But you'll have to come with me." Wuunferth: "This isn't over, Jorleif!" Quotes Get him out of my sight." Windhelm Guard: "Yes, sir! I'm sorry, sir. We're wise to your scheming, you coward." Wuunferth: "Has the whole city lost their brains? I've been scrying and auguring to find the murderer myself." Jorleif: "Make your excuses from the Bloodworks, wizard. Wuunferth: "What is the meaning of this?" Jorleif: "You're under arrest, for the Murder of Susanna of Candlehearth Hall. This can be done infinitely as long as he is steward. Alternatively, innkeepers will begin these quests, although Jorleif must be reported to in order to claim the reward regardless. Talking to Jorlief can start miscellaneous Bounty Quests in the Hold of Eastmarch. If Wuunferth was wronfully imprisoned as a result, he will then be released.
Once the real killer has been killed, the Dragonborn returns to Jorleif a final time to end the quest. The Dragonborn can report this to Jorleif, who will then order a guard to follow him and promptly arrest Wuunferth. Eventually, Wuunferth the Unliving will become the prime suspect of the murders. Throughout the quest, he can be returned to in order to obtain clues on what to do next. According to the Skyrim Strategy Guide, Jorleif is supposed to be replaced by Captain Lonely-Gale as steward if Windhelm has fallen to Imperial control, but sometimes Jorleif still remains the steward.Īlthough the guards want the Dragonborn's help, they can go to Jorleif and receive official permission to do so. He is essential in the quest " Blood on the Ice," as the guards will only let the Dragonborn investigate if Jorleif permits it. Once Fort Neugrad has been captured for the Stormcloaks in the Civil War, the Dragonborn can buy the house, Hjerim, for 12,000, although he will accept 8,000 or more, and also hands out the Windhelm Home Decorating Guide upon purchase.
He is proud to serve Ulfric, but if the Dragonborn sided with the Imperials in the Civil War, he mentions that he will never miss Ulfric's fiery temper.
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