Gnisis Shrine?

[Melusine]

I'm trying to visit all the shrines in order to become a Temple member (or was it the Imperial Cult? Anyhow.) One of the shrines you need to visit according to the Pilgrim's Path is said to be in Gnisis. But I've seen the two shrines in the Temple there and the two in Fort Darius (one an "altar" type shrine, one a normal conical shrine). Oh, and I've seen the mask of Vivec. But at neither of these could I donate the Potion of Cure Common Disease! The only other shrine I've visited so far is that in the Fields of Kummu - do I need to do them in a certain order or what? Or did I miss the correct shrine in Gnisis?

[shamrock_uk]

Originally posted by Melusine: I'm trying to visit all the shrines in order to become a Temple member (or was it the Imperial Cult? Anyhow.) One of the shrines you need to visit according to the Pilgrim's Path is said to be in Gnisis. But I've seen the two shrines in the Temple there and the two in Fort Darius (one an "altar" type shrine, one a normal conical shrine). Oh, and I've seen the mask of Vivec. But at neither of these could I donate the Potion of Cure Common Disease! The only other shrine I've visited so far is that in the Fields of Kummu - do I need to do them in a certain order or what? Or did I miss the correct shrine in Gnisis?

Sorry, it's just been too long since I've done the pilgrimage. I can confirm that the order doesn't matter though.

EDIT:

A walkthrough has these directions if its any help:

Shrine of the Mask, Gnisis This shrine can be found at the top of the Temple in Gnisis, next to the Mask of Vivec artifact. You need a Cure Common Disease potion to activate the shrine which can be bought within the Temple (check the rooms near the Temple entrance). Once you activate the shrine, try touching the middle panel again to reveal the true mask of Vivec. Touch the mask to be taught the spell Vivec's Touch (cheap but 100% effective Cure Diseas and Blight on Touch).

[ 05-22-2004, 05:48 PM: Message edited by: shamrock_uk ]

[Melusine]

Thanks mate, that helps enormously! I'll go and try it immediately.
BTW, I did try to find the answer myself using walkthroughs and the search function here but obviously you're a better Googler than I am. [img]smile.gif[/img] (just so people won't think I open a topic for every little thing without Googling first)

[Dreamer128]

Originally posted by Melusine: (just so people won't think I open a topic for every little thing without Googling first)

Johnny now owes me ten bucks [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[ 05-22-2004, 06:44 PM: Message edited by: Dreamer128 ]

[Melusine]

Yeah? Well screw you too. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
Hmm wait. You said I did Google first right. Aww, you're not so bad after all....

Anyway thanks again shamrock_uk, I finally found it!! [img]graemlins/thumbsup.gif[/img]

And I have another question! ( [img]tongue.gif[/img] @ Dreamer)
I've become a member of the Imperial Legion and they whine about how I have to wear a uniform. Darius gave me this chainmail suit of armour but since I'm trained in Light Armour I don't want to wear it. So I bought the Imperial Cuirass over at Fort Darius figuring it would count as a uniform because it says "Imperial" [img]tongue.gif[/img] but they are still whining. Glitch? Or is the Cuirass not fit as uniform? In that case how important is it to have a uniform with you to put on when talking to Imperial Legion dudes? Because I don't feel like lugging about an extra set of armour just for that.

[ 05-22-2004, 07:04 PM: Message edited by: Melusine ]

[Dreamer128]

Can't you just leave the armor at the fort?

[Melusine]

Hmmm, good thinking, but what I was wondering about is whether the Imperial Cuirass should count as uniform or not (or in other words whether my game is buggy or not). If it doesn't count as a uniform I'll use your solution... unless someone comes along and tells me I need the uniform for other things as well.

[Oruboris]

IIRC, neither the imperial studed nor imperial newtscale count. Not sure on the dragonscale.

Pretty sure its just a game glitch: they OUGHT to count, I think.

The imperial chain cuirass does count, though, and is pretty cheap and easy to come by. I just leave one in each fort, put it on when needed, leave it behind when I go out to do missions. BUT there's a mission [issued in balmora, I think] where you are suppose to rescue this guy from a daedric ruin on the west coast, and he won't go with you if you don't have on your 'uniform'.

Only your superiors are supposed to care about this. You'll find that the various smiths and traders stop mentioning it pretty quickly. Seems to me there are a couple of legion bosses that won't talk to you without the 'unifform' even aftter your #1 in the legion: another glitch, I guess.

Oru

[Kakero]

Don't worry about that, just raise your rank witihin the Imperial Legion and you can wear anything you like.

[johnny]

Originally posted by Dreamer128: quote: Originally posted by Melusine: (just so people won't think I open a topic for every little thing without Googling first)

Johnny now owes me ten bucks [img]tongue.gif[/img] [/QUOTE]Eh ?