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This thread has been linked to the game 'The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind'.
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.
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.
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I discovered that with the plant leaves.
Is there any use for moon sugar?
Is there any use for moon sugar?
Explore outside of the towns, some plant leaves are worth 30 gold each and in some mines you find a fair amount of gems. Also if an NPC can't see you you can get away with stealing a fair bit sometimes.
I need money. But I don't want to do bad stuff and make enemies yet.
Oh yeah I'm currently saving my gold to enchant my new shortsword with the ability to paralyse foes for a short while.
It's going to be nasty!
It's going to be nasty!
Still mucking about in the very North-East, found a temple hidden in some ruins defended by nasty spirits who fell pretty easily to my flaming sword, all except the frost one who took a while to finish off with some tactical bow action.
My character seems to be pretty far ahead considering he's only level 12. Assasin armour, greatly reduced damage from fire as he's a Dark Elf, invisibilty as standard. I keep putting Strength, Agility and Speed up each level which is turning this vagabond into a seriously hard hitter.
Now I've just picked up an amulet to cure the blight and a very durable dwemar/dwarven short sword to go with my three flaming weapons.
Only level 12 but I'm already heading as far as I can get into the darklands. My character seems to be varied enough that no enemy poses a problem.
BRING IT ON!
My character seems to be pretty far ahead considering he's only level 12. Assasin armour, greatly reduced damage from fire as he's a Dark Elf, invisibilty as standard. I keep putting Strength, Agility and Speed up each level which is turning this vagabond into a seriously hard hitter.
Now I've just picked up an amulet to cure the blight and a very durable dwemar/dwarven short sword to go with my three flaming weapons.
Only level 12 but I'm already heading as far as I can get into the darklands. My character seems to be varied enough that no enemy poses a problem.
BRING IT ON!
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> House Hlaau gives you good cash for your jobs.
Hmmm. I'll have to remember that, I'm in the islands on the right of the map at the mo and there's plenty of Hlaau people around.
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> House Hlaau gives you good cash for your jobs.
Hmmm. I'll have to remember that, I'm in the islands on the right of the map at the mo and there's plenty of Hlaau people around.
Ah, Morrowind. True gaming freedom.
I practicaly joined everything around at the start - I've discovered several more factions/Houses to join.....
House Hlaau gives you good cash for your jobs.
House Hlaau gives you good cash for your jobs.
I've joined the Blades, the Thieves Guild and I'm considering joining the House of Hlaalu.
No, I don't have a deep-rooted phobia about being unpopular.
No, I don't have a deep-rooted phobia about being unpopular.
fable is better but mirrowind allows you more attacks and stuff so actually i suppose they are even....no wait a sec fable is just better. just
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