You are Hortator of House Redoran. You have fulfilled that part of the prophecy. And you are Hortator of all three Great Houses, Redoran, Hlaalu, and Telvanni. You have fulfilled the Fourth Trial of the Seven Visions.

You are Hortator of House Redoran. You have fulfilled that part of the prophecy. But you must be Hortator of all three Great Houses, Redoran, Hlaalu, and Telvanni, before you have fulfilled the Fourth Trial.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I hear you have killed a Redoran counselor. They will never call you Hortator. And you will never fulfill the prophecies of the Nerevarine.

I do not know the ways of the settled people. But I do know, in the council of chiefs, you must cultivate a friend, and beware an enemy. Find one who is willing, or who is well disposed to you. Win him, and use him to win the others. And the most powerful chief, he is most likely an enemy, since he loves his power, and hates to share it. Recognize your enemy, and prepare for him.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The duties are defined by ancient custom, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion, and must be both skilled in combat and known for his courage and honor.

You have played your tricks with the other Councilors, but they will not work on me. This has gone far enough. If you are not a coward, as well as a fraud, I will put a stop to your ambitions at the Arena in Vivec. I will meet you there if you dare face me in a duel to the death.

Are you trying to manipulate me? Do you take me for a fool? Do you think I can be so easily won over? You are a fraud. Cunning, for an outlander, but a complete fraud. No, you will never be Hortator. I will not permit it.

You are an fool. An ignorant, ill-mannered, outlander fool. I'd rather make a monkey Hortator. As long as I am head of this House, you will never be Hortator.

A Hortator is a war leader and champion chosen by a Great House council. Why?

You have been chosen as Hortator of House Redoran. Do not let the sacred duties and responsibilities of this high office weigh too heavily upon your shoulders. For it is also a great honor and privilege never before granted to an outlander. Go forth now when our need is greatest and smite the enemies of this House and of every Great House! Find the cowardly servants of Dagoth Ur who cower in their burrows like scribs in a thunderstorm!

You have murdered a Redoran counselor. I don't know why you're walking the streets free. But I promise you. I'll never give you my vote for Hortator.

You have killed a Redoran counselor. I don't care why. That's a matter for the magistrates. But I'll never give you my vote for Hortator. And that's final.

So, the council has agreed, and you are the new Hortator of House Redoran with all the responsibilities of that high and untarnished office. Take my sincere congratulations and remember to always set an example of the best of House Redoran and sacred Dunmer tradition. Show us heroic accomplishments and unconquerable spirit! Smite the vile servants of Dagoth Ur! Corner them in their lairs and show them no mercy! I salute you, Hortator! Hmm. Oh! Did you get the Ring of the Hortator from Athyn Sarethi?

I have given you my own vote for the great title of Hortator of House Redoran. The challenge of convincing the rest of the House Redoran Council is now yours. Perhaps a word of advice is in order. You may find that the Archmaster Bolvyn Venim will be difficult to win to your side. If you cannot convince him of your good will, may I suggest challenging him to a duel? He will be difficult to defeat in combat, but if you are truly the Hortator and the Nerevarine, you are fated to succeed.

I have spoken with Athyn Sarethi. He believes your story and says you can be trusted. I have known Athyn Sarethi since he was a child, and I have absolute faith his judgement. Please accept my apologies for not seeking you out and accepting you at once. Forgive me also for believing these rumors about you being an Imperial spy. You have my vote. Miner Arobar hereby confirms %PCName as Hortator of House Redoran. Tell the other councilors that I have given you my blessings.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The Hortator's duty is defined by ancient custom and House Redoran law, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion who must be both skilled in combat and known for his courage and honor. It is a grave and perilous office, but one that all Redorans would not hesitate to adopt if they were called to serve their House in such a dramatic fashion.

You came to tell me that you are the reincarnation of Indoril Nerevar. Azura spoke with you. In a cave. And told you that because you are the reincarnation of Nerevar, that you must become the Hortator of all three Great Houses. And that is why you are standing here now, telling me this story of the Tribunal stealing power from a god's heart with Dwemer tools. And that Dagoth Ur is not dead, but even now plots to conquer Morrowind with the power of this alleged heart. Is that correct?

