Oblivion:Deetum-Ja's House

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Home: Deetum-Ja's House (view on map)
Console Location Code(s)
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Location
Harlun's Watch

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Oblivion

Deetum-Ja's House

Deetum-Ja's House

Deetum-Ja's House is a house in Harlun's Watch, between Aengvir's House and Drarana Thelis' House.

It is the residence of Deetum-Ja and S'mirra. It contains only one zone, Deetum-Ja's House.

Residents

Residents Deetum-Ja S'mirra

Walkthrough

Deetum-Ja's House

Unlike their neighbors, Deetum-Ja and S'mirra work the land every day; therefore, their house features plenty of food, two bottles of cheap wine, and a bottle of Tamika's West Weald wine downstairs. Two clutter chests, a clutter barrel, four clutter crates, three clutter sacks, a desk containing clutter, a set of drawers containing clutter, a food barrel, a food cupboard, a set of shelves containing food, two grain sacks, and a set of drawers containing middle-class clothing are found on the property. The house bears a close resemblance to the interior of a typical inn, with three small bedrooms off a hallway upstairs, suggesting the village could once offer beds to travelers and adventurers.

Notes

• The house has no key, and the door is always unlocked. However, entering is considered trespassing.
• The sacks are the only containers in the house that do not respawn.

Gallery

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Downstairs

Upstairs

Downstairs

Upstairs