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Morrowind:Bonemold

Bonemold, also known as Great House armor, is an expensive medium weight armor which can generally only be afforded by Morrowind's Dunmer nobles. The armor is composed of bones which are artificially shaped and assembled before being fixed with resin glues. There are a variety of Bonemold designs for each of the various houses. The book Bone tells the story of their invention.

While principally used to create armor, Bonemold is also useful in the creation of Marksman weapons (bows, arrows, and bolts). It is strong yet flexible, making it ideal for this sort of application, and Bonemold Long Bows are surpassed only by such rare items as the Daedric Long Bow and Auriel's Bow in terms of their power. Bonemold Long Bows actually exceed all others in terms of enchantability.

In the official plugin Entertainers, a Bonemold Shield (of any kind, excluding custom-enchanted ones) is needed to dance "the handy high-kick", a traditional Dunmer dance.

Armor
thumb|right|Bonemold Armor (Gah-Julan on left, Armun-An on right)
There are several types of Bonemold Armor:
The standard Bonemold Armor is the most common, and is readily available everywhere.
Armun-An Bonemold Armor is favored by House Hlaalu and House Telvanni. The Cuirass is identical to the standard Bonemold Cuirass in appearance and stats. The other pieces (Helm and Pauldrons) are also identical in terms of stats, differing only in appearance.
Gah-Julan Bonemold Armor is favored by House Redoran. All of the pieces with this name (Cuirass, Helm, and Pauldrons) are different in appearance. The helm provides slightly less protection than standard Bonemold Armor, but the cuirass and pauldrons provide a little more. The helm has a protective cowl against the frequent Ash Storms in Redoran territory.
House Shields: In addition to the standard Bonemold Shield, each of the three Great Houses has their own specialized Bonemold Shields (Hlaalu Guard Shield, Redoran Guard Shield, and Telvanni Guard Shield), which are carried by most of the guards in Great House affiliated cities and towns.
Special helms: The Chuzei type is uncommon, and is not favored by any particular faction; it is rather flat-topped, with a collar. The also uncommon Redoran Founder's Helm has the same stats as the regular one, except a tiny bit more weight despite looking the same as the regular helm. The odd-looking but valuable Redoran Master Helm is a rarity, exclusive to nobles, and only a few exist in the game (a Thieves Guild quest will have you steal one, and you can find another while looting Under Skar manors in Ald'ruhn). It provides markedly more protection for little additional weight, and is slightly more enchantable. It is tied with the Indoril Helm as the best Medium-class helm in the game without the official expansions (the Adamantium Helm added by Tribunal expansion and Adamantium Armor plugin is half-again as strong, while the Ice Armor Helmet added by Bloodmoon is a little better than the Master Helm; both the Adamantium and Ice ones are wearable by beast races, unlike Bonemold helms of any kind).
 


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thumb|right|Bonemold Weapons


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Morrowind:Chitin

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Chitin is a type of light plate armor which is constructed by laminating several layers of insect shell glued with organic resins. The design is superior to Western leather armor as it is lighter and more comfortable. It is easily found throughout Vvardenfell, but is most commonly favored by Ashlander tribes.  The book Ice and   tells a story of its benefits.

Chitin weapons are similarly created from the laminated shells of creatures to produce strong but flexible weapons, typically serrated to create a more damaging edge.

 
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Morrowind:Dwarven

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Dwemer (also known as Dwarven) armor and weapons, though heavier than steel, are highly sought after for their resistance to corrosion, unmatched craftsmanship, their ability to keep an edge, and even just for their rarity. Dwarven items have not been produced since the disappearance of the Dwemer long ago and are truly a treasure whether in the battlefield or on display.

Dwemer armor is most commonly found in Dwemer Ruins, though it is seen elsewhere as well: Somewhat complete sets are among others worn by Rimintil, Hlaren Ramoran, Farvyn Oreyn, Mollimo of Cloudrest and the guards of Venim Manor.

According to some sources, Dwemer armor is actually the outer plating of Dwemer Centurions and other Dwemer machines. This view is reflected in the book The Ruins of Kemel-Ze. However, other sources seem to indicate that it was specifically intended as armor to be worn by the Dwemer themselves. An example of this is the story of Chimarvamidium. Additionally, the discarded armor pieces found near piles of ash in Bamz-Amschend in the Tribunal expansion seem to support this theory.

