I’m sippin’ lean and I feel like I’m Nerevar

"Let someone else watch the hatchlings tonight. We'll serve you fresh fish. We'll even cook it for an extra fee."

"Just between us children of Elsweyr, have you ever wondered how the furless ones keep warm? All that bare flesh … it is kind of sad. And disturbing to look at, yes?"

"Sheogorath is the King of Madness. He always tests the Dunmer for mental weakness. In many legends he is called upon by one Dunmer faction against another; in half of these stories he does not betray those who called him, further confusing the issue of his place in the scheme of things (can he help us? is he not an obstacle?). He is often associated with the fear other races have of the Dunmer, especially those who, like the Empire, might prove as useful allies."

"Those who don't believe in mercy must believe in fear."

Conjurers, did you know you can beat the heat just as easily as your peers? Although other mages may have more clear means of doing so, you can as well.

All you need to do is summon a Storm Atronach and Frost Atronach. Have the Storm Atronach blow the Frost Atronach as hard as possible, and you can bring cool temperatures to even in the hottest locales.

A similar trick can be done with Flame Atronachs in cool weather, but at the moment we'd highly recommend you avoid summoning them.

"Rul jol, lok."

When unsteady, rise.

I first misunderstood this, for I thought that "lok" meant just "sky," and that we should look to the sky, but now I understand fully. It is not a command to look to the sky and seek help from above. It is a metaphor for flight. "Rise." Brace yourself and push yourself harder above the turbulent winds. Do not seek the safety of the ground. Rise and seek greater glory instead.