Quick question about archer, it looked fun, but it was sort of a chore to aim in just the right spot to kill stuff, does that get easier as you level up? every third attempt, right? Hah.try every 10th or so, though sometimes you may get lucky.) but it's a good guideline. (The second number next to the spell name, the first is the magika cost to cast it.) Mind you, the to cast chance seems to be utter bunk, (a spell with a 33% to cast chance should be successful approx. You can verify this by looking at the to cast chance in the list of known spells in your inventory. The less tired you are, the more likely you are to sucessfully cast the spell, and the to cast chance drops dramatically as your fatigue drops. If you join the mages guild, each guild hall has a chest that contains several "Standard Restore Magika" potions, as well as a few other useful items (restore fatigue potions*, Scrolls of x Intervention, etc)īe damn sure to keep your fatigue up when casting spells. Thanks for the advice, for a game this big I like to get a little bit of a heads-up so I can create my character better without having to learn as much stuff the hard way. If it is always a struggle to keep magic points up, I may considering going to an archer or fighter type class, they aren't going to have the same problems with ammo. However if I'm practically tripping over the ingredients that I need everywhere I go then it wouldn't be too bad. As helpful as it is to the game, I'm not too keen on the alchemy idea, I'd rather find other methods of recharging. To make things worse, I chose the sign that makes you not recharge mana, so I guess sleeping would solve the problem, but taking a nap every 5 minutes only seems like a temporary solution, dungeons and such would pose more of a problem.ĭoes this situation get better later on? Will I start encountering towns with a ton of magicka restoring potions, if so, which ones? I understand the alchemy route is a way to produce potions like that too. I miss being able to stock up on potions of mana in a shop somewhere. In Morrowind it seems like I have to roam the countryside looking for different ingredients for something that will maybe restore 10 points.
I'm used to just about every other RPG I've played where mana recharging potions/hypos are pretty easy to come by. One problem I'm having is keeping my mana/magicka/whatever recharged. Hey, I'm trying to do a mage-like class in morrowind since it sounds like there are a lot of possibilities there.
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