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Morrowind:Gold Kanet

:''"Gold kanet is a flowering plant commonly found in the Ascadian Isles and on Azura's Coast."

Gold Kanet''' is a flower commonly found in the Ascadian Isles and Sheogorad regions.  Ajira at the Balmora Mages Guild will ask you for a sample when you do the Four Types of Flowers quest for her.  There is a special variety of Gold Kanet called "Roland's Tear" (ID: ), which is found near Ald Sotha.  It is identical in both appearance and effect, but you'll need to find some for the quest of the same name for Aurane Frernis in Vivec.

  ''Roland's Tear plants have a 100% chance to harvest.''

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Andil (10) - Tel Vos Services Tower, Tel Vos
Andilu Drothan (5) - Andilu Drothan: Alchemist Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Daynali Dren (10) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Gils Drelas (10) - Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber, Tel Branora
Peragon (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort


  ''Four of these plants are the Roland's Tear variety.  One of them will have 3 samples, but the other three will only have 1 each.''
Morrowind:Vassamsi Grotto

This is just a simple grotto, nothing useful or interesting can be found in here. There is a dead body with Imperial pauldrons, chain coif and shield.

 

Notes
This location also appeared in The Elder Scrolls Online. 
Maps
thumb|left|Vassamsi Grotto, interior map
Morrowind:Gravedust

:"Gravedust is spirit-affinitive dust taken from remains buried in consecrated ground."

Gravedust is a somewhat rare ingredient, as it is not found on any creature or plant, and can only be purchased or found in a few select locations.

Gravedust is one of only two ingredients in vanilla Morrowind which can be used to create Restore Endurance potions, the other ingredient being Scales. The Tribunal expansion adds two other ingredients with a Restore Endurance effect.
Vendors
The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Arnand Liric (10) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Aunius Autrus (5) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Llathyno Hlaalu (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Lloros Sarano (10) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Milar Maryon (10) - Tel Vos Services Tower, Tel Vos
Salen Ravel (12) - Maar Gan Shrine, Maar Gan
Tivam Sadri (10) - Holamayan Monastery
Vaval Selas (5) - St. Olms Temple, St. Olms Canton, Vivec

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Caldera, Verick Gemain: Trader (2)
Tel Uvirith, Seleth's House (2)
Vivec, Guild of Mages (1 loose, 1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Hlaalu Alchemist (1 loose, 1 in Small Chest)
Ald'ruhn, Guild of Mages (1)
Balmora, Nalcarya of White Haven: Fine Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Balmora, Temple (1 in Small Chest)
Caldera, Surane Leoriane's House (1)
Dagon Fel, Heifnir: Trader (1)
Endusal, Kagrenac's study (1)
Heran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Hleran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Kogoruhn, Vault of Aerode (1)
Maren Ancestral Tomb (1)
Nelas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Rethan Manor (1 in Small Chest)
Sadrith Mora, Anis Seloth: Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Sarano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Suran, Ralds Oril: Trader (1)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (1)
Tel Aruhn, Maren Uvaren: Enchanter (1 in Small Chest)
Tel Branora, Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber (1)
Telvayn Ancestral Tomb (1)
Velas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Telvanni Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Telvanni Monster Lab (1)
Vos, Falvillo's Endeavor, Upper Level (1 in Small Chest)
Morrowind:Green Lichen

:''"Green lichen is a hardy primitive plant with modest magical properties that grows in the Ascadian Isles and Azura's Coast."

Green Lichen is a rare plant, mostly found growing on rocks in the West Gash region.  (The in-game description is completely wrong about the locations where this plant grows.)


The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Aurane Frernis (5) - Lower Waistworks, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Dralval Andrano (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Irna Maryon (3) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Scelian Plebo (5) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Telis Salvani (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Morrowind:Guar Hide

:"Guar hide is cured to make guar leather, used in native clothing, armors, and household goods."

