Gray Quarter
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| Hold | Eastmarch |
| Type | District |
| Sublocations | Atheron Residence, Belyn Hlaalu's House, New Gnisis Cornerclub, Sadri's Used Wares |
| Quests | Blood on the Ice |
| Characters | Ambarys Rendar, Revyn Sadri, Malthyr Elenil |
The Grey Quarter is a district of the city Windhelm.
Background
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Previously named the Snow Quarter, the Dunmer population of the city was pushed here when refugees from Morrowind came to the area following the eruption of Red Mountain sometime in the Fourth Era. The name Snow Quarter shifted to Grey Quarter because Dunmer have dark-skin and the area is impoverished and bleak, thus making the Gray Quarter look like a ghetto. The Nords of Windhelm avoid the area, distrusting Mer and other foreigners due to the increased presence of the Aldmeri Dominion in Tamriel.
The Dunmer believe that their plight is ignored by the Jarl of Windhelm, Ulfric Stormcloak. As a result, the Dunmer turn to Brunwulf Free-Winter, who they believe can help them with their problems. If the Imperial Questline is finished, and Brunwulf Free-Winter becomes Jarl, he will talk with the Dragonborn about his plans to renovate the Grey Quarter (although that never actually happens in-game). The Dunmer in Windhelm view their future as optimistic with Brunwulf Free-Winter as the new Jarl.
Oddly enough, although Dunmer only live in the Gray Quarter, the protagonist can live out of the Grey Quarter, in Hjerim, even if they are a Dunmer themselves. Despite the claim that Ulfric Stormcloak has a negative view of the Dunmer, he never voices any issue with an elven protagonist; only his second in command, Galmar Stone-Fist, will explicitly address the fact that the protagonist is elven.
Places of interestEdit
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Notable InhabitantsEdit
- Ambarys Rendar - Owner of New Gnisis Cornerclub
- Revyn Sadri - Owner of Sadri's Used Wares
- Malthyr Elenil - Helper of Ambarys
- Malborn - Seen in New Gnisis Cornerclub if he survives the quest Diplomatic Immunity.
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Start a Discussion Discussions about Gray Quarter
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The Gray Quarter - really as bad as is said?
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The interior of the houses tend to be in worse condition than the other houses. I.E. the floor boards have holes in and you can see d... -
True, in the Gray Quarter the only thing that looks in much worse condition than the rest of Windhelm are the interiors of the Gray Quarter buildings.
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