Where is aldis in solitude skyrim

No News is Good NewsEdit. However, Angeline has yet to hear from her. The Dragonborn will need to speak to Captain Aldis in order to find more information. Rare GiftsEdit. Captain Aldis will request for the Dragonborn to find a copy of the book The Mirror for use in training soldiers. Hired MuscleEdit. Captain Aldis may be randomly selected to be brawled if the Dragonborn is a member of the Companions.

When you first arrive in Solitude he is personally overseeing the execution of Roggvir. He can normally be found pacing the courtyard of Castle Dour. The quest leads me to the castle where the guards are training but the arrow is just pointing on the ground.

Is this a glitch or I don't remember spoiler alert but did he die when I invaded solitude with the rebels? User Info: mikey Same exact thing for me, GamerGirlie, I use Clairvoyance and even it leads me straight into the wall down to the guard's beds Top Voted Answer. I have an answer for the problem: Go to the Dour dungeon in Solitude. Enter a prison cell and lock the door. Bring up console and type in: player. Quickly talk to him before the Stormcloak guards get down the stairs.

He will tell you what you need to do then he opens the cell and meets the guards who kill him. You then go back to Angeline or whatever her name is and tell her that her daughter was killed.

End of quest. User Info: Thegorries. I just wanted to let you know that I'm having the same exact problem, I'm glad I'm not the only one who's having this. I'm looking for him for the same quest you are and to see if I can tell him about that Argonian's plan to put out the flame in the Solitude Lighthouse.

Play Sound. Not to be confused with Matriarch Aldis. I want those arrows dead center! The lives of your fellow soldiers are counting on it. I can but hone their skills and harden their hearts. The rest is up to the gods. I'm sort of hoping you're going to fight the dragons for us. A normal man is no match for a dragon. Roggvir was a fine and honorable man. I think he was entirely wrong. Roggvir's execution was justified and necessary.

Being honorable might make you a good man, but it doesn't make you right. Be a better world if it did. You don't have to hate a man to kill him. Though, admittedly Persuade "I I've been trying to find the time and place to let her know. If that's the way you want it. That's an order, Captain. Although I'm not sure you'll be happy to know. The whiterun legate, he needed to know the Stormcloak positions. He sent out a party to scout the area.

They happened upon a large force I'm told none of them made it back.