Guar Hide is acquired by slaughtering Guars, either feral or domestic.  There are two special kinds of Guar Hide, "Girith's Guar Hide" and "Marsus' Guar Hide" (IDs:  and  ), different only in name, which are needed for two specific quests, Girith's Stolen Hides and Marsus Tullius' Missing Hides.  These can be mixed with regular Guar Hides or with each other and produce a potion with the first three of the four effects. (The Fortify Luck, being the second Fortify Attribute effect, will not be given.)  However, this will make it impossible to complete the associated quests.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Aunius Autrus (5) - Imperial Shrine Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Eldrilu Dalen (10) - Vos Chapel, Vos
Folvys Andalor (10) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Ygfa (4) - Fort Pelagiad, Pelagiad

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Drulene Falen's Hut (5)
Sadrith Mora, Anis Seloth: Alchemist (1 in Small Chest, 1 in Crate)
Sandus Ancestral Tomb (2)
Aralen Ancestral Tomb (1)
Aryon Ancestral Tomb (1)
Balmora, Nalcarya of White Haven: Fine Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Balmora, Temple (1 in Small Chest)
Endusal, Kagrenac's study (1)
Gimothran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Lleran Ancestral Tomb (1)
Releth Ancestral Tomb (1)
Rethan Manor (1 in Small Chest)
Salvel Ancestral Tomb (1)
Saren Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (1)
Tel Aruhn, Maren Uvaren: Enchanter (1 in Small Chest)
Thelas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Telvanni Apothecary (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Guild of Mages (1 in Small Chest)
Vivec, Hlaalu Alchemist (1 in Small Chest)
Vos, Falvillo's Endeavor, Upper Level (1 in Small Chest)
Wolverine Hall, Mages Guild (1)
Morrowind:Hackle-Lo Leaf

:"Hackle-lo leaf is a tasty edible succulent leaf of the Grazelands, prized both for its taste and its roborative powers." 

Hackle-Lo is a very common plant ingredient which can be found in people's food larders everywhere, often in large quantities.  It grows mainly in the Grazelands, but is so easy to acquire in any civilized area that there's little need to forage for it in the wild, though the relatively high price may make that a better alternative for the poorer player.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Daynali Dren (10) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Garas Seloth (5) - Telvanni Alchemist, Telvanni Canton, Vivec
Gils Drelas (10) - Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber, Tel Branora
Llarara Omayn (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Mehra Drora (5) - Gnisis Temple, Gnisis
Sedris Omalen (5) - Maar Gan Outpost, Maar Gan
Tivam Sadri (10) - Holamayan Monastery



Notes
Morrowind Patch Project 1.6.6 Beta changes the value of the Hackle-Lo Leaf from 30 to just 3 making some quests with it as a reward now pointless. This seems to have been an oversight on the patch developer's part.
Morrowind:Heather

:"Heather is a low evergreen shrub of the Ascadian Isles, known for its small, pinkish-purple flowers with modest magical properties."

Heather is a very common flower which grows in large quantities in the Ascadian Isles region.  Ajira at the Balmora Mages Guild will ask you to find a sample during the Four Types of Flowers quest.  Ajira is apparently not very bright, or she would have noticed that she already has an unlimited supply of them for sale. According to Ajira's report, Heather comes from Skyrim but none is found there during the 4th era.

The following vendors keep a restocking supply:
Ajira (5) - Guild of Mages, Balmora
Anarenen (10) - Guild of Mages, Ald'ruhn
Andilu Drothan (5) - Andilu Drothan: Alchemist Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Bildren Areleth (10) - Bildren Areleth: Apothecary, Tel Aruhn
Brarayni Sarys (10) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Peragon (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort

