Allegedly, she spoke out against the Aldmeri Dominion and was forced to flee from the assassins they sent after her. The leader of the Warriors after her, Kematu, has claimed she betrayed her people to the Thalmor, which she denies. If Kematu is killed, Saadia says the other assassins would scatter without leadership. This classic Skyrim dungeon is west of Whiterun at the bottom of a rock hill.
There are many Bandits to fight before reaching Kematu, as well as a secret shortcut that cuts down on the amount of bandit-killing you have to do. The book can be found next to a bedroll in the most eastern room of the Den. Players can either agree to lead Saadia to Kematu outside of Whiterun or kill Kematu then and there.
Kematu will be waiting for both of you at the stables, enraging Saadia before she is paralyzed by Kematu. He will award you gold after this, completing the quest. Kematu is guarded by several bandits, who must be defeated regardless of whose side is chosen Saadia's or Kematu's.
Kematu and some of his party of mercenaries inside Swindler's Den. When the Dragonborn reaches Kematu, he does not attack on sight, allowing the Dragonborn to speak to him. Kematu gives his side of the story, claiming that Saadia betrayed Hammerfell, and that as a result, the Redguard city of Taneth fell during the war against the Aldmeri Dominion. He explains that the Redguard houses wish to bring her back alive to face justice. To save Saadia from capture, simply kill Kematu. After the battle, return to the Bannered Mare in Whiterun and inform Saadia.
She will offer a reward of When asked what he wants the Dragonborn to do, Kematu requests that they return to Saadia and convince her to meet at the stables, where she will be ambushed and brought to justice. Head back to the Bannered Mare and lie to Saadia by telling her that the attempt to defeat all the Alik'r forces failed, that they are coming for her, and that there is a horse ready for her to escape on.
Exit Whiterun with Saadia following, and head to the Whiterun Stables. Kematu will appear and immobilize Saadia. Speak with him one final time to collect the reward of Before collecting the reward from Kematu, the Dragonborn can attack and kill him instead.
In doing so, the Dragonborn may avoid fighting Kematu's men. Saadia will be enraged about being led into a trap and comment that she should have been warned first, but she will then be thankful for being rid of her pursuers and offer a reward of Killing Kematu after collecting the reward from him will cause Saadia to wake up and attack with her dagger, forfeiting her reward.
It is possible to earn by collecting the reward from both Saadia and Kematu, but they must both be killed in the course of the quest. This section contains bugs related to In My Time of Need. Before adding a bug to this list, consider the following:. Elder Scrolls Explore. Elder Scrolls Online. Events Characters Factions Locations Concepts. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? In My Time of Need. Edit source History Talk Do you like this video?
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Cancel Save. Universal Conquest Wiki. However, the Alik'r claim that Iman betrayed Hammerfell to the Aldmeri and is now wanted for treason. The fact that her true name is not Saadia is the only fact not disputed by either side. Both stories are full of holes and there is no hard evidence to support either case. Thus, it is up to you to pass judgment and choose who to help during In My Time of Need.
During her quest she will wait in her room and not keep to her normal schedule. After her quest, if you have sided with her, she will return to her normal routine and will never mention the Alik'r again; she will also keep her new name Saadia. If you side with the Alik'r, Saadia will be permanently removed from the game, and no other residents of the inn will take notice, or mention her. Saadia wears barkeep clothes and a pair of shoes.
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