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A military outpost, and the home of many small guilds, this is the only town that has a mage that can transport you to Mournhold. This town is the only way to get to Mournhold, due to the fact that boats are immediately turned away. The blight in Morrowind is the primary reason for that, though there are other, smaller reasons as well.

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An Orc infested Daedric ruin. One of the few hiding places of a propylon index, and the sacred hiding place of the left Daedric guantlet of Dagoth Ur.

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Another Orcish ruin, this daedric structure is infested with blood-thristy vampires. None have ever made it to the center of the area and lived to tell it. Some have been seen coming out with a look of victory on their faces. Only to wait a second or two before the look was torn away by a ravaging pack of Cliff Racers. There's something strange about this ruin, after all; Cliff Racers don't travel in packs...

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This is the military fort of the Bitter Coast. To the north is Lake Amaya, and the Fields of Kummu, and to the East is the Dren Plantation.

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This is the gigantic Lake Amaya. To the north are the Fields of Kummu, and one of the legandary temple pedestals. To the southeast is the Dren Plantation, where you can find a plentiful supply of netch and netch leather. There is said to be a sunken ship somewhere among the seaweed at the bottom, but so far, no one had ever found it.

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Sub-boards: Dren Plantation, Fields of Kummu

A small village barely worth visiting unless you have business. Coomposed of mainly housings, there is only one trader. His shop is 'Fatleg's Drop-off', and sells many items, though none that can't be found elsewhere. His main array of items inlude potions and food, but if you ask specifically for 'certain items' then you may just find what you want. After all, why exactly does a common trader have need for an underground catacomb running for kilometers underground filled with miners and criminals?

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A beautiful riverside village. It has a quite a few guild outposts and shops. The Mages' Guild, the Fighters' Guild, the South Wall Cornerclub which is the front for the theives guild, the rival of the theives guild which is the Commona Tong, whose front is the Council Club, and the Morog Tong guild, which is the guild of assassins. There is a trader, clothier, armorer, and pawnbroker, as well as this town being the Hlaalu Main House. The Blades, the Emperor's personal guild, and protection also holds root here, though they don't accept just anyone who asks. You must first prove yourself before you can join.

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Sub-board: Fort Moonmoth

The small village of Caldera is located just North of Balmora, and slightly to the east. There is a mage guild outpost here, and the local Tavern is 'Shenk's Shovel'. The strangest part of the town is also a favorite of Travelers who have a rare item and wish to sell it. Inthe Ghorak Manor, there is a Daedra Scamp that buys items. His total amount of gold is second to only the Mudcrab Merchant, who is very hard to find. Creeper is the Scamp's name, and his total gold is Five Thousand, easily enough to quench the thirst of most adventerers.

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Sub-board: Ghorak Manor

This is a small military outpost located in the deep West Gash region. Fort Darius is located here, and the Deathshed Battalion as well. The battalion itself isn't properly named in most people's opinion, as all they do is guard the small town from the cave rats and cliff racers that often come through.

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A quiet, small seaside fishing village. They come under constant raids from kidnapping Ashlanders, and are often killed in ashland rituals, though the Ashlanders are not always evil, merely beleiving that they are protecting the villagers by doing this.

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The home of Telvanni Mistress Therana, this is a large, vine-like area. There are no housings, but there are many enchanted items to be bought if you can levitate into Therana's Chambers.

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Sub-board: Therana's Chambers

Tel Fyr is the housing of the Oxyx Hall, and the Corprusarium. Divayth Fyr is housed here, along with his 'daughters'. It's not really a town, but the Corprusarium makes it very popular with theives.

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Sub-board: The Corpusarium

This is one of the largest cities in Morrowind, and the largest Telvanni structure in existance. It spans only half the size of Vivec, but it the Main housing of House Telvanni, and the Wolverine Hall. You can find almost any spell here, ecxept summoning spells, and almost any alchemy supply.

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Sub-boards: Great House Telvanni, Wolverine Hall, Dirty Muriel's Cornerclub

Tel Aruhn is a center for slave trade, and is very poular among plantation workers who buy them. The main part of town, has services that include an enchanter, a smith, and an apothecary.

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Sub-board: Slave Center

Tel Mora is another large Telvanni settlement, with a mage, a sorcerer, nightblade, and alchemist. Outside the tower itself, there's also Berwen the Trader, Radras the Smith, Elenan the Clothier, and Jolda the apothedary. Thaeril, the owner of an Inn called 'The Covenant' can also rent out rooms and sell food.

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