They grew up without their mother, A terrible disease took her from us, What should a father do?, I could not comfort them, I could not guide them.
One of them died of bitter grief, The other died of the famine, The third was hanged for a crime, The fourth found his grave in the sea, The fifth vanished in the war.
And as he came to Necrom, He looked up the sky and shouted, No God on the whole of Nirn, Is able to relief the terrible pain,
Staff of Chaos for use by the TR community. Textures are incomplete, and are highly likely to be re-tweaked to look more aesthetically appealing (and correct any issues with consistency), but for for what is already here, it is entirely useable.
Gnomey says: “Othrocks-optimised: Another big one; Swiftoak's WIP Shipal-shin/Othreleth rock models. This is a max file, so I haven't been able to take a look at it yet.“
Not to be confused with a slave UPrising. This is based on the idea that in history, some slaves could work their way out of bondage. It makes sense to transfer this to Morrowind slaves, as we have an example of that in Divyath Fyr’s Argonian slave. (And this also gives Slave 5’s request in the Escaped Slaves quest some weight, having there be a precedent.)
The Nomarch has a new slave. New slave, being new, is doing all sorts of rebellious things and was called to task for it. The Nomarch’s son attempted to discipline this slave, but it turned into a scuffle, where the son was thrown down some stairs, beaten, and nearly killed. In the excitement, the slave fled, taking several others with him or her. (Possibly the Nomarch’s son should be an Overseer instead? To not be mistaken for the other Nomarch’s son we’ve dealt with.)
Premise: The PC is sent to negotiate the sale of some Argonian slaves.
Details: A Dres clan is trying to replenish their slave workforce after a recent drought killed off many of their Argonians. (Or rather, the Dres severely rationing the water supply did.) The player is sent off to make contact with a bunch of rogue Argonians, who have agreed to sell them the slaves.
