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Morrowind is a fantastic RPG if you have the time for it.

So, I decided after looking at this thread, it needed editing.

Morrowind discussion, discuss about Morrowind.

Pretty straight forward really.

Tell us your Morrowind storys, cool stuff you've done ect.

The sagacious one wrote:
> I fell Cliff Racers with one heft of my Voidripper Nordic Two-handed
> sword. I fell Hippies with soap and water.

sagacious one, that's 3 times. It can no longer be a coincidence.
I'm now seriously considering conjuring a bad water-spirit and sending it forth to curse your bladder.
Think about it: do you really want the hassle and indigity of wearing a colostomy bag for the next 50 years?

Goatboy wrote:
> If I contract the disease and turn into a vampire, is that going to
> screw up my current quests?

Come to think of it, as a vampire you won't be able to do any fighter's guild or imperial cult quests, but if/when you decide to cure your vampirism [which is possible], you can go back to being a normal humanoid and continue where you were up to before you became a vampire.

That's what I plan to do.

I think they just allow you to teleport between the many old citadels - the structures where the Propolyon chambers are. Just another way of getting around the map I guess.

Does anyone know what the Propolyon indexes/chambers are for? I've found a few of the indexes lying about, but not for the chambers I've encountered on my travels. Is something cool going to happen when I get a matching pair?

Goatboy wrote:
> Well I got the cuirass that prevents blindness, then the boots of
> blinding speed.
> Then it tells me my race, Argonian, cannot wear boots
>
> AAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH

I played Morrowind for a bit (Argonian or Khajit) and then took on a quest from a faction I had spent much time gaining status in, to pose as someone else and get some info from a contact; by disguising myself by wearing a bone helmet. I was more than vexed when I realised that the race I had choosen couldn't wear head gear.

I will now endeavour to find the Cuirass and boots, as me Nord like run fast.

*snigger*

Ah feels great to have a speed attribute of 300 when my character has the boots on, really fast.

Really fast.

Faster then cliff racers.

Well I got the cuirass that prevents blindness, then the boots of blinding speed.
Then it tells me my race, Argonian, cannot wear boots

AAAAAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHHH

I fell Cliff Racers with one heft of my Voidripper Nordic Two-handed sword. I fell Hippies with soap and water.

Black Glove wrote:
> gamezfreak wrote:
> Any idea how to increase my Magic resistance?
>
> I believe only *constant effect* enchanted items can increase your
> magic resistance. The "Cuirass of Saviour's Hide" is one
> such item. I couldn't tell you where it is though.

I was getting seriously p*ssed off with Morrowind's endless journeys until I found the boots of blinding speed and the cuirass that makes them usable.

Anyway, the cuirass is in Tel Fyr, which is south west of Sadrith Mora. If you're doing the main quests then it's the place where you go to get cured of corprus disease - if not, then gamefaqs.com probably has better directions than I can give you. The cuirass is in one of the upper levels of the tower, and there are no stairs, so you'll need a levitation spell or potion to get up there. Once you make it upstairs the cuirass is in a cupboard (or possibly chest) with lock level 100.

You can also use the boots of blinding speed by getting something enchanted with a constant effect night eye spell. It's worth getting the cuirass anyway, though, because it makes it much easier to chop puny wizards into a trillion pieces. Which is all they deserve.

gamezfreak wrote:
> Any idea how to increase my Magic resistance?

I believe only *constant effect* enchanted items can increase your magic resistance. The "Cuirass of Saviour's Hide" is one such item. I couldn't tell you where it is though.