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Underpall Cave of those areas in OOO that can really test you to the limit. though if you can steal them, that works just as well. * = You must be Guardian rank or higher in the FG to requisition them legally. Go forth, and slash/bash those ethereal pains in the posterior, AYLEID STYLE! Malatta Volenbal (Regular mace): Cheydinhal FG hall (Guardian rank or higher*) Gah Malatta Volenbal (Greatmace): The Umbacano Collection Malatta Maicatulwe (Glaive): Atatar (again) Malatta Quinga (Bow): Hame, Leyawiin FG Hall (Guardian rank or higher*) Gah Malatta Volenmaica (2H Battle axe): Veyond Malatta Gorimacil (longsword/scimitar): Rielle You'll need soul gems to replenish them (though they'll have some energy in them), and you'll need Journeyman armorer skill (as repairing them at a shop is horrendously expensive, and they're rather frail weapons to begin with). No specifics I gotta leave SOME challenge in finding them for you guys! Be informed that, because they've languished for aeons, their enchantment energy has slowly seeped out, and the weapons themselves aren't in good condition. Not only do they deal quite a bit of shock damage from a strike enchant, but they also have an added benefit of exacerbating the shock weakness for the next hit (if you can get the hit in quickly enough).Д«elow are a list of general locations of 'hidden' meteoric iron weapons with shock damage enchants. However, for those of you not skilled in Destruction, there are other ways. If you're a mage with some Destruction talent, you can bowl those punks over quite quickly with some liberal application of shock damage attacks (although it's risky because they could bounce it back at you). They are massively vulnerable to shock damage. However, they have one fatal weakness: shock.

Understandably so, they're immune to normal damage (unless the weapon is otherwise ignorant of that resistance), fire, and frost. You may have trouble fighting the Ethereal Warriors. Best thing to do is do the MG recommendations in order of difficulty: Bruma, Cheydinhal, Bravil, Anvil, Chorrol, Skingrad and then Leyawiin. They range from Bruma, which is absurdly easy, and Cheydinhal, which is easy if you have the right spell, to Leyawiin, where you have to fight bandits, marauders, creatures and other Mages. How do I not get killed doing the Mage's Guild Recommendations?Дoing the Mage's Guild recommendation quests in OOO can be a tricky challenge. Note that there are other options for starting these quests, except Path of Iron. Shadows in a Struggle for Power - Started by reading the warning posts in Anvil or stumbled upon by either finding the Dread Helmet in Fort Facian, killing Faran Hestarius at Fort Flecia or reading Hannibal Traven's writings, for example. Slavers and Smugglers - Triggered by discovering either the Nayon, Seran or Marsh Punk camp. The Skyrim Bandit Clans - Read any of the imperial posters in Bruma and/or read the note on the desk in the West Wing of Clouds Temple. Here are some more specific tips:ДЄ Path of Iron - Triggered by trying to grab Melus Petelius' Claymore by his wife's grave in Brindle Home. The one in Anvil would point to Shadows in a Struggle for Power and the one in Bruma to The Skyrim Bandit Clans, for example. And generally, reading the notifications you'll find in cities would start you out on them. A Path of Iron is the only questline with a clearcut start - the other ones can be triggered on different locations/occasions.

#OBLIVION MAP MARKER OVERHAUL HOW TO#

Lots of people have asked for details on how to start the quests in OOO 1.32. Unless specifically noted this comes from the old guide. Many of these questions come straight from Devnull's guide and they deserve all the credit. If you have questions, ask them and I will put them here too. Mostly the Frequently Asked Questions are questions I had when playing OOO.

Oblivion map marker overhaul