavery is quite legal in these parts, you know. Can I help you find someone in particular? Were you hoping for direction to services?"

• slavery:

(Disposition at least 30) "The Dark Elves have traditionally permitted enslavement of Humans, Orcs, Argonians, and Khajiit, and mistreatment of these races is not recognized as a crime, other than as a crime against property. Slavery is not now practiced in Summerset Isles or Valenwood, and its practice is on the wane in Morrowind. By terms of the Armistice, Morrowind defines its own laws and customs, and slavery remains legal. Slavery is uncommon in Redoran and Hlaalu Districts, common in Telvanni, Indoril, and Dres Districts."

• Brallion's Ring:

"Eh? You like it? One of my slaves tried to buy his freedom with it. Imagine! A slave with a jewel like this? He obviously stole it, so I relieved him of its burden. If it has caught your fancy, I could part with it for, say, 1000 coin?"

Hmm. 500 and you have a deal.:

"Five hundred you say? Ha! 800 is my standing price. Take it or leave it."

Done.: "All right, then. It's yours. Pleasure doing business." (Disposition up by 15)

Forget I asked.: "Suit yourself." (Disposition down by 2)

(Disposition at least 60) "Five hundred you say? Well, you are a shrewd one at that. Sold!" (Disposition up by 10)

Too rich for me.: "Suit yourself." (Disposition down by 2)

"I don't have that ring anymore."