Morrowind:Manat Shimmabadas

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Manat Shimmabadas (manat shimmabadas)
Location	Mila-Nipal, Manat's Yurt
Race	Dark Elf	Gender	Male
Level	14	Class	Barbarian
Other Information
Health	266	Magicka	25
Alarm	0	Fight	50

Manat Shimmabadas

Manat Shimmabadas is an outcast Ashlander who has taken one Beden Giladren hostage at his camp, Mila-Nipal. Lloros Sarano of House Redoran may ask for your help in finding this abducted pilgrim.

Related Quests

House Redoran

• Find Beden Giladren: Find another pilgrim who disappeared on his way to Maar Gan.

Dialogue

• Beden Giladren
  • "Yes, you heard right. I have the famous noble Beden Giladren. I demand five thousand drakes in ransom."
    • Nevermind. "Come back when you are ready to pay the ransom."
    • Who? "What do you mean? You have not heard of the famous Redoran noble Beden Giladren?"
      • Nevermind. (see above)
      • He is not famous. "He told me that he was a famous noble of House Redoran. Perhaps you should speak with him."
  • "Yes, you heard right. I have the famous noble Beden Giladren. I demand five thousand drakes in ransom. Will you pay?"
    • Yes. [5000 Gold has been removed from your inventory.] "Very well. Beden Giladren is free to leave and we can trade with you outlanders for food this winter."
    • No. (same as Nevermind.)
    • Who? (see above)
  • "So this "famous noble" is a liar and a coward. Very well, you can have him for five drakes."
    • Nevermind. (see above)
    • Pay 5 drakes. [5 Gold has been removed from your inventory.] "Good. He is free to leave."
  • "He is free to go."
  • "The famous noble is no longer enjoying our hospitality."