If you were not oath-kin, I'd say you were crazy. But I know the legend of the Moon-and-Star. None could wear it but Nerevar. And I'm a gods-fearing, faithful follower of the Temple. I don't know if what you say about the Tribunal is true, but it seems the Temple can no longer protect us from Dagoth Ur. Perhaps you are the one to lead us against the Sixth House. Tell the other councilors that you have my blessings. Miner Arobar hereby confirms %PCName as Hortator of House Redoran.

I have spoken with Athyn Sarethi. He believes your story and says you can be trusted. I have known Athyn Sarethi since he was a child, and I have absolute faith his judgement. Please accept my apologies for not seeking you out and accepting you at once. Forgive me also for believing these rumors about you being an Imperial spy. You have my vote. Miner Arobar hereby confirms %PCName as Hortator of House Redoran. Tell the other councilors that I have given you my blessings.

Normally I would believe you mad and call a priest to attend to you. But I am a gods-fearing, faithful servant of the Temple, and I have heard the story of the Moon-and-Star. Your story troubles me, and I am tempted to believe... But I must consider Berel Sala's accusations, and you have little proof, and I am reluctant to give such responsibility to a stranger. I will consider what you have said and consult with the Temple and my fellow councilors.

I am a patient man and I have heard many stories such as this in the past. There is nothing worse than being forced to listen to someone who enjoys the sound of their own voice more than the content and relevance of their words. Perhaps I could lend you a copy of Saryoni's sermon against evil speaking and the dangers of loose tongues... But that is something I would do only for a friend, and you are just an Imperial spy and an imposter.

'Hortator' is an ancient term for a war leader and champion chosen by a Great House council. Why do you ask?

You have been named Hortator of House Redoran. Act honorably and make House Redoran proud.

Hortator? You killed Brara Morvayn. It is said that you provoked her, that you acted like a beast. It is a great injustice that you are a free %PCRace and standing here before me. You will never be Hortator of House Redoran.

Hortator? You murdered a councilor. Nice work for a hero. I will not name you Hortator. I will not name you anything.

Hortator? You killed a councilor. It is said that you provoked him, that you practically forced him to defend his honor and his property. A Hortator does not threaten. A Hortator does not steal. A Hortator does not lie. You are no Hortator.

So the council agrees? Then you're our Hortator. You should get the Ring of the Hortator from Athyn Sarethi. It's an enchanted ring worn by champions of the council. Now go forth to war, %PCName. Make House Redoran proud.

I agreed to make you Hortator, %PCName. Speak with the other councilors. Show them the truth in your heart, and they will agree.

I spoke with Athyn Sarethi. I like what he told me about you. You get things done, and show good judgement. Your story is crazy. But your story doesn't matter to me, as long as you can do something about Dagoth Ur and his servants. I'm making you my choice for Hortator of House Redoran.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The Hortator's duty is defined by ancient custom, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion who must be skilled in combat and known for courage and honor.

I don't believe your story. I will tell you honestly that it sounds like superstitious nonsense. However, despite what Berel Sala may say about you, I know that you have the best interests of House Redoran at heart. You are a fellow councilor and a friend of Athyn Sarethi. I will name you Hortator of House Redoran.

I spoke with Athyn Sarethi. I like what he told me about you. You get things done, and show good judgement. Your story is crazy. But your story doesn't matter to me, as long as you can do something about Dagoth Ur and his servants. I'm making you my choice for Hortator of House Redoran.

How do you expect anyone to believe such a story? All this about prophecies and reincarnated heroes and Daedra Lords appearing in caves... And Berel Sala claims you are an Imperial spy. But enough talk. I judge a man by his actions. From what I've heard, you might make a good Hortator of House Redoran. I will speak with the other councilors, but that is all that I will promise.

How do you expect anyone to believe such a story? All this about prophecies and reincarnated heroes and Daedra Lords appearing in caves... I've also heard that you are an Imperial spy. But enough talk. I judge a man by his actions, and I don't know much about yours. I will speak with the other councilors, but that is all that I will promise.

That's ridiculous. If you were my friend or someone important I might listen to your nonsense. But Berel Sala says you're just an Imperial spy and a pretender.

The Hortator is a war leader chosen by the councilors of a Great House. Why do you ask?

You are the Hortator of House Redoran now, %PCName. May the Tribunal guide your hand.