{|
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Largest number of plants:
Ascadian Isles Region, [-4,-4] (33 plants)
Vivec, St. Delyn Plaza (13 plants)
Vivec, St. Olms Plaza (12 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [0,-5] (9 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [-2,-6] (8 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [-1,-8] (8 plants)
Odai Plateau, [-5,-5] (7 plants)
Vivec, Foreign Quarter, [3,-10] (6 plants)
Vivec, Foreign Quarter, [4,-10] (6 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [-4,-5] (5 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [-3,-4] (5 plants)
Ascadian Isles Region, [4,-6] (5 plants)
Bitter Coast Region, [-4,-6] (5 plants)
Vivec, [2,-10] (5 plants)
Vivec, Hlaalu, [2,-11] (5 plants)
West Gash Region (-4,-3] (5 plants)
|
Loose samples:
Tel Uvirith, Arelas' House (3)
Ald Daedroth, Left Wing (2)
Tel Uvirith, Seleth's House (2)
Ald'ruhn, Guild of Mages (1)
Aralen Ancestral Tomb (1)
Aryon Ancestral Tomb (1)
Dreloth Ancestral Tomb (1)
Drinith Ancestral Tomb (1)
Hlaalu Ancestral Tomb (1)
Orethi Ancestral Tomb (1)
Pinsun (1)
Sarano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Sarys Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tel Mora, Jolda: Apothecary (1)
Vivec, Andilu Drothan: Alchemist (1)
Vivec, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary (1)
  Heather is also found in Moon Sugar barrels.
Morrowind:Hound Meat

:"Hound meat is the flesh of the nix-hound. The meat is sweet and tender, and has modest magical properties."

Hound Meat is acquired by killing Nix-Hounds.  It is also very common as a food item, and can be found in random food supplies in every civilized area.

 Normal Nix-Hounds have a 100% chance of harvesting 1 Hound Meat. Blighted Nix-Hounds have can have up to 3 Hound Meat, with each having a 60% chance of appearing.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Ajira (5) - Guild of Mages, Balmora
Arnand Liric (10) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Cienne Sintieve (10) - Cienne Sintieve: Alchemist, Manor District, Ald'ruhn
Daynali Dren (10) - Lower Tower, Tel Mora
Ganalyn Saram (5) - Hlaalu Alchemist, Hlaalu Canton, Vivec
Threvul Serethi (10) - Thervul Serethi: Healer, Sadrith Mora
Tusamircil (10) - Mage's Guild Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora
Ulumpha gra-Sharob (10) - Fort Darius, Gnisis
Zanmulk Sammalamus (10) - Gnisis Temple, Gnisis


Loose Samples can be found in the following locations:
Ashmelech (3 in Small Chest near Mororurg)
Elanius Camp, Yapal's Yurt (3)
Suran, Suran Slave Market (3)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Living Quarters (3)
Tel Branora, Fedar Davus's House (2)
Tel Uvirith, Tower Lower (2)
Ald'ruhn, Morag Tong Guildhall (1)
Andrano Ancestral Tomb (1)
Caldera, Guild of Mages (1)
Ghostgate, Tower of Dusk (1)
Indarys Manor, Berendas' House (1)
Kogoruhn, Hall of Maki (1)
Mamaea, Shrine of Pitted Dreams (1)
Molag Mar, Redoran Stronghold (1)
Omalen Ancestral Tomb (1)
Sadryon Ancestral Tomb (1)
Saren Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (1)
Vandus Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Arena Hidden Area (1)
Vivec, Black Shalk Cornerclub (1)
Vivec, Hlaalu Pawnbroker (1)
Vivec, Redoran Vaults (1)
Vos, Falvilo's Endeavor, Upper Level (1)
Morrowind:Hypha Facia

:"Hypha facia is a light brown shelf fungus collected from the trunks of trees in the Bitter Coast Region."

Hypha Facia is a shelf-fungus found growing on trees (and occasionally cave walls) throughout the Bitter Coast region.  It is often confused for Bungler's Bane, which is similar in appearance and often grows in the same places.  Hypha Facia is the slightly more useful of the two, though neither is particularly valuable for alchemical purposes.  Ajira at the Balmora Mages Guild will ask for a sample during the Four Types of Mushrooms quest.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Aurane Frernis (5) - Lower Waistworks, Aurane Frernis: Apothecary, Foreign Quarter, Vivec
Danoso Andrano (10) - Ald'ruhn Temple, Ald'ruhn
Dralval Andrano (5) - Balmora Temple, Balmora
Jolda (5) - Jolda: Apothecary, Tel Mora


 
Notes
While similar in appearance to Bungler's Bane, Hypha Facia grows much lower down on trees and may sometimes be found just inches above the ground.
Morrowind:Kagouti Hide

:"Kagouti hide is the skin of the wild kagouti. The hide is made into leather and used in clothing and household goods."

