Mostly I made the guideline because verbs were a pain. While they are treated as if they exist ("x happens during the quest"), I don't think it would be wrong to describe them as unimplemented. What was meant by this was "he is used in this quest", etc. (ps, i'm the same person, i'm just responding from my other pc) 145.89.252.150 07:51, 5 April 2013 (GMT) Treating quests, etc. ( ←) Now i'm starting a new save just to get to To Kill an Empire, because I'm absolutely positive he's there. It would be very, very odd for him to appear in the game. He was to be used in Dragon Rising, with behaviors and locations set up, but he is not used or placed at all in the game. There should be two Penitus Oculatus members in the room, along with two Nobles and a Noblewoman, who will be seated with the false emperor. Or i could start a new save, but that would take some time. Maybe there's some other xbox 360 player who's near that quest. I'm really sure he is there, sitting at the table. Yea, i find it weird that he's not placed in the game data as being there in Castle Dour during To Kill an Empire. I'm not sure, but the game data is pretty conclusive. I know because i wrote his name down, and i did that only for chars i came across and i play on the Xbox 360. I was just playing Skyrim, noting every npc i came across and saw him sitting at the table, after you've poisoned the food. I'm sure because then i didn't even ever heard of the Creation Kit. How come he's named here as unused? 81.204.250.179 19:28, 4 April 2013 (GMT) Are you positive? Because I can find no evidence in the game data that he is ever a part of that quest, or even in that room, at any point. Since when is Captain Metilius an unused npc? When i was doing the quest "To Kill an Empire" (Xbox 360 version), he was sitting at the table together with the Emperor. GodRaine Talk 02:33, 8 March 2013 (GMT) Captain Metilius I believe that all placeholder NPC pages such as the ones listed should redirect here, as they will be more useful together than apart as separate pages, and that having all of the pages both together and apart at the same time seems redundant and a (n arguably negligible) waste of server space. Kimi the Elf ( talk | contribs) 01:12, 8 March 2013 (GMT) Currently the site seems inconsistent with most still having there own pages, some have been deleted and one redirects so far. Should all of these Daedric Princes 'Placeholder NPCs' redirect back here? Azura, Clavicus Vile, Hircine, Malacath, Mehrunes Dagon, Mephala, Meridia, Molag Bal, Vaermina, Voice of Boethiah, Voice of Namira. Was the article deleted after the same entry was made into this article? If so, should the Voice of Namira article be deleted as well, now that it has been added here? - GodRaine ( talk) 21:39, 3 March 2013 (GMT) Interestingly enough, the article about the "Voice of Boethiah" NPC got just deleted. Under Placeholder NPCs, should Voice of Namira be included? - GodRaine ( talk) 05:59, 22 February 2013 (GMT) Yes, I think so. Alfwyn ( talk) 11:50, 22 February 2013 (GMT) Voice of Namira So whatever quest that should be, it doesn't involve these two NPCs. GodRaine ( talk) 04:55, 22 February 2013 (GMT) The CK shows no usage for both "Escaped Prisoner"s at all (there is a second one with ID 00071733). I will edit the original text to remove the quip about the voice track, but would appreciate any further investigation into whether this NPC does actually appear in Skyrim anywhere, especially if he is related to a quest. There is a quest to kill him and he does have a voice track."), I cannot seem to find any quest where you may have to kill this NPC on the UESP or through the console.
Cutting room floor interesting npcs verification#
However, despite the additional comments on the verification tag ("This is incorrect. Additionally, using the openactorcontainer 1 command, I was able to verify that he indeed has no items in his inventory. This is upon successfully spawning him and interacting with him.
Cutting room floor interesting npcs Pc#
I can confirm (Skyrim PC v.1.6.89.0.6) that "Escaped Prisoner", BaseID 000BFB44, has a voice track.
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