Oblivion:Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak

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Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak (RefID: 0000BE83)
Location	Lord Rugdumph's Estate
Race	Orc	Gender	Male
Level	PC+1	Class	Noble
RefID	0000BE83	BaseID	0000BE7F
Other Information
Health	48 + (5+1.4)x(PC+0), PC=4-35
Magicka	75 + 1.5x(PC+0) (max=250)
Respons.	50	Aggress.	5
Essential	Until The Noble's Daughter is completed
Faction(s)	None

Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak

Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak is a pompous Orc noble who speaks in malapropisms. He and his daughter, Lady Rogbut gra-Shurgak, live on Lord Rugdumph's Estate north of Cheydinhal. Being an old friend of Burz gro-Khash, he has requested assistance from the Fighters Guild to track down his daughter, who has gone missing.

Inside his big mansion, Lord Rugdumph lives the comfortable life of luxury, totally ignoring the fact that his very own daughter hates the upper-class lifestyle and the concept of being a 'lady'. He wakes up early at 4am and then spends the whole day wandering lazily around the second floor while occasionally trying his best to communicate with his unhappy daughter. At 8pm he heads downstairs and picks up some food and consumes it for two hours until his bedtime at 10pm. During the quest, he will skip both dinner and sleep and just walk impatiently around, waiting for the Fighters Guild to come to his aid.

He wears an expensive set of upper-class attire, a blue velvet outfit along with a pair of gold trimmed shoes and, around his neck, a leveled piece of jewelry. He carries around a green silk garment and a large sum of gold.

He will not even greet you before the related quest is initiated, but once you have the assignment, it’s another matter: "Ah... you are from the Fighters Guild, I resume. Good show. I am Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak. Let us conversate on the Lady Rogbut. I fear that whilst out rock-picking, she was apprehensive. Stolen away! My suspension is that ogres have abjected her! Please search to the east of my sprawling abode. They have been known to vacate these premises. I am most gracious and truly woeful." On the subject of ogres, he will hiss out: "Horrible creatures! Replete with horror and evil. They roam freely eastward of the estate. I look forward to you exterminizing them." and "Please, rescue my daughter from these brutes! I fear for her safe return!" He will send you on your way with the words: "Precedeth most urgentlike."

When you finally return with Lady Rogbut, he will be grateful, although still speaking in tongues: "You found my belabored daughter! I will tell Burz gro-Khash about your indentures! Take this. It has been passed in my family for many generators." And "Words cannot express my gratification for your help."

Related Quests

• The Noble's Daughter: Find Lord Rugdumph gro-Shurgak's missing daughter.

Notes

When asked about rumors, Lord Rugdumph will randomly make several entertaining statements:

• "Trolls, I have been foretold, are particular to unflammable weapons."
• "The will-o-the-wisp is a luminous being. It has naturalized residences to many types of spells."
• "I am resident to encounter the minotaur. Its horny protuberants cause me great conflagrations."
• "Though I am replicant to spread rumors, I am led to believe the philogy of skeletous beings makes them resistive to magic."

Along with a string of spoken greetings and goodbyes:

• "Speaketh you on."
• "Hither to me, good varlet."
• "We are so very sooth."
• "Go to, bold fighterperson."
• "In sooth, mostly goodly done."
• "Anon us most soon again, for sooth."
• "We is most pleased... eth... ified."