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You get blight diseases by fighting with diseased creatures. Normal creatures that get caught in blight storms can turn into ugly monsters. Blight diseases can't be cured by cure common disease spells or potions. You need special cure blight disease potions or spells, and should carry something like that whenever you travel in the ashlands.
Garila Vedas, Indarys Manor
This part was created by one of our members, Ostar for his own game, but later
he offered us to host it as an LGNPC mod, and so it ended up here. Nonetheless,
it is up to par with the our 'official' mods. Some points of interest include:
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Fully compatible with Redoran stronghold expansion modules, including at
least Indarys Unleashed, SOM Indarys Expanded, AKR Indarys Greathouse, and
Centurions Stronghold Extension. Also links well with Twin Lamp modules like
Nevana's and Brother Junipers (there is a possible Twin Lamps quest).
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17 NPCs, each one with his or her own back story and personality. Also, any
caravaner and guard class NPCs found in the above stronghold expansions will
now be less generic in some ways, including not telling their Lord or Lady
to just "Move along".
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Three responses for almost every NPC to the topic 'House Redoran', according
to the player's status within the faction.
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Your retainers may fall in love with each other and get married.
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An outbreak of soul sickness at your stronghold that you can stop.
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When you become the Archmaster, you can have a new Redbook published ingame,
listing you as Archmaster with your accomplishments.
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As a "reward" for having your own stronghold, some of the specialized topics
that are only found in one or two NPCs can be found here. For example,
descriptions of most alchemical ingredients, weapons and armor, many
legendary artifacts, etc. These are not spoilers, just background
information you may have had to otherwise travel all over Morrowind to read
about. Most of these have been made less generic as well.
Unfortunately, the mod will only be truly usable by a Redoran Player.
