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Divine Armory "Divine Elven" adds a new set of light gear, Elven armor and weapons, purchasable by the armorer in Mournhold, at the Great Bazaar. It's slightly better than glass. Now including "Divine Mithril", a new full set of mithril armor to be made available throughout the various Legion forts, it's a couple tiers above chitin.
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Divine Armory Overview: "Divine Armory" is a project to add new HD, better bodies compliant armor sets to Morrowind, the first in the series "Divine Elven" is finished and features a lot of new content ranging from clothing, weaponry, and a new set of armor! Now introducing the follow-up, "Divine Mithril" You may also want "Divine Daedric", the latest in the "Divine Armory" series.
What does this first edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Elven)
The full set of armor can be purchased by Catia Sosia in the Mournhold Armory alongside the weaponry, the armor is a light set and on par with ebony, thus it will take a lot of gold to purchase. The weapons and shield have been added to some leveled lists, including Golden Saints as I figured it only made sense. The armor is heavily inspired by ESO and features high resolution textures and is compliant to the "better bodies" mod, as such you will need better bodies for the mod to look it's best.
Divine Elven Clothes
You can acquire this drip in Mournhold, at the clothier Belwen! The clothes surpass exquisite clothes by a good bit and are absolutely dashing! They are well more expensive but that shouldn't be much of a problem in late game!
What does the second edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Mithril)
The full set of armor can be purchased by the various smiths working throughout Legion forts including the one on Solstheim.
What does the third edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Daedric)
The armor set in it's entirely can be scavenged throughout the Daedric shrines to Mehrunes Dagon, each piece located upon the altars.
What does the fourth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Dreugh)
The armor in question can be acquired through leveled lists (merging leveled lists may be necessary!) and through a couple traders (think where you'd purchase the dreugh cuirass) as well as through the smuggler leveled lists in Solstheim.
What does the fifth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Warlock)
The full set of armor can be acquired in a level one hundred locked chest in Sorkvild's Tower, Dagon Fel
What does the sixth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Eater)
The entire set can be looted off a dead "Eater" located in the "Old Mournhold: Armory Ruins". He will also be carrying a considerable amount of gold and some daedric weaponry. The shield can be found next to said corpse.
Optional Files Overview:
Divine Classes
Divine Elven - Improved Shield Meshes
Ports of Vvardenfell - Textures Redux
What does this first edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Elven)
- Elven Helmet
- Elven Master Helm
- Elven Cuirass
- Elven Pauldrons
- Elven Bracers
- Elven Greaves
- Elven Boots
- Elven Shield
- Elven Dagger
- Elven Tanto
- Elven Wakizashi
- Elven Katana
- Elven Dai-Katana
- Elven Spear
The full set of armor can be purchased by Catia Sosia in the Mournhold Armory alongside the weaponry, the armor is a light set and on par with ebony, thus it will take a lot of gold to purchase. The weapons and shield have been added to some leveled lists, including Golden Saints as I figured it only made sense. The armor is heavily inspired by ESO and features high resolution textures and is compliant to the "better bodies" mod, as such you will need better bodies for the mod to look it's best.
Divine Elven Clothes
- Elven Shirt
- Elven Pants
- Elven Shoes
- Elven Ring
- Elven Amulet
- Elven Belt
You can acquire this drip in Mournhold, at the clothier Belwen! The clothes surpass exquisite clothes by a good bit and are absolutely dashing! They are well more expensive but that shouldn't be much of a problem in late game!
What does the second edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Mithril)
- Mithril Helmet
- Mithril Cuirass
- Mithril Pauldrons
- Mithril Bracers
- Mithril Greaves
- Mithril Boots
The full set of armor can be purchased by the various smiths working throughout Legion forts including the one on Solstheim.
What does the third edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Daedric)
- Daedric Mail Face of Plots
- Daedric Mail Cuirass
- Daedric Mail Pauldrons
- Daedric Mail Bracers
- Daedric Mail Greaves
- Daedric Mail Boots
The armor set in it's entirely can be scavenged throughout the Daedric shrines to Mehrunes Dagon, each piece located upon the altars.
What does the fourth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Dreugh)
- Dreugh Mask Helm
- Dreugh Pauldrons
- Dreugh Bracers
- Dreugh Greaves
- Dreugh Boots
The armor in question can be acquired through leveled lists (merging leveled lists may be necessary!) and through a couple traders (think where you'd purchase the dreugh cuirass) as well as through the smuggler leveled lists in Solstheim.
What does the fifth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Warlock)
- Warlock Helm
- Warlock Cuirass
- Warlock Pauldrons
- Warlock Gauntlets
- Warlock Greaves
- Warlock Boots
- Warlock Shield
The full set of armor can be acquired in a level one hundred locked chest in Sorkvild's Tower, Dagon Fel
What does the sixth edition of "Divine Armory" add to Morrowind? (Divine Eater)
- Eater Hood
- Eater Cuirass
- Eater Pauldrons
- Eater Gauntlets
- Eater Greaves
- Eater Boots
- Eater Shield
The entire set can be looted off a dead "Eater" located in the "Old Mournhold: Armory Ruins". He will also be carrying a considerable amount of gold and some daedric weaponry. The shield can be found next to said corpse.
Optional Files Overview:
Divine Classes
- Dragoon
- Dragon Knight
- Templar
- Warden
Divine Elven - Improved Shield Meshes
- A simple replacement mesh for the elven shield
Ports of Vvardenfell - Textures Redux
- Replaces the textures featured in "Ports of Vvardenfell" with higher resolution textures