A belt or glove with five or ten seconds of telekinesis is also very handy for that 'five-finger discount' for expensive items just get out of sight of the shopkeeper and you can use your magical reach to steal things right out from under him (just don't try to sell them back to him).ДЎ) Train train train train. You've got minor magic, but if you don't have them yet then make sure you either learn the Mark/Recall spells or have a pair of items enchanted with those two. I'd reccomend having a ring enchanted with short-term jump or levitation because at times there are places you want to get to that you can't normally. You should also probably have a couple of other handy little trinkets. Putting a short-term paralysis 'strike on impact' spell into your sword is very handy my personal load-out was to carry a short, fast sword with a 3 or 4 second paralyse ability and, once I switched to that, pull out the Big Nasty with all manner of nasty death-spells built in (which pretty much drained the sword in a single hit) and let them have it. Enchanting is expensive as hell, but well worth it. Training is pretty cheap at low levels and not a bad investment. Any advice from you Morrowind master would be greatly appreciated.ДЄlso, where is the location of the first Redoran quest? Go west out of Ald-Huran, take the left fork as you enter the hills, then take the right fork, then youвЂ™ll see her Guar, but first wander the wilderness for hours because you have no sense of direction. IвЂ™ve been thinking paralysis, but I only have three enchantment slots on the sword. IвЂ™d like to enchant my glass longsword so I can use it against ethereal creatures, but I donвЂ™t know with what. Now this is where you come in, I have 120k, and no idea what to spend it on. After another thrilling run down the foyado, I managed to get to the Creeper, where I spent three weeks of game time translating the glass armor into cold, hard cash. To make a long story short, I walked out of Ghostgate with a complete set of Glass armor, a glass longsword, and three pieces of ebony armor. Running up the foyoda was a little bit harder than expected, mainly due to constant harassment by Cliff Racer and the need to clear out a Daedric shrine so the cliff racers didnвЂ™t kill me on the way up, but eventually I got to Ghostgate un-blighted and more or less in one piece. But before I went and did exciting adventures, I decided to make a quick run up to Ghostgate because it didnвЂ™t look that tricky, and I had heard that there was some really good armor for the taking. After around 10 hours of wandering the wilderness kicking ass and taking names, my Redguard Adventurer (sword & board, heavy armor, sneak, security, and a minor in magic and running) had leveled up to 6 and started a variety of quests in the Peligad area.

Morrowind master of security