You (Probably) Missed This Quest When You Played Morrowind - Morrowind Artifact Guide

Let's spread the vampire plague and miss out on NO content! Highly recommend a vampire playthrough if you have never done one, this quest is one of MANY available to only vampires. Anyone can get the ring, but few can get the backstory.

“We can either give every NPC individually voiced lines or make the game deeper than the Mariana Trench.” - Michael Kirkbride (Probably)

I have killed her probably a dozen times just for the ring. Had no idea she was apart of a quest. Two decades of my life several playthroughs a year and Im still learning new things.

2:50 I used prolonged bouts of corprus to get a boost to my strength. In Morrowind, having an incurable wasting disease is more socially acceptable than being a vampire.

I started a playthrough recently for the first time since I was a kid, came across this tomb by chance and I got her trapped in a half open door and just smacked the crap out of her for what felt like an eternity. Then I looted her and saw the ring, gotta love morrowinds loot system I just wish the more modern games were the same in that aspect.

I love this ring. I usually get it from completing a Fighters Guild quest that is literally next door.

11:05 She blocks 90% in total because she's a vampire and one of the buffs that vampirism gives is 50% normal weapon resistance.

Well, that's tonight's Morrowinds OP artifact of choice sorted. Just grabbed the Bearclaw helm last night. I love how you can build utterly OP toons in Morrowind which is great as I played Morrowind for hundreds of hours when it was realised and never got anywhere. We are spoiled with these guides these days. Good work.

The Fighters Guild send you on a quest to kill some bandit. The bandits are using the neighbouring cave as a hideout, having struck a deal with Marara to lure in bounty hunters and have them run straight through the cave into the Ancestral Tomb whereupon she will take them as prey. I found this out after running straight through said cave and right into the clutches of the vampire. Turns out the bandits are hiding in the ceiling and you need levitation or jump to get up there.

I’ve always been interested in the Morrowind Vampire quests/faction. The only time I even became a vampire to get Elton Brand

"satanic tadpole" 😆

lol I remember in the strategy guide that came out with the game had a very long warning about trying to become a vampire. It was like "it isn't game breaking per say but you're gonna be playing a different game for a while."

Oddly enough, I remember this quest. I didn't miss it. I was doing a full vampire playthrough with some expanded powers and longer nights mods and such. Included were a few QoL things like certain helmets that hid your face don't let people know you're a vampire as well as the ability to use persuasion on essentially anyone to get them to talk to you if you bribe them enough. It certainly didn't make the game easy but it made the game playable and I went out of my way to do all the vampire related quests. I ran into this one by complete accident though and it was very memorable because I was playing a breton atronach with some heavily defensively enchanted gear. I threw one spell at her, it reflected, and I oneshot myself. It was very funny. I also remember wondering if the quest turned out different if you were human. Now I know!

I nearly freaked out when I first met her because of how fast she and other vampires are. It felt good to finish her off and that is a sweet ring as well.

loving these artifact guides man keep it up your videos rock

I randomly stumbled upon her in a recent playthrough. I never encountered her before so I assumed it was one of my mods or something. Really powerful vanilla ring, damn.

It’s my favorite nerdy Chris Evans

Depending on which bloodline of vampire infects you will also decide if you miss out on a very cool quest.

"I've been watching too much Rings of Power" But why?!

Been a while since I tried talking to her this way. But I recall being able to talk to her if you cast a high enough calm spell on her which allows you to complete the quest without becoming a vampire. Been a while so not sure if it actually completes the quest but I definitely remember talking to her this way. I tend to make a calm spell with a high level anyway because there are quite a few trainers that are initially hostile to the player that are easily missed. So can cast the spell and increase disposition to get training later on.