Morrowind thread -

[exball]

Where my n'wahs at? I've been binging on Morrowind lately.

 

[Watcher]

 

[Flowers For Sonichu]

I quit playing in I think it was "bloodmoon" where that dude asks you for a lot of money or something and there's nothing you can do and the next time you see him he's in full ebony armor and I could not beat him

 

[Watcher]

I quit playing in I think it was "bloodmoon" where that dude asks you for a lot of money or something and there's nothing you can do and the next time you see him he's in full ebony armor and I could not beat him

That's a superboss in Tribunal. You don't have to fight him if you don't want to
http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Tribunal:Gaenor

His big gimmick is how absurdly high his luck stat is. You need to plan this encounter effectively. The easiest way to bypass his luck stat is to poison him

 

[exball]

My main man.

 

[Luna]

Bloodmoon was my favorite thing ever when it came out, and there's a lot of differences between Bloodmoon and Skyrim that disappointed me. A lot of it is really petty stuff though, like the absence of rieklings and bristlebacks from the mainland, or how horkers were changed from a type of seal to a walrus-like thing, or how they dropped the Nordic silver weapon class, or even the cultural differences between the two games (I prefer the Skaal culture to the mainland nords of Skyrim, and I really liked the concept of the berserkers and fryse-hags, even if like everyone found them annoying). Some of it was rectified when they released Dragonborn, like the inclusion of Stalhrim, but by that point it was too late so they had to retcon the lore again to state that it was only used on Solstheim.

 

[exball]

Bloodmoon was my favorite thing ever when it came out, and there's a lot of differences between Bloodmoon and Skyrim that disappointed me. A lot of it is really petty stuff though, like the absence of rieklings and bristlebacks from the mainland, or how horkers were changed from a type of seal to a walrus-like thing, or how they dropped the Nordic silver weapon class, or even the cultural differences between the two games (I prefer the Skaal culture to the mainland nords of Skyrim, and I really liked the concept of the berserkers and fryse-hags, even if like everyone found them annoying). Some of it was rectified when they released Dragonborn, like the inclusion of Stalhrim, but by that point it was too late so they had to retcon the lore again to state that it was only used on Solstheim.

Yeah, but Markarth sure is cool.