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I'm sorry, I'm afraid that you will not find Wraithguard of much use to you, for without your oath, I shall not teach you how to use it. Alas, I am not looking for someone sensible. And if you change your mind, come back." Maybe. I'm afraid, then, that you will not find Wraithguard of much use to you, for without your oath, I shall not teach you how to use it. But I think there are at least two things you ought to know before you leve: how to use Wraithguard, and how to defeat Dagoth Ur." No, I shall not swear "I'm sorry. There shall be no more persecution of the Dissident Priests, and I hope both sides shall swiftly be reconciled. I will notify the Temple that you are our champion. You are being taken out of time in order to avoid the unpleasant experience of learning how to use Wraithguard.
You will now have a brief, momentary sensation of timem passing. I was hoping for someone who would have no hesitation about making such an oath.
And nnow, will you give your oath, before all gods and men, before all spirits visible and invisible, before my honor and your honor, to dedicate yourself and Wraithguard to the defeat and destruction of Dagoth Ur, and the preservation of Morrowind and its people?" Yes, I so swear "Not very sensible. First, will you accept Wraithguard as a gift?" Yes, I accept Wraithguard "Good. You may give your oath, then keep it or break it as you like. You will receive the responsibility as an oath. You will receive the power as a gift, in the form of an artifact called 'Wraithguard." You may accept this gift, in then do with it as you will. You may choose to refuse I will not compel you. Next, I propose to surrender to you the power and responsibility of defeating Dagoth Ur. These things I will do, whether you wish or not. First, I propose to remove my curse upon the Nerevarine, and end the persecution of the Dissident Priests, and proclaim all of Morrowind that Nerevarine (Player name) is the Incarnate and Nerevarine, the prophesied savior of Morrowind, and the last hope to withstand the menace of Dagoth Ur and the Sixth House. Then, later, there may be time for other things. We have business, you and I." business "When I was young like you, I was very impatient. If Vivec is defeated, this item can be found as loot on him:ĭuring the quest " Hortator and Nerevarine," Vivec will offer the following: Note: As for Almalexia's soul, the only soul gem capable of capturing Vivec's soul is Azura's Star. Note: When fighting Vivec, it is recommended to use a high-leveled Reflect spell. Vivec is one of the strongest NPCs in The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind having unusually high attributes, a large variety of powerful spells, a considerable amount of health and a base damage attack of 100–400 points. Once he is informed, he will say that he presumed Almalexia had plans to harm him, and that as he too is now mortal, he too will eventually die, perhaps at your hand. The Nerevarine meets Vivec at the Palace of Vivec and accepts his gift, the tool Wraithguard, as well as the Tribunal's plans to defeat Dagoth Ur.Īfter killing Vivec, the Nerevarine finds a Unique Dwemer Artifact on his corpse and brings it to Yagrum Bagarn, the last known Dwemer, so that he may activate the gauntlet in order to defeat Dagoth Ur.įollowing the news of Sotha Sil's demise and Almalexia's death, Vivec can be notified. Vivec used his powers to suspend it in the air above the city where it has stayed for centuries, and is now used as the Ministry of Truth. Vivec has also done countless deeds for the Dunmer people, one such deed was saving Vivec City, a city made in his honor, from Baar Dau, a giant meteor sent by the Daedric Prince Sheogorath to destroy the city. Vivec has protected Morrowind from multiple invasions, through offensive and diplomatic means, most notably the Four Score War and Akaviri Invasions. One of Vivec's main duties is to guard the people of Vvardenfell from the evils of Red Mountain. Because of this, Vivec has gained the reputation of being the most popular deity of the Tribunal. Vivec was known to be very public before his extraordinary loss of power, which began with the awakening of Dagoth Ur in 2E 882. In his early life, before becoming a god, Vivec was an advisor to Indoril Nerevar along with the other members of the Tribunal.
Vivec is worshipped by the Dunmer as a symbol of "mastery," as well as "duality" given his Chimer/Dunmer complexion, hermaphroditic appearance, and sinister nature hidden behind his benevolence due to his relations to Mephala.
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