Oblivion - Music & Ambience - Towns
Oblivion — Music & Ambience — Towns
...Both of Cheydinhal's inns appear respectable from the outside, but the Newlands Inn is owned by a wicked, profane Dark Elf ruffian, and the Cheydinhal Bridge Inn is owned by a dignified, devout Imperial matron, so I am sure you know which place will serve you good, reasonable food, and which will provide you with a safe, clean bed where you are unlikely to be murdered for your purse…
...Bruma is always cold and covered with snow, with braziers kept burning in every quarter to prevent the citizens from freezing to death. It is little wonder that Nords are such drunken heathen savages, for life is impossible in such a climate, and one might be tempted to drink into insensibility or sell one's soul to just to find sanctuary from the bitter cold and relentless wind…
...The houses here are shabby and ill-kept. The people are untidy and dull, with the exception of Anvil's famous citizen, the Argonian authoress, Quillweave, who produces wretched books celebrating the misadventures and schemes of the lower and criminal classes. This person does her race no favor by confirming the prejudices of many who consider Argonians to be ungodly, dishonest, and worthless, and little better than beasts…
...Bravil is ruled by crime lords, and the town guard lives in the pockets of the skooma kingpins. You will not be surprised to find there are many Argonian and Khajiit in this miserable place, since Elsweyr and Black Marsh are close by, but you may be surprised to find many Orcs here. However, beastfolk are comfortable in the company of other beastfolk, as are thieves and brutes naturally drawn to the company of one another…
...I live in the Temple District of the Imperial City, and it is a very pretty place. You are welcome to visit me, my husband, and daughter when you come to worship at the Temple of the One. This district is very pretty, and only pleasant and well-bred persons live here, though, as in all parts of the city, beggars are a constant problem…
— Excerpts from Alessia Ottus’ book series “Guide to Cyrodiil”
0:00 — Watchman’s Ease
2:06 — Harvest Dawn
4:56 — All’s Well
7:22 — Sunrise of Flutes
10:17 — Dusk at the Market
12:25 — Harvest Dawn
15:14 — Watchman’s Ease
17:20 — Sunrise of Flutes
20:15 — All’s Well
22:41 — Dusk at the Market
24:49 — Watchman’s Ease
26:55 — Harvest Dawn
29:44 — Sunrise of Flutes
32:38 — All’s Well
35:04 — Dusk at the Market
37:13 — Harvest Dawn
40:03 — Watchman’s Ease
42:09 — Sunrise of Flutes
45:03 — All’s Well
47:29 — Dusk at the Market
49:38 — Watchman’s Ease
51:45 — Harvest Dawn
54:35 — All’s Well
57:02 — Sunrise of Flutes
Composed by Jeremy Soule.
© 2006 Bethesda Softworks LLC, a ZeniMax Media company. The Elder Scrolls, Oblivion, Bethesda Game Studios, Bethesda Softworks, ZeniMax and related logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. All Rights Reserved.
...Both of Cheydinhal's inns appear respectable from the outside, but the Newlands Inn is owned by a wicked, profane Dark Elf ruffian, and the Cheydinhal Bridge Inn is owned by a dignified, devout Imperial matron, so I am sure you know which place will serve you good, reasonable food, and which will provide you with a safe, clean bed where you are unlikely to be murdered for your purse…
...Bruma is always cold and covered with snow, with braziers kept burning in every quarter to prevent the citizens from freezing to death. It is little wonder that Nords are such drunken heathen savages, for life is impossible in such a climate, and one might be tempted to drink into insensibility or sell one's soul to just to find sanctuary from the bitter cold and relentless wind…
...The houses here are shabby and ill-kept. The people are untidy and dull, with the exception of Anvil's famous citizen, the Argonian authoress, Quillweave, who produces wretched books celebrating the misadventures and schemes of the lower and criminal classes. This person does her race no favor by confirming the prejudices of many who consider Argonians to be ungodly, dishonest, and worthless, and little better than beasts…
...Bravil is ruled by crime lords, and the town guard lives in the pockets of the skooma kingpins. You will not be surprised to find there are many Argonian and Khajiit in this miserable place, since Elsweyr and Black Marsh are close by, but you may be surprised to find many Orcs here. However, beastfolk are comfortable in the company of other beastfolk, as are thieves and brutes naturally drawn to the company of one another…
...I live in the Temple District of the Imperial City, and it is a very pretty place. You are welcome to visit me, my husband, and daughter when you come to worship at the Temple of the One. This district is very pretty, and only pleasant and well-bred persons live here, though, as in all parts of the city, beggars are a constant problem…
— Excerpts from Alessia Ottus’ book series “Guide to Cyrodiil”
0:00 — Watchman’s Ease
2:06 — Harvest Dawn
4:56 — All’s Well
7:22 — Sunrise of Flutes
10:17 — Dusk at the Market
12:25 — Harvest Dawn
15:14 — Watchman’s Ease
17:20 — Sunrise of Flutes
20:15 — All’s Well
22:41 — Dusk at the Market
24:49 — Watchman’s Ease
26:55 — Harvest Dawn
29:44 — Sunrise of Flutes
32:38 — All’s Well
35:04 — Dusk at the Market
37:13 — Harvest Dawn
40:03 — Watchman’s Ease
42:09 — Sunrise of Flutes
45:03 — All’s Well
47:29 — Dusk at the Market
49:38 — Watchman’s Ease
51:45 — Harvest Dawn
54:35 — All’s Well
57:02 — Sunrise of Flutes
Composed by Jeremy Soule.
© 2006 Bethesda Softworks LLC, a ZeniMax Media company. The Elder Scrolls, Oblivion, Bethesda Game Studios, Bethesda Softworks, ZeniMax and related logos are registered trademarks or trademarks of ZeniMax Media Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. All Rights Reserved.