- "Faida's the name. I keep the inn."
- ―Faida[src]
Faida is a Nord innkeeper, merchant, and the owner of the Four Shields Tavern in Dragon Bridge. She teaches the hostelry trade to Julienne Lylvieve.
Interactions[]
A False Front (Stormcloaks)[]
Faida is one of two inkeepers that can be spoken to during this quest, the other being Mralki in Rorikstead.
Quests[]
Dialogue[]
Where can I learn more about magic? "Nords don't care much for magic. The College in Winterhold is about the only place it's not looked down on. Otherwise you could talk to the Jarl's pet wizard in Solitude."
- A false front
Seen any Imperial couriers lately?
- His life is in danger.
- Maybe some gold will help?
- I don't have time for this. I can get rough with you if I have to. "Now, now! That won't be necessary. He was here... [...]"
- Never mind. "Hmph."
Note: she will say, "He was here, but he left... [...]," as well as a unique response depending on the reply chosen by the Dragonborn, for any answer chosen. If asked, "Seen any Imperial couriers lately?" again after the information has been given, she will only repeat where he is.
Quotes[]
- "Faida's the name. I keep the inn."
- "Something different, I can tell. Hope you ain't here to cause trouble."
- "The meals I serve ain't what I call a Jarl's feast, but they'll fill your belly."
- "Seen a lot of travelers lately, mostly soldier nowadays."
- "You met the Lylvieves? Quiet family. But they're the heart of Dragon Bridge."
- "Poor Horgeir. Everyone in town knows about his wife's affair but him. Probably better if he doesn't know."
- "I think the dragons are here to test us and make sure we're still true Nords."
Trivia[]
- It is implied at the beginning of "Breaching Security," a quest for the Dark Brotherhood, that she has a romantic relationship with Gaius Maro.
- Despite seeming to have a close relationship with Gaius Maro, when he is killed in Breaching Security, she will not act negatively to the Dragonborn.
- If Corpulus Vinius is killed by the Dragonborn, she will hire thugs to avenge his death.