Comedy Gold: Crassius Curio.

Just Plain Awesome: Divayth Fyr.

six Appeal: Aryon. (Somehow this happened even BEFORE I installed any head replacers. Don't ask me how.)

Nalcarya of Whitehaven, best alchemist in the game fully restocks exclusive restore health and magicka potions, shes all my characters go-to gal for all things alchemical.

Other than that Therana and the Dren brothers.

I agree with this choice, and I also like Ayron. Over the past year, I've really developed a liking for certain individuals in House Telvanni, and the house in general.

I say Geanor because when you kill him he gives you the gift of really good armor.

General Darius or Thormoor Gray-Wave.

Caius Cosades (the man in Balmora you must deliver the package to) because he has a skooma pipe under his bed. any skoomaheads are friends of mine.

Percius Mercius

Ranis Athrys.

As I became more and more popular in the Mage's Guild she just got happier and happier to see me.

By the end of the game the 2 of us were an "item".

Azrael
The Nord With The Sword

Caius Codius.

Shirtless Skooma Drinker hiding in a smelly house in Balmora? Hellz Yeeh

EDIT:Double Post.

Yagrum Begarn!

Or Larrius Varro.

Without a doubt, it is Divayth Fyr. He is simply too interesting - .

Generally, I'd agree that Telvanni npcs are particularly colorful. I always had the impression that the writers had a slight preference for Telvannis.

Other interesting ones:
- Crassius Curio: just so damn funny and repulsive in his own harmless way. A sleazy shady opportunist with a golden heart. He's overall a pretty decent guy. And he's also a total perv.
- Orvas Dren: bad guy, but interesting character. He wants the best for his people basicaly, and has no problems selling out to anyone who can give him that or killing anyone who threaten his plans. That's kind of noble in a way, yet everything he does is so plain wrong.
- Larrius Varro: he creeps me out a little. He's so devious in his righteousness. He's strangely similar to Orvas Dren, yet he gives an image of good guy.
- Vivec: just love and hate him. He still puzzles me. I want to bash his face in or kiss his feet, I don't know which.
- Dagoth Ur: kind of like with Vivec, I'm not sure what to think of him. I often hesitate and question his motives. He seems to have noble intentions but his objectives require a whole lot of death, diseases and monstruous deformities.

Writting it down, I can see how obvious it is that I have a soft spot for ambiguous characters. No perfect heroes, no absolute villains. Characters with both flaws and merits, with their own agendas, their own morality. Their goals and the actions they take to achieve them might seem way off from each others, but from their point of view, it makes sense.

The dancers in the House of Earthly Delights.
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Crassius Curio is my favourite, cuz he gave me a pretty necklace and called me muffin. :mellow:

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