Kagouti Hide is acquired by killing Kagoutis, common, diseased, or blighted. It is one of only two alchemical ingredients to include the Night Eye effect, without the Bloodmoon expansion. The other is Daedra's Heart.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Bildren Areleth (5) Tel Aruhn
Dralval Andrano (5) Balmora, Temple
Galuro Belan (5) Vivec, Telvanni Canton
Guls Llervu (5) Ald'Ruhn, Redoran Council Hall
Pierlette Rostorard (10) Sadrith Mora
Salen Ravel (10) Maar Gan Shrine

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Ulummusa (4)
Molag Mar, Redoran Stronghold (2)
Sadrith Mora, Pierlette Rostorard: Apothecary (2 in Basket)
Salvel Ancestral Tomb (1)
Suran, Ibarnadad Assirnarari: Apothecary (1)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (1)
Tel Mora, Jolda: Apothecary (1)
Morrowind:Kwama Cuttle

:"Kwama cuttle is a tough, waxy substance that comes from the beak of kwama beasts. Kwama cuttle has modest magical properties."

Kwama Cuttle can be obtained by killing Kwama. Any type of Kwama (except Scribs) will do. Foragers, Workers, Warriors, and Queens will all yield varying amounts of Cuttle.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Ajira (5) - Guild of Mages, Balmora
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Cienne Sintieve (10) - Cienne Sintieve: Alchemist, Manor District, Ald'ruhn
Dulian (10) - Buckmoth Legion Fort
Ganalyn Saram (5) - Hlaalu Alchemist, Hlaalu Canton, Vivec
Irna Maryon (5) - Tower Entry, Tel Aruhn
Nalcarya of White Haven (10) - Nalcarya: Fine Alchemist, Balmora
Tusamircil (10) - Mage's Guild Wolverine Hall, Sadrith Mora

Loose samples can be found in the following locations:
Holamayan Monastery (2)
Tel Aruhn, Tower Entry (2)
Tel Uvirith, Seleth's House (2)
Caldera, Verick Gemain: Trader (1)
Dreloth Ancestral Tomb (1)
Drinith Ancestral Tomb (1)
Hlaalu Ancestral Tomb (1)
Tel Mora, Lower Tower (1)
Tel Uvirith, Arelas' House (1)
Tel Uvirith, Omavel's House (1)
Velas Ancestral Tomb (1)
Vivec, Telvanni Alchemist (1)
Morrowind:Large Kwama Egg

:"Kwama eggs are a rich, nutritious foodstuff with modest magical properties. Popular throughout the Empire, kwama eggs stay fresh for a long time, and kwama mining is a profitable industry on Vvardenfell."

Large Kwama Eggs are a very abundant ingredient in Egg Mines.  Every Kwama Egg Sack is guaranteed to contain one, and you may also find them carried by the Workers or on the Queen.  With Egg Sacks averaging around 50 per mine, a single run can get you a good supply very quickly.  They are also extremely common in food containers in people's homes.  Unlike Small Kwama Eggs, however, they are NOT carried by any restocking vendors.  However, this should not stop you from getting more of them than you'll ever know what to do with.

If you have the official plugin Entertainers installed, four Large Kwama Eggs can be used for juggling.
Morrowind:Luminous Russula

:"Luminous russula is a squat, mottled-brown-and-green toadstool mushroom of the Bitter Coast region with modest magical properties."

Luminous Russula is a common fungus that grows in great numbers in the Bitter Coast region, as well as in some caves and mines.  True to its name, these mushrooms give off a glow which can be seen from a good distance in the dark.  The live plants actually illuminate the area around them, though harvested samples can still be placed on the ground as markers in dark areas.

