Oblivion talk:Fort Urasek

Key

Found a "Urasek Lockup Key" in a sack in the dungeon. Any relevance? Just another random key? — Unsigned comment by 207.6.248.79 (talk) on 18 February 2011

Whenever you find an item, you can type its name into the search box and hit "go". Assuming you got the spelling right (and you did here) you'll get the relevant page. In this case, see this. rpeh •T•C•E• 05:24, 18 February 2011 (UTC)

oops my bad i spelt it wrong. anyway, the door opens without the key at "i" so maybe put an disclaimer or asterick? unless it was just an exception for my game. i open/closed it numerous times without the key. — Unsigned comment by 207.6.248.79 (talk) on 18 February 2011

No, you spelled it right. We don't mark keys that aren't required (at the moment). Suffice to say that the key opens that door, whether or not you can pick the lock yourself. rpeh •T•C•E• 06:48, 18 February 2011 (UTC)

I meant i spelled it wrong when i typed it in. typed in "Urasep". and i meant it doesn't even need a lockpick, it just swings open. but i guess its not important — Unsigned comment by 207.6.248.79 (talk) on 18 February 2011

You must have opened it before. That door is locked with a leveled "hard" lock. rpeh •T•C•E• 06:58, 18 February 2011 (UTC)

Target practice

I came through Urasek as a level 22 warrior. At the broken bridge in the big square room in the middle I was confronted by a Goblin Shaman on the other side of the gap in the bridge. He kept conjuring Headless Zombies, I kept up a steady stream of Flare, with occasional pauses to Heal Minor Wounds (the Shaman's offensive magic is weak). The Zombies cannot cross the gap in the bridge, so they just stand at the edge and rock back and forth, although they fall off sometimes. I had Jauffre and Martin with me since they often attract the attacks from NPCs, sparing me (I will not progress the main quest line until I have finished some of the others) . I don't know if this works in other circumstances, you need the NPC on the bridge to conjure something and you need it to stop at the gap. If it is common then it might be worth mentioning. Badger (talk) 01:32, 14 March 2017 (UTC)