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| Ababael Timsar-Dadisun (ababael timsar-dadisun) | |||||
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| Home Town | Zainab Camp | ||||
| Store | Ababael Timsar-Dadisun's Yurt | ||||
| Race | Dunmer | Gender | Male | ||
| Level | 25 | Class | Trader Service | ||
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| Training | Mercantile (100) Armorer (68) Long Blade (58) |
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| Other |  Repairs |
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| Merchant | |||||
| Gold | 9000 | Mercantile | Master (100) | ||
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| Other Information | |||||
| Health | 236 | Magicka | 45 | ||
| Alarm | 90 | Fight | 30 | ||
| Essential | Unofficially | ||||
| Faction(s) | Ashlanders (Clanholder) | ||||
Ababael Timsar-Dadisun, a Dunmer trader, is a Clanholder for the Ashlanders. Ababael Timsar-Dadisun can be found in his yurt located in the Zainab Camp. He buys and sells a wide variety of items and offers repair services. Aside from his natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by his ancestors, he knows no spells. He is the richest non-creature merchant, aside from the test character Todd's Super Tester Guy, in Morrowind. Ababael is the master trainer for Mercantile, and a medium trainer in Armorer and Long Blade.
Notes
- Ababael is also the author of The Buying Game, a Mercantile skill book.
- As a result of his Mercantile skill, Ababael charges higher prices (and pays lower prices) than anyone else in Vvardenfell. However, his massive gold reserves mean that he can be sold items of great value that no other merchant could pay for, even if it means taking a substantial loss in terms of the item's gold value.
- As a member of the Zainab Tribe, killing him will anger the tribe and prevent you from completing the Zainab Nerevarine quest, a required part of the Main Quest.
Wares
- Negative numbers indicate restocking items.
- Items in italics are equipped, and can be purchased if you sell him something better first. (If there is more than one, you may be able to purchase the others.)
- Items in bold are Leveled Lists. Click on them to learn more about what they may contain.
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