Fine. Come back when you've had a chance to collect more samples, but don't take too long. I've got caravans ready and waiting.

My only complaint is that you've given me a lot of decisions to make. Very well done, %PCname. Let's talk about your next assignment.

This is likely enough for the time being. I'll get some goods shipped as soon as possible. Let's talk about your next assignment.

Did you even try? You haven't been much help. Not much of a merchant, are you? We'll find another assignment more suited to your talents.

Hm. The fashions of the wild, unknown east? There's definitely a market there.

Now this is what I've been looking for. Something exotic, something that catches the eye! I could see this being quite the conversation piece in high society.

There's certainly a ready supply of the stuff, and we always have demand for food. Bulky, though. A good backup option.

Why would I import this nonsense back to Cyrodiil, %PCrank? What a ridiculous idea. Get it out of my sight.

What manner of beast is that? A kagouti? Well, it looks positively ferocious, and it'll make tough leather. It's worth considering.

It's a thing of beauty. But I did say I needed local products. Emphasis on local. What would be the point of hauling this all the way to Morrowind just to haul it back? I'll be keeping this particular item, though.

Dunmer pottery? Now there's an idea with potential, though we'll have to pack them well to avoid breakage. I don't suppose the redware has much value, but the green glass is certainly pretty.

What have you acquired so far? Just a reminder: they have to be actual local products from Morrowind, AND worth hauling back to Cyrodiil.

That's where you come in. Find me a steady supply of a number of different local products. They'll have to be from Morrowind, worth something back in Cyrodiil and available in bulk. Head to the Grand Bazaar, speak to local traders, and purchase some samples. One of each suitable item. Here, some petty cash to purchase them.

Some foodstuffs, perhaps? Cyrodiils always need more to eat.

I'd love to try out some of that bonemold armor. The locals swear by it, but it looks a little flimsy to me.

Well, some of the Dunmer fabrics are very nice. I hear out east they spin fabric from spider silk.

The factor has you running personal errands? He should concentrate on the ebony trade. That's where the real money is.

Local products? Trust me, my friend, buyers in Cyrodiil never want anything out of the ordinary. Give 'em what they know, I always say -- like this majestic Imperial Gold Shield here. I can import however many you need.

I'm afraid I import all my stock. I sell the finest fabrics across Tamriel, but don't have anything local.

As pretty as my lanterns are, they're fragile. I doubt they'd survive days strapped to a guar.

I have just the thing! One of my beautiful green glass vases. A fine example of local Dunmer pottery, and something your customers will surely appreciate. I can have local artisans create as many as you need.

I import most of my spices; there's nothing local here worth mentioning. Between you and me, the native flavors are a bit of an acquired taste.

My jewelry is all individual works of art, not some mass-produced western trash. What a ridiculous question.

Perhaps something for the discerning lady? I have wonderful extravagant skirts for sale in the Dunmer style.

Well, I could guarantee you a steady supply of kagouti hides. Nasty creatures. I suppose they're only found in Morrowind.

Huh? Forget the goods. Tell your caravaners to come get a good meal from me before they head off. Nothing worse than a long trek on an empty stomach.

I have pots for sale. Yes. This one is pretty and this one is also pretty. This one is nice and round. Would you like a pot?

The treasure of Morrowind is saltrice. I have some here if you'd like to try it. The Empire always needs to eat, and Deshaan provides.

Fine arrows. I carve, tie and fletch them myself. But I doubt I can get the numbers you're asking for.

My bread will be stale by the time it crosses the desert.

I brew classic alchemical recipes. You'll find the same mixtures across all of Tamriel.

I've quality, functional clothing for sale at affordable prices. I can't see why you'd want to carry it all over Shipal-Shin, though.

I trade this and that. Occasionally I fix up these old instruments. Do you want one? Have a broken one to mend?

No one outside of Morrowind has the skill to work bonemold armor. Tough, dependable, beautiful. Take this Chuzei bonemold helm, for example. That'll hold up to steel and keep the dust out of your eyes.

My prices are low enough already without impoverishing myself on the company's rates. No, I'll not beggar myself to the East Empire Company.

The native religion here in Morrowind is fascinating and complex. The Book of Dawn and Dusk is a particularly interesting read, with common sayings from across the province.

I'm afraid I have an pre-existing arrangement with the Hlaalu Council Company. I'm sure you understand.