Find "Vassir-Didanat-Mine", get in and out - as soon as you get to Vivec, go to Hlaalu-Plaza, find Dram Bero in the haunted house and tell him - you'll get a daedric weapon of your choice.īut before go to Balmora mage guild, Ajira, 1st quest done, second quest is to cheat on Galbedir - take all her soulgems before putting the faked one where you're told to. How I would start this: (sorry, I'm german, dunno most english names)įrom Seyda Neen go west until you find the ship-wreck, there's a tree, collect all plants you see, which completes Ajira's 1st mage-guild-quest. Become a thief asap and mark at one of the bounty-removers - makes killing for items/quests way more easy. Make 'Enchanting' a major-skill - since you'll not make too many levels, you'll probably never get a Soul for constant effects, so you'll have to reload the items you use, which will be getting cheaper by the time.Ĥ. Jumping seems to be highly underestimated - with Pemine's Boots and ~16 Jump I usually pass Balmora in just 2-3 jumps.ģ.
For Speed I'd consider taking Pemine's Boots - UESP will tell you where to buy the MR-Spell to wear them.Ģ. As for the lowered cost of spells, that will be discussed further in just a bit.So let me drop my two cents for generell behaviour here:ġ.
As such, magicka expended on failed spellcasts is now rebated over time (Willpower determines the speed). such as casting a spell that costs half your maximum magicka and has a failure rate to match. One of the overarching themes of this mod is the minimization of "pass/fail" dice-rolls, which tends to invite save-scumming in high-stakes cases. Spell costs in the original game were simply too high for the magicka pools of anyone who didn't choose the one race and/or birthsign that provided any worthwhile boost whatsoever, as well as the fact that success probability is lowered by higher costs - and it's really not all that great to start off with. Perhaps the biggest failing of Morrowind's spellcasting system is that even the most powerful mages only ever had enough magicka to cast their best spells once or twice before they were completely tapped out, and more often than not had a pretty significant chance of failing them altogether.
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