What does mysterious sack summon

Thank you for your patience. Check out the v. March edited March in Suggestions, Feedback, and Requests. Currently, there is only one way to get summoning sacks, and that is through some Ludibrium quests. They are non-repeatable and only summon monsters that are so low leveled, the average player can just ignore them. I just miss the spontaneous mischief you can play around with these guys. If only there were bags that summoned more threatening monsters.

I would also add some untradable bags to sell from Mo in the phantom forest: dead man's gorge. And the ludi quest bags to the omega sector item merchant. And you could even get some monster bags in the cash shop to. Based on my poll so far it is clear that most people don't care if you add more and a majority of people that do care want to see more in game. From my personal experience 9 out of ten times people enjoy defending towns from monster because it adds another element to the game and is part of the nostalgic experience.

I remember when admins would summon monsters and bosses that retained to the event that was going on and you can't find those monsters anywhere else in maplestory so it was cool when it happened, and defiantly a huge part of the original experience. Blando , Jan 20, I remember in GMS that they used to do monster invasion in Henesis, but back then there wasn't people strong enough to kill CRogs, so that was the funny part.

Here it wouldn't work, since the majority of players would 1 hit kill them. Blando likes this. I mean if they really don't want to add them, its not a big deal but I don't see the harm in it, there just my favorite element in the game. If I cared about getting nx or messos out of it I would not spend every messo I get on them. Anyways if you guys are going to add more please let me know. Well, There are some interesting ideas in this thread but Why in the world is there no Bob Summing Bag in the code!?

Zerato , Jan 20, Blando , Jan 21, Zerato , Jan 21, I think the creators of maplestory added summoning sacks to spice up the game and make it more fun for them, its nice to change things up from the routeen levle up repeat, what's after lvl , what is the overall purpose of the game, I can't find it but for some reason I think monster bags are the most entertaining aspect of the game.

You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. Given a character with money, a player with patience to retrain, and at least one armor skill as a Major or Minor Skill, this glitch can be used to get around the maximum level limitations. The incorrect location for Felen Maryon is given by Big Helende. Location given is Bal Fell , but the correct location is Tel Branora. At the start of Azura 's shrine quest , Azura says the priestess' island is "north of Dagon Fel", when it is actually to the west.

Sometimes, a glitch occurs that causes the entire Redoran Canton in Vivec to disappear. The only things remaining are the doors that lead to the interior cells, which can be reached by levitation. The exact cause of this isn't known, but it isn't limited to the Redoran Canton. Among the other places where it occurs frequently are Ebonheart , Fort Frostmoth , Balmora , Caldera and even the main compound of Ghostgate.

Strangely enough, the Canton or whatever has disappeared tends to reappear given enough time. It has also been reported to occur with some rooms in Tribunal:Mournhold , except it's just the floors that disappear; NPCs are present when you enter, and fall with you, into water or into a void, depending on the room. This is now thought to be due to lag; the game isn't loading in time.

As you are playing, just give it a bit to load it, and the missing area should reappear in time. If you take damage at the same time as you leave a cell, when the next area loads, the edges of the screen will be stuck on red as they are whenever you take damage. This is particularly common for vampires escaping from the sun.

The effect will last as you walk around and enter new areas, and even after resting. You can undo this by taking damage in any way or by saving and reloading. During an ash storm, heavy fog, or while you're underwater, if you have a magic item, it will be glowing so white that you can barely see the rest of the body. NPCs will never see you, so you won't get a bounty. This will work in most places and best on items placed on a counter or table.

The game will believe that you are on a different level when your character goes slightly through the ceiling so that you will at least partially be outside the space.

If you're already a member of a great house, you are told you cannot join another. This is mostly true, but there are ways around this. House Hlaalu can be joined even if you are a member of another house. He'll see that you're Hortator, recognize that you dealt with his brother in one way or another, and name you Grandmaster of House Hlaalu.

Sort of. What actually happens is, he raises your rank in the house twice which means Retainer if you're not a member , and a journal entry is created which 'completes' the Dealing with Orvas Dren quest. The reason this works is because one option for this topic doesn't check to see if you're a house member, only if you're Hortator. As a result, you get promoted, which makes you a member, and are able to do the House Hlaalu quests all save the Dealing with Orvas Dren quest, which is already 'complete' in your journal.

You can stand there with the Duke and continue to promote yourself two steps at a time by bringing up the topic over and over, until you actually are the Grandmaster. Warning: There might be some glitches because of your 'illegal entry' into House Hlaalu. One such problem will be building your second stronghold. You will also need codes to allow you to build a stronghold once one is built. Complete the stronghold fully for one house, then use set stronghold to 0 before starting the second stronghold.

Sometimes the game spawns sea creatures Slaughterfish and Dreugh on the land as well as in water. This only happens along the coast, and usually in proximity to other land mesh problems, like Kollops floating in the water instead of on the sea bed, and unrooted seaweed. Attacking such an out-of-place creature may be problematic, so attempting to Soul Trap it may be wasted effort.

Try an area-of-effect magical attack if a direct one fails. Off the Bitter Coast west of Seyda Neen , you may encounter a leveled Ash Creature at the bottom of the sea near the entrance to Aharunartus. It is possible to kill Dagoth Ur and the Heart of Lorkhan by doing enough damage in a single blow.

