Oblivion:J'mhad

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J'mhad in the Temple District of Imperial City

J'mhad is a Khajiit healer living in the Imperial City's Temple District. J'mhad is the groundskeeper of the Temple of the One.

He has pretty much dedicated his whole existence to the maintenance of the Temple and lives conveniently close to his workplace. He wakes up early every day at 4am and immediately heads to the Temple and spends all morning inside. At noon, he heads home for a two-hour breakfast before returning to the Temple at 2pm. After another six hours, he goes back home and wanders around for two hours before going to bed at 10pm. During Light the Dragonfires, when the whole city is under martial law, J'mhad wisely stays away from the Temple and locks himself up inside his house.

J'mhad wears a mixture of lower- and middle-class clothing which includes some breeches, a brown shirt and a pair of thick cowhide shoes. He also carries a small amount of gold.

His house is located in eastern part of the District, right next to Roland Jenseric's House and across the street from Ruslan's House. The ground floor contains the usual amount of food and clutter, including two bottles of Surilie Brothers Wine and a Sweetcake. Next to the front door is a locked chest with even more clutter. The private quarters consist of two bedrooms and a small hallway. In the first bedroom is a chest with a chance of some gold, pelts and silverware. In the other bedroom, an unlocked chest holds up to three pieces of randomly selected equipment. All the containers in the basement hold clutter, including the locked chest on the landing halfway down the stairs.

When you approach him for the first time, you will get a typical Khajiit greeting: “J'mhad keeps the ground of the Temple nice and neat. Other things, J'mhad does, when they ask.” And even though he never breaks off his regular schedule, he still expresses desire to visit other locations in the Imperial City: “The Arboretum. That's where J'mhad likes to go. Always quiet, always green.”