The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

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Anyone can create a mod for Morrowind on PC. The game is shipped with a construction kit which allows you to modify existing content or add new content. The kit contains help files which show the user how to do most things. For advanced information on creating script files (to control objects in special ways) you can ask around in the blog on the Elder Scrolls official fansite. The site also contains ready-made mods for download as well as additional material such as new sounds, meshes , icons, etc. Meshes are the bitmaps for everything you can see or operate in the game, icons are small images that represent items in the inventory view. It is not possible to create your own mods using an Xbox, as the editor was not released for this format. To extract downloaded mods from their compressed folders you will require a compression / extraction program such as WinRAR or WinZIP. These can be downloaded from their publishers websites. Once a downloaded file has been extracted, move or copy the appropriate plugin file (*.ESP file) to Morrowinds' "Data files" folder. Run the game and select "Data files" from the startup menu. Find the file you want to load in the list and check its box, then click "Ok". When you next play the game the plugin file will be automatically loaded and will play seamlessly into the game. Plugin files can be loaded for use with existing saved games. It is not recommended, however to remove a plugin file from the list if you intend to load a game that was saved when the plugin was in use. Strange things happen if you do this!

Divayth Fyr wears almost a full set of Daedric Armour, he is an essential character, but there are ways to extract the gear from him without killing him, using Damage Armour and pickpocket.

There is also a pair of Daedric Boots in the Dwemer ruin, Galom Daeus, it is in the 'Entry' zone.

bring up the console like you did to get here then type exactly this: player->COC "Seyda Neen", and that will bring you to seyda neen,also dont put any commas in it. you can put other city names in instead of seyda neen, like balmora and Suran, that's how i like to travel. type in these on the console:

player->setstrength 100000

player->setspeed 600

player->setlongblade 100000000

player->setacrobatics 200

player->additem, "katana_bluebrand_unique" 1

player->additem, "lords_cuirass_unique" 1

player->additem, "towershield_eleidon_unique" 1

player->additem, "wraithguard" 1

player->additem, "wraithguard_jury_rig" 1

player->additem, "longsword_umbra_unique" 1

I haven't got the last one to work yet but i hope you can. :p

you can also put any number after the "additem" codes and that will give you the number of them you put in. Make sure to put a space after the last " on the "additem" codes before putting the number.

No. It was created for the PS3, xbox360, and the PC.

It's north-west of Raven Rock along the coast. If you're to lazy to search for it, and working on a PC, go to the console (by pressing the [~] button under [Esc]) and then type in CenterOnCell "Raven Rock, Supply Ship"

The bells honestly don't have any purpose besides decoration.

If you've been inflicted with it as part of the Bloodmoon main storyline (the werewolf attack on the fort) then the only way to cure this is to proceed with the main storyline itself. You should have been told the next steps. Until then, there's no point trying to cure the disease, because you can't.

The Hlaalu canton is the westernmost part of Vivec. To reach the plaze, head for its highest level, there should be a doorway at the top of a ramp, which leads to the plaza inside.

Technically never-ending. Once you beat the game, you can still go anywhere and do any quests you haven't done. after completing all the quests, you can collect powerful items, and store them in an abandoned house. If you get bored, make a new character, play through it differently. There are thousands of items you can collect, quests you can complete. Heck, if you get to bored with one file, just kill everybody.

The doesn't need a cheat for an item that's already in the game.

Providing you have the tribunal expansion, you must first wait to be attacked by a Dark Brotherhood Assasin. Then, talk to a guard, who will recommend talking to a man in Ebonheart. Go to Ebonheart and talk to this man, and he will tell you of a mage who can transport you to Mournhold. Talk to this mage, and tell her you wish to travel to Mournhold, and she will cast a spell that sends you to Mournhold. If you wish to go back to the main land mass, simply talk to the mage whom you are transported in front of, and he will send you back.

fast eddy is in balmora accross the bridge near 9 toes house (i think he right next door)

answed by Ethan the 1 and only.

Yeah,nut guess what?I got killed when I attacked Fast Eddie,he used this poison spell called Toxic Cloud to kill me!It's so strong!

