Where to find knights of the nine

In This Wiki Guide. In this RPG epic, you must find the lost heir to the throne and unravel the plot that threatens to destroy all of Tamriel. Release Date. In Partnership with Wal-Mart. Table of Contents. In combat he wields a Knights of the Nine shield and a leveled longsword or bow with silver arrows.

This knight also may wear tan linens , a forester's shirt , and a pair of pigskin shoes. He carries a moderate amount of gold. This Nord knight replaces Sir Areldur. This knight also may wear a pair of pigskin shoes , and leveled middle class shirt and pants. This Imperial knight replaces Sir Thedret. This Imperial knight replaces Sir Carodus. Pelinal Whitestrake was champion to Saint Alessia , granted by Kynareth. It was Pelinal who struck down the sorcerer-king Umaril the Unfeathered.

However, Umaril's spirit survived and was bound to Oblivion. Pelinal was killed by the remaining Ayleid kings. The Knights gained fame after they slayed the Wyrm of Elynglenn to recover the Cuirass of the Crusader , and more sought to join the faction.

After Berich Vlindrel , a man descended of one of the noble Colovian families, joined them, the order gained even more renown. Ten years later, the War of the Red Diamond began. Because the Knights had come from notable families across the Empire, they left to fight on either side of the war. Sir Berich was first to leave, claiming the Sword and Greaves as his own to take into battle. After the war, Sir Berich slew Sir Caius. He would later turn to evil, causing his wraith to haunt his tomb in Underpall Cave , slaying any unwanted visitors seeking the Relics, with the same Sword that became corrupted by Lord Berich Vlindrel 's curse.

Sir Henrik took the Shield of the Crusader into Fort Bulwark , a massive fort made especially to protect the Shield from those who would misuse it. He died protecting it from invaders. The prophet reveals that the man responsible for the attacks is Umaril , an ancient revenge-seeking sorcerer-king. Umaril, the prophet states, may only be defeated by a divinely-favored Crusader bearing the relics of the man who had first killed him, Pelinal Whitestrake.

Although he had killed Umaril's body, Pelinal had not finished the job: he did not destroy Umaril's spirit. The player pledges to the prophet that he will quest for the relics and destroy Umaril completely, accomplishing what Pelinal had failed to do. The player commences on a journey to retrieve the relics; taking the helmet, cuirass, boots, mace, shield, gauntlets, greaves, and sword of the Crusaders in succession.

Along the way, additional characters join the player's quest. Together, they recreate the titular Knights of the Nine, a faction once pledged to defend the relics but whose former members are all long dead. With the relics united and the order reborn, the player sets off to fight Umaril in his temple at Garlas Malatar.

The Knights fight and defeat Umaril's minions, and the player slays the mortal body of Umaril. The player then follows Umaril into the spirit realm, and destroys Umaril's soul. Returning to the land of the living, the player is greeted with the grateful cheers of the Knights, praising the gods for their grace. The program was initially met with criticism by customers due to its alleged low value, but later releases—at a reduced price, and with more content—proved more popular.

The releases, in addition to stirring controversy, raised questions regarding Bethesda's future content release plans, and as to whether expansion pack releases were necessary at all.