The elderly King Mantiarco loved her and allowed her all the power she wished, which was total. She entered the court, it was said, as a pawn, but she quickly became a queen. Her younger brothers Cephorus and Magnus were born much later, so for years she was the only child in the Imperial Court.īy the age of 14, Potema was a famous beauty with many suitors, but she was married to cement relations with King Mantiarco of the Nordic kingdom of Solitude. Her eldest brother Antiochus, sixteen at Potema's birth, was already a drunkard and womanizer, infamous in the empire.

Her father, Prince Pelagius Septim, and her mother, Qizara, showed little affection for their brood. Potema's childhood in the Imperial City was certainly difficult from the start. Born to the Imperial Family in the sixty-seventh year of the third era, Potema was immediately presented to her grandfather, the Emperor Uriel Septim II, a famously kindhearted man, who viewed the solemn, intense babe and whispered, “She looks like a she-wolf about ready to pounce.” The book is on a stone shelf in between an Iron Helmet and three potions.įew historic figures are viewed as unambiguously evil, but Potema, the so-called Wolf Queen of Solitude, surely qualifies for that dishonor.

Inside Liar's Retreat the third door on the left as entering.

Blue Palace of Solitude in Jarl Elisif's sleeping chambers on the wardrobe nearest to the door just around the corner upon entering the room.

Belethor's General Goods in Whiterun on the cupboard opposite the entrance.

Anga's Mill in the Common House on the end table by the bed.

Imperial City Waterfront in Armand Christophe's house, in chest.

Reward from the Quest ' Caught in the Hunt.'.

Potential Reward received from Larrius Varro.

Permanently increases Speech skill (Skyrim).

Permanently increases Speechcraft (Oblivion) skill.

Permanently increases Speechcraft (Morrowind) skill.

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