I grew trees in Balmora and dropped a big expansion on top of it with my godlike Nerevarine powers. >.> <.< >.>

My Dunmer Assassin did the sanctus shrine quest, walkin with no almsivi or divine intervention and/or mark recall.

He failed when he talked to the caretaker inside the little shack. :flame: For that he killed her.

Diary of Llandu Rayarn.

After waking up from a rather strange dream, I was immedietly taken to Seyda Neen to be released in Vvardenfell, Morrowind. After singing lots of papers I was told to meet with a man, who's name escapes me right now, being extremely tired form the long ride I decided to see if there was an inn nearby, luckily there was. When I got to the inn my world suddenly turned black and strange floating letters saying "Morrowind has stopped working", at that point it felt like someone had plunged a sword into me. My life was over.

My character just started his quest of epic fail!

Well technically I was up at 12:10AM playing, so that counts as today.

I was emptying some mine across a bridge to the south of that Egg Mine near Balmora. I found it while going out to do some quests before starting the main quest line, and there was a ton of Ebony in it. I've never used it in the game, and my Alchemy is too low to know what it actually does - but it's worth like 500 a brick (or whatever they come in), so I emptied the mine. Managed to gain a few levels doing it too. I had to make 4-5 trips to get it all, and had to keep killing rats inside, not to mention all the running and jumping back and forth to Balmora.

I just restarted the game, and I always unlock that one house with the dead guy in it and use it as my own.

I've also been storing up tons of alchemy ingredients, and I stole a master set, so that at some point I can just level up alchemy... But it's at 15, so I sense a lot of failing.

hmm....I believe you may have found a rather special Ebony Mine........remember what it was called and in the future, when you run into a fellow named Dram Bero, let him know where it was and he'll give you a very, very nice new toy

wait...how do you get your on silt strider?

I went to Dagon Fel, and noticed Sorkvild's Tower in the distance, including everyone in the town's gripes about the man. So I went up there, killed him and took the tower. Then, when everyone started annoying me about being their saviour, I killed them too.

Journal of Torlin (con't):

The room yielded little of use. Aside from the fire and pot, which appeared to be a stew of some type with plants and what looked to be crab meat, there was only a bucket for water and two overturned rowboats. At the far end of the cave was a closed wooden slate door. I quickly looked it over for traps and pushed it slightly. It opened quietly on greased hinges, revealing a corridor with stairs to the north and south. I readied my blades and started up the northern stairs. As soon as my foot touched the bottom stair, I heard a gravely voice behind me chant. As I spun around, a flaming ball of magic struck me in the chest and knocked me against the stairs. I lay there stunned for a few moments before checking myself for damage. As I started to rise, another ball streaked towards me. Not wanting to be struck twice, I rolled off of the stairs and hit the stone ground hard. I quickly rose and ran towards my attacker: a Dunmer male in a brown robe. He glared at me as his hands wove another spell. I struck at him, causing him to drop his spell. He cursed and pulled out a dagger. His casting proved to be better than his melee prowess as I easily knocked aside his blade and drove mine into his abdomen. He crumbled to the ground as I withdrew my sword. I bent down to clean the blade on his robe and to ensure that he was dead. As I bent over him, something wizzed by my ear and exploded against the wall, showering me in debri. I quickly turned around as I saw another Dunmer [censored] her arm back to throw what looked to be a chitin shrukien. I sprang to my feet and lunged at her, but not before she released her missle. The missle slammed into my shoulder, causing me to stagger slightly, but I pressed my attack and was soon close enough for her to abandon the shrukien and to draw her dagger. My left shoulder was near useless, so I dropped the katana and drew my wakizashi. We traded blows, most of hers slidding easily off of my armor, but one cut deep enough to draw blood. I slashed her across an eye before reversing my blow and finding her neck. I backed away as she fell to prevent her from landing a final blow with her dagger. As she lay dead at my feet, I drank a healing potion and sighed as I felt its magic flow through me, mending my wounds. I looked around the short corridor we were in and saw the crates stacked on one side. A quick glance through them yielded money, clothes, plants, skooma and moonsugar, as well as pillows and a few pieces of jewelery.

Journal of Torlin (con't)

My investigations of the crates over, I explored the rest of the cave. Behind me, the cavern led to a locked door, but the key I picked up from the first Dunmer I felled easily unlocked it. I went in a short way before coming to an underground river. I debated for a few moments before entering the water carefuly and wading. The river led to a wall, but underneath the surface, I saw an opening I swam through. I came into a large pool with a stone ramp leading out of the water. Walking up it, I jumped as a rat skittered away from me. I exitied warily, keeping an eye on the corridor the rat ran up before shaking myself dry as best I could. The rock tableu I stood upon was illuminated by mushrooms growing in the corner. Amongst them, I found a few drakes and bones that looked like they had been chewed on. I heard the rat skittering behind me just as I felt its teeth trying to bite at my ankle. I kicked backwards, knocking it into the water. It quickly swam to the ramp and charged up to me.I waited until it was close and gave it a swift kick, knocking it against the far wall. I left it as it slid down the wall into the pool.

The corridor led to a rock shelf overlooking the main part of the cave. I carefully jumped down and made my way back to the stairs heading up. At the top, I saw a slatted door illuminated by torchlite. Behind the slats, I saw movement. I gripped my katana and carefully edged towards the door, pushing it open with my free hand, my other hand holding the sword ready to strike. I'll never forget the sight before me...

[edit]: Forgot a paragraph.

Let me guess, you stumbled upon a room full of naked dancing Fargoths yelling "MY PRECIOUS!!!"?

Yep, I guess you could never forget such trauma.