 
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|thumb|left|Dwemer armor, male thumb|left|clear=none|Dwemer armor, female
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Morrowind:Ebony

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Ebony weapons and armor are created from a rare form of volcanic glass buried in the lava flows from Vvardenfell's Red Mountain. The items are so-named because of their opaque black, glassy surface; in reality, Ebony is a black wood. Ebony items are very high quality and are much sought-after. 
 
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Armor Locations
Despite being the second most valuable armor in the game, Ebony is surprisingly common, and you will likely acquire a full set during the Main Quest. Several non-essential characters wear partial or full suits of Ebony. In other cases, it is most often well-defended or hidden. These are complete lists of the locations where they may be found (More may be found in Tribunal and Bloodmoon, but their locations are not listed here).

;Partial Sets of Ebony Armor
Arethan Mandas (Milk) no bracers, helm, or pauldrons
Bolvyn Venim (Ald'ruhn, Venim Manor Private Quarters) no helm or shield
Brilnosu Llarys (Hlormaren) no helm, pauldrons, bracers, boots, or shield
Gordol (Ashalmawia, Shrine, Sunken Vaults) no helm or shield
Mastrius (Salvel Ancestral Tomb) no helm or bracers
Seanwen (Vivec, Arena Fighters Training) no helm
Siri (Druscashti, Lower Level) no helm or shield
Vedam Dren (Ebonheart, Grand Council Chambers) no helm or shield



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  Sometimes comes in a cursed variety.

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;Other sources for a possible random Ebony Melee Weapon
May be wielded by Dremora (Random excellent melee weapon)
May be wielded by Golden Saints (random_Golden_saint_weapon)
There are many places with random respawning Daedra or guaranteed Dremora or Golden Saints e.g. Daedric Shrines.

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Morrowind:Indoril

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Indoril is an ornate medium armor style with  elaborate designs and gold leaf detailing. The armor is worn exclusively by the Ordinators, a military order of knights under the Tribunal Temple. The name Indoril stems from the fact that the majority of Ordinators come from House Indoril, though the knights from all houses may serve.

Indoril Armor is generally the best medium armor in the game, excepting a few Artifacts and some armor added by the two Expansions. The downside is that wearing either the helmet or cuirass will earn you the wrath of the Ordinators, who will attempt to kill you for the offense (wearing their sacred armor). It also lacks greaves, so you'll have to make do with Orcish for that.

No Indoril-style weapons exist.
 
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|thumb|left|Indoril armor, male thumb|left|clear=none|Indoril armor, female
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  Wearing either the Cuirass or the Helmet will cause Ordinators to mark you as a criminal and attack you if you talk to them. This includes those who talk to you if they are trying to arrest you. Once you have been thus marked, every Ordinator you see from then on will try to kill you.

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Other Items
The following are also part of the Ordinator uniform:

 Some Ordinators (the ones holding the keys to the house vaults and the ones that attack in the Saprius Entius quest) wear Common Pants.
Morrowind:Iron

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Iron is one of the most abundant and cheap materials available for the construction of weapons and heavy armor in Morrowind and the rest of Tamriel. Unfortunately it has a heavy weight and bends easily which produces generally poor to medium quality wares.  Nords have their own iron armor, Nordic Iron Armor, which is documented with the other Nordic-style armors.

 
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  Not actually found in-game, but can be recognized as the base item for the Fork of Horripilation.

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Morrowind:Netch Leather (style)

thumb|left|500x250px|Netch Leather Armor (Boiled on right)
Netch Leather is a unique Dunmer light armor design with much higher craftsmanship than the typical Imperial Armor of the west. The armor, because it is more comfortable and affordable than other armors, is typically used by Morrowind nomads.  Netch Leather is produced from the hides of Netch, which can be found floating above their pastures in the Ascadian Isles region.

This hide may be used straight, or boiled to produce a more durable variety.  Only the Helm and Cuirass come in boiled variety.  These are tougher than standard Netch Leather Armor and provide marginally more protection.

Netch Leather is not suitable for making weapons.
 
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Morrowind:Nordic

Nordic weapons are high quality steel weapons enchanted with the runes of the witch-warriors of Skyrim for enhanced effectiveness. The Nords also have a wide variety of different armor types.

