Oblivion:Magub gro-Orum

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Magub gro-Orum
(RefID: 00003642)
Home City Cheydinhal
House Magrum gra-Orum's House
Race Orc Gender Male
Level PC+5 Class Warlock
RefID 00003642 BaseID 000034D5
Other Information
Health 48 + (3+1)x(PC+4), PC=1-35
Magicka 75 + 1.5x(PC+4) (max=250)
Responsibility 50 Aggression 5
Faction(s) Cheydinhal Citizens; Cheydinhal Orum's Gang
Magub gro-Orum in Cheydinhal

Magub gro-Orum, an Orc warlock, is a member of the local skooma-dealing ring in Cheydinhal. The other members are gang leader Dulfish gro-Orum, Bazur gro-Gharz, Borba gra-Uzgash, who runs Borba's Goods and Stores, and Oghash gra-Magul, who runs the drugs to and the money from the local Camonna Tong representatives.

Oghash and Dulfish are the ones in charge of the drug trade, so Magub spends most of his time hanging out with the other gang members and relaxing in downtown Cheydinhal. He shares his house with Dulfish and they both sleep in the upstairs area. Magub wakes up at 6am and spends the first two hours of the day wandering around near his bed. At 8am he heads to the Great Chapel of Arkay where he receives a single blessing from Akatosh and sits on a pew for two hours. After another two hours at home, he takes his lunch at the Newlands Lodge with all the other Orcs and regulars. At 2pm, if the weather is clear, he will stroll around the area between the east gate and the graveyard next to the chapel. If it is raining, he will spend the afternoon in his house. At 8pm he returns to the Lodge for a two-hour dinner before he heads back home for a bit of wandering before his bedtime at midnight.

Magub wears a middle-class outfit consisting of a burgundy linen shirt, tan linens, and a pair of pigskin shoes. He carries the key to his house, as well as a medium amount of gold. He knows the standard leveled Warlock spells, as well as all major Destruction spells.

Dialogue[edit]

With the exception of Borba, all the Orum gang members are unusually rude, even for Orcs. Magub is no exception and will introduce himself like this:

"Yeah? I don't care who you are. I ain't talking to you. You ain't from around here. So push off."

He will, however, add two markers to your map when you ask him about Cheydinhal:

Cheydinhal
"Treasure holes near Cheydinhal? Not close by. Fort Naso and Fort Facian, though... bad news. Undead, and then some. But far out and foul enough, you'll get plenty of action."

On subsequent meetings, he will reject you with the words:

"I'm done talking to you. You ain't listening. I got better things to do."

Unused Dialogue[edit]

  • Magub has another response to the Cheydinhal topic, but because his other line takes prominence over it, the line "You stupid or something? What are you doing here? Go back where you came from. We don't like your kind here." goes unused.
  • Magub has another line of greeting dialogue that he was meant to use when spoken to inside Borba's Goods and Stores: "Me? I'm Magub gro-Orum. Borba and me, we were pals in the adventuring trade. Now I help him [sic] run the store." However, as he never visits the store, you will never hear it. This may be related to a dialogue bug affecting Magra gro-Naybek.

Notes[edit]

  • There seems to be some disagreements on this character's name. Internally, their name is usually "Magub gra-Orum", which is a female name. However, their actual in-game name is "Magub gro-Orum", and he is indeed a male (with Orc names, "gro-" always means male and "gra-" always means female). To further complicate matters, he lives in a house called "Magrum gra-Orum's House", which is another female name, but there is no "Magrum gra-Orum" anywhere in the game. He also shares the house with "Dulfish gro-Orum", who is unquestionably male, and their relationship is never adressed. The Prima Official Game Guide states the following about the house: "Home also to her husband, the gangster Dulfish. (Is it any wonder the place is in his wife's name?) Ms. Orum can put you on to the locations of two ruined Imperial forts that have been taken over by the undead." This implies that originally, "Magub gra-Orum" or "Magrum gra-Orum" was supposed to be the wife of Dulfish.
    • PC Only The Unofficial Oblivion Patch, version 2.0.0, addresses this issue. The house has been renamed to "Magub gro-Orum's House".