Morrowind talk:Mudan Grotto

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[edit] Directions

Does anyone have more specific directions? Or possibly where to find the grotto on tghe paper map? Plz? Darth Cronus 22:07, 5 November 2007 (EST)

It is almost directly southwest of Ebonheart. The easiest way to get there is to have some method of water walking, then head across the southern bridge out of Ebonheart, onto the island. Follow the coastline west until you are directly south of the council halls (where the Duke is), then water walk southwest from there. At maximum view distance, you can just about see the grotto's location in the distance from the shore of the island. There are two small islands close together, and the entrance to the grotto is submerged between them.--Gaebrial 05:47, 6 November 2007 (EST)

[edit] Breathing opportunities

Mudan grotto: First part has plenty places to breathe, except for the last part to the door to the Lost Dwemer Checkpoint. You might want to take a waterbreathing potion for that part.

Mudan, Lost Dwemer Checkpoint: Has breathing opportunities, but also a long stretch of underwater swimming to the tower and vault you wont make without a potion.

Mudan, Right Tower: Completely above waterlevel.

Mudan, Central Vault: Completely above waterlevel.

In summary, if you have a lot of health you can make it without waterbreathing potions otherwise taking 2 or 3 is highly recommended. Especially if you come here as a low level character to pick up the very nice dragonbone cuirass, which you easily could because of a lack of hard enemies. Bringing Swift swim potions is a good idea too, since the grotto itself is in the middle of the water and it will help you get around inside.

[edit] Blood of the Quarra Masters

I am pretty sure that there is a Blood of the Quarra Masters potion in the final area with the Dragonbone cuirass on a shelf. Nordickie 04:08, 4 September 2009 (UTC)

No. I do see a Potion of Heroism, but no Blood of the Quarra Masters. --Timenn-<talk> 14:06, 6 September 2009 (UTC)