Who miss Jiub =( ?

[Anotherfool]

When I first came to Vvanrdenfell I was all like ''oh man shut up let me sleep'' and then I saw Jiub..''EEwwhh..Let's get out of here that's grose! Oh man I'd prefer go on a long journey as the Nerevarine and maybe get kill doing it than staying here!''

But you know..now..I feel..i don't know..I Miss him! I Miss his sweet face and his melodic voice, I still remeber the day that he told me '' I heard them say we reach Morrowind, I'm sure they let us go''

Anyway, I just can't turn back time..Jiub, if you can hear me..I just want to say that..You were and you still my best friend! FOR LIFE! =O

- AnotherFool, Proud Silencer fot the Dark Brotherhood

[CAESAR]

One day I went on a hunt for the ship that landed in Seyda Neen with me and Jiub. I searched the south western coast for a long time. Eventually I came across a sunken ship that was identical to the one we were aboard. I cannot remember where it was, but I know that in the bottom of the ship, in a separate compartment (just like where I woke up) I found a skeleton. In my heart, I knew it was Jiub.

[MyDireLife]

remindes me of a book i once read, i belive it was "breathing water" or something along those lines, dude was diving for sucken treasure, and found a chest, the key was in a dead sailors hand, when he opened the chest he found 2 bottles, and liquer, he was thinking about the poor sailor with his last steps reaching for his liquer, as he was doing this he forgot about his water breathing, and eventually died, all of his freinds wondered why he died with a bottle of liquer and 2 potions of water breathing in his hands........

[CAESAR]

I read that book from cover to cover because the puzzle canal said to breathe the waters. I was thinking that the answer would be found in it's pages. And it sort of was: drown yourself even when you could more easily save yourself.

[MyDireLife]

woa, way to emo for me

[satan_n_stuff]

I read that book from cover to cover because the puzzle canal said to breathe the waters. I was thinking that the answer would be found in it's pages. And it sort of was: drown yourself even when you could more easily save yourself.

Never thought of it that way.

[Crusader]

Well, speaking of shipwrecks:

Go to vivec, then travel south past the temple and you will see a shipwreck with a huge ore.

[doffe92]

Jiub scared me the first time I saw him. That ugliness
But somehow I miss him too...

[CAESAR]

I'm sure he misses all of us too. Praise Almsivi his memory lives on.

[satan_n_stuff]

One day I went on a hunt for the ship that landed in Seyda Neen with me and Jiub. I searched the south western coast for a long time. Eventually I came across a sunken ship that was identical to the one we were aboard. I cannot remember where it was, but I know that in the bottom of the ship, in a separate compartment (just like where I woke up) I found a skeleton. In my heart, I knew it was Jiub.

He didn't die, he chased all the cliff racers from Vvardenfell, check the oblivion easter eggs page.

[CAESAR]

Did he chase the cliff racers OR did the cliff racers chase him? If you're in Vvardenfell, they are coming after you.

[satan_n_stuff]

On rare occasion NPCs may be overheard discussing the acts of "Saint Jiub", who drove the Cliff Racers away from portions of Morrowind. This is, undoubtedly, referring to the fellow prisoner aboard ship in the introduction of Morrowind, who is never seen again following such. This is very similar to the legend of Saint Patrick, who supposedly drove away all the snakes from Ireland.

This is exactly what it sais in the wiki.

[Lord Voldemort]

On rare occasion NPCs may be overheard discussing the acts of "Saint Jiub", who drove the Cliff Racers away from portions of Morrowind. This is, undoubtedly, referring to the fellow prisoner aboard ship in the introduction of Morrowind, who is never seen again following such. This is very similar to the legend of Saint Patrick, who supposedly drove away all the snakes from Ireland.

This is exactly what it sais in the wiki.

Well, I wish he did that during the game...
Cliff Racers are so annoying...

[MyDireLife]

there only annyoing when ur really early in the game and u cant kill them, just started a thief wood elf who started out with a marksmin skill of 50, those winged rats dont stand a chance

[satan_n_stuff]

there only annyoing when ur really early in the game and u cant kill them, just started a thief wood elf who started out with a marksmin skill of 50, those winged rats dont stand a chance

I used to spear them with my altmer magewarriorthief.

[Moo]

there only annyoing when ur really early in the game and u cant kill them, just started a thief wood elf who started out with a marksmin skill of 50, those winged rats dont stand a chance

They're annoying not because they're dangerous (even low level characters shouldn't have much of a challenge tearing their wings off and beating them into a light powder) but because eventually you can't go five feet without finding one. Easily defeated but it gets annoying when you have to stop every few minutes to put the persistant things down. <_< Kudos to Bethesda though, it's not easy creating an enemy you'd happily slaughter. The Cliff Racers are probably more hated than the Daedra. XD

[MyDireLife]

i dont know about hated more than deadrea, i mean come on, even the worst diseased racer cant compare to even a scamp that needs a silver or better weapon/magic to hurt it. not to mention their chickin [&@%!] and run away

[Moo]

Oh I wouldn't dispute that. I'm not saying they're difficult or anything - they're an easy kill - but there's a difference between annoying and challenging; Daedra are more challenging (although Scamps do irritate me) but they're scarce, Cliff Racers aren't much of a threat but they're everywhere and they have to be put down or they get in the way.

[satan_n_stuff]

and they have to be put down or they get in the way.

Similar to rabid dogs, only less dangerous.

[MyDireLife]

the only time they really suck, is if u got low health/magicka/fatigue, and u dont want to waist ne potions so u try and rest, but u know theres one of those [&@%!] flyin around some where becuase u get that annoying blip that theres enimies near by, so u have to hunt that one down, and it turns out u run into like 3 of them.

[satan_n_stuff]

the only time they really suck, is if u got low health/magicka/fatigue, and u dont want to waist ne potions so u try and rest, but u know theres one of those [&@%!] flyin around some where becuase u get that annoying blip that theres enimies near by, so u have to hunt that one down, and it turns out u run into like 3 of them.

And they're blighted.

[Rohou]

Ahhhh....
I know what you mean...
On one of my first games, I liked to travel around with my wizards staff...
So I hated running into those things because I was afraid my levitation enchantment would run out... and I would have to fumble with the spell so I wouldn't die.

That was, of course, before I found the solution to this problem!

Scroll of the Windwalker.
Who can say no to travelling 500 miles an hour while invisible?