heres a quick idea for the corkbulb root arrows i feel like they should have a jungle tribe feel to them using leafs for the flights and twine i my idea for the quiver is the same using leafs and the corkbulb its self for the wood and bindings to give the set a feel of a hunter who can craft on the go to survive the harsh landscape of morrowind hope you like the ideas and let me know which ones you like
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Highly recommend to make them stone-bladed. Stone-blade gives so much charm.
Green glass, crafted like as stone, will be good too.
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You can make quiver woven from long leafs of Kresh. Fresh or dry.
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Arrows should have 3 feathers. More would make them worse, at least in reality.
you got the idea i was going for with the arrow heads being stone or flint but i feel that if this is a cork bulb root set surely all of the plant would be used the leaf from the plant would be just as suited for the job i know they have quite a large strong leaf but that wouldn't be a problem as such as they would be trimmed down for the weaving and cut to shape and fed down the center of the arrow as for the twine as far as i am aware there is nothing about the corkbulb having no fibers suited for twine so it would be a possibility there is a statement about it being used as a wood i do like the idea for the kresh twine i suppose it would be good for a mixture of crafting items to find and as they are both abundant in morrowind it would work nice as a quick survivalist hunter bow
i was thinking of different numbers of fins for the flight i ended up with 4 because it was a quick sculpt and was easy but if you think 3 would suit it for realism i will see what i can do thanks