Daedric face of god mods#

The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind is filled with these sorts of finds apparently, and I have to wonder if we havenвЂ™t lost something as adventure RPGs continue to develop. If I hadnвЂ™t been curious, I never would have found it! It was an awesome sword too, great stats and the ability to both paralyze on hit and disintegrate armor. I looked in my inventory and sure enough there was a unique weapon called the вЂњDaedric CrescentвЂќ. His weapon is now yoursвЂќ or something like that. A box popped-up saying вЂњyou have defeated. I defeated him and immediately got sent back to Tel Fyr. A completely enclosed room save for one very angry-looking dremora lord. I said вЂњyesвЂќ and found myself in what looked like a deadric ruin. I put it on and a box came up asking if I wanted to be transported somewhere. Well, I unlocked it and took out a curious-looking deadric pendant.

It has a lock-level of 100, but is otherwise up for grabs since itвЂ™s not an вЂњownedвЂќ thing. Everything in the tower is marked вЂњowned вЂќ everything save for one tiny little lockbox on a shelf next to the tower ownerвЂ™s work station. Inside was a daedric warhammer, a unique helmet: вЂњThe Daedric Face of god,вЂќ and a chest with even more stuff! What a find! And it was all 100% miss-able (especially that last bit).ДЄnother time, I was in Tel Fyr (you go there for story reasons). I levitated up and found a little opening into a cramped enclosure. I also happened to look up and noticed a faint glow coming from the upper area of the chamber. This was apparently the resting place of a famous king of Skyrim! There were rare scrolls, potions and whatnot all ripe for the taking. One scroll later I find myself standing above a massive underground labyrinth patrolled by high-level skeletons.ДЄfter fighting my way through that, there was one more locked door, stairs beyond that, and at the end there was a very curious sight: a boat floating in a little underground pond. I opened the door and descended down 9 flights of steps only to be greeted by another high-level door lock. There was a level 80 locked door within, and I just so happened to have a high-level lockpick scroll. Most recently, I entered what I thought was just a normal crypt, but this one was different.

ItвЂ™s a place that just happens to be on Vvardenfell. Sometimes though, sometimes you run into something really cool that has no attached quest or anything.

A lot of the time, itвЂ™s just your average cave or crypt system with a smattering of not so interesting enemies. IвЂ™ve made a lot of discoveries by just wandering here and there while looking for my next quest location. IвЂ™ve talked previously about the lack of quest markers and a convenient fast travel system, and I think most of those comments still hold true even after putting a few dozen hours into Morrowind. Once you do though, then the island of Vvardenfell is your oyster, and boy are there some crazy treasures to find!

Daedric face of god mods#

Anyway, the game is definitely dated even with mods installed, so it does take some getting used to. IвЂ™ve got plenty to say about the former, but all IвЂ™ll say about the latter is that I now fully understand why everyone whoвЂ™s ever played the game absolutely despises Cliff Racers (relentless flying vermin!!!). IвЂ™ve had good time with it, and IвЂ™ve had some not so good time with it. Over the past couple of weeks, IвЂ™ve been really digging-into The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.