Yeah and my character has Athletics, Spear, Medium Armor, Armorer, and Long Blade. In case you guys didn't notice... i just said he was a Mysticism master -__-
I chose Redoran because it closely follows his code of ethics and morals.

I think you over think it. The sheet won't have anything like "list your skills." That's just for the video game. You need to be more fluid.

I did, I was actually defending your character.... :rolleyes:

Either way, looking forward to RPing with everyone.

Fine. Well trained in the art of spear-fighting, extremely religious and bordering on supernatural, extremely athletic, and very agile even in thick chain or bonemold. This is just a character I play in Morrowind... it's not as if I made him specifically for RPing...

How do you guys feel about horses or any other types of mounts? I mean in Morrowind they didn't have horses and then latter said "cause the grass is bad" or some lame bs like that. Would anyone really be against adding another dimension of travel? I mean horses would be common with the legion and maybe a few with hlaalu. The guars etc would be the ones that are more prevelent and for good reason.

I say the horses sounds like a good idea to me. Nowhere near as common as in Cyrodiil though. But yeah, Legion Soldiers should certainly have some, maybe some high ranking faction members too. The only reason we didn't have horses in Morrowind was because Bethesda svcked so bad at animations at the time.

I am utterly against the ideas of horses. It has to do with the ash that came from Red Mountain and settled to the ground, making the grass, quite literally, bad.

But that's the lame version they added to the lore later to justify it, like how Talos made the jungle of cyrodiil into a forest etc. =/

Seriously though mayne, the Ash would kill horses, there is almost no grass for them to thrive off of.

Despite the fact that bethesda implemented no grass in the Grazelands, Azura's Coast, or Bitter Coast, you and I both know it's there.

Yea that's why i'm saying there would only be a handful in the use of the legions and no other major faction. So the Dunmer houses would have guars etc and the legion would have a few horses for scouts, relay message etc. They'd have some grain/grass stored for the horses.

I think the horses would die with the ashstorms and that nastiness.

Just sayin playbwah



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Surely you realize there aren't ashstorms all over Vvardenfell? The horses would be used in ashstorm-free zones like the Grazelands, the Bitter Coast, or Azura's Coast. Guars or native animals would be used for travel in the Molag Amur, or Red Mountain region.

Whats so funny?

In the end these horses will be much more trouble then their worth. Having to import fodder for horses along with the animals themselves?

Vvardenfell being such a small island, that ash isn't just going to stick to where the direct storm is.

If guars and naitive animals, along with mages guild teleportation along with ships and silt riders can be used, why bother with horses?

Righto, just making sure. No horses it is.

But aren't there blight storms in Mournhold? That would mean the ash has to go pretty far.

Along with your own character (if you so wish) I strongly encourage the higher ranked members of the houses and other factions to RP in game NPCs. In the Timeline the rule concerning of what happened in Morrowind is thus: The Nevarine did the bare minimum required for completeing the quest. If he had to kill someone, they're dead (like the old Redoran Grandmaster) if he didn't have to, than he didn't like Gothren.

I'm going to be RPing Aryon and i'm going to need someone well informed on house Telvanni to RP: http://www.uesp.net/wiki/Morrowind:Baladas_Demnevanni_%28person%29

The head of each faction won't just RP their character, but will be in charge of the faction itself. In essense they are RPing the faction itself. They will also be acting as co-moderators for this RP.

I don't think you're right about that because unless we're talking exploits you do have to kill Gothren to complete the MQ, he flat out tells you he'll never accept you as hortator.

Furthermore if the MQ is over (with bare minimum completion) there are no more ash storms, so that's not a part of it.

My question is what about cliffracers? Are we taking it as literal that Jiub drove them all out, or ignoring it as just a bit of tongue and cheek non-canon from the devs?



Those weren't the same storms, those were engineered by dwemer machinery and implemented by Almalexias plotting - The storms were self-contained to Mournhold.

Your right on Gothren, but wrong on the Ash storms, your thinking of the Blight. Ash storms persist.

As for cliffracers, I [censored] hate the things, but if anyone feels they should exist, or their that important to them, I don't see where it'd be such a big deal that we'd have to worry over it.

Hmm, you're right I was forgetting that they're not one and the same thing - my mistake.

To be fair when you complete the MQ and Azuras giving her whole speech, and she talks about the blight storms being over - do any ash-like storms persist after that?

All I remember is the sky clearing and being all blue and ashless.

I'd like to join but i'm currently in another RP and I'd rather avoid getting invovled in more than that. Maybe later if it fails.

About the cliffracers, here's a suggestion about what happened :
With the rise of the 6th houses and the blight creatures, they could multiply unmolested, leading to them being a real pain by the time of the Nerevarine. After Dagoth Ur's death, Jiub managed to gather some of the now available forces to clear the worst of the infestation, especially their breeding grounds. No the cliffracers are pushed back into the wilderness and are a tolerable nuisance rather than the ubiquitous pest they were.

The event filtered to Cyrodill, growing with each tavern recitation until it ended up with him being a full-blown saint who drove them into extinction all by himself...

Dagoth Ur and the Red mountain area will get a clear sky every now and then but the ash does persist.

I dont like the idea of lots of horses, but the idea of having a handfull for highranking Imperials or nobles wouldnt be to bad. But if you did introduce horses as a common form or transportation, it would introduce a new form of trade (Live stock, Grain etc) Just a thought.




What if the cliffracers are there from the start.. But like most animals they migrate once they sense the impending danger that is the Oblivion invasion? It wouldnt be a bad thing.. Certainly would introduce a certain amount of confusion and curiousity about where they buggered off to. Maybe they left for akavir with the Neverine.

Aw hell yeah, then they can get rid of Tosh Raka and the dragons over there like they did on Vvardenfell

My only question is, why is everybody concerned about cliff racers?