Question Time!

DonWalking · June 2017

Before I get into this I just want to say what a great job ZoS has done with Morrowind, just by launching the game up and seeing the new title screen was amazing enough! Anyways without further adieu here are my questions.

1. What are the new armor sets that were introduced with the release for Morrowind? Any good for tanking?
2. Is there some kind of new style of armor/weapons that were added and look like green emerald armor?
3. Should I try to make my Stam DK, into a Stam & Mag DK? (30 stam-30 mag)
4. Now with the decrease in resource recovery, is Willow's Path a good set for tanking?

Thank you for all those that responded and gave helpful advice, may the gods watch over you all.

BONUS: What's your favorite thing about Morrowind so far?

Ilithyania · June 2017

the classic Morrowind soundtrack

Drdeath20 · June 2017

I can't answer them all but for my dk tank I put all 60 points into stamina.

Wore 5 piece plague doctors for the health.
5 piece willows path for the recovery
2 pieces mighty chudan for the defense

All armor pieces with prismatic glyphs
All jewellery with a different recovery glyph

Health around 35k.
Stamina around 30k.
Magicka around 15k

Best part of morrowind is the nerf stamblade gankers got. It's still easy mode but it's not always a guarantee 1 shot kill.

Phica_Lovic · June 2017

1. Warrior-Poet is pretty decent for Tanking (google it). They also introduced War maiden's which is a mag dps set, and a few others - some okay, some not.
2. No idea.
3. No. There are some hybrid sets - but solely given on the line of questioning, the idea of putting together a hybrid build that doesn't suck may be a task that'll take you far too long. Stick with what works until some theory-crafter fixes a really nice hybrid build.
4. I'd say a hard no to this one. Recovery wasn't destroyed. But people can't just spam cast anymore. More pots, more heavy attacks. Willow's path is still weaksauce.

Bonus: I'm pretty into the PvE/PvP aspects of the game - and the changes are nice (or at least something different). But I loved the story of Morrowind. They did a solid job tipping a hat to ES3.