These Are the COOLEST Helmets In Morrowind - How to Get All Three Daedric Faces 

Inspiration for looks, god for exclusivity and rarity

I like them all equally (although I've never found them in-game), but if I had to choose, I would probably choose the Daedric Face of God

Neither 😛 I'm a light armor kinda guy.

Inspiration. But it is a very close tie, and honestly, it depends on the character i am playing. mage = inspiration warrior = god thief = terror

But I'm an argonian. 🦎

Ah, finally someone who understands true culture

Beast races can also wear glass helmets too!

Ok hold on. While the colovian fur helm is top tier, we can't forget about the masque of clavicus vile.

​@@mctool269That low tier, uncultured trash.... n'wah.

Why would I care about gear for farm tools though?

Math checks out ✅️

Batarian spotted!

Is That True? I Never Knew He Became A Bonewalker? -Jack

I thought terror was a representation of Sotha Sil (with God being Vivec and Inspiration being Almalexia)

​@@hoked2194According to UESP: "The Dunmer have Daedric masks styled in tribute to various revered figures, such as the Daedric Faces of Inspiration (Boethia), Terror (Nerevar), and God (Vivec)." Still could not find anything about "bonewalkers". I could only find this from Elder Scrolls fandom: "This helmet can be seen in the "The Art of Morrowind", the official artbook packed with the Collector's Edition of the game. According to Michael Kirkbride, one of the daedric helmets depicted there represents Nerevar Indoril's more terrible aspect as Hortator and Padomaic champion.

Dude my mind was mindblown, I literally was just exploring Vivec and then went through this

This is one of the reasons Morrowind I so damn cool. Not only do you have to find this secret location beneath an ancestral tomb, you have to go through a maze and multiple high level locks to get to the treasure room. THEN you have to be either lucky enough to find, or know about, the secret loot room in the ceiling only accessible by levitation or a ridiculous jump potion.

One of the coolest finds for sure. I was the same.

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All that bloodshed...and for what?? Haha 🤣

More eyes more prize 👌

The fact that they made him just these hulking monsters that had no real look to him and this one's actually really awesome

Chrysamere

Umbra is better or you can enchant a Daedric Dai-katana with Azura Star for Baddest Sword in the Game

He's using "Paladin Blade," an enchanted Chrysamere

True I tought Skyrim would never beat another elder scroll game but god damn morrowind

I just want to play the first elder scrolls now

source of this info? I just really wanna know why haha

@@garydunham335 no source other then just playing the game and putting two and two together. The enemy cult members are always naked with only corpus meat on them. You'll find two troths in six house bases near the shrine.. One with coprus meat.. they eat to join the cult.. and the other filled with random loot and clothes ect ect. I find its logical.. they walk in. Take off all clothes and possessions and place it into one troth container thingy.. and go pick up corpus meat from the other. Giving up ones life to serve the cult and sixth house dagoth ur.. ect. Like I mentioned above.. in oblivion.. you find a similar situation with the mythic dawn. The new initiates have to give up all possessions to join the cult. Just from in game experience.. and enjoying and knowing the actual lore.. well it just makes sense. I can't confirm it's cannon.. but it's heavily implied or.. atleast so it appears to me. You should remember these guys are naked and if they rank up.. they turn into various corpus beasts. None where clothes or armor.. some where ONLY sixth house amulets.. They are ordinary people before they join and get corpus and change.. Their possessions are clearly LEFT somewhere.. and I felt that exchange was around the dagoth ur shrine.. because it's like environmental story telling. They dropped stuff there.. got corpus meat there.. joined the cult infront of the shrine.. and that's where their stuff remains.. till you come along to loot it :) anyways.. hope this explains why I assume this. I won't be so bold to say it's cannon or certain.

The enchantment value on bearclaw is high...but endurance is kind of a wasted stat to boost imo. If you want the avoidance from the agility one of these badboys enchanted with sanctuary is better I think

Nah, fact u can enchant them youself puts them far above the bearclaw helm

Also my favorite is the face of God lol

I disagree, the face of god qould probably actually be at home in skyrim, as skyrim is all about dark gloomy tones, course they couldn't just port the model and textures even tho they look good, needs better textures for it to exist but then they'd probably lose the aesthetic of it, they always do

Personally, I like the steel armour quite a lot.

Oof. Sorry for your loss. At least you knew for the next character.

That is Chrysamere. Great sword!

They probably give up all their worldly possessions when they join, and then they slowly turn into corprus or ash monsters. Naked crazy guy is their caterpillar form 😆

Potions of levitate are crafted? I'm just guessing based on the alchemy gui and how they allow you name the potions as you make them

I think the difference is how long and to what degree. Levitate has a degree, 100 points of levitate makes you fly faster than 1 point of levitate. And there’s duration too.

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Edit: WAIT THAT'S A LIE THESE LOOK SO GOOD ON MY MAGE

I have no idea to be honest. I always pronounced it with the silent G like 'gnome'.

I pronounce it like you commenter...

Bearclaw enchantment sucks, self enchanted gear will always be better lmao, could enchant a could exquisite items to get the same if not better effects

@@imonke5303 the max u can do is 24 pts. Oreyns helm does 40 for both agility and endurance