The Bloodmoon expansion adds a number of additional Nordic Silver Weapons.
Armor
thumb|left|Nordic Light Armor (Fur and Bearskin) thumb|left|clear=none|Nordic Medium Armor (Ringmail) thumb|left|clear=none|Nordic Heavy Armor (Iron and Trollbone)
 
Light Armor
Nordic Fur Armor: By far the most common type of Nordic Armor.
Nordic Bearskin Cuirass: This cuirass is identical to the Nordic Fur Cuirass in all but appearance.
Medium Armor
Nordic Ringmail Cuirass: A less common medium-weight cuirass.
Heavy Armor
Nordic Iron Armor: This helm and cuirass go well with standard Iron Armor.
Nordic Trollbone Armor: A rougher look, this helm, cuirass and shield go well with native Morrowind Bonemold Armor.



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Morrowind:Orcish

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Orcish armor is an ornate, light steel plate design which is worn over cloth padding resulting in a light and comfortable fit when compared to other steel plate designs. Not surprisingly, it is most favored by Orcs, although it is not exclusive to their race.  You'll probably have to kill people to get it, as it is not sold in many locations.  But a raid of any Daedric Shrine to Malacath should net a full set or two. 

There are very few Orcish weapons available, as they are more well-known as crafters of armor.  However, the few that exist are fine weapons indeed, out-classing most other weapons in their respective classes in terms of damage.

 
Armor

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Morrowind:Silver

Silver is typically used to enhance the appearance of the item or to increase its effectiveness against certain creatures, such as Undead or Werewolves. Solid silver is generally not used due to its high price and low strength, but is instead plated onto another, cheaper metal (such as steel).

The Bloodmoon expansion adds a number of additional Nordic Silver Weapons.

Although less common, some silver-plated armor also exists, in particular, Imperial Silver Armor, documented with the other Imperial-style armors.

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Morrowind:Steel

Steel, a refined form of iron, is another of the more common metals used to produce weapons and heavy armor. Its hardness is greater than that of iron, which leads to higher quality items with about the same weight. Steel is the choice of the common soldier and mercenary who cannot afford some of the higher quality materials.  The Imperial Legion has its own steel armor design, Imperial Steel Armor, which is documented with the other Imperial-style armors.

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|thumb|left|Steel armor, male thumb|left|clear=none|Steel armor, female (default) thumb|left|clear=none|Steel armor, female (with Morrowind:LeFemm Armor|LeFemm Armor plugin)
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↑This is a second model of a steel claymore which does not exist in a base version, but is used as the base model for several enchanted weapons.
Morrowind:Dreugh (style)

Armor
Dreugh Armor is a remarkably strong Dunmer Medium Armor created from the carapaces of Dreugh.  It is among the tougher Medium Armors available in the game (exceeded only by Indoril Armor, a few Artifacts and some of the armors added by the two Expansions).  Only the Cuirass, Helm, and Shield can be found.  They are found as random loot more often than anywhere else.  They are particularly common in Bloodmoon, as Fryse Hags are partial to this armor type, and can be found there in great numbers.


|thumb|left|Dreugh armor, male thumb|left|clear=none|Dreugh armor, female
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The material is also suitable for making various crude weapons, such as clubs and staves.

|thumb|center|Dreugh Staff (top), and Club
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Oblivion:Order of the Dragon

The Order of the Dragon is an order of knights originally founded by Tiber Septim. Throughout the Empire's history, there have been only six previous champions of this order.

You become a member and the seventh champion of this faction upon completing the Main Quest, specifically at stage 60 of the quest Light the Dragonfires.  According to High Chancellor Ocato, you are bestowed "the highest rank possible in the Order of the Dragon".  However, the faction only has one in-game rank, Champion of Cyrodiil.  You are the only character in Oblivion who can join this faction, and membership grants you access to the Imperial Armory and a full set of Imperial Dragon Armor. Imperial Guards will treat you respectfully due to your position. For more information, see the faction entry.
Bloodmoon:Solvjord

It is located close to Brodir Grove on the Isinfier Plains, west of the Iggnir River. Depending on when you perform the related quest, the missionary Mirisa may be found here.
 
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Notes
The name is most likely a compound word consisting of the two words "sølv" and "jord", which means "silver" and "dirt" in Danish and Norwegian.

