Vilverin, Sel Sancremathi / Hall of Golden Homes 1 Ayleid chest – contains the Vilverin chamber key.There is a Guide to the Imperial City on a table in the first zone, with a Dirty Scroll next to it. The first level is inhabited by bandits, while the second, third and fourth levels are inhabited by undead. Also, typical with most Ayleid Ruins, there are numerous Welkynd Stones, along with a Varla Stone in Wendesel and an Ayleid Statue in Sel Sancremathi. Plants are fairly sparse, with a couple of foxglove, monkshood, Bergamot, and a garlic cluster being the sum total. There are many locked doors that will stump the skills and abilities of non- Thief characters (those with a low Security skill), but unlike later dungeons, all the primary areas can still be accessed, thanks to numerous pressure-plates that open up secret doors. A short ways north is a pier with two chests.ĭespite being one of the first accessible dungeons in the The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Vilverin is remarkably large and ornate. A small camp occupied by two bandits is in the ruins, and has a bed, a few scattered barrels, and the book Immortal Blood. There is a chest near the entrance, usually filled with gold, and an Ayleid Well above it. The ruins are spread out over some area and the area above ground has some notable loot. The Ayleid Rulanyil Clan is said to have emigrated from this Ayleid Ruin, before eventually settling at Rulanyil's Fall in Valenwood. 3.4 Vilverin, Sel Sancremathi / Hall of Golden Homes.
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