Oblivion:Market District

The Market District is a portion of the Imperial City where various goods can be bought and sold.

Map Key

To find a particular place, check the relevant number on the map.

1. Gate to Elven Gardens District
2. Gate to Imperial Prison Walkway
3. Gate to Palace District
4. Gate to Arena District
5. North Watch Tower
6. Northeast Watch Tower
7. Divine Elegance — An upmarket tailor located in the Imperial City Market District (map)
8. Mystic Emporium — A magic and alchemy store located in the Market District of the Imperial City. (map)
9. Slash 'N Smash — A weaponry store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
10. The Gilded Carafe — An alchemy store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
11. The Best Defense — An armor store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
12. Office of Imperial Commerce — A building in the Market District of the Imperial City. (map)
13. Stonewall Shields — An armor store specializing in shields located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
14. Edgar's Discount Spells — A store that sells cheap spells in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
15. Rindir's Staffs — A store specializing in staves located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
16. The Copious Coinpurse — A general store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
17. The Market Sewers — A small sewer system under the Imperial City Market District containing bandits. (map)
18. First Edition — A book store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
19. The Merchants Inn — An inn located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
20. A Fighting Chance — An armor and weaponry store located in the Imperial City Market District. (map)
21. The Main Ingredient — An alchemy store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
22. Black Horse Courier — The headquarters of The Black Horse Courier newspaper in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
23. Three Brothers Trade Goods — A general goods store located in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
24. Jensine's "Good as New" Merchandise — A general goods store located in the Imperial City Market District. (map)
25. Warehouse — A large storage facility located in the Imperial City Market District. (map)
26. The Feed Bag — A bar in the Imperial City's Market District. (map)
27. Red Diamond Jewelry — A jewelry store located in the Imperial City Market District. (map)

Quests that Start Here

• Unfriendly Competition: A newly opened shop run by Thoronir is selling goods below cost, causing big problems for the other merchants.
• Buy a house in the Imperial City: A house for sale on the northwest end of the Imperial City's Waterfront District.

Quests that Take Place Here

• The Path of Dawn: You must return to Baurus in the Imperial City to try to track down the stolen Amulet of Kings.
• The Order of the Virtuous Blood: You are asked to help kill a Vampire.
• Tears of the Savior: S'drassa of the Leyawiin Mages Guild is looking for Garridan's Tears.
• Frostcrag Spire: In the frozen mountains of Cyrodiil stands Frostcrag Spire, a tower of wonders for your magic-oriented character to call home.
• May the Best Thief Win: You want to join, but are you a good enough thief?
• Imperial Corruption: One of the Imperial Guard captains in the Imperial City is corrupt.
• Mercantile Training: Prove to a master merchant that you have enough capital to receive her expertise.
• Armorer Training: Prove your smithing skills to the master.

Nirnroots

• One in the Mystic Emporium "Private Quarters".
• One in The Gilded Carafe.

People

Market District People
Aurelinwae Calindil Cicero Verus Claudette Perrick Delos Fandas Edgar Vautrine Gelephor Gin-Wulm Hamlof Red-Tooth Jensine Maro Rufus Ogier Georick Palonirya Phintias Rindir Rohssan Sergius Verus Tertullian Verus Thoronir Urbul gro-Orkulg Varnado Velus Hosidius Viator Accius Vinicia Melissaeia

Notes

• According to the Oblivion Official Game Guide, the western statue is "Uriel Septim III: Commemorating Uriel III's victory in the War of the Red Diamond", and the southeastern one is "Pelagius IV: Son of Tiber Septim". Since Uriel III actually lost the War of the Red Diamond, and Pelagius IV was the grandson of Uriel Septim V, not Tiber's son, this information may not be correct.