Three of Morrowind's most UNIQUE staves for the discerning stick wizard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Today are taking a look at some of Morrowind's most unique staves for the most discerning wizard!
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I like how you can actually swing these staves in game. Oblivion and Skyrim did staves dirty by gravely limiting staff versatility between buffs and damage.
The memes were on point today. Especially for the Staff of Magnus xD
Thanks! Like half of the production time was the memes lol
The jokes were so good. The clip from the “two handed blunt” almost put me in the floor
I cant wait for 20 years from now when these kinds of videos are made for Tamriel Rebuilt.
Hopefully it won't take me that long lol
@@Gitshiver yes, but no one has explored the mainoamd as well as Vvardenfell. Probably not even Mournhold or Solsthiem.
The alliteration is strong with this one
My staff knowledge is at bare minimum but Magnus one looks like one I'd love using. Hasedoki staff in Skyrim left me with ptsd, it's super overpowered.
It’s so weird how the difference of magic / staffs etc in each game ..
And how it contradicts the other games.
Right? I figure if some artifacts can "choose" to abandon a master, and are occasionally found in an inactive state, that they must have some sort of "life cycle" so maybe their effects shift as well!
@@Gitshiver like I’m playing eso and magic is basically staff based than In morrowind a staff is basically a club and I’m oblivion it’s back to a staff that’s magic and Skyrim it’s basically the same. It’s weird makes
You wonder … what lore reason they could give for staffs not being magic casting tools in morrowind
@@LostHorizons0Gameplay coding limitations.
@@povilzem I understand that I’m speaking in lore terms…. Not game play. They have the “levitation act” to explain away no more levitation spells. Making reasons in the lore makes the world more believable things like this.. make the world seem manufactured when playing, it’s nice to get lost in the world but little things break the immersion.
Great editing in this one!
Thanks! I started experimenting lol
If you duplicate quest items with a merchant you can turn the quest in and still keep one for yourself, its tricky though and may create a billion copies by mistake and crash your game, but it DOES work
I might need to put the bong down but that scene where they reclaimed the watering hole and threw the first tool the bone club was into the air as it transitioned into a satellite space weapon had me all fucked up lmao 2001:A space odyssey the goat
Two thumbs up, great video. 👍👍
Thanks glat you enjoyed it!
My favorite is the Wizard Staff
It is an Ebony Staff with the enchantment of 1 point of levitation for 120 seconds and reinforcing by 10 points (or 100 I don't remember well) of unarmed for 120 seconds
Sub...scrib? I feel like a scrib half out of a submarine hatch is required now.
7:40 made me choke on my food
Deadly den of dagoth denizens? Man’s a poet and I’m sure he new it.
Good shitt
Bone heap
I just scrolled through the UESP Creation Club list to see what Morrowind items are availiable, and for $39.99 to buy them all. Morrowind costs $14.99 on steam. Does that make Morrowind CC for pauper class players? Only Todd knows for sure.
I miss how straightforward the way magical weapons and enchantment in general were implied to be in Morrowind. Souls are a source of magika. Stick someone's soul in an item and you can essentially "program" it to do all sorts of things, and it'll keep on doing it because _there's a soul in there._ The way you need to keep recharging these items in later games makes much less diagetic sense, the Soul Cairn especially makes the actual "mechanics" of Soul Trap make no sense whatsoever, and then ESO does this whole thing with Vanus Gallerion where his "essence" (which is what, exactly?) is used as a magical power source despite him still being plenty alive.
It feels like it breaks some metacanon principle of magic, like, the souls are still in the object, which is still in the mundus, and still receives the magical energies from Aetherius like everything else on Nirn. That's my understanding of how magical objects "recharge" in Morrowind, at least.
@@Gitshiver Pretty much how I see it as well.
I'll be brutally honest here for a second, I thought the title said slaves instead of staves.
I personally always buy the altmer girl, Ciralinde. The extravagant prestige of owning a high elf is intoxicating. Especially given my not-so-hidden fetishes.
@@povilzem what
"most unique"?
Most unique looking in appearance, at least. I was going to go with "most powerful" but the Crosier of St. Lothis didn't quite make sense, though I suppose it IS powerful, just in the most unhelpful way! Lol