You murdered a councilor, didn't you? And you think I'll make you Hortator? No. Never. Get out of my manor before I call the guards.

You killed a councilor, didn't you? And you think I'll make you Hortator? Get out of my manor before I call the guards.

I hear the rest of the council has voted for you. Now we'll find out if you work as hard as you talk. See Athyn Sarethi. He'll give you the Ring of the Hortator which is traditionally worn by House Redoran war leaders.

You have my vote as Hortator of House Redoran, but the decision must be unanimous.

Athyn Sarethi has spoken of your good judgement, and I trust him. I will vote for you as Hortator of House Redoran.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The Hortator's duty is defined by ancient custom, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion, and must be both skilled in combat and known for his courage and honor.

I believe your story. Your ring is genuine. You look like a hero to me. You are a member of our House, and, as far as I know, a good one. Berel Sala must be mistaken about you spying for the Empire, as anyone who knows you as I do knows where your true loyalties lie. You are my choice for Hortator of House Redoran.

Athyn Sarethi has spoken of your good judgement, and I trust him. I will vote for you as Hortator of House Redoran.

That's a good story. And an impressive ring. You look like a hero. But you're an outsider, and I don't know if I can trust you. Especially when the honorable Berel Sala claims you are an Imperial spy. Let me talk to the others. I will consider what you have said, but that is all I can promise.

I'm not interested in listening to a long story. I don't like long stories or Imperial spies.

The Hortator is a war leader of a Great House. Why do you ask?

ALMSIVI bless you, Hortator.

I will never support you for Hortator. You have murdered an honest and just councilor. You may pay for your crime, but you cannot purchase honor. You are not fit to lead as the champion of our house.

I will never support you for Hortator. You have killed an honest and just councilor. I do not care if it was a fair fight or foul. You have harmed our House, and are not fit to lead as our champion.

The members of the Redoran Council agree. You will be Hortator of House Redoran. Speak with Athyn Sarethi. He'll give you the Ring of the Hortator and confirm your title. ALMSIVI bless you.

You have my vote as Hortator of House Redoran. Speak with the other councilors. Tell them you have earned my trust. You may have trouble convincing Bolvyn Venim. He has done great things for House Redoran, but he can be a difficult man. He cannot honorably decline a challenge if you have the council's support, and if he were to die in an honorable duel, I and the other councilors would still support you.

You have my vote as Hortator of House Redoran. Speak with the other councilors. Tell them you have earned my trust. I believe they will agree with you.

Athyn Sarethi says he believes your story, and believes you can be trusted. I still have my doubts, especially with these rumors that you are a spy for the Empire, but life cannot be lived without risks. I agree we need a Hortator, and I see no better candidate than you. So let the record show that Councilor Morvayn confirms %PCName as Hortator of House Redoran.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The Hortator's duty is defined by ancient custom, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion who must be skilled in combat and known for courage and honor.

I'm troubled. In politics, I expect subtlety and deceit. But not from the Temple. I believe your story. Your ring is genuine. And you have the manner of a hero. I've heard the rumors that you are a spy for the Empire, but you recovered the cursed ash statue from Morvayn Manor, so I know you can fight the Sixth House. And I trust you. For these reasons, I name you, %PCName, as Hortator of House Redoran.

I'm troubled. In politics, I expect subtlety and deceit. But not from my Temple. I believe your story. Your ring is genuine. And you have the manner of a hero. I've heard the rumors that you are a spy for the Empire, but you are a member of our House, and what I know of you inclines me to trust you. For these reasons, I name you, %PCName, as Hortator of House Redoran.

Athyn Sarethi says he believes your story, and believes you can be trusted. I still have my doubts, especially with these rumors that you are a spy for the Empire, but life cannot be lived without risks. I agree we need a Hortator, and I see no better candidate than you. So let the record show that Councilor Morvayn confirms %PCName as Hortator of House Redoran.

I'm troubled. In politics, I expect subtlety and deceit. But not from my Temple. I believe your story. Your ring is genuine. And you have the makings of a hero about you. But I do not know you, and I cannot trust blindly. I must consider your request, and share my concerns with the other councilors. That's all I can say for now.

If I had any reason to trust you, your story would worry me. But right now, you worry me more than your story. I don't think I can help you.

A Hortator is a Great House war leader. Why do you ask?

