How to get a second Wraithguard (Left-handed) hints and tips for The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind

How to get a second Wraithguard (Left-handed)

It does exist. This is essentially a way to complete the main quest if you're a vampire, or killed someone (Apart from Yagarn Bagrum, in the corprusarium) essential to the storyline before they made their contribution.

Step One: Kill Vivec. Tough task, but you need the Unique Dwemer Artifact he possesses. But if possible, complete the main quest up to earning the regular Wraithguard FIRST. If you have Azura's Star, Vivec's soul has a whopping 3000 (Not a typo!) enchantment points, too - so you have two reasons to kill him.

Step Two: Well, this can intermingle depending on the order you feel like working, so do the following:

A. Get Kagrenac's Journal, in one of the 4 dwemer ruins in Red Mountain. Not the ones with Sunder or Keening (But if you need them, get them too.).

B. That should leave one more unexplored ruin, where Kagrenac's Planner (Don't quote me on that, but it is Kagrenac's something) rests. Get that too.

C. Take all the things (Unique Dwemer Artifact and the two books) to Yagarn Bagrum, in the Corprusarium in Tel Fyr. He should greet you with a message including the words "Unique Dwemer Artifact". Just have a friendly chat about it.

Step Three: He should tell you he can reactivate the enchantments for you if you bring him the two books you should have collected too. Give them to him. However, depending on your personality or reputation, he may refuse to fix it yet. And he won't yet if your health is any less than 215 either.

Come back later if you don't meet all the criteria. Otherwise, give him the books and waste a day resting.

Step 4: Talk to him again. He'll give you the wraithguard. But, when you put it on, it will take somewhere between 200 and 225 off of your MAXIMUM health, which will never be restored. You then gain Wraithguard's abilities (Including enchantments & the ability to safely hold Keening and Sunder). A drawback is it only looks like a deadric gauntlet rather than a left-handed version of Wraithguard.

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