No, something even better. You'll have to tune in tomorrow to find out. :meh:

Something better, eh? O.o That's interesting. I'll be sure to check it out tomorrow.

Well, it might not be all that great depending upon one's point of view, but it'll deffinantly be better than a team of Fargoth's screaming about their precious ring.

BTW, I had to update my last post because I forgot to paste in a paragraph.

I executed Sjoring with Sunder doing it the wrong way*

Such a small hammer, such massive damage. Anyone thought about that? I mean, yeah it gives great CE effects but it is just does not look like a menacing weapon...


*

Today i made a Breton Priest that joined the Imperial Cult. I was going for realism so the only damage he does is blunt and uses a staff. My first quests for the cult where a problem due to the vow of poverty i decided to take for myself. I am having lots of troubles killing people with only a silver staff, but it makes for a good challange. I have also set up an special plan to return to the cult by marking at the silt strider in Vivec then casting Almsavi Interverntion, then Divine Intervention (Divine alone takes me to Pelagiad) this way i have quick access to travel. I advanced in the cult untill i reached a point where i had to advance my skills in Restoration and did so. My kills, however are long and painful, filled with alot of healing and protection spells.

Today my character finally completed his castle in the Construction Set but has problems with not being able to start the game. :swear:

Recently Baisasi escaped from Dren Plantation.
Baisasi ran all day, than again the next. Now Baisasi reaches Balmora but before Baisasi was in Caldera where she met good friend Keel-Raniur who gives Baisasi money to get new clothes and lets Baisasi stay in friends bed. From Caldera Baisasi was guided by a scout man to Pelagiad where Baisasi got Guar animal cart to Balmora.
In Balmora Baisasi make big friends with Ra'Virr, Baisasi likes Ra'Virr very much, Baisasi make good deal with new friend, Baisasi finds items in crates and urns to give to Ra'Virr for stock, Ra'Virr pays well and lets Baisasi stay in his bed.

For two days people have kept telling Baisasi she has common disease, Baisasi thinks its where Baisasi slept in the wild for couple of nights, Baisasi was bitten by some insect Baisasi thinks, bitten twice on the neck.

On my Assassin character, I took on all of Balmora at once (What?! An assassin?! Are you crazy?!). It was pretty fun, until some guard came up from behind me and scored a critical hit on me...

Then on my main character, my Hunter, I travelled from Ebonheart to Dagon Fel, down through Vos into Sadrith Mora, had a skooma party at Divayth Fyr's place, swam across to Uvirith's Grave, took a pit-stop at Molag Mar, assassinated Vivec, then went back to Ebonheart, all on foot. It was pretty fun.

Gert, a Breton Wereling (little bit of monk, little bit of mage, with a keen eye on various transformation spells and eventual lycanthropy), has gotten very good at hand to hand combat. Nothing quite so satisfying as beating down scamps and Dwemer constructs with your fists, while using nothing more than a Nordic fur cap and a First Barrier shield spell for armor.

OOC: Been playing a lot lately so I have a lot of catching up to do.

Dalavesa Llervu left the census office with only one thing in mind, to restore her family honor. Her family had been self-exiled from Morrowind for two generations due to conflicts with some of the major houses at the time. No one really remembers what those were, but Dalavesa is determined to get her family and name restored.

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After completing a small delivery job given to her at the start she decided to join House Redoran, as her Knight training would be most useful there. She was surprised to find that a Redguard was giving the first duties to her. The House must have grown lax in the last few years.

While performing her varies duties she did find a distant cousin in the Ald'ruhn council club by the name of Volene Llervu. She too was a member of House Redoran and the two quickly became close friends. Volene also told her that there were a few others of the Llervu family still living in Morrowind and Dalavesa made it a point to visit them all. It was however on a random duty that Dalavesa found even more family ties with Morrowind when she stumbled upon the Llervu Ancestral Tomb. (Honestly, I didn't know it was there!) The tomb was located in a very deserted place and seemed very run down. Upon entering she had to quickly remove the undead guarding it. What she found was very disappointing and clearly indicated the downfall her family must have suffered here. The tomb was uniquely small, only two room, with very little in it. She returned to her stronghold and gathered several expensive items and went back and placed them within the tomb around the burial urns to honor her ancestors. Then she placed a Redoran guard (using Lord's Men mod) outside of the tomb.

After many duties, completion of her stronghold, and frequent tasks from the House masters, Dalavesa final gained enough favor to be named arch master of House Redoran. She did have one obstacle however as the current arch master, Bolvyn Venim would not step down and instead challenged her to a duel to the death. Regretfully she accepted and they battled in the Vivec Arena. The battle took a while, but Dalavesa finally won and became the new arch master.

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Now she knows that the people of Morrowind need her to help face the growing threat of the Sixth House. She decides to join the Tribunal Temple in also in hopes of gaining control of that faction as well so that together House Redoran and the Temple can put an end to the threat.

My character, Charon, got sick of the High Ordinators attacking him, so he laid them on the floor and "properly" disposed of their "sacred" armor, which took him over 2 weeks, but now I have over 600,000 Septims, and have used up every single training source in Morrowind. Now Charon has the Royal Signet Ring, which he "borrowed" from Helseth, and the Orbit of Charon (character made), both rings constantly regenerate his health. Best of all, Charon has never had to cheat.

Today, I went to Vivec to see about becoming a "Hortator", and met this really nice guy.

"Uncle Crassius" as he likes me to call him, gave me a cute nickname and some advice on becoming Hortator. All he wanted was a kiss, which was kinda weird since I'm a guy.

Lately I'm just tidying up all the stuff in my home and making occasional trips for items I'm missing. I just recently collected every book in the game, and am going to start tidying up that mess lying on the floor soon and placing it on book shelves.

i sailed around vvanderfal