Online:Skull of Ollion
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Skull of Ollion | |||
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Location | Driladan Pass | ||
Race | Skeleton | Gender | Male |
Reaction | Friendly | ||
Other Information | |||
Condition | Spirit |
Skull of Ollion is a Wood Elf spirit found in Driladan Pass. You will need to find him and commune with him in order to stop Prince Naemon from corrupting the forest.
Related Quests[edit]
- Retaking the Pass: Defeat the undead army and rescue the Mane.
Quest-Related Events[edit]
Place the skulls on the stone table and you'll hear the following conversation:
- Indaenir : "The Stone Table is where the Bosmer who violated the Pact received their judgment. Let's see if they remember it."
- Indaenir : "You who were condemned. Hear me. Your only hope of being released is to tell us why the dead have been risen."
- Skull of Thraul : "Ha! We need no release. The Shade of Naemon heralds a new age—an age where we will be restored, and you are the ones who will be judged."
- Skull of Ethril : "Hold on. How do you know that? Did the Shade actually tell you that?"
- Skull of Thraul : "He doesn't have to. When the forest is transformed, who do you think will inhabit the Shadow Wood? We will!"
- Indaenir : "Naemon does not have the power to release any of you, but I do. Help us, and you'll have your chance at freedom."
- Skull of Ollion : "I'll tell you. Don't listen to that fool. The Shade seeks to corrupt the forest—to create a new realm—it's called the Shadow Wood."
Speaking to him:
- "It's odd to watch the slaughter of your people through the empty sockets of your own skull."
- Why was your soul condemned?
- "My family was slaughtered by the Wood Orcs, and I burned down their village, every last structure, every last tree, for revenge.
I shouldn't have harmed the forest. I should have rallied my people in a mourning war and feasted on my enemies."
You understand what you did wrong. You may pass on freely.
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- <The skull vanishes>
You deserved your punishment. You must remain.
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- <The skull vanishes>