Morrowind: Elderscrolls III - Game of the Year Edition

Ryziez · 10-03-2004, 08:36 PM

well, i have been playing Morrowind for a while now, and the local BestBuy finally started carrying the Game of the Year edition, so of course i bought one immediately. I have already figured out how to travel to Solstheim, but what i cant figure out is how do i get to Mournhold??? it says on the box that i can visit Mournhold and the 'clock-work' city of Sotha Sil, so my question is, how do i get to Mournhold and Sotha Sil?

FatBox · 10-03-2004, 08:40 PM

this is off-topic but i was wondering are Morrowind and Morrowind game of the year edition any different???

Ryziez · 10-03-2004, 08:50 PM

GOTY has 2 expansion packs, Bloodmoon and Tribunal, TONS of extra gameplay.
now, back to the first question.... anyone know how to get to Mournhold?

Noxicity · 10-03-2004, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryziez

GOTY has 2 expansion packs, Bloodmoon and Tribunal, TONS of extra gameplay.
now, back to the first question.... anyone know how to get to Mournhold?

I was looking at the map that comes with the GOTY edition, and I noticed something. Mournhold is not actually a part of the map (as in, it's separated from the rest of the regions on the map). You have Solstheim up top, and then the mainland filling up the rest of the map. Mournhold, however, is 'cut-off' (or spearated) from the rest of the islands of the map. This might indicate that it is hidden somewhere (underground maybe?), or that you have to do something to unlock it... I have passed A LOT of Morrowind GOTY Edition, but even I still have NO IDEA how to get to Mournhold.

Ryziez · 10-03-2004, 09:20 PM

blah.... Mournhold = too hard to find. some help anyone!?!?

Ryziez · 10-03-2004, 11:44 PM

okay, well i managed to get to Mournhold, and for anyone else interested, all you have to do is level up to level 6 (that is what level i was) and sleep outside and an Assassin from the Dark Brotherhood will wake you and attempt to kill you, and even at only a Nord level 6 i was able to crush him. The Dark Brotherhood armor however is extremely lightweight and rather valuable (especially its weight to value ratio) and it looks pretty cool too, but unfortunately i am not trained with light armor so it was useless to me, but i am keeping it for those boring days when i finally decide to train myself for light armor use. But anyhow, after getting attacked by this assassin, go to a guard, and they will tell you the rest. But my new question is for those of you who are experienced with Mournhold. I was wandering around for a while, and wandered in the 'Craftsman' shop, the place where you can get Adamantium Armor custom made. Of course, this turned out to be very intriguing to me, so i decided to head down to the sewers of Mournhold in search of Adamntium, but since i am only a level 6 Nord with a Dwarven Axe and Bonemold Armor i got annihilated by the goblins. So my question is this: is the Adamantium armor worth the time needed to collect all the Adamantium for it, and pay to have it made? and what weight level is the Adamantium? i.e.: light, medium, heavy??? Another question i have is, i was reading another Morrowind forum, and i noticed someone mentioning something about their "Estate", or something of that nature, was just built, and it made me wonder, is there any way to have your own house built to keep all your prized belongings in? If anyone has any answers to either of my questions please let me know! Thank you very much!

Noxicity · 10-04-2004, 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Ryziez

okay, well i managed to get to Mournhold, and for anyone else interested, all you have to do is level up to level 6 (that is what level i was) and sleep outside and an Assassin from the Dark Brotherhood will wake you and attempt to kill you

Yeah, That's already happened to me... But I didn't follow up on it. Maybe I should. ???

Ryziez · 10-04-2004, 08:30 AM

definitely do. the beauty of Mournhold is awesome! the ambient sounds are overwhelming as it is. It is definitely something to explore, or just enjoy if nothing else. but beware, if you are low level, DO NOT attmept to kill any of the ordinators or Royal Guards.

Kinslayer · 10-04-2004, 07:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Ryziez

okay, well i managed to get to Mournhold, and for anyone else interested, all you have to do is level up to level 6 (that is what level i was) and sleep outside and an Assassin from the Dark Brotherhood will wake you and attempt to kill you, and even at only a Nord level 6 i was able to crush him. The Dark Brotherhood armor however is extremely lightweight and rather valuable (especially its weight to value ratio) and it looks pretty cool too, but unfortunately i am not trained with light armor so it was useless to me, but i am keeping it for those boring days when i finally decide to train myself for light armor use. But anyhow, after getting attacked by this assassin, go to a guard, and they will tell you the rest. But my new question is for those of you who are experienced with Mournhold. I was wandering around for a while, and wandered in the 'Craftsman' shop, the place where you can get Adamantium Armor custom made. Of course, this turned out to be very intriguing to me, so i decided to head down to the sewers of Mournhold in search of Adamntium, but since i am only a level 6 Nord with a Dwarven Axe and Bonemold Armor i got annihilated by the goblins. So my question is this: is the Adamantium armor worth the time needed to collect all the Adamantium for it, and pay to have it made? and what weight level is the Adamantium? i.e.: light, medium, heavy??? Another question i have is, i was reading another Morrowind forum, and i noticed someone mentioning something about their "Estate", or something of that nature, was just built, and it made me wonder, is there any way to have your own house built to keep all your prized belongings in? If anyone has any answers to either of my questions please let me know! Thank you very much!

As far as your own place. If you played Elder Scrolls 3, then you should already have a stronghold built on the Mainland, I have 3

. I didnt check out the armor so I cant help you with that unfortunately.