Another good use for Luminous Russula is as a quick source of air when swimming for long distances. Water Breathing is its first effect, which means you do not need to make a potion to benefit from it. Simply eating a Luminous Russula raw will instantly refill your breath meter, allowing you to continue swimming for a long time without drowning.

Ajira at the Balmora Mages Guild will ask you for a sample of this during the Four Types of Mushrooms quest.

Luminous Russula is one of only two ingredients in vanilla Morrowind which can be used to create Poison potions (not counting the rare Poison), the other ingredient being Violet Coprinus. The Tribunal expansion adds three other ingredients with a Poison effect.

The following vendors carry a restocking supply:
Anis Seloth (10) - Anis Seloth's shop, Sadrith Mora
Ernand Thierry (5) - Guild of Mages, Caldera
Jolda (10) - Jolda: Apothecary, Tel Mora
Peragon (5) - Moonmoth Legion Fort
Morrowind:Edryno Arethi

Edryno Arethi is a Dark Elf scout and a House Cousin of the House Hlaalu. She can be found at her home, in the southern corridor of the Hlaalu Canton waistworks in Vivec.

She is a medium trainer in Athletics, Long Blade and Block for members of House Hlaalu.

Edryno wears a boiled netch leather cuirass, netch leather greaves with matching gauntlets and boots, and a common shirt with matching pants. She carries a pair of common shoes along with a steel longsword. Aside from her natural resistance to fire and the sanctuary provided by her ancestors, she knows no spells. 

 
Related Quests
House Hlaalu
Lore:Fourth Era

First Century
                     

Second Century
                      
 

Third Century
                 

References
Morrowind:Reeh-Jah

Reeh-Jah is an escaped Argonian slave that can be found to the northwest of the Erabenimsun Camp and to the north of the Maren Ancestral Tomb.  He is trying to get to the Argonian Mission in Ebonheart, and could use your help. He is wearing a slave's left bracer and common pants. Like all Argonians, he is immune to poison, has a resistance to disease, and can breathe underwater, but otherwise knows no spells.
 
Related Quests


Dialogue
Greetings:
:*"Who...who are you? You go now! Leave me alone. I must get home now."
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must get home:
:*''"No, not home. To the Argonian Mission in Ebonheart before they find me, that's where I must go. The Tel Aruhn hunters be out looking for me, no doubt about it. If they find Reeh-Jah, that's it for me!"
::*A runaway slave? I'll help you to the Mission. "You want to help me? That a rare thing in these parts, I tell you what. Maybe you get us there, maybe not, but I rather be on my way than have them find me here."
::*A runaway slave, huh? You'll be worth some money back in Tel Aruhn. Come with me, or I'll kill you where you stand. "No! I should have known you bounty hunter! Don't hurt me. I'll come along. Just don't hurt me no more."
::*Go on your way. I have no wish to get involved in this. "Okay. Don't tell no one you seen me, okay? I'm off now."
:*"Yes, home."'' (If you speak to him after you've brought him to the Argonian Mission)
:*"One day, I will hopefully get there."
Reeh-Jah
:*''"That's me."''
UESPWiki:Archive/CP Article to Discussion

Article to Discussion
I believe the information on the Editing Page should be moved to this discussion page, and a "UESP Editing Guide" should be put in its place. Yes, I know we have a "Style Sheet", but we still need a more comprehensive way of informing people the arts of editing on UESP. For example, I think the walkthrough should include a listing of the templates we use, how to do things around here, a listing of the current sysops, etc. I can do this myself, but I just need some support since this is a fairly big project proposal. --Aristeo 13:55, 24 May 2006 (EDT)
: I moved the article to  and I made my own article. Feel free to improve upon it. ''(See Below Discussion)'' --Aristeo 17:57, 30 May 2006 (EDT)
UESPWiki:Archive/CP Biographies?

Biographies?

Hi, I'm new.