Dagoth Ur is no more. You have done your duty as Hortator, but there are still troubles ahead. For this reason, I believe you should keep your title.

You are our Hortator, %PCName. Now go forth and fight for House Redoran until Dagoth Ur and his Blight has been swept from the land.

You have murdered a councilor of House Redoran. I will leave the duty of your punishment to the law. But you will never be named Hortator of House Redoran

You have killed a Redoran councilor. You must be judged by the law. But regardless of the law's judgement, I'll never give you my vote for Hortator. And that's final.

I also have a sealed package for you. I do not know what it contains, but I received it from a contact in the highest ranks of the Temple. My guess is that it has something to do with the Temple's position on your claim to fulfill the Nerevarine prophecies. And here is a copy of a recent public notice identifying you as an Imperial agent. I am satisfied of your sincerity, but I warn you that others may not be so understanding.

As you are already the Archmaster of House Redoran, you shall be the Hortator of House Redoran. I hope you are as successful in persuading the rest of Morrowind to unite against Dagoth Ur and his blighted hosts. On behalf of the house and council, take the Ring of the Hortator, a token of your office. By this ring others shall know you as our chosen champion.

The Council of House Redoran is in agreement. You are the Hortator of House Redoran. I hope you are as successful in persuading the rest of Morrowind to unite against Dagoth Ur and his blighted hosts. On behalf of the house and council, take the Ring of the Hortator, a token of your office. By this ring others shall know you as our chosen champion.

I have named you Hortator of House Redoran. Speak with the other councilors. Now that Bolvyn Venim is no longer resisting us, I am sure the other councilors will hear your story and name you Hortator.

With my influence, the other councilors should agree to name you Hortator. All except Bolvyn Venim. He would never allow an outlander to be named Hortator, nor can you simply kill him without provoking the other councilors. But if you have the support of the Redoran Council, perhaps Venim will agree to an honorable duel.

You rescued my son. Words cannot express my gratitude. Therefore, I name you Hortator of House Redoran. I also promise that I will use my influence with the other councilors of House Redoran. Alas, there is one obstacle. Bolvyn Venim will never name an outlander Hortator. But if you have the full support of the council, he may agree to an honorable duel.

You rescued my son. Words cannot express my gratitude. Therefore, I name you Hortator of House Redoran. I also promise that I will use my influence with the other councilors of House Redoran. Alas, there is one obstacle. Bolvyn Venim will never name an outlander Hortator. But if you have the full support of the council, he may agree to an honorable duel.

Only the Redoran councilors can choose a Hortator for House Redoran, and it must be unanimous. The Hortator's duty is defined by ancient custom, but, in essence, a Hortator is a House champion, and must be both skilled in combat and known for his courage and honor.

That is a remarkable story... but, if you truly are the Nerevarine, worse is yet come. Much worse. I owe you a personal debt, and would be glad to repay you, if you want this honor. But truly, I believe in you. I think you have the strength to undertake this quest, and the courage and passion to see it through. I name you, %PCName, Hero and Hortator of House Redoran. I am sure the other councilors will agree.

You rescued my son. Words cannot express my gratitude. Therefore, I name you Hortator of House Redoran. I also promise that I will use my influence with the other councilors of House Redoran. Alas, there is one obstacle. Bolvyn Venim will never name an outlander Hortator. But if you have the full support of the council, he may agree to an honorable duel.

You rescued my son. Words cannot express my gratitude. Therefore, I name you Hortator of House Redoran. I also promise that I will use my influence with the other councilors of House Redoran. Alas, there is one obstacle. Bolvyn Venim will never name an outlander Hortator. But if you have the full support of the council, he may agree to an honorable duel.

You have told a remarkable story. It has the ring of truth. You may have been deceived, but I believe you. I may be able to persuade other councilors to believe you as well. But, as a condition of my support, I require a favor. Rescue my son, Varvur Sarethi, from Venim Manor.

That's a title given to a war leader among the Great Houses. Why are you interested?

Yes, I heard. You are the Hortator of House Redoran.

I know little of House Redoran, but I have had dealings with Athyn Sarethi in the past. Perhaps you should speak with him first. He lives under Skar in Ald'ruhn.

Yes, I know. They named you Hortator.

You should talk with Athyn Sarethi first. He's always been fair with me. You can find him under the crabshell in Ald'ruhn.