Oblivion:Trevaia

Trevaia; (RefID: 0000BC6A)
Home City	Anvil
Location	Chapel of Dibella
Services
	Rarely; 12am-6am, 12pm-4pm, 10pm-12am
Merchant
Sells	Nothing
Potions;
Spells
Other Information
Faction(s)	Anvil Citizen; Nine Divines (Pilgrim )

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Details

Quests: written by Forfeit (in-game) (Already there-none), checked by SerCenKing (CS & in-game)

Schedule: written by SerCenKing (in-game)

Services: written by Already Written, checked by SerCenKing (CS & in-game)

Personal Inventory: written by Jplatinum16 (in-game), checked by mxk101 (CS)

House Contents: written by GuildKnight (N/A - lives in Chapel of Dibella), checked by Jplatinum16 (in-game)

Unique Dialogue: written by Jplatinum16 (in-game), checked by Forfeit (CS and in-game)

Rumors: written by Forfeit (in-game, none), checked by SerCenKing (CS

Faction: written by Already written, checked by Jeancey (CS)

Spells: written by KickbackYak (CS), checked by mxk101 (CS)

Trevaia in the Chapel of Dibella in Anvil

Trevaia is killed at the start of the Knights of the Nine quests.

Trevaia, a Redguard priestess, sells spells and potions in the Chapel of Dibella in Anvil. She is killed as soon as the Knights of the Nine download is installed.

While alive, she will start her day at 6am and from 8am to 12pm and again from 4pm to 8pm she can be found worshiping at the altar of Dibella. At all other times, she will be found wandering around either the main chapel, the undercroft or the chapel hall, though she will only visit the former two areas once per day at most. At 8pm she will eat a two-hour dinner in the chapel hall, followed by another two hours of random wandering before her bedtime at midnight. The only exception to this routine is on Morndas, Middas and Fredas, when at 7pm she heads over to Anvil Castle for a high-society dinner with the Countess and other guests. At 11pm she heads back to the chapel. She very rarely offers her services, due to a bug.

Trevaia wears a middle-class outfit consisting of a blue & green outfit and a pair of doeskin shoes. She carries the key to the chapel and a few pieces of gold.

Trevaia doesn't wield any weapons, choosing instead to rely on a selection of spells from the Conjuration and Restoration schools of magic, though she is actually unable to cast some of them (see Bugs). These are the same spells you can also buy cheaply off her, as her Mercantile is a mere 10.

DialogueEdit

The first time you speak with Trevaia, she will introduce herself:

"Give yourself to love, pilgrim. I'm Trevaia, priestess of Dibella, and this is Anvil's Chapel of Dibella."

Anvil

"Dibella has shed her special blessings on Anvil. We greet travelers with hospitality, and the needy with an open hand."

RumorsEdit

With the Knights of the Nine installed, you will start to hear rumors about the attack on the chapel and Trevaia's death:

"The news from Anvil is terrible! Have you heard about the attack on the Chapel there?"

"I still can't believe what happened at the Chapel. Trevaia, Laralthir, Dumania... all dead."

"They say that the priests and priestesses of the Chapel of Dibella have all been murdered! No one even knows who did it!"

"I don't know what to think about the attack on the Chapel. Things seem to go from bad to worse, don't they?"

To which others will reply:

"No, I haven't. What's happened?"

"All the priests, slaughtered. The whole Chapel desecrated!"

"The servants of Dibella, slaughtered on the very Altar of Love! Truly shocking."

Anvil's citizens will tell you:

Anvil Chapel attack

"A terrible crime. Everyone in the Chapel murdered! Who could have done such a thing, and why?"

NotesEdit

You cannot invest in her shop.
Once you complete the Umaril the Unfeathered quest she is replaced by a new NPC, an Imperial woman named Selene Duronia who has the same spells for sale (and is somewhat easier to buy from). Like Trevaia, Selene does not sell potions as she has none that are marked as merchandise.
She is one of the few NPCs in the game to be marked for a Scripted Death but not to be flagged as essential. Thus it is possible for her to effectively "die twice".

BugsEdit

She will offer her services when randomly wandering around the main chapel area or while on her way to the undercroft.
- The Unofficial Oblivion Patch, version 1.2.0, fixes this bug.
A combination of her magical schools' skill levels and her total available magicka results in Trevaia being unable to cast any spell with a base cost above 98.

SpellsEdit

Trevaia has the following spells for sale:

Spell Name	Level	Cost	Effects
Conjuration
Turn Undead	Novice	11	Turn Undead up to level 3 for 30sec on Target
Repulse Undead	Apprentice	29	Turn Undead up to level 7 for 30sec on Target
Restoration
Minor Respite	Novice	6	Restore Fatigue 15pts on Self
Convalescence	Apprentice	48	Restore Health 15pts on Target
Cure Paralysis	Apprentice	50	Cure Paralysis on Touch
Cure Poison	Apprentice	60	Cure Poison on Self
Fortify Luck*	Apprentice	42	Fortify Luck 5pts for 90sec on Self
Fortify Personality**	Apprentice	42	Fortify Personality 5pts for 90sec on Self
Heal Major Wounds	Apprentice	61	Restore Health 25pts on Self
Restore Luck**	Apprentice	29	Restore Luck 5pts on Self
Restore Personality**	Apprentice	29	Restore Personality 5pts on Self
Consume Health	Journeyman	74	Absorb Health 20pts on Touch
Cure Disease	Journeyman	140	Cure Disease on Self
Greater Convalescence	Journeyman	138	Restore Health 20pts for 2sec on Target
Greater Fortify Luck	Journeyman	102	Fortify Luck 10pts for 90sec on Self
Greater Fortify Personality**	Journeyman	102	Fortify Personality 10pts for 90sec on Self
Heal Greater Wounds	Journeyman	92	Restore Health 20pts for 2sec on Self
Superior Convalescence	Expert	277	Restore Health 20pts for 4sec on Target

* Indicates spells which cannot be purchased from anyone else, though spells with the same effects at different magnitudes can be purchased elsewhere.
** Indicates spells with effects which cannot be purchased anywhere else.

Purchased Spell Notes

The magicka cost for most purchasable spells matches the value you would calculate from the Spell Cost equation. In other words, if you were to create the same spell at the Spellmaking Altar, it would have the same magicka cost as the purchasable spell. There are a few exceptions. Spells that are a bad deal, i.e. more expensive than a custom spell, are in red; spells that are a good deal are in green. The magicka cost if you were to create a custom spell at the Spellmaking Altar is shown in parentheses.
The magicka cost for spells is dependent upon your skill in the school (as modified by Luck, see Magic Overview). The provided baseline values are the magicka cost when your skill level is 33. For other skill levels the magicka cost can be determined from:

Cost * (1.4 - 0.012 * Skill)

More powerful spells cost more to buy, have a higher skill requirement, and consume more Magicka.
Level indicates what skill level you must reach (or surpass) in order to use a spell. Skill Level 0-24 = Novice, 25-49 = Apprentice, 50-74 = Journeyman, 75-99 = Expert, 100 = Master.
The base cost in gold that you must pay to purchase a spell is always three times the current magicka cost of the spell, taking into account your character's skill level and Luck. (The actual cost you pay is further increased based on how well you haggle with the merchant.) Therefore, if you have any Fortify Skill or Fortify Luck spells/potions handy, you can get significantly better deals when purchasing spells.

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