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as i couldnt see another i thought i would start a thread for anyone who has (or wants) morrowind to share their in game experiences and knowledge of the world of vvardenfell for instance i was walking along the hills around suran the other day and i met an orc who claimed that he was too hard for anyone to kill him.
after agreeing to fight him and realising why he was so sure of himself as he killed me...again i started using a different style instead of facing him i used a potion of levitation and floating above him i pelted him with fireballs and lightning bolts.
im glad to say it was worth it he had a pukka sword :0)

as i couldnt see another i thought i would start a thread for anyone who has (or wants) morrowind to share their in game experiences and knowledge of the world of vvardenfell for instance i was walking along the hills around suran the other day and i met an orc who claimed that he was too hard for anyone to kill him.
after agreeing to fight him and realising why he was so sure of himself as he killed me...again i started using a different style instead of facing him i used a potion of levitation and floating above him i pelted him with fireballs and lightning bolts.
im glad to say it was worth it he had a pukka sword :0)

Umbra, yes. He's hard as nails that guy, but beatable eventually. His sword is pretty useful too, one of the best in Morrowind.

Do you have the Tribunal expansion pack too, or just Morrowind?

I got the game last week, I've only got so far as Balmora where I'm now trying to do the odd job while making a bit of extra money and build up my experience points.

Is it worth getting the expansion yet or should I just wait until my character has a bit more experience?

I'd get it straight away. Most of the new areas will be way too difficult for your character, but that's good because it means you always have something to strive for, and the sense of achievement when you are strong enough for it will be that much better.

While in Balmora, you can kill the woman shopkeeper and take all her goods. That's what I did, and it helped me quite a bit on the money side. It will take a while before you are good enough to kill guards, though.

VenomByte wrote:
> Umbra, yes. He's hard as nails that guy, but beatable eventually. His
> sword is pretty useful too, one of the best in Morrowind.
>
> Do you have the Tribunal expansion pack too, or just Morrowind?
just morrowind at the mo but i will get tribunal for sure have u got it if so how good/bad allthough i'll probably get it anyway

when u learn to do soultrap or have other means for doing so and a grand soul gem try catching an ascended sleeper (you can find loads of em inside the ghost fence) then get yourself an exquisite ring or amulet and plenty of money (around 60k should do it) go to an enchanter at any mages guild and get them to enchant your exquisite ring using the ascended sleeper grand soul gem you will find that using this combination will allow you to use the constant effect feature now choose a spell and create the item with the name of your choice.
personally i found using levitation 1 pt and restore health 3 pts as my enchantment the best as it allows me to constantly levitate anywhere which is not only quicker getting about but means i can allways get to those hard to reach secrets in a lot of the caves without searching for those pesky potions in my inventory and also after taking a kicking i can float out of danger while the restore health aspect fills my health so its not long before i can have another go at em.
how about you guys any interesting enchanting tips/stories?

I remember getting some valuable armour near the centre of the map, after killing two men (this was a long time ago, so I can't remember).

Heh, I'm practically a Morrowind bible. Here's a few tips...

When you do constant effect enchanments, use variable effect magnitudes. E.G, instead of restore health 5, do restore health 1-9 points. Re-equip the item until you get 7 or 8 points. Fortify strength is an excellent constant effect - not only does it make you do more damage, but you can carry more.

If you like levitation, visit the Shrine To Stop The Moon in Vivec. Donate a potion of levitation, and you'll get 100 pts of levitation for an entire Morrowind day - more than long enough to get anywhere on the map easily.

If you make a damage skill 100pts for 1 sec spell, you can train virtually for free.

If you train over 100 pts in a skill, you no longer get any skill increase, but you can still level up, and so gain health and magicka.

If you're a thief, go to ghostgate for some very valuable and very useful equipment!

Right here's a good question: how quickly can you become a Vampire, where can you do this and are there any mods that allow you to start the game as one?

Cheers.