Maps
thumb|left|Map of Solvjord
Morrowind:Arrow

This ship belongs to Haema Farseer, who offers travel services to Khuul, Sadrith Mora, Tel Aruhn, or Tel Mora. 

The cabin has some drinks, two chests with gold, a lute, and the book ''Hanin's Wake''. The cargo hold contains some gold, pillows, clutter, Moon Sugar, and ingredients. An Ancient Wooden Chest holds 5 gold and a silver longsword. The lower deck contains a crate with ten Raw Glass and one with four Raw Ebony. As there is no one on board, these items are easy to steal.

 
Notes
Haema Farseer claims her ship is named "Wild Rover", but the only ship on the docks is the Arrow.
With Bloodmoon installed, the Ancient Chest contains 300 gold.

People
Lore:Dwarves

Dwarves may refer to two things:
Dwemer, a technologically advanced but extinct race of subterranean-dwelling Elves
Dwarves (book), series of books about the Dwemer race
Oblivion:Ayleid Guardian

thumb|left|Two unfrozen Ayleid Guardians attacking
These two Ayleid Guardians appear in the Thieves Guild quest The Ultimate Heist. 

They attack on sight after the door to the Imperial Palace is unlocked, unless you are sneaking when approaching. After the Ayleid Guardians are defeated, their bodies cannot be searched and their weapons crumble to dust if you try to pick them up.

The Ayleid Guardians are equipped with a set of elven armor with a special shader applied to give it a unique look. 
 
 
This guardian is armed with a unique Ayleid Long Sword, which is the equivalent of an elven longsword. 

 
 
This guardian carries a unique Ayleid Mace, equivalent to an elven mace.
 
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Notes
There is a trick so you actually can get the weapons from both Ayleid Guardians. You'll need to make yourself invisible for at least 30 seconds before the killing blow. Proceed to where the guardians spawn. It's best to get only one guard at a time to notice you there. Damage the guardian enough until it only has a sliver of health, then activate your invisibility. The guardian will move around for about 20 seconds and then sheath its weapon. Sneak up behind it and kill it in one hit. Make sure you're very close to it because you only have a few seconds in which you can choose to loot it. On the corpse is the Ayleid weapon, but you can't loot its armor. Rinse and repeat for the other guardian. Note that the Ayleid Mace and Sword are merely Elven weapons with special names. Also, if you ever drop them, they will "disintegrate" as in the quest, even if you've already beaten it. You can store them safely in chests or barrels, however. Doing this will also get you noticed by the Dark Brotherhood, as you are killing someone who made no move to kill you.
Another way to obtain their weapons is to use Skull of Corruption on them and kill the clone.
These two NPCs appeared as   in Legends. They are also very similar to the Stone Watchers from ESO.
Morrowind:Abebaal Slave Key

Abebaal Slave Key may refer to two keys:
One, found on Therana, on a table in Tel Branora, Lower Tower or in a crate near the Kwama Queen in Abebaal Egg Mine opens the Slave Bracers in Abebaal Egg Mine
The other, held by Elmussa Damori in Caldera, Elmussa Damori's House opens a chest in Elmussa Damori's House
Morrowind:Ancient, rusted Daedric Key

Ancient, rusted Daedric Key may refer to one of two keys:
Ancient, rusted Daedric Key (Ashurnibibi), found in a small chest in Ashurnibibi Shrine and opens a door in Ashurnibibi
Ancient, rusted Daedric Key (Ibar-Dad), found in a chest in Ibar-Dad and opens a door in Ibar-Dad
Morrowind:Ancient daedric Key

Ancient daedric Key may refer to one of three keys:
Ancient daedric Key (Ashalmawia), found on a table in qAshalmawia Shrine opens a door in Ashalmawia
Ancient daedric Key (Ashurnibibi), held by Durgash gro-Rushub in Ashurnibibi opens a door in Ashurnibibi
Ancient daedric Key (Anudnabia), found in a chest in Omaren Ancestral Tomb opens a door in Forgotten Vaults of Anudnabia, Forge of Hilbongard
Morrowind:Basement Key

Basement Key may refer to two keys:
Basement Key (Gro-Bagrat), held by Dreggs and Gakkenfeld at the Gro-Bagrat Plantation and opens the two doors in the plantation house
Basement Key (Morag Tong), held by Gilyan Sedas and opens the door to the basement of the Morag Tong guildhall in Balmora
Morrowind:Chest Key

