Mithril Armour!?

DaBreton · Post by **DaBreton** » Tue Jul 04, 2006 7:07 pm

I've been told that there is a place where i can kill some guy (along with someone else) who has full Mithril armour... but i cant find him.
Any help?

GenghisJohn · Post by **GenghisJohn** » Tue Jul 04, 2006 11:57 pm

Check any bandit camp, they tend to have light armor. This will probably depend on your level.

Guest · Post by **Guest** » Wed Jul 05, 2006 5:12 am

Also, in Bruma there is a quest for a guy who I think is named Bradon Lirian. At the end of the quest you'll have to kill a man named Raynil Dralas. He has full mithril armor. Also, check the whole cave you find him in for loot. (It's small and there are no other enemies.)

cadahnic · Post by **cadahnic** » Wed Jul 05, 2006 1:11 pm

The Bradon Litharian Quest is based on level. So if you are not seeing Mythril Armour yet then he will not have it.

DabRETON · Post by **DabRETON** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 10:27 am

Thanks every1!

Wouldntyouliketoknow · Wed Jul 12, 2006 6:20 pm

why do you want mithril so bad?
glass is good as well but it all depends on level like they said

SupidSeep · Post by **SupidSeep** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:39 pm

Maybe he likes it.

I hate the plastic-looking Glass Armour in Oblivion; ES III:Morrowind has very tasteful looking glass armour by comparison.

So I end up wearing a set of Elven Armour instead which IMO looks much better.

Book Worm · Post by **Book Worm** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 8:57 pm

Or pump your heavy armor up and go all out and wear deadric! OK, so everyone loves their assassin in tight black robes or the morag tong armor (which i acctually love!) but theres nothing more fearful than waking up to see me standing over you with my Blade of Woe in hand and whispering, "Sithis be with you" before the usuall, and complimentry stab to the chest

SupidSeep · Post by **SupidSeep** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:27 pm

Book Worm wrote:Or pump your heavy armor up and go all out and wear deadric!

Too slow for me! Heavy Armour slows you down a lot, and I prefer speed and mobility in combat: to fight, charge and change ground to my advantage whenever I like. I equipped my 2nd character (fighter/mage style) with heavy armour and got irritated at how slow she moved and how often she got surrounded by multiple dremona in unfavourable conditions.

Sure, the heavy armour keeps her alive, but my light armour fighter would almost always have evaded such situations totally by running to a better place to stand his ground.

Book Worm · Post by **Book Worm** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:30 pm

Trick is to pump it up as much as you can in the tutorial section when you start...you find rusty iron and you can just stand there and get hit...one fireball to the rats and their toast

weka · Post by **weka** » Wed Jul 12, 2006 9:34 pm

SupidSeep wrote:Maybe he likes it.

I hate the plastic-looking Glass Armour in Oblivion; ES III:Morrowind has very tasteful looking glass armour by comparison.

So I end up wearing a set of Elven Armour instead which IMO looks much better.

I agree that the Glass Armour doesn't live up to expectation, but to wear Elven instead on the basis of taste??!! Talk about looking like gold plated tat!!!

But then of course that is poss just my lack of taste!

Book Worm wrote:... theres nothing more fearful than waking up to see me standing over you with my Blade of Woe in hand and whispering, "Sithis be with you" before the usuall, and complimentry stab to the chest

Yes there is. Waking up in the morning after a night of sleeping in a bandit camp, hair looking like you've just been through a gorse bush backwards, armour imprint in the side of your face (well if you don't use it as a pillow, some bandit might run off with it in the night), and having to look in a mirror!

SupidSeep · Post by **SupidSeep** » Sat Jul 15, 2006 8:58 pm

Book Worm wrote:Trick is to pump it up as much as you can in the tutorial section when you start...you find rusty iron and you can just stand there and get hit...one fireball to the rats and their toast

I said, it's the slowing down that irritates me; and high Heavy Armour skill doesn't change that ...

... and I have better things to do than let myself get bitten by rats; there's Oblivion Gates to raid, Dremona to kill and Sigil Stones to loot.

Book Worm · Post by **Book Worm** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 9:25 am

SupidSeep wrote:
Book Worm wrote:Trick is to pump it up as much as you can in the tutorial section when you start...you find rusty iron and you can just stand there and get hit...one fireball to the rats and their toast
I said, it's the slowing down that irritates me; and high Heavy Armour skill doesn't change that ...

Come come now, we both know that isn't true!
Expert - heavy armor encumbers him 50%
Master- Does not encumber him at all

It's never too hard to stay there for a little bit and let somthing hit you good chance to work on block too

SupidSeep · Post by **SupidSeep** » Sun Jul 16, 2006 5:41 pm

Book Worm wrote: Come come now, we both know that isn't true!
Expert - heavy armor encumbers him 50%
Master- Does not encumber him at all

It's never too hard to stay there for a little bit and let somthing hit you good chance to work on block too

I stand corrected on the expert/mastery skill perks.

However, I am not so lame as to exploit the system like that; you might as well use the console commands to set whatever skill you want to whatever you desire - save your time too.

Book Worm · Post by **Book Worm** » Mon Jul 17, 2006 6:24 am

It's not exploiting. I'm not suggesting you just stand there and take it to the chest and just get mindless skillups, however i'm saying be creative when you kill the things in the tutorial! Just don't kill em as quick