Morrowind:Ghostgate

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Ghostgate
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Alignment: Tribunal Temple
Region: Ashlands
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Ghostgate
The shrine inside the Ghostfence
The Ghostfence
Ghostgate after the Ghostfence is deactivated

Ghostgate is the main gateway through the ancient Ghostfence artifact to the Red Mountain region, preventing monsters affected by the Blight from leaving. Ghostgate houses a large Tribunal Temple and contingents of both Buoyant Armigers and Ordinators. The two towers of Ghostgate, called Dusk (west) and Dawn (east), were constructed after The War of the First Council as one of the many defenses against the evils of Dagoth Ur.

Tower of Dusk[edit]

The Tower of Dusk houses Redoran volunteers, with services including a Smithy with a fairly comprehensive array of glass armor pieces (on the lower level). The publican Galore Salvi sells drinks and food and provides beds. The Trader Fonas Retheran provides services only to kinsmen of House Redoran.

Tower of Dawn[edit]

The Tower of Dawn is less factional and has a room for rent. Faras Thirano is an enchanter and has many various items for sale. The healer Ulmiso Maloren has potions and spells for sale.

Temple[edit]

The Temple itself is directly over the tunnel leading through the Ghostfence. Nilvyn Drothan provides potions, spells, and spellmaking.

There are an array of shrines with blessings available for the faithful.

People[edit]

Mertis Falandas is the Master Trainer in Spear, behind a locked door on the Lower Level, Tower of Dusk. Uvoo Llaren is the quest giver here for the Tribunal Temple. Wulf is in the tavern in the Tower of Dusk, after a certain point in the Main Quest.

For a complete list, see People.

Getting There and Around[edit]

There is a route off the foyada leading up to the Ghostfence that will take you to Ald'ruhn, which rises up to the Ghostfence briefly, so you can peer through at the quaint, curious and homicidal inhabitants of the Red Mountain region, before dropping south and skirting the Daedric shrine of Ramimilk as it turns west again. Alternatively, one can simply backtrack down the Foyada Mamaea until you reach the turnoff to Moonmoth Legion Fort and Balmora.

Notes[edit]

  • The Shrine of Pride is located up the hill immediately to the right, after you cross the gate system. (map)
  • There are many pieces of glass armor and weapons inside, both on people and in crates. If you have a reasonable Mercantile skill, the Blacksmith Dronos Llervu has some slightly damaged Glass Armor at steep discounts.
  • Consider paying Wulf a visit for a new power, if you have acquired Wraithguard.

Places of Interest Around Ghostgate[edit]

  • The Citadels of Red Mountain are almost all located inside the Ghostfence, however the way in is heavily guarded by leveled Ash Creatures.
  • The Shrine of Pride is just northeast of the gate, contrary to in-game dialogue that claims it is to the west. Pass through the gate going north and turn right at the first opportunity to get there.
  • A camp of outcast Ashlanders called Ahinanapal can be found near the Ghostgate.

Related Quests[edit]

House Telvanni[edit]

Imperial Legion[edit]

  • Courtesy: Defend the Legion's honor from a Buoyant Armiger in Ghostgate.

Thieves Guild[edit]

Tribunal Temple[edit]

Miscellaneous[edit]

Maps[edit]

Ghostgate