Chest Key may refer to:
Chest Key (Darius), held by General Darius at Madach Tradehouse in Gnisis
Chest Key (Ald Redaynia), found on top of a crate near a corpse in Ald Redaynia
Morrowind:Iron Key

Iron Key can refer to two keys:
Iron Key (Percius Mercius), held by Percius Mercius and opens the door to his room and his chest full of Orcish Armor
Iron Key (West Gash), under a lamp at a deserted camp in the West Gash region (-10,17) and opens the nearby chest
Morrowind:Llethri Manor Key

Llethri Manor Key can refer to two keys:
Llethri Manor Key (Guard Quarters), found either on top of the closet in the Llethri Manor Guard Quarters or in the possession of Dinara Othrelas in Llethri Manor
Llethri Manor Key (Sarethi Manor), held by Domesea Sarethi and Athyn Sarethi in Sarethi Manor and opens the door to the bedroom in that manor house
Morrowind:Old Key

Old Key can refer to four different keys:
One is found in a chest in Ashirbadon and opens one of the two doors in the cave
One is carried by Falanaamo and open the door to the upstairs area of his shop in Caldera
The third is on the body of a dead Ordinator in Assemanu and opens the cave's two internal doors.
The final one is found on a table near Cumanya in Dubdilla and opens the cavern's one internal door.
Morrowind:Redoran Iron Key

Redoran Iron Key is the name of two different keys, neither of which can be found in-game:
Redoran Iron Key (Pellecia Aurrus), may have been intended for Pellecia Aurrus, given its name
Redoran Iron Key (basic), appears to have no purpose
Morrowind:Rusty Key

Rusty Key refers to five different keys:
Rusty Key, found on a Dreamer in Assemanu, Shrine and opens a chest (75) containing the Robe of St Roris
Rusty Key, hidden in a pot plant in Assi Serimilk's house in Maar Gan
Rusty Key, not found in game and does not open any locks
Rusty Key, not found in game and does not open any locks
Rusty Key, found on a barrel in ToddTest and also on four corpses: one in Vivec, Hlaalu Underworks; one in Vivec, Redoran Underworks; one in Hanud and one in Berandas, Keep, Top Level. All five versions open the barrel in ToddTest and a chest (65) in an underwater area of Vivec, Hlaalu Underworks.
Morrowind:Savile's Slavepod Key

'''Savile's Slavepod Key''' is the name of two different keys, both of which are held by Savile Imayn in Tel Aruhn:
Savile's Slavepod Key (Falura Llervu), opens the door to Falura Llervu's slave cage
Savile's Slavepod Key (S'Bakha), opens the door to S'Bakha's slave cage
Morrowind:Shiny Key

Shiny Key is the name of two different keys:
Shiny Key (Miles Gloriosus), held by Miles Gloriosus in Maar Gan's Andus Tradehouse
Shiny Key (Miun-Gei), held by Miun-Gei in his shop in Vivec's Foreign Quarters Lower Waistworks
Morrowind:Simple Key

Simple Key is the name of a total of nine different keys:
Simple Key is held by Sarvur Sadri. It opens a locked (25) "Old Gate" and a locked (35) "Worn Cavern Door" in Assarnud.
Simple Key is held by Eldrar Fathyron. It can be used to free the slaves Dro'Qanar, El-Lurasha, Inerri, Mim-Jeen and Wud-Neeus who are nearby.
Simple Key does not appear in the game. There is a locked door in Hinnabi that would have been opened by it.
Simple Key is held by Hodlismod. It opens the door inside his shop in Caldera.
Simple Key can be found on the windowsill of Irgola's store in Caldera. It opens the door at the top of his stairs.
Simple Key is held by Bedenea Nethan. It opens a locked (15) "Worn Cavern Door" in Minabi.
Simple Key lies on a piece of cloth on a chest in Nund. It opens a locked (25) "Old Gate" in the cave.
Simple Key is held by Ra'Zhid and opens the locked (35) chest containing Ra'Zhid's Dwemer Artifacts in Hla Oad, Fatleg's Drop Off
Simple Key is held by Dreyns Telmon in Tel Branora. Its purpose is unknown