Morrowind:Foryn Gilnith

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Foryn Gilnith (foryn gilnith)
Home Town	Seyda Neen
House	Foryn Gilnith's Shack
Race	Dunmer	Gender	Male
Level	5	Class	Commoner
Other Information
Health	68	Magicka	88
Alarm	0	Fight	30

Foryn Gilnith

Foryn Gilnith is a Dunmer commoner living in Seyda Neen. Foryn is the one who is responsible for the death of Imperial tax collector, Processus Vitellius. He is wearing a common shirt, pants, shoes and belt, along with Processus Vitellius' ring. He also carries a small amount of gold and a tankard.

Aside from his natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by his ancestors, he knows no spells.

He lives in a small, single-room shack. Opposite from the door, there's a hammock and the Mercantile skill book, A Dance in Fire, Chapter 6, on the floor. On the other side of the shack, there's a table and a few containers full of clutter.

Related Quests

• Death of a Taxman: Investigate the murder of a tax collector in Seyda Neen.

Dialogue

• Murder of Processus Vitellius:

• "That fetcher? You're damn right I did him in, and a good thing, too. He was skimming a load of money from all of us honest people; overcharging us on our taxes and keeping the difference for himself. He was always flaunting his money around, showing off his new clothes and jewels. So, I killed the bastard, and left his body out there to rot, with all his ill-begotten gold still on him."

• I believe what you say. I'll say nothing to the authorities.: "Well, it's the truth. They've all been gouging us for years. The whole office is corrupt, I tell you. Once of these days, they'll get exposed, I swear it! Here, though. This was his ring. Looks like his woman gave it to him. She should probably have it. She wasn't to blame in all this."
• Sorry, that is no excuse for murder, and your punishment has been decided.: "You're one of them, huh? Come to kill me? Well, give it your best shot, %PCRace. I've no problem spilling more of the blood of the Emperor's lackeys!"