Thank you for all your hard work, Champion of Clutter. My collection has never looked livelier.

Amazing! I can't believe I'm actually holding the definitive collection of Dwarven clutter in my hands. You have done well, %PCName. I hereby confer upon you the title of Champion of Clutter for all time. And here is your reward.

Really, Champion, you shouldn't lie like that. You raise my hopes only to dash them a second later. Go find the Dwemer table set, and don't come back until you have it.

Ah, I knew it would take you time. This is a quest truly befitting the one and only Champion of Clutter!

Have you managed to find the Dwemer items yet, %PCName?

Fabulous! I have searched far and wide for a complete set of Dwemer tableware, to no avail. I am not skilled enough to search through the dwarven ruins themselves, but you can, my Champion. The complete set includes two goblets -- one slightly larger than the other -- a pitcher, a tankard, and a large bowl. Bring these to me, and I will pay you handsomely.

Oh, that's truly a pity. I must hereby abolish your title of Champion of Clutter. Please leave me now.

My collection is almost complete, but I require one more set of extremely rare objects. Are you up to the challenge, my Champion?

Excellent! Thank you so much, %PCName. You are truly the Champion of Clutter. Accept this as my reward. Come back again and I may have more work for you.

This is behavior unbecoming of the Champion of Clutter, %PCName. Please don't lie to me any further, and get the items to me as soon as you can.

Please hurry. I simply cannot wait to sit on my bed and gaze with gratification upon my completed collections.

Do you have the items I requested, %PCName?

Wonderful! If you'll look on the shelf in the back corner, you'll notice the glaring absence of a particular redware pot. The pot is tall, with vertical lines going down its side, and is shaped much like the adjacent blue glass pot. I also require a complete set of Imperial silverware -- that's fork, knife, and spoon. Finally, I require a common metal plate. The plate is yellow in color and features a picture of the sun in the center. Find these for me, Champion, and I will reward you well.

Oh, that's truly a pity. I must hereby abonlish your title of Champion of Clutter. Please leave me now.

My collection is looking better thanks to your efforts, but it is still incomplete. I have another task for you, if you're interested.

Oh how wonderful! This is exactly what I wanted. Thank you so much, %PCName. I hereby christen you the Champion of Clutter! Take this money as a token of my appreciation. Come back again and I may have more work for you.

Why do you lie to me %PCName? I'm just a simple collector of clutter looking for my Champion. Come back again when you have the cloth and pitcher.

Well, please get them to me as soon as possible. this matter is of the highest urgency. Remember, the fabric is burgundy and has a diamond pattern on the side, and the pitcher is silver.

Do you have the bolt of fabric and the pitcher I asked you for, %PCName?

I don't know if I'll ever fill out my collection now. I'm far too busy finding the perfect arrangement for my limeware to go out and acquire new items.

Fabulous! I require two items for my Imperial collection at the moment. The first is a bolt of Imperial rat hair fabric. It is easy to recognize by its burgundy color and diamond pattern on the side. The second is a brushed silver pitcher. Please return when you have these two items.

Oh, that's truly a pity. I suppose I shall have to remain my own Champion of Clutter for now.

While my shelves full of Morrowind's clutter are impressive, they are not yet definitive. I am looking to recruit a brave and stalwart adventurer to become my Champion of Clutter, venturing into the world and seeking the items I need to complete my collections. Are you interested? Of course, I will reward you well.

You mean serjo Vermilius Vendicci's collection, of course. What do you make of what you see here? I suppose 'impressive' is one word with which to describe it. And when a man wants everyone who visits him witness such an arsenal on his walls, what is the impression he is trying to give? A rhetorical question, mind you. No need to entertain it with vulgar answers.

I have the biggest private collection of weapons and armor in the city. It might even be the biggest collection in the whole province. I wouldn't be surprised if it was. There's a quality to quantity, you see. I have more swords, more axes, more of everything, really. The individual pieces might not be the rarest, but when you put them all together on display, like I have -- by the gods! The sheer quantity of them dwarfs any competition. Without a doubt.

Yes, I collect voices. They are preserved here in these bottles. You'd be surprised what you can accomplish in this world with the right voice. Feel free to look, but DON'T touch. And don't get any ideas -- I keep the fluid mechanism inert and useless with a special enchantment of my own design. Nobody but me can unlock the voices inside. What's that? You're looking for a new voice?

Yes, I collect voices. They are preserved here in these bottles. You'd be surprised what you can accomplish in this world with the right voice. Feel free to look, but DON'T touch. And don't get any ideas -- I keep the fluid mechanism inert and useless with a special enchantment of my own design. Nobody but me can unlock the voices inside.

The Nobura Tayo you brought me complemented it perfectly. Thank you again.

Every man of stature needs a proper pastime, don't you agree? Me, I collect all manner of rare stones and gems. It all began when I found a curiously shaped rock by the eggmine entrances when I was young. Nowadays I buy the best stones from passing merchants or on the markets of Almalexia. Lately I have been searching for one particular piece to add to my collection. Tell me, are you at all familiar with the history of Dun Akafell?