The dome turned out to be a massive crab shell, which prompted all kinds of questions about what kind of monsters I needed to worry about in my travels. What bits I managed to see amounted to homes in the same style as those dunmer ancestral tombs I've been busy robbing, plus a massive dome-shaped building up on the hill. I'd say that it's a lovely town, but I couldn't really say, since there was a dust storm practically the entire time I was there.

Ald'Ruhn is way further out than Balmora, but guess where I landed? 'Teleports you to the closest temple,' my a**. Pretty simple for a charming bard to appeal to them, had them eating out of my palm.Īnd then when I cast my Almsivi intervention to get back to Balmora for my report, I wound up at an entirely different temple. What kind of hell-country is this, where you can't even walk down a road without fighting off thirty flying demons trying to eat your face?) Collect some Mage's guild fees, talk some other Ex-Telvanni into joining the Mage's guild. More practical than walking everywhere, anyway.Īnd now I find out that I can't even count on it getting me where I want to go on a regular basis. And I hate it because it's the most practical way to get around Morrowind. Then the magic stretches you thin, and you have just enough time to wonder whether you might have cast the spell wrong, that only part of you will arrive at your destination, gasping like a beached fish. You make the gestures, you can see the sparks rising around you, picking at you. Some things you need to know about Skyrim ()

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