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<noinclude>{{DEFAULTSORT:Blight, The}}{{Trail|Disease}} [[Category:Lore-All Terms]]
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</noinclude>''A maior, e mais obscura ameaça é a Mangra, um misterioso fenômeno atmosférico emanando da cratera de Dagoth Ur, distorcendo e envenenado criaturas em seu caminho, criando horrores adoentados que atacam viajantes e assetamentos remotos.'' — Um Sábio
[[File:MW-weather-Ash Storm.jpg|thumb|left|Tempestades de Cinzas levam a Mangra longe e além da Montanha Vermelha.]]
In 3E 427, the ruling powers of {{Lore Link|Morrowind}}, already weakened by questions of authority, were further threatened by the re-awakening of '''the Blight'''. This ancient curse is carried from {{Lore Link|Red Mountain}} beyond the protection of the {{Lore Link|Ghostfence}} through ash storms. It is believed to be created by {{Lore Link|Dagoth Ur (god)|Dagoth Ur}} as a means to spread his influence, softening defenses and tying up resources of the {{Lore Link|Tribunal Temple}}. {{Lore Link|House Redoran}} is particularly strained in its territories and maintains great volunteer forces in {{Lore Link|Maar Gan}} and {{Lore Link|Molag Mar}}.
{{Lore Link|Disease|Blight diseases}} resist regular [[Lore:Restoration#Cure Common Disease|cure common disease]] spells, and are of two kinds: wasting diseases which attack one or more of an organism's systems, and abnormal growth diseases, which distort the organism's functions and structures. Natives avoid exposure to the Blight, and wear special protective garments when traveling in regions exposed to ash storms. Those infected can be cured by altars, potions and [[Lore:Restoration#Cure Blight Disease|spells]].
The Blight also affects creatures, making them stronger and more dangerous to unwary travelers. It affects the profits drawn from the land, leading to closures of mines, especially egg mines. As the infections grew, the Empire laid down an embargo on wares from {{Lore Link|Vvardenfell}}, leading to some starvation and further isolation of the {{Lore Link|Dunmer}} on the island.
''But most serious are the plagues and diseased hosts produced by the blight storms sweeping out from Red Mountain. Vvardenfell and all Morrowind have long been menaced by the legendary evils of Dagoth Ur and his ash vampire kin dwelling beneath Red Mountain. For centuries the Temple has contained this threat within the Ghostfence. But recently the Temple's resources and will have faltered, and the threat from Red Mountain has grown in scale and intensity. If the Ghostfence should fail, and hosts of blighted monsters were to spill out across Vvardenfell's towns and villages, the Empire might have no choice but to evacuate Vvardenfell district and abandon it to disease and corruption.'' — ''[[Lore:A Short History of Morrowind|A Short History of Morrowind]]''
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The [[Lore:Velothi Mountains|Velothi Mountains]] and the Inner Sea are natural barriers, protecting the rest of Tamriel from the Blight.</noinclude>
<noinclude>{{traduzindo}}</noinclude>
</noinclude>''A maior, e mais obscura ameaça é a Mangra, um misterioso fenômeno atmosférico emanando da cratera de Dagoth Ur, distorcendo e envenenado criaturas em seu caminho, criando horrores adoentados que atacam viajantes e assetamentos remotos.'' — Um Sábio
[[File:MW-weather-Ash Storm.jpg|thumb|left|Tempestades de Cinzas levam a Mangra longe e além da Montanha Vermelha.]]
In 3E 427, the ruling powers of {{Lore Link|Morrowind}}, already weakened by questions of authority, were further threatened by the re-awakening of '''the Blight'''. This ancient curse is carried from {{Lore Link|Red Mountain}} beyond the protection of the {{Lore Link|Ghostfence}} through ash storms. It is believed to be created by {{Lore Link|Dagoth Ur (god)|Dagoth Ur}} as a means to spread his influence, softening defenses and tying up resources of the {{Lore Link|Tribunal Temple}}. {{Lore Link|House Redoran}} is particularly strained in its territories and maintains great volunteer forces in {{Lore Link|Maar Gan}} and {{Lore Link|Molag Mar}}.
{{Lore Link|Disease|Blight diseases}} resist regular [[Lore:Restoration#Cure Common Disease|cure common disease]] spells, and are of two kinds: wasting diseases which attack one or more of an organism's systems, and abnormal growth diseases, which distort the organism's functions and structures. Natives avoid exposure to the Blight, and wear special protective garments when traveling in regions exposed to ash storms. Those infected can be cured by altars, potions and [[Lore:Restoration#Cure Blight Disease|spells]].
The Blight also affects creatures, making them stronger and more dangerous to unwary travelers. It affects the profits drawn from the land, leading to closures of mines, especially egg mines. As the infections grew, the Empire laid down an embargo on wares from {{Lore Link|Vvardenfell}}, leading to some starvation and further isolation of the {{Lore Link|Dunmer}} on the island.
''But most serious are the plagues and diseased hosts produced by the blight storms sweeping out from Red Mountain. Vvardenfell and all Morrowind have long been menaced by the legendary evils of Dagoth Ur and his ash vampire kin dwelling beneath Red Mountain. For centuries the Temple has contained this threat within the Ghostfence. But recently the Temple's resources and will have faltered, and the threat from Red Mountain has grown in scale and intensity. If the Ghostfence should fail, and hosts of blighted monsters were to spill out across Vvardenfell's towns and villages, the Empire might have no choice but to evacuate Vvardenfell district and abandon it to disease and corruption.'' — ''[[Lore:A Short History of Morrowind|A Short History of Morrowind]]''
<noinclude>
The [[Lore:Velothi Mountains|Velothi Mountains]] and the Inner Sea are natural barriers, protecting the rest of Tamriel from the Blight.</noinclude>