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[Borodin]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(gregor @ Nov 24 2006, 06:31 AM) [snapback]268520[/snapback]</div>

i think you can always reinstate yourself when you are house master.
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If you can't, and you're playing on a PC, you can always hit ~, bring up the console, and type:

player->pcjoinfaction "Faction Name"

If you're not at the rank you had before, type:

player->PCRaiseRank "Faction Name"

[Xikarita]

Do you guys think the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind is worth buying?

[gregor]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Sister Moon @ Dec 5 2006, 05:33 AM) [snapback]270315[/snapback]</div>

Do you guys think the Bloodmoon expansion for Morrowind is worth buying?
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as i see it both expansions Mournhound and Bloodmoon are worth buying if you liked Morrowind. I havent' played them yet but from what iv'e read and since i liked Morrowind i hope i can get them soon.

[Mighty Midget]

^I believe they are Tribunal and Bloodmoon. and yes, even though I haven't gotten very far in T/BM, I'd say they are worth it.

[Tervez]

They do have way better quests than in the basic Morrowind.

[Tito]

I enjoyed the Bloodmoon one a lot, but it was included in an especial edition of Morrowind, along with Tribunal. Besides, they both felt a bit short for me. Anyway, if i is cheap, I would recomend it. It has some interesting characters and enemies, and beautiful landscapes also.

[Doubler]

Tribunal's my favorite. It fits in better with the world and the entire expansion a bit more risky. It's a tech demo in some ways, and surprisingly beautiful at times.

But generally people favor Bloodmoon. It adds more hours of play then Tribunal does, that's for sure. It's a rather big island and lycanthropy does it for many as well :P
It didn't feel as polished, though.

At any rate, if you've enjoyed Morrowind both are certainly worth getting.
Especially at todays prices.

Heh, I have them all twice, since I had to rebuy Morrowind as the GotY when my original MW CD got damaged. I'd already bought the expansions when they first came out :P

[gregor]

Well here something interesting. i found this very expencive spell called "resist corpus disease". is it possible to really resist that disease if you would use Resist corpus 100%? i means that disease is scripted isn't it?

[Mighty Midget]

That sounds strange indeed, because I think that yes, you are supposed to contract that disease at some point. If it is true, I wonder what will happen then, when "the time comes" and you don't get it. Could be interesting to find out.

[Doubler]

I'm 99% sure it's a scripted function that adds the effect to you. As such, it should bypass resistances.

At any rate, I'm also 99% sure the only way you should be able to get the resist corprus desease effect is by the relevant quest. If you actually found it in a spell somewhere in the vanilla game, that's very odd.