#HOW TO ENCHANT MORROWIND MODS#

Don't choose unarmored, without mods it's broken, requiring at least one piece of armor. I suggest choosing only one armor type, mixing types is not really a good idea. Hand to Hand is tricky as it drains fatique first and then starts damaging health but quite good once you have high skill, stunned opponents cannot hit back. Axes are easy to raise, Long Blade is the most common weapon and most weapon artifacts are Long Blades. Endurance changes do not retroactively change health without mods so high endurance is useful as you gain more health per level. Set those skills you are going to use most as major and less often used as minors.Д¬hoose strong race (Nord, Orc, Redguard are good choices) and tag endurance (and any other attribute you wish). Don't choose a pre-made class, make one yourself. New player might want to stick to a warrior.

Buy fatigue potions if you can afford it.ДЄnd now to character. Don't run before combat, if you spot an enemy, walk and let it recharge. Higher fatigue let's you hit more easily and you do more damage. You can always up it do normal once you get levels or need challenge. Let's see, start by reducing the difficulty slider at least 50% as you're a new player. I'd have to plug in my X-box if you really want to know my actual skills/stats and build, but it's not like it's EXTREMELY HARD to break Morrowind's combat. Then steal like money is going out of style and pay/glitch a 1gold training for skills up to 99. If all else fails, go to the UESP wiki and look up the secret masters. I pretty much resorted to punching out enemies on Morrowind GotY X-box because I didn't need any other weapon given I was doing one-two punches before they were on the floor from Endurance Drain and then punching them to death. Then you'll literally steamroll over enemies with no issue. Then use a minor or misc skill for another +5 stat. You will seriously need no training if you 'stick to character' and use swords/major skills per 5 levels IIRC for the +5 stat bonus. The other 2-4 combat skills, Medium/Heavy Armor if needed. ITT: Complexity instead of being dumbed down like Oblivion scares people.

How to enchant morrowind