Killing Dagoth Ur has no apparent effect, aside from stopping him from attacking you while in the heart chamber, but destroying the Heart in this manner will break the scripting of the main quest making it impossible to complete. You can use the Alchemy Exploit with Fortify Intelligence potions to allow yourself to create a Fortify Strength potion with a large enough magnitude to deal the required damage in one blow.

It is unknown why this only works on the Heart of Lorkhan, or why it still works in current versions of Morrowind. Create an item with the effect desired bound item as a "Constant Effect".

After equipping and removing the enchanted item a few times the bound item will stick, a new bound item will be added to your inventory by the enchanted item the next time you equip it. Remove the enchanted item and the new bound item will disappear, the old one will stay though. In this glitch, if you jump at just the right time before you open a door open the door while in mid-air , you will take damage and fall on the ground when you proceed inside the building you are going into.

This may also cause the "See Red" glitch to occur. The Dwemer Animunculi spell cannot be used for spellmaking purposes and thus cannot be affected by the Soultrap glitch see below , but it is possible to create permanent Dwemer Centurions by conjuring a Centurion using the spell, waiting an hour in game with "Autosave" enabled , and reloading the autosave.

The process can be repeated as many times as desired to create a whole army of Centurion followers. The same glitch affects the summon spells for creatures that are exclusive to the Tribunal and Bloodmoon expansions.

Some people have had problems with this cheat. If this does not work for you, another option is to change the first effect to 2 seconds and cast the spell directly beneath you. Also note that, with the Bloodmoon expansion installed, if you change into Werewolf form and then change back into human form, the enchantments will be removed. If you contract Corprus and then sleep or wait repeatedly, your Strength and Endurance will be permanently raised by one point for each day that passes. It is suggested that you sleep directly in front of Divayth Fyr , as some your other attributes will drop by one point per day until you get cured.

Be aware, though, that you will need extra Disposition points to complete many Quests, to combat the disgust NPCs have towards Corprus. Unfortunately, these "permanently" raised stats can still be reduced and not be restorable to that unusually high level. However, if you let the Bonewalker's spell end 30 to 60 seconds before you kill it, your Strength will be restored. This does not apply to Greater Bonewalkers , which instantly Damage your attributes rather than Drain them, again resulting in a reduction you cannot reverse to a result above After agreeing to pay a bounty to the guards or Ordinators, many non-stolen items can be removed from your inventory along with the stolen ones.

For instance, this affects the Keening artifact and all soul gems bought from Elbert Nermarc in Tribunal. This is because all items of that ID will have the "owned by" flag after one is stolen, as can be seen with the ToggleFullHelp console command. This can also result in items having multiple owners and items of the same type to permanently have the same owner, regardless if stolen or not.

There is currently no known fix for item owner contamination. There is however a way to reduce it with Morrowind code patch. After said patch feature is installed, guards will only take an item of that ID once. All items removed from your inventory will be found in the nearest evidence chest. You can use a combination of Fortify Magicka and either Fortify or Drain Intelligence to gain Magicka that will persist after the spell effects expire.

As an example, if you fortify your Magicka by M, then double your Intelligence in effect doubling your magicka , you are effectively seeing an effect of 2M from Fortify Magicka. Fatigue behaves differently from Magicka only in that it draws from more than one attribute; a character's maximum fatigue is the sum of their Strength , Willpower , Agility , and Endurance.

Create a spell to briefly lower the character's maximum Fatigue level by draining all of these attributes down close to 1, and subsequently applying a brief Fortify Fatigue effect. This can generate thousands of surplus Fatigue points that, unlike those granted by super potions , are not doomed to expire and will persist quite naturally until spent— no sudden collapses into negative fatigue exhaustion.

Surplus Fatigue affects various skill checks in Morrowind; surplus of this magnitude will drastically improve spell failure calculations, bartering prices, persuasion attempts, the cost of enchanting items, performance in jumping and falling, and dodging and landing blows.

If your Fatigue is high enough, jumping and landing can cause you to gain health, even above your normal maximum. This works in the Xbox and PC up to 1. Drop all weapons except Sunder and summon a Bound Mace.

Then switch weapons rapidly Xbox: hold right trigger and "X" button. You will permanently raise your Strength and Luck and Blunt Weapon skill to incredible levels. You can do the same for Keening except you use the Bound Dagger and it results in increased Speed. Note that with a Speed score higher than , characters move so fast that they become difficult to control. This also works without the bound weapon when you have both Sunder and Keening in your inventory.

Also any bound weapon, like the Bound Longsword, will raise the corresponding skill when you follow the instructions above. When doing this, you need not use Keening or Sunder -- only the normal weapon which is equivalent to the bound weapon.

Alternatively, wielding a constant effect weapon such as Skull Crusher can produce a similar result. Your weapon should not change, but the changing weapon sound should still be audible and your game will slow to a snail's pace. Each time you hear that sound the game adds on the weapon's effect permanently to your character. So with Skull Crusher you add on 15 pts. Remember, this works with all constant effect weapons, bound weapons included.

A variant of this glitch can enable you to travel super-fast and carry a great deal of loot. Have Wraithguard equipped and have Keening, Sunder, and a non-enchanted weapon in your inventory. If you are playing on the Xbox, there is the fast switch: continuously switch through your weapons and your attributes will increase rapidly. Note that you will highly glitch your game and the speed will increase too high, to where you will run through walls and there will be no going back to the building.

Your strength will increase too high, to where you swing a weapon, you will break your weapon sooner. When you acquire an enchanted item that has a Cast when used or Cast once enchantment on it, the spell you had equipped selected will be unequipped.