I searched for a few important characters (Nerevar, Tiber Septim, Uriel VII, Jagar Tharn) and found no pages specifically for them, so I'm guessing that there's no biographies for important characters. Would an actual, specific (and, of course, accurate) biography for important characters be appropriate or is there some decission against it? The Sload 00:06, 23 May 2006 (EDT)

:History of Nerevar is in major part unknown (and gradually revealed as you progress through Morrowind, so it would be a huge spoiler). The best source of biographies are the ingame books, so rewriting these mostly misses the purpose. Of course if someone is willing to undertake this task and do it WELL...?

:We could write some descriptions about the charactors. This is supposed to be a Wiki after all; source of all knowledge about Elder Scrolls. I guess I could undertake this task. --Aristeo 11:21, 23 May 2006 (EDT)

::The Tamriel pages are supposed to have a "People" section but it appears it hasn't been transferred over yet (in addition to a few other sections I noted). The Old Tamriel Pages have a number of short biographies on any one of note. I'm not sure who has done, or is doing, most of the Tamriel stuff, but perhaps you could poke them to see if this omission is on purpose or not and if they are planning to add it. Either way, its a good area to add to the Wiki in the near future. Since its in the Tamriel section spoilers are much less of a concern.   -- DaveH 13:18, 23 May 2006 (EDT)

:::Awesome. I'd suggest handling it like the Wikipedia handlse minor characters in like Star Wars or the Matrix - that is, for well-developed characters we give them whole pages and for minor characters of no importance we put them on proper lists like "Tamriel: List of notable Iliac inhabitants" or "Tamriel: List of Second Era mages." Emperors should automatically get their own page, even if they're short. I'd gladly do some.

:::As to spoilers, a template could be used for a warning. The Sload 23:59, 23 May 2006 (EDT)

::::Hmm, I've got enough spare time to help out with this. Sounds interesting. I'll get on it...after graduation. --Azuri

::::Would there be any way to use the construction set to extract the text of books, which somebody could then copy/paste?  It seems that would be a heck of a lot easier then asking them to load up the test cell and find a chest with every single book in it and then typing them all up by hand.  But I don't know if this is possible at all, or whether it would be violating some copyright issues.  I'm sure we could ask Bethesda, though....  Just a thought. --Red cactus 07:38, 7 June 2006 (EDT)

:::::Indeed this is possible and probably what was done for most of the Morrowind books. I think we have some Oblivion books added already (see ). -- DaveH 13:06, 7 June 2006 (EDT)

: I've started on it ;) --Aristeo 21:25, 7 June 2006 (EDT)
UESPWiki:Archive/CP Deletion of pages

Deletion of pages

After coming across many pages that have been marked in one way or another as needing to be deleted, and flagging several for deletion myself, I've come up with a method I feel will make it easier to track pages for deletion. I've created a template,   , and a category,  . Simply changing the page to   will add the page to this category, and indicate that the page needs to be deleted (after double-checking that it really does need to be of course). How does this sound to people?  Endareth 02:37, 6 April 2006 (EDT)

Addendum: The category seems to be going weird after the first few pages I set to Delete, doesn't seem to want to show any more pages in other than those first few... argh... Endareth 03:19, 6 April 2006 (EDT)
:Ok, looks like my problem was from making a quick change to the template as I was flagging those pages for delete. Doing a fake edit on the pages put them back in the category properly. Endareth 03:40, 6 April 2006 (EDT)
::A reason why given page is to be deleted would be very nice. Just one-two words like "no content", "duplicate", "copyright" would be fine.
:::Easily done by following the Delete template with a couple of words of description. Endareth 19:44, 6 April 2006 (EDT)
:Great Idea! I've just put this template in all the Bloodmoon quest pages I marked for deletion previously. Also, I transcluded the template into the one that existed before: Mark for Deletion. Is there a way to avoid these two templates from appearing in the Category? If they do, as they do now, they may get deleted by chance. --DrPhoton 09:09, 7 April 2006 (EDT)