Lurox on 2/12/2002 at 01:08
Me and my brother reached some point in the game in which we need exquisite shoes to talk to someone. Problem is that I can't find them anywhere, any help, please? :D
nerdsrkul on 2/12/2002 at 03:12
Hello.
Assuming this is Morrowind:TES3, and not Tribunal...
There are several high-class clothiers in the Big Towns that sell Exquisite Shoes. I apologise for not remembering the merchant's names, but try:
- Bevale Teneran in Ald'Ruhn (shop is "underSkar" ie in the Manor district)
- Balmora adjacent Nalcaryn of White Haven
- ?? of Tel Aruhn.
If the person you need to talk to is the slave trader associated with the "Get the Zainab Leader a Telvanni wife" quest, I found that the trader only accepted Exquisite Shoes purchased from the Tel Aruhn merchant.
Hope this helps.
N.
PS - while we're talking Exquisite apparel, they can all be Enchanted. I found it really easy to acquire well-enchanted Robes and Shoes/Boots, but not Pants or Shirts. And you can wear Pants, Shirt and Robe all at the same time. Exquisite apparel enchanted to 60 points will get you a Constant Effect 12pt Fortify Strength. An extra 24pt Strength lets you carry an extra 120 pounds - that's a reasonable amount of extra loot!
Skronk on 2/12/2002 at 09:07
The clothier in Tel Mora also has exquisite shoes.
A tip for you (I haven't tried it yet, but I will!), enchant the shoes with CE water walking. That bride has a nasty habit of dying while swimming. The only problem with this plan is that the item name for enchanted items is different. Meh. I'm gonna try anyways. :)
EvolGrinZ on 2/12/2002 at 10:06
When you enchant your item at a enchanting shop, you can give it every name you like.
Skronk on 2/12/2002 at 16:45
I meant the item name as seen in the editor. For example, if you have stolen a particular expensive shirt, thus giving it a 'stolen' flag, but you then enchant it, the flag is removed for that item. On second thought, i suppose that means my idea wouldn't work, since the item names are the trigger for the bride to follow you. Oh well.
Kilana on 3/12/2002 at 01:38
When you enchant an item, you change the item's ID to a unique 8 number code, quests wont accept items enchanted by you or from using the enchanting service.
Btw: Do you need the shoes as a gift for the Ashkhan, or are you on the falura llervu part? If your getting them as a gift, you should probably pick up another pair of shoes and a shirt and skirt for a little later.
