Elric Melnibone and the Elder Scrolls Web Portal FAQs (frequently-asked questions)

Some critters you encounter on your travels cast spells which damage your attributes. To restore them you will need to drink the proper restore potion or cast the proper restore spell.

For example: If your strength has been damaged you’ll need to drink a "restore strength" potion or cast a "restore strength" spell

You could also see an imperial shrine to get your attributes restored. Make sure you un-equip all the items you wear which add a bonus to the attribute you are trying to restore.
Restoration of an attribute will not surpass the 100. So if you had a 120 strength; 100 basic and 20 by some item and your strength was damaged to 103 you cannot restore it if you don’t un-equip the item which boosts the attribute. Also, same numbers, say that a certain attribute is damaged to 90. You can restore it, but only to 100 and not 120. When you un-equip that item with a +20 to strength, you’ll see that your strength is really damaged to 70 and not 90. If you restore now, it will get restored all the way up to 100 again. Equip that item again and you’ll have 120 strength again.

You likely have equipped a certain sword named Fury. It damages your armour skills. There are no potions or spells in the game which can restore skills, nor are there shrines which can do so.
If you’re on pc you can use cheats to put them back to their value.

Open the console ~ and type:

player -> setskill xxx

or just retrain them. X-box users only have the option to retrain them, or reload.

- However, with the pc-patch version 1.2.0.722, Temple altars and shrines also restore damaged skills now. This is only the case for this patch [and later]. So if you’re on X-Box or use a previous version of Morrowind, you cannot restore damaged skills.

- Also know that with this patch Fury no longer damages your armour skills but drains them instead

You can find all the spells and where to buy them on this site.

http://home.twmi.rr.com/hanu9/mwind/spellsearch.htm

There is a list in your Manual with every effect, not the spells. But if you know the effects, the spells are easy to recognize. The only difference between spells of the same type are their magnitude and duration.

Or you can look at the following link to see a list of all the spelleffects.

http://12.145.63.45/~uesp/morrow/hints/mweffects.shtml

The answers can all be found in The New and Enhanced Ultimate Answer Post - Enchanting Guide

No, you cannot buy them anywhere. There are no merchants who sell Grandsoulgems. Only the expansions [Tribunal] offer merchant[s] which'll sell grand soulgems.

Where can you find them? Grandsoulgems are levelled items [level 15+]. Meaning they will start to appear more and more frequently after you’ve reached that level and higher. They are random loot and can be found in most bandit/smuggler caves. There are also a few ingame which can always be found regardless of your level. Here is a list with a few locations:

1. Ald Redaynia, Tower
2. Ald Sotha, Shrine
3. Bal Fell, Inner Shrine
4. Balmora, Guild of Mages
5. Derelict Shipwreck, Cabin
6. Dren Plantation, Dren's Villa (chest_small_dren)
7. Dun-Ahhe
8. Hanud
9. Kora-Dur
10. Maelkashishi, Shrine
11. Sadrith Mora, Gateway Inn: West Wing
12. Sadrith Mora, Tel Naga Great Hall
13. Salmantu, Shrine
14. Tel Branora, Upper Tower: Therana's Chamber (felen maryon)
15. Tel Mora, Tower Services
16. Tel Uvirith, Menas' House
17. Tel Uvirith, Omavel's House
18. Tel Uvirith, Seleth's House
19. Tel Fyr, Tower of Tel Fyr -> Hall of Fyr


There's also a section on this in the New and Enhanced Ultimate Answer Post, HERE

The answers can all be found in

The New and Enhanced Ultimate Answer Post - Alchemy Guide .

Or you can take a look at the following link for more Alchemy:

http://12.145.63.45/~uesp/morrow/hints/mwalchemy.shtml

Try the following site:

http://pumpkin.vvv.tf/~darkgray/morrowind/find.cgi

You can find a very clever tool on:

http://morrowind.melian.cc/

which shows you exactly what ingredients you’ll need for what potion.

Or go to:

http://www.gamefaqs.com/computer/doswin/game/3365.html

And take a look at the post: "Alchemy Potion FAQ" by Stevmill.

Every ingredient can be found in Vvardenfell but requires travelling and close looking. There are also merchants whom sell ingredients.
Look at:

http://morrowind.melian.cc/restocking_vendor_list.php

to see what merchant sells which ingredient.

Aside from the forementioned:

http://morrowind.melian.cc/

you could take a look at the following link:

http://www.ladymoiraine.com/ingredients.htm

That depends on the type of ingredient. Ingredients like flowers and fruits from plants do respawn. They are considered to be organic containers. And organic containers respawn their contents after 4 months of game time.
This does not count for ebony mines, diamond mines, pearl kollops and glass mines. These will not respawn their contents.

The results can be found in the

New and Enhanced Ultimate Answer Post - Spell Chances .