Hi, I'm a seeker with the blades and I killed the Sixth-house guy near Karthag Point. Now I am cursed with corprus. How do I get rid of it? Do I just have to turn back to Caius Cosades? Or is there no way to solve this problem without cheating ?
Thanx
Gwelwen, Breton, lvl 46
Full Version: Can someone help me get rid of corprus?
You got it! Return to Caius and all will be clear.
thanx to help me out! 
its part of the quest
when you return to casades you will be immune to corpus forever
it useful
when you return to casades you will be immune to corpus forever
it useful
dragon-spectre, IIRC you cannot actually get Corprus disease except as that part of the main quest. So being immune to it is meaningless. You do however become immune to all other diseases too and I agree that is useful.
Although if you have any plans on being a vampire or were wolf, I would hold out on doing the mission to khaltags point. You will get corpus and then you have to do a little quest to cure it. You will be immune to all diseases and so I doubt you will be a vampire or werewolf any time soon.
Although immune to all disease this does not stop you becoming a werewolf (not quite sure why but it is part of the main quest of bloodmoon so...)
Also there are ways to become a vampire even if you have disease immunity. Search the forums I have seen them posted somewhere. But I agree it is easier to do the vampire thing first.
Also there are ways to become a vampire even if you have disease immunity. Search the forums I have seen them posted somewhere. But I agree it is easier to do the vampire thing first.
yeah don't you get it so that you have all the positive effects of corprus and not the negatives after you do some quests? i think thats what happens.
Yeah but I do actually kind of get the concept now.
Pretend that every disease on the world is a common disease except vampirism, werewolf disease and corprus. Getting corprus cured allows you to be immune to all common and to corprus .... but that would leave you vulnerable to the other two not common ones.
Then again I get the idea you have to reduce your immunity somehow to get vampirism and yet you can still become a werewolf ... doesnt make much sense there if that is true. I have a theory on why they would do that though.
I am the kind of person that would try to complete everything in morrowind before running off to the bloodmoon expansion island. So I would have already had the main quest done and been immune so I wouldnt become a werewolf. Or atleast alot of people would have beat morrowind before they ever even got the bloodmoon expansion. So I guess it makes sense to do that.
Pretend that every disease on the world is a common disease except vampirism, werewolf disease and corprus. Getting corprus cured allows you to be immune to all common and to corprus .... but that would leave you vulnerable to the other two not common ones.
Then again I get the idea you have to reduce your immunity somehow to get vampirism and yet you can still become a werewolf ... doesnt make much sense there if that is true. I have a theory on why they would do that though.
I am the kind of person that would try to complete everything in morrowind before running off to the bloodmoon expansion island. So I would have already had the main quest done and been immune so I wouldnt become a werewolf. Or atleast alot of people would have beat morrowind before they ever even got the bloodmoon expansion. So I guess it makes sense to do that.
| QUOTE (hyperk1 @ Mar 24 2004, 05:03 AM) |
| yeah don't you get it so that you have all the positive effects of corprus and not the negatives after you do some quests? i think thats what happens. |
Somewhat. You still get the strength bonus, but once it gets damaged it won't ever get restored above 100.
It isent casius who cures you.
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