,Reapers

Blood

Fast Eddie is easy to kill when you're level 49 XD

No you can't play any elder scrolls on mac

Go to the dwemer ruins you are assigned to (name too hard to remember). Then once in the 'hall of centrifuge' which you should already be in once entering the ruins, walk down to the bottom to where the bandits were standing. Kill them. You can now see the exterior of a dwemer building. Instead of going throught the door on the lower level you can see an upper ledge/level. Either levitate, jump (if you can) or walk up a ramp of collapsed rocks. Once up there enter through the door on that level. Inside should be a smuggler boss (he is very easy to defeat) On an old dwemer bookshelf you can see the box amidst other treasures. Additional points: The name of the ruins is Arkngthand Sturdumz. It is located north and slightly east of Moonmoth Legion Fort. From the town of Balmora take the road that heads east and turn left just before you reach the fort then climb east up the hill. The entrance is just to the right across a large Dwarven bridge. You have to activate the nearby crank to open the doors but be quick because they will only stay open for 20 seconds. You cannot pick up the Puzzle box until you have been asked to find it. When you pick it up your journal will be updated.

Assuming you mean in The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind, Dagoth Ur is found in the Crater of Dagoth Ur. The volcano he's found at is almost in the centre of the map, and is completely surrounded by the ghostfence. Once in the crater, there's a dwarven switch which opens a door. Go through that. Keep heading down and be prepared to fight a lot of ash vampires and other nasty monsters. YOu need the tools of Kragnenac (or however it's spelt) or you cannot hurt him.

Since you can't buy it in most stores now since it was made in 2002, it's easier to just order it online. eBay has it and so do some stores that sell electronics. You just need to look farther than what's on the shelves and ask around and see if it's in their store inventory stowed away somewhere.

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You can also buy it on Steam (Its like Direct2Buy)

No, but the Black and White button thing works really well.

Not at all. They just put that there as a sort of reminder of how much you've played the game and also so you can tell how much of your life you've put into the game lol. I'm being honest, though, the day count doesn't affect anything.

The highest I've ever seen a normal person's gold is 3,500 Gold. But, in Caldera there is a manor full of Orcs that has a Scamp in it named Creeper. You can talk to Creeper and Barter with him. He buys Armor and Weapons, and many other things and has 5,000 Gold to Barter with. If you're looking for someone with even more money you need to find the Mudcrab Merchant. He's on an island in in the Azura's Coast Region, but is pretty hard to find. His island is beside an island that has a Dwemer Ruin on it (the Dwemer Ruin's name starts with an M, but I can't recall the name). Also, the city Vivec is to the West. He's the only mudcrab on the island, but MAKE SURE YOU DON'T KILL HIM. He doesn't respawn, so once he's dead you'll never get him back. All you have to do is walk up to him and speak to him (he's not hostile, so he won't attack you unless you attack him first). He has 10,000 Gold to Barter with and buys Weapons and Armor. However, he doesn't really buy as much as Creeper does, but he definitely has more money.

If you're looking for someone with even more money there's an Ashlander in the middle of nowhere that has 15,000 Gold to Barter with. Because he's in the middle of nowhere, I can't tell you his exact location. But, if you go looking for him make sure you've been named Nervarine of every Ashlander Tribe because if you're not the Nervarine according to the Ashlander Tribes, all Ashlanders will attack you, and the guy doesn't respawn.

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An easy one to get to: Zinnab camp i beleive. there is a trader with 8000 drakes. You can sell to him your expencive weps for his max price and just rest for 24 hours to reset it.

I had stockpiled draetic weapons and things in claudius's house after doing alot of things, and eventualy sold it. I have about 210k now.

For discussion forums, FAQs, plugins, maps & more, follow this link to the official Elder Scrolls website. Links to other sites containing information & additions for Morrowind are also found here... http://www.elderscrolls.com/home/home.php

Well you can get them in guilds, shrines or caves. Pretty much anywhere a wizard would be, I don't really know what it does, (Once i thought it was used for when enemies attack you, they miss until the effect lasts) I've got loads of them.

Sorry, no